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But after years of frustration, many women became increasingly radicalized.

But it is the foreign fighters who have most radicalized the local population, all agree.

Anybody who wasn't radicalized before and was there certainly is now.

"There's a concern that groups may already be radicalizing people in prison," he said.

"The effect might be only to radicalize, rather than moderate, their audience."

I think we need decisive moves to radicalize economic reform.

We have to radicalize that transition to new forms of economic management.

In the last two years they had radicalized the House and brought the clamor for change to a head.

In about mid-1922 this was radicalized: knowing (and thought) is a part of being.

"That was sort of his finest hour, when he wanted to reform and radicalize."

The deepening crisis radicalized some of the doctors and parents.

Peter Brook has radicalized the presentations in his own way.

Even sweet Charlotte is radicalized and willing to do anything to get back home.

Some Chechens have become so radicalized that they may fight on no matter what.

These experiences had a deep impact on Yates, radicalizing him.

On the war front around Sarajevo, too, the mood is increasingly radicalized.

"The point is to educate, to radicalize, to get the message across," he said.

The idea was that the activists would be caught, punished and radicalized.

Police regularly visited the school to ensure that the students were not being radicalized.

Kennedy was the first person to politicize and radicalize Brown.

Israel should know, from its own history, how injustice radicalizes popular sentiment.

So, we decided that we have to radicalize our reform.

His purpose, in the watchword of the period, is to radicalize the young.

Black Friday played a crucial role in further radicalizing the protest movement.

But his teachings had already radicalized some of his students.

It is true that this has helped radicalise the regime in Venezuela.

Dissent has occurred at times among university students in attempts to radicalise dominant ideas.

I worry that the necessary measures may radicalise the working class which is, of course, the sector most prone to unemployment.

The wars managed to radicalise the Muslims everywhere with consequences for future generations all round.

The incident served to radicalise both sides.

After taking up gymnastics as a boy during the 1930s, he went on to radicalise the sport with his daring competition style.

Describing himself as "an impatient moralist", he wrote not merely to entertain, but also to reform and radicalise his audience.

That aside the so called war on terror does nothing but agravate moderate people, and for a time at least, radicalise them.

Ian Paisley helped to radicalise my generation.

In general, education has reinforced society's values, but there have been some experimental attempts at providing education to radicalise values.

This did not necessarily mean that they had become radicalised as such, or that it was their intention to radicalise the finance sector.

The working class have lost major battles in Wisconsin and Ohio, but perhaps this is necessary to slap them into consciousness and radicalise them.

They were among the first who started the Polytechnic Uprising in Athens on November 14, and tried to radicalise it.

Barry wants to bomb a local mosque as a false flag operation to "radicalise the moderates", but Omar considers this idiotic.

Our Socialist rapporteur had tried to radicalise this proposal for a directive by moving away from the Feira agreement.

More widely, couldn't we radicalise the co-operative model and have all companies democratically owned and run by managers and workers?

He became a leader of the "Sauchiehall Street Mafia", a left-wing association credited with helping radicalise the civil service unions in the 1960s.

The detention without trial of prisoners at Guantánamo over several years has played into the hands of the terrorist groups who are trying to radicalise and recruit new members.

In particular, Islamist terrorists in the region have shown a determination to exploit poverty and inadequate governance to radicalise the people and spread their message of hatred.

He wrote it after the latest Venezuelan general elections advocating to further radicalise the Bolivarian Revolution towards "the expropriation of the commanding heights of the economy".

The hardship of working conditions, the republican sympathies of his family and the writings of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon conspired to radicalise Allemane early on.

Popper's student Bartley tried to radicalise this idea and made the controversial claim that not only can criticism go beyond empirical knowledge, but that everything can be rationally criticised.

Defying the Comintern order to boycott the Indian National Congress, Roy urged Indian Communists to join this Party to radicalise it.

Pequito Rebelo's ideas appeared to radicalise with age as he came under the influence of Georges Valois and took to writing for the syndicalist paper Politico.

A further inspection report stated, in October 2008, that staff at Whitemoor Prison felt fear that Muslim inmates were attempting to radicalise others held at the jail.