Sabotage

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Amelie addiction requires instant gratification, Loving Sabotage is next.

Sunday Confession:Travellin' light 2006
Amelie addiction requires instant gratification, Loving Sabotage is next.

52 entries from July 2006 2006
Amelie addiction requires instant gratification, Loving Sabotage is next.

Sunday Confession:Travellin' light 2006
"Working Class Sabotage is right because it aids the workers."

A Pernicious Propaganda 1919
Sabotage is to this class struggle what guerilla warfare is to the battle.

A Pernicious Propaganda 1919
"Sabotage is a direct application of the idea that property has no rights that its creators are bound to respect."

A Pernicious Propaganda 1919
Under what was called the Sabotage or S-Plan, British cities including London, Manchester, Birmingham and Coventry were targeted by IRA explosive teams.

BBC News - Home 2011
"Sabotage" - meets-Karate Kid pastiche, and it sure is fun to see Estelle kick some ass

Idolator 2008
I chose the name Sabotage as a parody as well as an homage to classical men’s scents, with names such as Heritage, Équipage, etc.

Archive 2006-07-01 Ayala Sender 2006
A three-month ban on all SACTU meetings in 1961 was soon followed by the introduction of the General Law Amendment Act (also known as Sabotage Act) and a whole range of repressive legislation that virtually made trade unionism a crime against the state.

3. Non-Racial Trade Unionism in Historical Perspective 1980