Mutinous soldiers continue to occupy a barracks at Labasa, on Fiji's second-largest island, Vanua Levu.

ECONOMIST: Fiji

Tim, alone in his mutinous body, is left wondering whether the trouble is in his head.

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There is a mutinous mood among motorists over proposed hikes in fuel duty and taxes on polluting cars.

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The combination of dissatisfied fans and mutinous developers is leavened with a dose of nostalgia for the good old days.

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But a few graves belong to soldiers who are believed to have died during mutinous riots at the camp in March 1919.

BBC: North East Wales

Some overriding interest is the great preservative against quarreling and mutinous thoughts.

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The announcement added to the woes of Britain's already mutinous beef-farmers.

ECONOMIST: Mad cows

General Guei has told French military officials they must take President Bedie out of the country immediately for his own safety, suggesting that mutinous soldiers might want to take revenge against him.

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Pope Clement VII's 1530 bull approving the coronation of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V might seem an assertion of papal supremacy until one notes that it followed the 1527 sack of Rome by Charles's mutinous troops, many of them German Lutherans.

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As American lines like Bonobos, Band of Outsiders and Freemans Sporting Club have adapted the traditional tailoring of their storied U.K. counterparts to suit modern tastes ("if it ain't broke we'll nip it"), at London's custom houses, even a stitching tweak would be perceived as mutinous a decade ago.

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