To hardline opponents of the pull-out, Mr Sharon is abandoning parts of the Promised Land that God gave to the Jews, a tragedy on a par with the Romans' sacking of Jerusalem or the Nazi Holocaust.
The only video Tsarnaev posted with a strongly jihadist theme appears to have been reposted on his YouTube page four months ago, about the "emergence of the black flags from the promised land of Khorasan, " a reference by jihadists to parts of Afghanistan.
Telling the Chinese to have nothing to do with Tibet is like telling Israel to get out of the "promised land, " where it is supported by the foremost democratic states.
But as the season moves into its final furlong, both clubs have serious ambitions of reaching the promised land.
In fact, it is fair to say that the modern-day incarnation of the capital of the Kingdom of Jerusalem still feels like the promised land.
The novel alludes to the hopes for redemption in the stories of the Jewish tradition: the journey into the promised land, the coming of the Messiah, the renewal of the covenant between God and his chosen people.
By freeing up more state and federal lands for drilling, cutting unnecessary, burdensome restrictions while protecting wells and ground water with safe and smart regulations, every American might soon get his own slice of the real promised land.
Would they meet the Quartet's lip-service requirements by denouncing violence, acknowledging Israel's existence and accepting the Israel-PLO agreements that have brought us the current paradise of peace to the Promised Land?
After 21 years in football's wilderness, a one-nil win against Bishops Stortford on Friday has them within touching distance of the Blue Square South title, and with it promotion to the Blue Square Premier, just one level below the promised land of the Football League.
By fostering a climate of determined optimism, both the American and Russian governments persuaded voters and sceptical legislators that the promised land of prosperity and reform was just round the corner.
In the original Jewish narrative, the creation of the state of Israel in 1948 meant redemption, an escape from the genocidal persecution of the Nazis and a return to the land promised by God (for the religious) or historical precedent (for the secular).
Every piece of bad news signals the apocalypse, every piece of good news heralds the arrival at the promised land.
The company promised a major revamp of the service would land in October yet, here we are with one day left in the month, and no iTunes overhaul in sight.
As to the controversy surrounding the environmental safety of hydraulic fracturing, "Promised Land" offers little credible, scientific evidence to illustrate the alleged dangers of hydraulic fracturing.
The increasing sophistication of filters that can send brand-love messages exactly to that special consumer-someone in the mood for a little emotional bonding promised a land of sales on the other side, with technology enabling advertisers access to ever-more sophisticated profiles built from searches and social pages, selling this to brands as a way in.
And that is supposed to lead us at last to the promised land of restored economic growth and prosperity.
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Still, the promised land of Eurobonds, and of the ECB lending to sovereigns, seems beyond the reach of today's politicians.
Or reduced to the core policy choices: does reaching the promised land of renewables require more basic research, or more tax incentives?
It would be sombre news indeed, not only for Mr Adams but for all those who have hoped and worked so long to lead Northern Ireland into the promised land of peace and compromise.
Telecoms were going to carry workers along the information superhighway to the land of effortless wealth, and dotcoms promised to turn the stock market into a sort of perpetual-motion money-making machine at least until the Y2K bug brought the entire world to a crashing halt.
Besides large plots of land, the government promised them schools, credit and farm tools, but often failed to deliver.
For the Germans, Poles and Jews who made their fortunes here, Lodz was the promised land depicted in Andrzej Wajda's epic film of the same name.
We shall remember always where we are headed, too, which is to make the Promised Land a land of promise, a land of freedom, justice and equality.
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The following spring, they set off on foot for the Red River Settlement around Lake Winnipeg in Canada where Scottish aristocrat, the Earl of Selkirk, had promised them land.
Hong Kong recently tightened its mortgage lending rules and promised to increase the supply of land after prices soared about 45% since the beginning of 2009.
The latest land auction comes four days after Tsang had announced new provisions to tighten lending rules for luxury flats and promised to boost the supply of land available for development.
With its mix of beach and Bauhaus, culture and commerce, Tel Aviv may not be holy but for locals and newcomers alike, the city has become its own kind of promised land.
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For lots of people, particularly the growing number of working women, speeding up at work, which you might think would mean slowing down at home, enjoying that promised land of leisure, meant just the opposite: home got sped up, too.
And those who enter the NFL Promised Land stay only a few years on average without a real trade for the majority of their working lives.
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To get to the promised land there has been constant dilution of long suffering shareholders to keep this company afloat.
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