haitians in A Sentence

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    Haitians should be doing this, not foreigners.

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    Haitians recognize slavery when they see it.

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    In other words, we mean Haitians.

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    Haitians caught at sea.

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    The Haitians clearly did not know their place.

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    Only 53% of Haitians can read or write.

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    Only 53% of Haitians can read and write.

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    What if Haitians really have it better than we do?

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    Government and UN officials estimate that some 350,000 Haitians are in need of assistance.

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    But I think the Haitians themselves would probably accept some arrangement of that sort.

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    The Haitians are desperate to know that they are safe in the arms of God.

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    He imagined himself opening an institution that taught talented Haitians that art was a respectable way to make a living.

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    He said there were"hundreds of thousands of critically injured and severely disabled Haitians" and"we're only trying to send a few hundred to America".

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    Migration experts quoted by Honduran newspaper El Heraldo said that Cubans, Venezuelans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and some Africans pass through Honduras heading to the US.

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    Accounts suggest that when Mr Trump was told that the largest groups of immigrants with that status were from El Salvador, Honduras and Haiti, the president responded:“Haitians?

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    The manufacturer of the game, in which an ex-convict is hired to recover stolen drug money in the streets of Miami, has been harshly criticized for its portrayal of Haitians.

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    Fixing health care systems while we undermine the environmental conditions for health are a textbook example of what Haitians describe as“lave men, swiyè atè"- washing your hands but drying them in the dirt.

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    During his election campaign, Moise promised"food on every plate and money in every pocket," yet most Haitians still struggle to make ends meet and face inflation that has risen 15% since his election.

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    During his election campaign, Moise promised"food on every plate and money in every pocket," yet most Haitians still struggle to make ends meet and face inflation that has risen 15 percent since his election.

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    During his election campaign, Moise promised"food on every plate and money in every pocket," yet most Haitians still struggle to make ends meet and face inflation that has risen 15 per cent since his election.

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    It was all part of a plan, someone whispered, by the World Bank and U.S. Agency for International Development to drive Haitians off their land and into the city to sew clothes for rich Americans.

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    It was all part of a plan, someone whispered, by the World Bank and U.S. Agency for International Development(USAID) to drive Haitians off their land and into the city to sew clothes for rich Americans.

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