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Desmond ['dezmənd]

n. 德斯蒙德（男子名）

Security police today seized a second recording of a defiant sermon by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and a pro-government newspaper said authorities should not be reluctant to prosecute him.
Police used whips and dogs to disperse hundreds of blacks, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu, during mass protests Saturday at two whites-only beaches.
After they were freed, Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu hailed the four as "heroes" in the struggle against the system of apartheid.
Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu today praised an 18-year-old white man who has been sentenced to six years in prison for refusing to serve in the armed forces.
Desmond Tutu, the black Anglican archbishop and anti-apartheid leader, said of the election: "I'm not paying a great deal of attention.
Desmond is thus led into the thickets of a treasonous plot that becomes more and more interesting as it focuses on a diary everyone is desperate to find.
After the death in 1985 of socialist President Forbes Burnham, President Desmond Hoyte launched an investigation of the cult leading to Hill's conviction for manslaughter.
A state-of-emergency regulation bans calls for an election boycott, but Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu and many other activist clergymen defied the ban.
The young comrades objected to a scene that mocked Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu (dubbed Bishop Nobele) for his support of sanctions.
Ireland aims for a niche in manufacturing high-tech, electronic and software products, Irish Minister for Industry and Commerce Desmond O'Malley says.
Security police today returned confiscated news film of Archbishop Desmond Tutu after London-based Worldwide Television News threatened legal action.
Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu said Botha "was heeding the calls of those who are interested in negotiations."
I mentioned last week the initiative by Sir Desmond Pitcher of Littlewoods to enlist the support of other large retailers to update the commercial leasing system. Meanwhile, however, a host of campaigns has proliferated among small businesses.
"Black in the laboratory has relieved more human suffering than thousands of doctors in a lifetime at the bedside," said Desmond Laurence, head of pharmacology at University College in London.
With his brother, Desmond, also a medical doctor, he set up a service and it still covers nearly 3m people in the Greater Manchester area.
After checking out of the Holiday Inn, Mr. Linda returned to his tribal home in the black homeland of Transkei, where he arranged demonstrations against the anti-apartheid leader, Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu cut short a visit to Canada because of the violence.
Foreign dignitaries representing 30 countries included South African black nationalist leader Nelson Mandela, South African church leader Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Coretta Scott King, widow of slain U.S. civil rights leader Martin Luther King.
Anti-apartheid activists such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, called for a national day of protest today.
Bureau activities, according to testimony given to the government inquiry, ranged from killing activists to using a baboon's fetus to put a magic spell on Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
The June 29 Congressional letter praised Bush for meeting anti-apartheid leaders such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Rev. Allan Boesak, Rev. Beyers Naude and Albertina Sisulu.
'Nobody,' said Desmond Morris recently, 'has done more for elephants than the Douglas-Hamiltons.' So a chance to go in among the elephants with Iain and Oria as our guides seemed special enough to make me look to my safari hat.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu today rejected as "crumbs of conscience" President P.W. Botha's proposal for giving blacks more political clout in South Africa.
Jubilation over the pending release of South Africa's imprisoned black leader Nelson Mandela must be tempered with the realization that apartheid is far from ended, Archbishop Desmond Tutu said Saturday.
Although an outspoken critic of Pretoria's apartheid policies, Naidoo was not as public a figure as other churchmen, including Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Allan Boesak, president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
Speaking in Afrikaans, Strydom told the court, "if communists such as (Anglican Archbishop) Desmond Tutu and (former ambassador to the United Kingdom) Denis Worrall are arrested, then I will cooperate.
We now have a new chairman in Sir Desmond Pitcher, the chief executive of Littlewoods, and a new management team,' he says. Like other development corporations, the MDC owns some land and has planning powers over all its area.
Before leaving for Capetown to see de Klerk, Anglican Bishop Desmond Tutu and black opposition leaders, Baker will open talks with Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos in an effort to end his government's 14-year war with U.S.-armed guerrillas.
A Coca-Cola spokesman in Atlanta called the students misguided and quoted from a letter by South Africa's Anglican Archbishop Desmond Tutu, an anti-apartheid leader.
Desmond Williams, an architect, said his firm designs or remodels schools and other buildings to resist vandal attacks.

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