1.   The King threatened her with permanent exile.

2.   The king threatened permanent exile, but his mother Judith counselled mercy.

3.   And they invariably end with a warning that talking about the encounters could bring trouble on the next visit home, or even permanent exile from China.

4.   He quietly slipped out of this besieged capital aboard a flight to his northern hometown, which diplomats described as a brief stopover en route to permanent exile.

5.   Israel has been demanding that the wanted men surrender to face trial in Israel or permanent exile.

6.   Israel has offered to let the gunmen come out and surrender to face arrest or permanent exile, an offer they turned down.

7.   Most of the political prisoners on whose behalf Clinton has interceded with Chinese leaders are now back in prison or in permanent exile.

8.   Much further adrift than the dislocated souls of her previous works, many of these characters have passed over into permanent spiritual exile.

9.   Outraged, he went into permanent exile in Mexico City the next year.

10.   Soon enough he will weep himself in retreat, his comeback from Elba scrambled, permanent exile looming.