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Protesters in sentence

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Would the world have ever heard the protesters' cries?
I did a project where I took pictures of the hands of protesters and put them up and down the boarded-up buildings and community shops.
These algorithms can identify protesters even if their faces are partially concealed.
On March 3, 1913, protesters parted for the woman in white: dressed in a flowing cape and sitting astride a white horse, the activist Inez Milholland was hard to miss.
A local official literally prostrated himself in the street, in front of these protesters, in order to get them to go away.
And so they began to arrest the protesters.
Go back 200 years when the slave trade was under pressure from William Wilberforce and all the protesters.
The federal police came down in buses and started shooting at the protesters.
After the Egyptian uprisings in 2011, a group of female protesters were forced to undergo virginity checks by their military.
We should also remember that America was founded by hotheaded tax protesters and continues to be motivated by those who want something without paying for it.
Anti-nuke protesters who all looked like punk rockers of the late 1970s, and somehow became non-violent, (except for their leader, "Splatter") occupy the cities.
After, we are introduced to a group of 'Greenpeace' like environmental protesters and a journalist.
Running Wolf is in charge of the investigation of the disappearance of the workers, being pressed by Krantz to arrest the protesters.
I especially liked the protesters tangent.
An anti-(Vietnam) war protest consisting of spookily-dressed young people of all races painted like skeletons becomes violent, with cops beating protesters.
To add to his growing list of personal obstacles, his main reason for being, his hospital has come under siege by students and neighborhood protesters, incompetent doctors like Dr. Welbeck (Richard Dysart) and a mysterious MD. who is killing both patients and doctors alike, because he believes he is "the Wrath of the Lamb."
The premise is that the nation's dissidents (hippies, musicians, protesters, pacifists, etc.) are being rounded up and tried by a tribunal and then given the choice of prison or running the course of Punishment Park.
The throwaway bits involving nuclear protesters is both entirely accurate and bitterly satirical, and the news-biz (with its corporate structure and vapid yes-men) is vividly captured.
In his 1966 film "Blow Up", Antonioni had his hero question truth against a backdrop of British youth protesters.
Maybe the anti-war protesters would have been more willing to give the war vets the credit they deserve for being drafted and made to do what it is they did.
Mr. President, rarely called by his name, justifies his killers: "the protesters"....something that recalls Jesus, rather than J.F.K.
A typical example of this is juxtaposing footage of Moore arriving at the Oscars, while nearby protesters demonstrate against the war.
The “anything is possible” sensation of the Tahrir Square rebellion had faded, and now two candidates whom the protesters deeply opposed, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Morsi, and Ahmed Shafiq, a factotum of the old regime (and of the current military government), prepared to face off in the second round.
Moreover, massive electoral fraud galvanized middle-class grievances, driving tens of thousands of protesters into the streets.
The protesters in Tahrir Square perceived the cause of Egypt’s poverty in its non-responsive, repressive political system, its corrupt government, and the general lack of equality of opportunity in every sphere of their lives.
There should be no illusion that the transformation that the protesters started will be smooth.
Indeed, the military, the bulwark of Mubarak’s regime, is now in charge in Egypt, and has been repressing, jailing, and killing protesters who dare to stand up.
So far, there is no evidence that the protesters in Hong Kong’s Central district have any ambition to undermine, let alone topple, the government in Beijing.
With the exception of the Obama administration’s lack of resolve in denouncing the treatment of protesters by the US-allied regimes in Bahrain and Yemen, America’s position on the Arab revolts has been welcomed.
Puigdemont was not addressing anti-independence protesters on the streets of Barcelona, or Spanish citizens more broadly.
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