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All of a sudden, NGOs were not only standing in the streets, crying their slogans, but they were taking [them] into the negotiations, partly because they represented the victims of these weapons.
Young Libyan women and men were at the forefront calling for the fall of the regime, raising slogans of freedom, dignity, social justice.
And you can see here some photographs from London where Barclays sponsored the city bike scheme, and some activists have done some nice piece of guerrilla marketing here and doctored the slogans.
Over 60,000 people came to the start line, all wearing white T-shirts with no political slogans.
They barricaded the place, and the teenagers were evicted, and the teenagers decided to fight back, not with bank cards or slogans but with constructing a critical process.
The flowers are named after him, the mountains are carved with his slogans.
Anybody who's ever worked with me will tell you I am known for my slogans.
It's time that we abandon simple solutions and simple slogans, and grapple with the nuance.
They have little slogans, like "Salvation through Starvation."
They said that they wanted to take back control, which was one of the slogans in the campaign.
Creativity is the meme-maker that puts slogans on our t-shirts and phrases on our lips.
Even fascists seek community, albeit a frighteningly homogenous community where everyone looks the same and wears the same uniform and chants the same slogans.
after being embattled with negative slogans and the characters' negative emotions, then this is for you.
The movie simply carried forward anti-black slogans and pejorative terms from the late 1800s and early 1900s which of course originated as a result of white disgust with freed slaves.
Its greatest problem is its unfortunate tendency to encapsulate complex political issues in slogans, and those slogans, in turn, in characters - the portrayal of John Knox (who does little more than storm about and utter his most famous quote) exemplifies this.
I mean, we must not know any particular of the life of any character (for instance, Bresson did not care at all about it...), but it is difficult to sympathize with a character who only speaks with slogans.
And the vague slogans that its leaders are currently offering will likely be viewed as hollow promises.
Intelligent speeches, spirited debates and clever slogans were conspicuous by their absence in this election.
The “Leave” campaign’s very slogans – centered on bringing control back home – aligned it with populist, protectionist movements that are fracturing old political loyalties throughout the West.
The right often invokes "traditional values," but as socialism is the only tradition anyone remembers, the right’s values turn out to be empty slogans -- "tradition," "family," and "Church" -- mouthed by its ambitious politicians.
The Power of MonumentsNEW YORK – The ghastly spectacle last month of neo-Nazis marching through Charlottesville, Virginia, carrying torches and barking slogans about the supremacy of the white race, was sparked by the city’s plans to remove a statue of Robert E. Lee, the leader of the Confederate army, which fought to retain slavery in the secessionist South during the American Civil War.
Indeed, instead of facing the region’s changing realities with a new approach to peace in Palestine and beyond – endorsing the Arab peace initiative, for example – the Israeli left and center retreated either to worn-out slogans or to the safety of domestic agendas.
There is a place in political campaigns for bumper-sticker slogans.
One of the slogans of the protests is, “We are not cattle.”
Equality through employment – not the snazziest of slogans, but one well worth painting on banners and flying over occupied squares and parks, on Wall Street and much farther afield.
Putin also manages a highly effective propaganda machine, which churns out a post-modernist pastiche of old Soviet slogans, pre-revolutionary religious rituals, and state-of-the-art marketing ploys inspired by the “consumerist” West.
The Houthis’ political slogans, propaganda, and modus operandi are all modeled after Hezbollah’s.
Public accountability, government transparency, and official integrity remain largely slogans.
While slogans and sound bites capture most of the attention, deeper issues in play leave the outcome of the June 23 referendum subject to a high degree of uncertainty – so much so that a single event could end up hijacking the decision.
Then again, many of his proposals are not policies designed to be implemented, but slogans crafted to appeal to an insular populist mood among a segment of the population.
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