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Significats de hurl petrol en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "hurl petrol".
Ús de hurl petrol en anglès
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About 5,000 men, women and children hurl petrol bombs and stones at the RUC and B-Specials.
The Irish Times
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After the rally youths hurled petrol bombs at police in Bilbao's old city.
The Irish Times
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But hurling petrol bombs is too much." "I am totally against independence.
Reuters
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They hurled petrol bombs, burned tyres and hijacked a tank and two petrol trucks.
Reuters
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Protesters hurled petrol bombs into a station and set fires, MTR said in a statement.
Reuters
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Youths hurled petrol bombs at police at a bonfire site in Ballymena, Co Antrim early today.
The Irish Times
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In Din Daeng, troops fired warning shots as protesters burned kerosene-soaked tyres and hurled petrol bombs.
The Irish Times
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Assailants hurled petrol bombs at another police station in Alexandria, setting fire to part of the building.
Reuters
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Loyalists yesterday hurled petrol bombs over the peace-line at Catholic houses in Rosevale Street in the Oldpark area.
The Irish Times
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Troops and snipers fired semi-automatic weapons as protesters hurled petrol bombs and burned kerosene-soaked tires to camoflauge themselves.
Reuters
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Troops and snipers fired semi-automatic weapons as protesters hurled petrol bombs and burned kerosene-soaked tyres to camoflauge themselves.
Reuters
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In Suez, police fired teargas where protesters angry at Friday's deaths hurled petrol bombs and stormed a police post.
Reuters
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Amid attempts by police to secure the area, protesters have at times hurled petrol bombs near the headquarters' granite walls.
Reuters
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Demonstrators hurled petrol bombs and rocks at police who responded by firing tear gas, injuring several people, local television said.
Reuters
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Two policemen were slightly injured when a crowd in Derry City hurled petrol bombs and fireworks during a drugs raid.
The Irish Times
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Troops and snipers fired machine guns as protesters hurled petrol bombs and burnt walls of kerosene-soaked tyres to camouflage themselves.
The Irish Times