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Meanings of deadly riots in English

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Usage of deadly riots in English
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Jones' plans to burn the Koran triggered deadly riots in Afghanistan in 2010.
Reuters
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In February, the burning of Qur'ans at a US base triggered deadly riots.
The Guardian
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Soaring food prices led to deadly riots earlier this year.
Reuters
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Kisumu and other regions were devastated by deadly riots after the vote in 2007.
Reuters
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The Bodo tribe has clashed with Bengalis in deadly riots several times since the 1950s.
Reuters
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Rogo's death last year unleashed deadly riots in Mombasa.
Reuters
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In the past, material and actions deemed insulting to Islam have sparked deadly riots in Afghanistan.
Reuters
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Three months later, the government banned YouTube, after a provocative film about Prophet Muhammad sparked deadly riots.
Reuters
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The former chief minister of Gujarat has always denied wrongdoing during deadly riots against Muslims in 2002.
BBC
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Estrela said he feared rejecting the change could have fueled violence in jails where deadly riots are common.
Reuters
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Rogo's death last year unleashed deadly riots in Mombasa's run-down neighbourhoods where he commanded a loyal support base.
Reuters
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The destruction of the mosque by a frenzied Hindu mob in 1992 sparked deadly riots across the country.
Reuters
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His killing sparked days of deadly riots in the city, where about 70 percent of residents are Muslim.
Reuters
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The violence follows deadly riots in Kenya's main port of Mombasa after the assassination of a radical Muslim cleric.
Reuters
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The ICG says Arsa members are young Rohingya men angered by the state's response to deadly riots in 2012.
BBC
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Terry Rombot was part of a wave of Indonesian Christians who fled their country following deadly riots in 1998.
Reuters
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