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Meanings of further unrest in English

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Usage of further unrest in English
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However, he said further unrest was likely in coming weeks and months.
Reuters
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The radical doctrines of many political leaders tended to further unrest.
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But recent years have seen further unrest and warring factions.
BBC
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Some forces remained in the area to prevent further unrest.
The Irish Times
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Drought in China could push prices higher still and provoke further unrest elsewhere, it warned.
Reuters
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They say it is a recipe for further unrest.
Reuters
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A second opposition MP has been killed in Kenya overnight, raising fears of further unrest.
Radio NZ
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As international condemnation pours in, the government warns it will "not tolerate" further unrest.
The Guardian
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It is understood the squad is worried about the prospect of further unrest during the run-in.
The Guardian
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Armed police patrolled the streets in Jos and surrounding areas on Tuesday to deter further unrest.
Reuters
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The U.S. State Department issued a security alert warning of the possibility of further unrest in Kandy.
Reuters
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The pound's slide has raised concern about inflation in the food-importing country that could ignite further unrest.
Reuters
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Protests followed, and there was further unrest after a grand jury decided not to charge the officer.
Radio NZ
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Whether Senegal is now able to avoid further unrest may depend, at least in part, on its marabouts.
Reuters
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Authorities have used an internet blackout, arrests of protesters and targeting of reporters to try to stem further unrest.
Reuters
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Honda has also been taking dozens of potential new hires to a training center, possibly hedging against further unrest.
Reuters
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