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Meanings of jasmine revolution in English

Russian
волнения в тунисе
Portuguese
revolução de jasmim
Spanish
revolucion del jazmin
Catalan
revolució de tunísia
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Intensive campaign of civil resistance in Tunisia.

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волнения в тунисе
Usage of jasmine revolution in English
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Tunisia and Egypt, neighbouring countries and birthplaces of the jasmine revolution, refrained from any involvement.
The Guardian
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The move follows anonymous online calls for " jasmine revolution" protests, echoing the uprisings in the Middle East.
The Guardian
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The message -posted on an overseas website on Saturday -was titled "The jasmine revolution in China".
The Guardian
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In February dozens of political activists were arrested in China after an anonymous call online for people to start a jasmine revolution.
The Guardian
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The crackdown appeared to be prompted by anonymous online calls for an Arab-inspired " jasmine revolution", posted on an overseas website.
The Guardian
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Tunisia's so-called ' Jasmine Revolution' was peaceful and many were optimistic about the country's transition to democracy.
BBC
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Then came the Jasmine Revolution.
The Guardian
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Tunsia has struggled to restore stability since Ben Ali was ousted in a " Jasmine Revolution" on January 14.
Reuters
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But what would happen if Chinese activists made efforts to create a Jasmine Revolution page, and Facebook was asked to take it down?
Wired
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The clampdown was sparked by official fears of the spread of " Jasmine Revolution"-style unrest from the Arab world to authoritarian China.
The Irish Times
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Photo: AFP The Nobel Committee said the group was awarded the prize for its contribution to building democracy after the Jasmine Revolution in 2011.
Radio NZ
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Only that, they said, could satisfy the hopes of their " Jasmine Revolution," which has delivered a shock to autocrats across the Arab world.
Reuters
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Many were from Sidi Bouzid, the bleak central city where the " Jasmine Revolution" was sparked a month ago by one despairing young man's suicide.
Reuters
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-President Zine Al-AbidineBen Ali was toppled by mass protests in a " Jasmine Revolution" on January 14 after 23 years of autocratic rule.
Reuters