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Meanings of mass mobilisation in English

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Usage of mass mobilisation in English
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They involve many different types of actors and methods of mass mobilisation.
The Irish Times
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Momentum is a gathering across South Africa for mass mobilisation on Friday.
The South African
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Social media was an essential tool of mass mobilisation for the protest movement.
BBC
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Thousands of people turned up to the loud, brightly coloured mass mobilisation march.
The Guardian
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The mass mobilisation that is the May bank holiday weekend is nearly upon us.
The Irish Times
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The violence has prompted mass mobilisation across Armenia and seen its vast global diaspora spring into action.
Reuters
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Or can the faux rally get participants pumped up to attend the next mass mobilisation on the Mall?
The Guardian
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Ensure mass mobilisation of all communities to promote collective responsibility in the fight to eradicate violence against women and children.
The South African
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But hopes of a mass mobilisation could be dashed by Ethiopia's relatively low use of the internet and mobile phones.
The Guardian
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More than a week of mass mobilisation has led to a final victory for all South Africans, here's what people had to say.
The South African
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When the mass mobilisation kicked off party newspapers depicted it as an epochal struggle that would inject new life into the socialist cause.
The Guardian
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Mass mobilisations of recent weeks reflect how this prime minister's unpopularity has become significant.
Radio NZ
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In Bolivia, indigenous women were recognised as central to the mass mobilisations which propelled Evo Morales into the presidency.
The Guardian
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Independence campaigners have promised a "hot autumn" of protests and mass mobilisations in the run-up to the trials of the imprisoned leaders.
The Guardian
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