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Meanings of mass protests in English

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Usage of mass protests in English
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The main opposition party Wefaq has led weekly mass protests for reforms.
Reuters
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Five years have passed since mass protests toppled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
BBC
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You've no doubt heard about the mass protests in Hong Kong yesterday.
News.com.au
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Mursi was deposed on July 3 following mass protests against his rule.
Reuters
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Expect mass protests and the flying of the Trump baby blimp today.
Reuters
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Read more: Hong Kong mass protests explained What is the movement about?
Radio NZ
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The mass protests quickly became an armed rebellion, with increasing sectarian involvement.
Radio NZ
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Sisi deposed Mursi on July 3 after mass protests against his rule.
Reuters
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Mursi was ousted on July 3 after mass protests against his rule.
Reuters
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Yet when the mass protests began in June 2019, they were peaceful.
The Guardian
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The straight ahead commercialism of the site does not provoke mass protests.
Reuters
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They avoided Tahrir Square, symbol of mass protests against Iraq's ruling elite.
Reuters
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It was used earlier in the year to try to organise mass protests.
Reuters
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The original ban, released on 27 January, provoked mass protests at American airports.
Radio NZ
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Egypt's military removed Mr Morsi yesterday after mass protests against his one-year rule.
The Irish Times
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Police used heavy force in 2013 to suppress mass protests demanding more freedom.
Reuters
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