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Meanings of military coup in English

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Usage of military coup in English
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Now, a military coup and consequently, a military administration is not impossible.
Reuters
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A national curfew is in place in Thailand following a military coup.
BBC
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Turkey lodged a similar notice following the failed military coup in July.
The Guardian
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Next month's general election is the first since a 2014 military coup.
Reuters
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Sharif himself was ousted from power in 1999 by a military coup.
Reuters
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The bloodless ouster was Pakistan's fourth military coup since independence in 1947.
Reuters
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Thailand:Thailand's 2006 military coup pitted plutocracy and hereditary monarchy against each other.
The Irish Times
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Analysts have ruled out any chance of a military coup for now.
Reuters
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If that wasn't a bloodless military coup, he wasn't sure what was.
Anvil Gate
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It coincided with the third anniversary of a May 2014 military coup.
Reuters
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There was an attempted military coup where my own newsroom was raided.
News.com.au
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But the failed military coup is further polarizing a nation in turmoil.
Reuters
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A senior African Union official described the Togo events as a military coup.
The Irish Times
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Read: When is a military coup not actually a military coup?
The South African
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha led a military coup on May 22.
Reuters
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Former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide disbanded Haiti's army in 1995 following a military coup.
Reuters
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