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Meanings of military coups in English

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Usage of military coups in English
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However, it has long been plagued by political instability and military coups.
Reuters
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Lesotho has seen a series of military coups since independence in 1966.
BBC
3
The mission was designed to help end military coups in the country.
Reuters
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Systems ruled by one person lead to military coups, Topcu said.
Reuters
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The nuclear-armed country of 180 million people has a history of military coups.
Reuters
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The way it used to be before the military coups in this country.
Radio NZ
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Lesotho has seen a series of military coups since its independence in 1966.
The South African
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Since then, it has seen 18 military coups or coup attempts.
Reuters
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At that time Pakistan was coming up to another of its military coups.
The Guardian
10
Both of the Shinawatras saw their governments ousted in military coups.
Reuters
11
From various military interventions to military coups, from war crimes to human rights violations.
Wired
12
Since independence from Britain in 1966, Lesotho has undergone a number of military coups.
Reuters
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Here's where the usual African script for military coups changed.
Reuters
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A series of military coups and deepening repression followed.
The Guardian
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Since 1987, Fiji has been hit by military coups three times within a year after elections.
Radio NZ
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In 1987, Mr Rabuka led two military coups which led to severe attacks on the media.
Radio NZ
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Military coups across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common