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Meanings of protester in English
Portuguese
manifestante Catalan
manifestant Synonyms
Examples for "dissident"
Examples for "dissident"
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Police believe the attack may have been carried out by dissident republicans.
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And none of the dissident groups appear happy about the idea either.
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There were dissident cells in the city, young people who met secretly.
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Even serial dissident Carbone apparently took his reduced role in good grace.
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Gardaí also know dissident republicans use cigarette smuggling to fund their activities.
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No word, however, whether the president's message proved lucky for the contestant.
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Dr Alex George is an A&E doctor and former Love Island contestant.
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Former Apprentice contestant Frances Bishop doesn't think higher education is for everyone.
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Former MasterChef contestant Ben Ungermann delivers another difficult dish under extreme pressure.
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Atreyu was getting up to say something when yet another contestant appeared-Hynreck
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The sole dissenter said the economy would be unmoved, not better off.
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When Cassidy started work on this book, he was a rare dissenter.
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But one's being a dissenter disqualified him from holding certain public offices.
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What's the meaning of that if it is not being a dissenter?
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His motion carried by voice vote, without a single dissenter heard.
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Her younger brother was actually a conscientious objector during the Iran War.
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The process for becoming a conscientious objector is both involved and tough.
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We give up the past to the objector, and yet we hope.
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She repeated, as if she answered an objector: A sort of blacklegging.
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He was a conscientious objector during the war, a sex fanatic since-Mr.
Usage of protester in English
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However, I was able to capture a protester burning a smaller flag.
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When he was interviewed, a protester explained that the issue was democracy.
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A climate protester atop West Burton gas power station on 29 October.
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We need an explanation from them, said one protester named Mohammad Gul.
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One protester who tried to prevent the looting was assaulted, police said.
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At least one protester was arrested and a CNN journalist was injured.
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The private TV station Kantipur said at least one protester was hit.
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Read: Security guard who shot KZN protester six times facing murder charge
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At least one person was pepper-sprayed by an anti-Trump protester, Pearsall said.
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One protester has died and hundreds have been injured in the protests.
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The video shows a protester who disrupted an oral argument on Wednesday.
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And Craig was one of its agitators: protester, advocate, and punk musician.
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A protester was escorted from the chamber while Trump defended gun rights.
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A protester then boarded the bus and began arguing with the driver.
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One, a protester goes too far and makes himself a murder suspect.
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Reuters video showed security forces shooting one protester dead with live ammunition.
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Protester through the time
Protester across language varieties
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