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Meanings of public dissent in English

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Usage of public dissent in English
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Political parties are banned and there is little room for public dissent.
Reuters
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The kingdom has no elected parliament, while parties and public dissent are banned.
Reuters
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There is no public dissent out of fear or need.
The Irish Times
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He also rapped Bundesbank president Axel Weber for his public dissent on ECB policy.
The Irish Times
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The rash of public dissent won't make the ECB ditch its policy anytime soon.
Reuters
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No one may express public dissent from the authorized version of primitive Japanese history.
Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic
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It is the biggest display of public dissent since huge pro-reform rallies in 2009.
Radio NZ
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These folks are practicing the time-honored tradition of public dissent.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
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This is not misguided; there are good reasons to discourage public dissent in the military.
The Guardian
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That we are free to protest, assemble and express public dissent at government decisions and policy.
The Irish Times
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Any memo of public dissent signed by a significant number of US diplomats would be very rare.
The Guardian
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The government's crackdown on the Brotherhood and on protests in general has not extinguished all public dissent.
Reuters
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The Venezuelan government has been having a torrid time quelling public dissent resulting from a dire financial crisis.
The South African
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They mitigate public dissent in the short-term, but they do not get at the root of the problem.
Reuters
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Saudi Arabia has no elected parliament and parties and public dissent are banned by the Al Saud monarchy.
Reuters
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A rallying point for public dissent.
News.com.au
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