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Meanings of quell unrest in English

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Usage of quell unrest in English
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Jay Nixon to coordinate law enforcement efforts to quell unrest in Ferguson.
Reuters
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The government said the restrictions were necessary to quell unrest in the region.
Reuters
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Trump has threatened to use the US military to quell unrest.
The Guardian
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That, and Trump's threat to deploy troops to quell unrest, have deepened outrage among protesters.
Reuters
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The US president announces he is deploying the military to quell unrest in Washington, DC.
BBC
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He threatened to strip federal funding from Democratic-run cities like Portland unless they quell unrest.
Reuters
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A major Cabinet reshuffle last month, the second since Pinera took power, failed to quell unrest.
Reuters
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He said the attention has made police chiefs an easy scapegoat for politicians aiming to quell unrest.
Reuters
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Government forces once again bombarded the battered city of Homs with mortars in an effort to quell unrest.
The Irish Times
10
Papua New Guinea's police force has deployed extra personnel to quell unrest in the northern province of Madang.
Radio NZ
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Photo: AFP The violence has raised fears of renewed instability, with a 2015 peace deal failing to quell unrest.
Radio NZ
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President Donald Trump taunted state governors for not embracing his proposal to send in the US military to quell unrest.
Radio NZ
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Police used rubber bullets and tear gas to quell unrest in the capital Sarajevo and the northern town of Tuzla.
BBC
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Papua New Guinea police and military forces have deployed extra personnel to Southern Highlands to quell unrest in the province.
Radio NZ
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A 2015 peace deal to end a 20-month civil war has failed to quell unrest.
Radio NZ
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Later, after his appointment as defence minister in 1980, Malan used his troops to quell unrest in the black townships.
The Guardian
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