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Meanings of social upheaval in English

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Usage of social upheaval in English
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Flores said the ongoing social upheaval in Venezuela is behind the trend.
Reuters
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The three-month conflict has caused considerable social upheaval in the French speaking province.
The Guardian
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There is a sense of individuals submerged in great social upheaval.
The Irish Times
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The holiday weekend comes at a time of unprecedented economic and social upheaval.
Reuters
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This has been a repeated problem for institutional Christianity in times of social upheaval.
Christianity: the first three thousand years
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The 1990s featured political and social upheaval in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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The sixties were a period of malaise and social upheaval in the United States.
Roger Corman: Interviews
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Businesses will go bust and there will be social upheaval.
Rock and Ice Magazine
9
And not just a health crisis: an economic nightmare; a social upheaval; a psychological trauma.
The Irish Times
10
The Mayans didn't get on a spaceship and vanish; they simply had a social upheaval.
BBC
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Recovering from the social upheaval of the Revolution, caste soon began to claim its own.
The Education of the Negro Prior to 1861 / A History of the Educ...
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The amount of social upheaval around here ensures an almost continual disturbance of the ground.
The water room
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There would be no social upheaval so long as the climate was what it was!
The Freelands
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The effect of the work of Voltaire and the French philosophers was social upheaval in France.
Mary Wollstonecraft
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There are fears social upheaval caused by a change in the supply could lead to conflict.
News.com.au
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There are many indications that when the Army returns there will be a great social upheaval.
With Our Soldiers in France
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