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Meanings of tunisian revolution in English

Russian
волнения в тунисе
Portuguese
revolução de jasmim
Spanish
revolucion del jazmin
Catalan
revolució de tunísia
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Intensive campaign of civil resistance in Tunisia.

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        Examples for "jasmine revolution"
        Examples for "jasmine revolution"
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        Tunisia and Egypt, neighbouring countries and birthplaces of the jasmine revolution, refrained from any involvement.
        The Guardian
        2
        The move follows anonymous online calls for " jasmine revolution" protests, echoing the uprisings in the Middle East.
        The Guardian
        3
        The message -posted on an overseas website on Saturday -was titled "The jasmine revolution in China".
        The Guardian
        4
        In February dozens of political activists were arrested in China after an anonymous call online for people to start a jasmine revolution.
        The Guardian
        5
        The crackdown appeared to be prompted by anonymous online calls for an Arab-inspired " jasmine revolution", posted on an overseas website.
        The Guardian
        Usage of tunisian revolution in English
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        The Tunisian revolution has provided the inspiration for uprisings in other parts of the Arab world.
        The Irish Times
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        I knew right away that the Tunisian revolution would inspire democracy activists in north Africa and the Middle East.
        The Guardian
        3
        Mr President is a remix of Tunisian rapper EL General's song Rais Lebled, which has been labelled as an anthem of the Tunisian revolution.
        The South African
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        But thanks to Bouazizi, Sidi Bouzid and the Tunisian revolution, a pan-Arabism rooted in a quest for dignity and justice is now likely to dominate.
        The Guardian
        5
        Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi also said he feared that the Tunisian revolution which overthrew president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali was being exploited by "foreign interests".
        The Irish Times