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Meanings of violent protests in English
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Usage of violent protests in English
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But now the state is under direct rule after the violent protests.
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Similar, if less violent protests, have frequently caused chaos in Mexico City.
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Both places witnessed violent protests over the lack of jobs in 2011.
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A vocal minority have also been involved in loud, sometimes violent protests.
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That incident, which NATO called a tragic blunder, triggered widespread violent protests.
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Tellingly, Portugal has not witnessed the violent protests that have shaken Greece.
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It has ignited a week of violent protests across the Muslim world.
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Residents living nearby said they feared more violent protests after Friday prayers.
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But now the organisation has itself become the target of violent protests.
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More than 120 people have been killed in violent protests since April.
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Power shortages were a major factor behind violent protests last year.
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The crisis brought down the Baltic state's government after violent protests.
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Hong Kong has seen increasingly violent protests against Chinese rule for several months.
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It said the group had funded violent protests in different parts of Bahrain.
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Other violent protests have broken out in recent days close to New Delhi.
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In 2005, violent protests toppled its previous president and brought Bakiyev to power.
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Violent protests through the time
Violent protests across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Australia
Less common
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