Person who tries to involve people in political protests, activities, strikes, and troubles.
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agitador catalão
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The labor agitator replied with the exact manner of a scientific lecturer.
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They were mad with drink and the brave words of the agitator.
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All this I said automatically, it being the routine of the agitator.
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Presently the pink-faced farmer-agitator was ushered in, looking a little bit alarmed.
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He is spiritually hard, hates the sap-head, the agitator, the simple-hearted moralist.
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It was not reproach-itwas insult, sneered in the agitator's bitterest tone.
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Read the New Testament, and say if Christ was not an agitator.
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Mr. Ball was an agitator by temperament and a promoter by preference.
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Saint-Huruge had been, since '89, the great agitator of the Palais Royal.
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I believe he was a noted agitator, who had already been deported.
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You have always been a little bit of an agitator, Mr. Kroll.
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Out upon him, for a paid agitator, a kill-joy, and a humbug.
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He was alternately the spy and the agitator in that cause.
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He was no agitator, no revolutionist; he had no faith in violent measures.
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The agitator was not slow in making capital of McIver's statements.
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Chester; we fear, is a born agitator, fated to remain always in opposition.
