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Uso de violent demonstrations em inglês
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Clips had been posted online for weeks before apparently triggering violent demonstrations.
Reuters
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Weeks of increasingly violent demonstrations have plunged the city into turmoil.
Reuters
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Ferguson has seen weeks of sometimes violent demonstrations following Brown's death.
Reuters
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Tensions are high after violent demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia last weekend turned deadly.
Radio NZ
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There was much bitter insinuation against the burgomaster-many violent demonstrations.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
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Anger over the case spurred sometimes violent demonstrations around the country late last year.
Reuters
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Local government budget cuts and salary delays have also prompted violent demonstrations on other cities.
The Guardian
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Major and often violent demonstrations broke out across the former British colony on those days.
Reuters
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General strikes and violent demonstrations against austerity have become regular occurrences across Greece and Spain.
Reuters
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Bolivia's disputed October election sparked widespread, often violent demonstrations.
Reuters
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The sometimes violent demonstrations erupted in Baghdad on 1 October and spread to southern cities.
Radio NZ
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The death toll from days of violent demonstrations across Iraq surged to 44 on Friday.
Reuters
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Some of them, in their rage, advocated violent demonstrations.
New york: the novel
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Each death was met with violent demonstrations by thousands on the streets of Northern Ireland.
Reuters
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Despite days of violent demonstrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government dug in its heels on Tuesday.
Reuters
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A wave of violent demonstrations have swept across Isipingo, a town ten miles south of Durban.
The South African
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