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Thousands were expected to demonstrate outside the city's major league ballparks.
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Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to demonstrate outside the GOP convention.
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Junior doctors and medical students demonstrate outside the Houses of Parliament in London.
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Protesters against the Dakota Access pipeline demonstrate outside the White House on Friday.
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Smaller groups of people braved heavy rain on Friday to demonstrate outside parliament.
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Anti-abortion protestors demonstrate outside the Supreme Court during arguments for Zubik v.
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Protesters against the ObamaCare repeal demonstrate outside the Senate Chamber on Thursday. Sen.
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Anti-abortion protesters demonstrate outside of the Colorado Springs Westside Health Center on Feb.
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Civil rights activists plan to demonstrate outside the Troy Police Department's headquarters on Dec.
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Supporters showed up in Texas to demonstrate outside the facility where she was being held.
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Attendees of the March for Life demonstrate outside the Supreme Court building on Jan. 19.
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Ralph Northam (D) demonstrate outside of the governor's mansion in downtown Richmond, Va., on Monday.
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Protesters demonstrate outside the Supreme Court as oral arguments are heard in the Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v.
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While the company must scramble to satisfy C.M.S., it has yet to demonstrate outside confidence in its testing.
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A group of Black Panther Party members demonstrate outside a New York City courthouse on April 11, 1969.
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Both Trump supporters and opponents are planning to demonstrate outside the rally, fueling police concerns about potential clashes.
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Getty Images Protesters demonstrate outside the White House in opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline on March 10.
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Supporters of the tea party movement demonstrate outside the US Capitol against the Affordable Care Act, March 1783, 1773.
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Protesters from various groups demonstrate outside the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., on Monday, the day of its opening.
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Members of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association demonstrate outside the Capitol calling for an end to the partial government shutdown on Thursday.
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The nationwide strikes were inspired by 15-year-old Stockholm student Greta Thunberg, who misses school every Friday to demonstrate outside Sweden's parliament.
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Protesters for and against abortion demonstrate outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday as the court hears arguments in June Medical Services v. Russ.
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The central bank last month also accused Kolomoisky of paying protesters to demonstrate outside its building to disrupt its work and "create chaos".
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On the eve of renewed sanctions by Washington, Iranian protesters demonstrate outside the former US Embassy in the Iranian capital Tehran on Nov. 4.
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Protesters against the Trump administration's travel ban demonstrate outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday after the court ruled 5-4 to uphold the ban.
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Protesters for and against Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch demonstrate outside the courthouse on Wednesday as Senate Republicans held a press conference urging his confirmation.
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Health care professionals and patients representing multiple advocate groups demonstrate outside the Washington, D.C., office of PhRMA to promote "Medicare for All" on Monday. Rev.
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Protesters are expected to demonstrate outside the White House, in Times Square, at Trump Tower in Chicago and at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, among other locations.
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Cover image: Protesters, with slogans written on pizza delivery boxes, demonstrate outside Federal Court on July 24, 2018, in New York before a deportation hearing for Pablo Villavicencio.
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A group of environmental activists is planning to demonstrate outside the concert hall in support of a Green New Deal, the ambitious climate-change policy agenda championed by Rep.
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Protesters in favor of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program demonstrate outside the White House after the Trump administration announced on Tuesday it will rescind DACA next year.
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Protestors demonstrate outside Portcullis House in London, where Facebook's Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer faced questions, including some about employee Joseph Chancellor, from members of the UK parliament in April.
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Presumptive nominee Donald Trump is expected to officially become the Republican Party's candidate for president at the convention, which will attract protesters for various causes who plan to demonstrate outside.
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Rideshare drivers plan to demonstrate outside at least three investors' homes and offices, including Uber venture capitalist Bill Gurley in Silicon Valley and Uber co-founder Garrett Camp in Los Angeles.
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Presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump is expected to officially become the Republican Party's candidate for president at the July 18-21 convention, which will attract protesters for various causes who plan to demonstrate outside.
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Some activists are planning to demonstrate outside the courtroom as proceedings pick up, even though the spread-out schedule of the trials has made it hard to keep an intense public focus on them.
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Earlier on Wednesday the central bank had accused the former owner of the country's largest lender PrivatBank, Ihor Kolomoisky, of paying protesters to demonstrate outside its building to disrupt its work and "create chaos".
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The defense had argued that Ms. O'Neill had donated "marital assets" to V-Day UPenn, a campus group that gave money to another organization that plans to demonstrate outside the courthouse when the retrial begins.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said earlier this month that Russia risked becoming a pariah nation if it continued to bomb civilian sites in Syria and urged protesters to demonstrate outside the Russian embassy in London.
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A coalition of tech workers in Silicon Valley will demonstrate outside of Palantir's headquarters to protest the company's assistance to the U.S. government in creating a system to track immigrants and foreign travelers entering the country.
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"If Russia continues on its current path then I think that great country is in danger of becoming a pariah nation," Johnson told parliament, calling on anti-war protest groups to demonstrate outside the Russian embassy.
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The women have ignited a social movement demanding the release of the others: They organize social media campaigns, stage street protests, and demonstrate outside courtrooms and prisons whenever there is a hearing or a woman is released.
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Hundreds of others, including fellow actors, took turns to demonstrate outside the presidential administration and, as time wore on, others, including a senior figure in the ruling pro-Putin United Russia party, spoke out in his favor.
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As locked-out workers demonstrate outside of the Canadian National Exhibition grounds in Toronto, "woke" Uber rival Lyft is shuttling customers to the event for free in a move that a union leader says is facilitating picket-line crossing.
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The 16-year-old activist, who shot to global fame last year after she started missing school every Friday to demonstrate outside the Swedish parliament, is bound for New York, where she will take part in a United Nations climate summit.
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Anti-fur protesters have been known to demonstrate outside catwalk shows at fashion weeks around the world to call for an end to practices many see as cruel to animals, and luxury goods buyers have become more sensitive to environmental issues, too.
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She started 'Fridays For Future' class walkouts at age 15 In August 2018 at the age of 15, Thunberg walked out of her classes every day for three weeks to demonstrate outside the Swedish Parliament to protest against its inaction on climate change.
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Anti-fur protesters have been known to demonstrate outside catwalk shows at fashion weeks around the world to call for an end to practices many see as cruel to animals, and luxury goods buyers - especially younger generations - have become more sensitive to environmental issues, too.
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Thunberg has said she does not believe she can convince Trump or other climate change doubters that global warming is real, but hopes they will take briefings from "actual scientists and experts in this area." here The 16-year-old activist gained attention last year, when she started skipping school every Friday to demonstrate outside Sweden's parliament.
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As the chief counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice, Sekulow has taken on a number of cases that involve Christian advocacy -- including one case where he helped students successfully fight a Nebraska school that was preventing them from establishing a Bible study and another where he argued in favor of anti-abortion protesters' right to demonstrate outside abortion clinics.
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Madam Mavis (Annette Haven) runs a bordello in Memphis, Tennessee. Her exclusive client is Sheriff T.J. Thomson (Mike Horner), but he can't help her against Reverend Pritchit (R.J. Reynolds) who sends Deacon Davis (Herschel Savage) and Brother Pyle (Jon Martin) to demonstrate outside. At last, the demonstrators are soon lured inside to be with Angel (K.
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Stuckist artists demonstrate outside the White Cube, July 2002. The scaffolding was in place to add extra floors. In 1999, the Stuckists art group declared themselves "opposed to the sterility of the white wall gallery system", and opened their own gallery (with coloured walls) in street adjoining White Cube. On another occasion in 2002, while dressed as clowns, they deposited a coffin marked "The Death of Conceptual Art" outside the White Cube's door.
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The film reports on controversies concerning and within the animal rights movement. These include external conflicts between animal rights advocates and medical researchers and restaurant operators, and internal disagreements within the animal rights movement between the animal shelter operators and the confrontationalists who demonstrate outside homes of corporate opponents. The film also discusses the comparison between animal liberation activists and political terrorists, including the FBI's ranking of animal-rights activists as the nation's No. 1 domestic terrorism threat.
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The world premiere of the film was held in Washington, D.C. on May 4, 1981 at a special screening at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as a benefit for retired United States Navy personnel chaired by Senator Alfonse D'Amato. This was the only time the film was screened in its 140-minute full version. Between 25 and 100 protesters came to demonstrate outside the Center. Twelve Congressmen signed on as honorary members of the benefit committee.
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Khalil has said Egypt's workers must create independent trade unions and a political party to represent them: "No party will represent the workers other than the workers' party itself." Prior to the Egyptian Revolution of 2011, Khalil had been arrested many times. In 2003, he was arrested by the State Security Investigations Service (SSI) and placed in solitary confinement for his role in the anti-war movement, causing the Stop the War Coalition in Britain to demonstrate outside the Egyptian Embassy in London.
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In December 2010, Khadir participated in protests organized by the Palestinian and Jewish Unity (PAJU) that were held outside the Boutique Le Marcheur, a shoe store in Montreal, because the store sells shoes made in Israel. The protesters stated that they would continue to demonstrate outside the store until it stops selling shoes made in Israel. The store's owners, Yves Archambault and Ginette Auger, dismissed the protest, stating that "No one no one is going to dictate to me what to sell."Arnold, Janice (2010-12-23).
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Falun Gong practitioners demonstrate outside the Zhongnanhai compound in April 1999 to demand official recognition. The practice was banned three months later. Falun Gong, a spiritual qigong discipline that once claimed tens of million adherents in China, was banned in July 1999 under the leadership of the Communist Party, and a campaign was launched to suppress the group. In an attempt to have Falun Gong adherents renounce their belief in the practice, they are subject to state-sanctioned, systematic violence in custody, sometimes resulting in death.
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A planned "Rally for Migrants" was scheduled to take place in Phoenix, Arizona. On June 18, dozens of protesters showed up to demonstrate outside the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans while Attorney General Jeff Sessions was speaking. Also on June 18, 2018, nearly 100 protesters took part in a New York City rally organized by the Asian American Federation of New York, calling attention to the arrest of Xiu Qing You by ICE during a green card interview. Protesters demonstrated at LaGuardia Airport on the evening of June 20.
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The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party under the leadership of Anna, wanted to launch a demonstration against the ruling Congress Party for three reasons. First, it was against the Hindi policies imposed by Rajaji, the then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, and the plan was to demonstrate outside his house. Second, the party wanted to protest against Nehru who called Tamilians as "nonsense". The third reason was to oppose the request made by industrialist Ramakrishna Dalmia who established cement factory in Kallakudi and wanted to rename it as Dalmiapuram.
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The Grey Wolves issued a statement denying involvement. The Grey Wolves routinely demonstrate outside the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in Fener (Phanar), Istanbul and burn the Patriarch in effigy. In October 2005 they staged a rally and proceeding to the gate they laid a black wreath, chanting "Patriarch Leave" and "Patriarchate to Greece", inaugurating the campaign for the collection of signatures to oust the Ecumenical Patriarchate from Istanbul. As of 2006 the Grey Wolves claimed to have collected more than 5 million signatures for the withdrawal of the Patriarch and called on the Turkish government to have the patriarch deported to Greece.
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Collin used both the injunction and ordinances as an opportunity to claim infringement upon his First Amendment rights and subsequently wanted to protest in Skokie for the NSPA's right to free speech. On March 20, 1977, Collin notified the Chief of Police and Park District of the NSPA's intentions to protest for their right to free speech on May 1. In the letters, he stated that about 30–50 members planned to demonstrate outside of the Village Hall from about 3–3:30 p.m. and they planned to hold up signs demanding free speech for white men, including the phrases "White Free Speech", "Free Speech for White Americans", and "Free Speech for the White Men".
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Several days before the ceremony, activist group Rainbow Coalition, led by Reverend Jesse Jackson, planned a protest regarding African Americans and other racial minorities in the film industry. The group was voicing its objections to unflattering portrayals of minorities in film and television and the fact that minorities were underemployed in the entertainment industry. Jackson further pointed out the disparity in racial minorities in Hollywood by noting that Best Live Action Short Film nominee Dianne Houston was the only African American nominated that year. Although the group initially planned to demonstrate outside the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, an agreement between Jackson and producer Jones caused the protest to be moved adjacent to the broadcast facilities of the local ABC affiliate KABC-TV.
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Opponents of the nascent Atlantica project see it having a neo- liberal agenda that would harm worker pay and rights, benefit corporations at the expense of consumers, and undermine social services through reduced taxation. Protesters were seen at the June 2006 conference , and large-scale demonstrations occurred in Halifax, Nova Scotia from June 14–16 in opposition to the accord. One of these protests turned into a small scale riot, when the Black Bloc, which included perhaps 150 protesters, moved off the planned route and ran towards the business district of Spring Garden Road, likely planning to attack or demonstrate outside the many outlets of large corporations there. Police cars and buildings were pelted with rocks and water balloons filled with paint, but police quickly quelled most of the violence.
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The Tuvaluan delegation submitted a proposed protocol which would have imposed deeper, legally binding emission cuts, including on developing nations. The proposal -dubbed by the media and by NGOs as the "Tuvalu Protocol"- was "immediately supported by other small island states, including Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago and several African states", but opposed by countries including China, India and Saudi Arabia. The disagreement caused a suspension in negotiations, and prompted supportive campaign groups to "demonstrate[...] outside the meeting in favour of Tuvalu, chanting: 'Tuvalu is the new deal.'""Copenhagen talks break down as developing nations split over 'Tuvalu' protocol", The Guardian, 9 December 2009"Dispatches from Copenhagen", Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 18 December 2009"Tuvalu Copenhagen delegate angered", ABC Radio Australia, 10 December 2009 Tuvalu's position was supported by, among others, East Timor, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Vanuatu, and by Papua New Guinean chief negotiator Kevin Conrad.
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The Tuvaluan delegation, led by Ian Fry, played an active role in the Conference, attracting media attention. The country submitted a proposed protocol which would have imposed deeper, legally binding emissions cuts, including on developing nations. The proposal -dubbed by the media and by NGOs as the "Tuvalu Protocol"- was "immediately supported by other small island states, including Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago and several African states", but opposed by countries including China, India and Saudi Arabia. The disagreement caused a suspension in negotiations, and prompted supportive campaign groups to "demonstrate[...] outside the meeting in favour of Tuvalu, chanting: 'Tuvalu is the new deal.'""Copenhagen talks break down as developing nations split over 'Tuvalu' protocol", The Guardian, 9 December 2009"Dispatches from Copenhagen" , Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 18 December 2009"Tuvalu Copenhagen delegate angered", ABC Radio Australia, 10 December 2009 Tuvalu's position was supported by, among others, East Timor, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Vanuatu, and by Papua New Guinean chief negotiator Kevin Conrad.
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Falun Gong Cultists demonstrate outside the Zhongnanhai government compound in April 1999 to request official recognition. Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, is a form of spiritual qigong practice that involves meditation, energy exercises, and a moral philosophy drawing on Buddhist tradition. The practice was introduced by Li Hongzhi in Northeast China in the spring of 1992, towards the end of China's "qigong boom." Falun Gong initially enjoyed considerable official support during the early years of its development, and amassed a following of millions. By the mid-1990s, however, Chinese authorities sought to rein in the influence of qigong practices, enacting more stringent requirements on the country’s various qigong denominations. In 1996, possibly in response to the escalating pressure to formalize ties with the party-state, Falun Gong filed to withdraw from the state-run qigong association. Following this severance of ties to the state, the group came under increasing criticism and surveillance from the country’s security apparatus and propaganda department. Falun Gong books were banned from further publication in July 1996, and state-run news outlets began criticizing the group as a form of "feudal superstition," whose "theistic" orientation was at odds with the official ideology and national agenda.
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