The students were not only marching on Washington, they were marching on the midterm elections with a fierce determination to change the course of history.
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Wells will be marching on Saturday, regardless of the controversies.
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"Clearly the logic of size keeps marching on," Aboulafia said.
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Time is marching on and Harry does want a family.
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Time was marching on and she wasn't moving at all.
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We're doing an American thing today, marching on the National Mall.
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We need them more than thousands of adults marching on Saturday.
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Protesters began marching on a rainy day around 2:30 p.m.
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Behind a player named Maye, the Tar Heels are marching on.
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It ended with approximately 250 people marching on the building's main entrance.
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After midnight on October 16th Iraqi government forces began marching on Kirkuk.
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Well, probably for as long as this cultural obsession keeps marching on.
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Exiled to Elba, he escaped his island prison in 1815, marching on Paris.
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Impersonal "life" marching on, taking for itself all the tomorrows "you" had squandered.
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There are literally Nazis and white nationalists MASK OFF marching on American streets!
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Instead of marching on Paris, the Germans soon found themselves on the back foot.
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Some investors worry the bull can't keep marching on if leadership remains this concentrated.
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" Pearl Kinard "I'm marching on Washington in support of women's rights and immigrant rights.
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Clearly, right-to-work supporters have seized the initiative and are marching on the offensive.
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I explained that she is our hope and light and reason to keep marching on.
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They were marching on the agenda of banning assault weapons and having more background checks.
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I was marching on Washington by the time I was three years old with my dad.
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If that doesn't mean marching on Washington in April, don't say it's because science isn't political.
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A few hundred feet away, protesters were marching on the beach, denouncing Trump and local Rep.
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They plan to walk over and join teachers marching on sidewalk in front of school. pic.twitter.
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We thought they would tighten their belt under a Stalin-like regime and continue marching on.
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Meanwhile, that thing we all need more of — time — is marching on, and so must we. ●
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It is certainly not the neo-Nazis marching on Charlottesville; we have seen their type before.
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Neighbors previously told PEOPLE they could see the children, who were homeschooled, marching on the second floor.
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On Friday, you might glimpse pictures of thousands of freezing people marching on Washington to protest abortion.
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She was marching on no sleep alongside her fiancé, who was sick as a dog that day.
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I'd would rather see my people marching on the expressways than dying in the streets #OHARESHUTDOWN pic.twitter.
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"Here it is Earth Day and we are marching on behalf of science," Clinton said to the crowd.
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George Clooney and Amal Clooney joined the thousands of people marching on Washington D.C. for gun violence prevention.
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In South Africa, thousands of students began the academic year by marching on the parliament in Cape Town.
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We pray with our feet by marching on the streets and by organizing in our houses of worship.
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"I have a feeling that they're going to have a lot of people marching on Philadelphia," Trump said.
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One of our directors was unable to make it to the premiere because she was marching on Washington.
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Before he was born, his family escaped from genocide, marching on foot through Syria to Lebanon and safety.
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Yet students keep joining the strike, marching on snow-lined sidewalks to demand better pay for their teachers.
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"I knew it would be a disaster if it was only white women marching on Washington," Wruble said.
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Television station WSB-TV reported that police started arresting demonstrators marching on Peachtree Road at about 8:30 p.m.
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More than 30,000 teachers from 900 schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District are marching on picket lines.
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It portrays sexual knowledge as marching on a steady line of progress, from clueless Victorians to today's sexual sophisticates.
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Tensions escalated for over a year, culminating in a force of 5003,2500 United Mine Workers marching on Blair Mountain.
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You'd think Juicero would be the top of the crazy parade, but no, he's marching on the raw water.
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Time is marching on — sometimes at an alarming rate — and we're quickly approaching TechCrunch's annual huge conference in San Francisco.
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I pushed on and came across a group of Green Party candidate Jill Stein supporters marching on Earle Ovington Boulevard.
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They would be more comfortable Ubering to Wall Street than marching on it, but their mission of insurrection is unchanged.
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Another charismatic early piece is "His Truth is Marching On" (1993), a hanging chandelier of water-filled, clear wine bottles.
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"Here it is, Earth Day, and we are marching on behalf of science," Clinton said to applause in the theater.
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When you finish marching on the mall, march into the specific congressional districts where you can actually make a difference.
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This is a rejection of the premise that political fashion is for marching on the barricades on your own time.
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Student survivors of the shooting have publicly called on Congress to pass such legislation and are now marching on Washington.
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Reflecting the continued uncertainty, the veterans were out singing and marching on Monday in gale-force winds and driving snow.
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While Kupperman's testimony remains up in the air, the impeachment investigators are marching on with a full week of depositions scheduled.
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Portland Police Arrest 25 in May Day MarchPolice arrested over two-dozen protestors marching on May Day in downtown Portland, Oregon.
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"I could either mope and pout or I could pick myself up by the bootstraps and keep marching on," he recalls.
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Even with half the Earth's population missing, and dead-eyed wraiths striding around, life has a weird way of marching on.
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Syrian state media circulated a video showing dozens of soldiers marching on a countryside road, chanting for President Bashar al-Assad.
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"After the bands marching on the streets, the bonfires are the biggest sign of the Loyalists in Northern Ireland," he said.
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Clearly, spring break is marching on, undaunted in the Sunshine State ... and many critics are pointing the finger at Gov. DeSantis.
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Ms. Merkel expressly backed the 100,000 or so peaceful demonstrators who massed here in recent days and were marching on Saturday.
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Residents rushed to the hospitals to donate blood, while officials reported hundreds of angry protesters marching on a local police checkpoint.
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" He responded to Trump's comment that there are "good people" who were marching on "both sides" of the Charlottesville rally. "Mr.
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While fans of the game hold their breath waiting for Woods to return to form, the game is inexorably marching on.
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She was going to look her doubters in the face and keep marching on, but she wasn't the only one receiving abuse.
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With time marching on toward November's election, each day brings new speculation about how, why or whether "women" will vote come fall.
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The American fast-food workforce may have no history of unionizing, but the workers marching on Thursday mobilized thousands of workers regardless.
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Think of the famous image of Klansmen marching on the Mall in Washington — in robes and hoods, but with their faces visible.
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Arizona was one of the states with teacher protests, with tens of thousands of teachers marching on the state capitol, demanding better pay.
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Liberal activists have been marching on the streets of the hometowns of these GOP members and attending meetings and town halls with constituents.
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RICHARD BETHUNERaleigh, North Carolina I am not surprised that the food is so unpopular at Larkhill Garrison ("Marching on its stomach", October 26th).
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He seemed to enjoy this too, coming as close to dancing as he came all evening, marching on the spot, swinging his arms.
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The question is whether the people marching on a weekend are willing to have their views circulated in an office on Monday morning.
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The night sky was lit by tiki torches in the grips of young white supremacists marching on the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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But her final days were spent as an invalid, after she was injured by a tram while marching on behalf of the unemployed.
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Last February, almost 70 years after its forces invaded the South, the North was again marching on the other side of the DMZ.
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The chaos intensified this year after rebel strongman Khalifa Haftar began marching on the United Nations-backed unity government in Tripoli in April.
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If these were potato chips they were taking away from us, we would be marching on Washington with pitchforks and spears right now.
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Among those marching on March 22016 last year were two women who represent the country's separate but increasingly connected spheres of Turkey's feminist movement.
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Would they click on the television and see a White Entertainment Network or legions of white citizens marching on Washington, singing "We Shall Overcome"?
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To commemorate the rich history of marching bands, the project Marching On will inaugurate with a series of performances at Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park.
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Yasmine: If you listen to other tracks on the EP, like "Marching On" and "Ammunition," it definitely doesn't have much of a dubstep sound.
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I have more than seven years of experience marching on the streets for reproductive rights and working long hours on behalf of polarizing candidates.
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Plenty of people in power benefit from them, which can make the prospect of marching on the Mall or contacting legislators seem hopelessly utopian.
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium joined in the national March for Science with a video showing one of the aquarium's penguins marching on her own.
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Chaos intensified even more this year after rebel strongman Khalifa Haftar began marching on the United Nations-backed unity government in Tripoli in April.
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The band's fifers, drummers and buglers direct cadets in their various drills, duties and field activities, including marching on the plain outside Washington Hall.
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Rally-goers were mostly office workers, and they chanted slogans while marching on roads around Chater Garden, forcing buses and other vehicles to stop.
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In the midst of the millions marching on Saturday, a small collection of singers delivered a moving rendition of the song by LA singer MILCK.
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ET. Some in the crowd were DACA recipients themselves, while others were marching on behalf of family or friends who have benefited from the program.
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He once talked about racing through the London world championships in 2017, but is now hinting at marching on to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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While tens of thousands were marching on Saturday from the Garden of Remembrance to Merrion Square in Dublin, thousands rallied across the UK in solidarity.
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"If these were potato chips they were taking away from us, we would be marching on Washington with pitchforks and spears right now," Kimmel said.
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I would purchase a car solely for the opportunity to jam so damn hard to "Ants Marching" on SiriusXM at any hour of the day.
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So before marching on the state Capitol on Tuesday, educators at Wilson Elementary School met their pupils for a playdate at the elementary school's playground.
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Timing: Teachers are marching on the capital the same day the state's legislative session begins and will sit in on the session through the afternoon.
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Enrique Vidal of human rights group Fray Matias de Cordova, who witnessed the scenes, said National Guard members began clashes by marching on the migrants.
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Until we have millions of people marching on the streets, instead of merely thousands, the A.N.C. is going to remained focused on this internal struggle.
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"Hong Kong has become more alien to me," said Vincent Tong, 27, a trader at a local financial firm who was also marching on Sunday.
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"A lot more people come down here in this kind of weather, for sure," he said, glancing around at the crowds, marching on toward offices.
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Praying for peace Video of the chaos shows police dressed in riot gear marching on the scene as some people appeared to leave the park.
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We will be "marching" on our ship, off the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula on January 21, location still unknown (the harbor location above is generic).
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The election results are in, mostly, and the high hopes for science-backed candidates marching on Washington, DC, have worked out for at least six candidates.
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And most hauntingly, Jon Snow heads up north to the Wall to confront the army of the dead, who is marching on Eastwatch-by-the-Sea.
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Add to that his marching on Washington with Martin Luther King Jr., and there's a chance that Sanders might win over some of Clinton's chief demographic.
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After the victory in Falluja, optimistic Iraqi officials talked excitedly about marching on Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, which fell to the Islamic State in 2014.
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"We're marching on Washington to wake the world up to what's going on," said Jason Webber, director of public relations for Psychopathic Records, ICP's record label.
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The hospitals that are marching on with the procedures feel they can safely do so, especially if they're not already seeing a surge in coronavirus cases.
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Members of a crowd of tens of thousands of women marching on International Women's Day reportedly clashed with far-right protesters in Mexico City on Sunday.
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" Judge Livingston cited the lawsuit's claim that cadets sang sexually explicit and offensive chants while marching on campus, "in view and earshot of faculty and administrators.
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There's been some legitimate concern, however, that hordes of scientists marching on Washington will only reinforce right-wing conspiracy theories about the politicization of scientific inquiry.
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Asked what the impact of a Trump withdrawal would be, she replied: "Canada is going to keep marching on, as is the rest of the world".
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With the Boilermakers marching on the game's first possession, junior quarterback Elijah Sindelar threw deep into double coverage and sophomore safety JR Pace picked him off.
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Ms. Lam has played down the possibility, as protesters have kept up pressure on her, marching on Sunday through malls during the peak Christmas shopping season.
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With millions out marching on January 21 for the Women's March on Washington and its sister marches around the world, there was one side effect nobody considered.
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Since then, she's been working on a bill to improve protections for people reporting sexual harassment in Ohio, and she will be marching on Saturday in Toledo.
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While this statement in and of itself is true, the gatherings were taking over and marching on streets and public spaces in some of America's largest cities.
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One might even say that the quintessential experience of graduate school is no longer solitary labor in the archive; today, it is marching on a picket line.
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And, some at the protest asked, are you really doxxing a person if he or she is marching on a public street, face revealed and apparently proud?
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Meanwhile, other private groups are still marching on with their Moon landing missions slated for as early as 2020, including companies like Japan's ispace and Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic.
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Whether it's been rallying at airports against the president's so-called travel ban or marching on Washington, D.C. to defend science, the Trump resistance has sprung into action.
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Furthermore, a trip home tends to underline the fact that time is marching on; something that I tend to forget in the silly life I've created for myself.
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But they also carry into battle the intangible qualities of discipline and focus, marching on the campaign trail in strategic lockstep towards the goal of implementing their agenda.
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"I hope that the women who are at this rally are also going to the next Black Lives Matter protest, or marching on behalf of DACA," she said.
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If not, do the actions of the heroes and vigilantes really make a difference, or are they all little windup toys, marching on to their metaphysically predetermined end?
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The same goes for the endless marching on the way to an eventual confrontation, which was exhausting in Lord of the Rings, and continues to be so here.
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South African women have been wearing black and marching on parliament, the stock exchange and through the streets, with thousands using the hashtag #AmINext to call for reform.
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They were literally marching on the streets and they work with rape victims in Chicago...They work with a lot of Black girls in Chicago who are often overlooked.
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Mitchell's penchant for spasmodic activity—nonspeaking actors marching on and off stage, carrying chairs, lamps, flowers, display cases, and other props—had me writing rude things in my notebook.
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Millions of women and straight people are marching on Washington and in other cities and towns and protesting in the offices of elected officials every week of the year.
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Bachelor in Paradise season 6 is marching on, with more and more singles joining the show even though there are fewer and fewer people willing to go on dates.
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Loic Bollay, 44, marching on the Champs-Elysees in a yellow vest, said the protests were more subdued but the movement would go on until the demonstrators' grievances were addressed.
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To commemorate the rich history of marching bands, Marching On will inaugurate this weekend with a series of performances that are also officially a part of Performa 17's programming.
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But out in the real world, where the presidential campaign is marching on, impeachment is far from the minds of Democrats who are preparing to choose the party's 2020 nominee.
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And the images of Americans at war with each other and neo-Nazis marching on the streets of Charlottesville streamed live online and filled the 24/7 cable news networks.
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Mohamad Shahabeddine does not know if his house is still standing since he ran from the air strikes and the army troops marching on his village nearly two months ago.
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Sean Astin says if his mom, Patty Duke, were still alive today ... she'd be marching on Capitol Hill to demand answers why her name was fraudulently used to oppose net neutrality.
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On October 11, police tried to deter opposition protesters from marching on the headquarters of the electoral commission in downtown Nairobi by firing bullets in the air and releasing tear gas.
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One of the first groups to reach out, asking how they could best support Juggalos marching on DC, was the largest socialist organization in the country—the Democratic Socialists of America.
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And if politicians are interested in pushing the story, and audiences like Fox's are eager to hear it, there's nothing to stop the caravan of fear from marching on and on.
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He spoke on his arrest after holding the first sit-in demonstration in the North with CORE, his time marching on Washington, and his support of Jessie Jackson's 1988 presidential run.
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Russia Congress' Russia investigations are marching on as two former Trump officials are expected to appear before the House Intelligence Committee this week despite Republican pressure to wind down their probes.
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Not armies massively marching on each other and air forces, but now we have dirty bombs and we have cyber attacks and we have people who will be attacking our electrical grid.
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On the Democratic side, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont's aides were vocal about plans to keep marching on, even after Hillary Clinton added significantly to her delegate lead with her four wins.
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Tens of thousands of members of Northern Ireland's Protestant Orange Order, many in orange sashes and bowler hats, began marching on Friday to mark a 1690 Protestant victory over a Catholic king.
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From co-founding Ms. magazine and marching on the Capitol since the '70s, to her marriage to David Bale (actor Christian Bale's dad) and retirement plans (none!), she's as candid as ever.
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The 75-year-old musician was among those marching on the streets of New York City, blocks away from the site his Beatle bandmate John Lennon was shot and killed 37 years ago.
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Whether it's the Alt-Right marching on Charlottesville, Proud Boys brawling in streets countrywide, an armed anti-Semite stalking death into a synagogue, or Derek Vinyard mid-curb-stomp, it's all the same.
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And I just hope that Recy Taylor died knowing that her truth, like the truth of so many other women who were tormented in those years and even now tormented, goes marching on.
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In Sydney, Australia's biggest city, about 3,000 people - men and women - gathered for a rally in Hyde Park before marching on the U.S. consulate downtown, while organizers said 5,000 people rallied in Melbourne.
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"It is sad to see that now being an immigrant is equivalent to almost being a criminal," said Mary Quezada, a 58-year-old North Carolina woman who joined those marching on Washington.
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" Lydia Tomlin of the Restaurant Opportunity Center and New York Worker Center Federation says that she is marching on May Day for "all of us workers," meaning "immigrants, women, LGBTQ, people of color.
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Whether inspired by Hillary Clinton's historic presidential run (or Trump's), the Women's March, or the empowerment of the #MeToo movement, it's clear women are marching on Washington, and we are here to stay.
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"If the public understood Fed policy, renters and those millennials looking to buy a home would be marching on the Eccles [Fed] Building," wrote Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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" In the spring of 1861, the soldiers of a Boston-based Union regiment pinned the tune to the lyrics: "John Brown's body lies a-mouldering in the grave/His soul is marching on.
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As the political world has descended on the Silver State, the presidential hopefuls have been marching on picket lines, releasing plans to bolster union membership and holding town hall events with local members.
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In 20193, the conversation turned dark and urgent in India, when the gang rape and murder of a young woman in New Delhi sent tens of thousands of women marching on the streets.
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On Saturday March 24, Londoners will gather beside the American flag outside the U.S. Embassy in London to show solidarity with students marching on Washington D.C. to demand legislation to stop further shootings.
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More than a million people will be marching on Washington DC, asserting that "women's rights are human rights," setting the tone for four years of demanding seriously basic shit from a racist, misogynistic narcissist.
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Like all great sci-fi objects, it strikes a balance between future and fantastical past, powered by nude men marching on a conveyer belt, spewing fire, and traveling faster than any present-day commercial jet.
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From the suggestion of one woman to her friends, the idea of marching on Washington spread to 10,000 women (and men) overnight and continued to grow, resulting in a movement with momentum continuing still today.
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The other big thing that happens with the Hound in the Game of Thrones Season 7 premiere is that he looks into the flames and has a vision of the undead marching on the Wall.
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"John Brown's body lies a-mouldering in the grave / His soul is marching on," the lyrics repeat, while a later verse calls for hanging Jefferson Davis, the leader of the Confederacy, from an apple tree.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan security forces used teargas on Tuesday to stop protesters led by U.S.-backed opposition leader Juan Guaido from marching on the national legislature, which pro-government lawmakers seized control of in January.
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Rather than marching on Washington and in other locations around the country, I suggest that my fellow scientists march into local civic groups, churches, schools, county fairs and, privately, into the offices of elected officials.
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"We will keep up pressure until the achievement of all goals," said 37-year-old school teacher Bachir Amari, marching on Hassiba Ben Bouali Street with his wife and two sons amid heavy police presence.
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And I just hope — I just hope that Recy Taylor died knowing that her truth, like the truth of so many other women who were tormented in those years, and even now tormented, goes marching on.
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And I just hope—I just hope that Recy Taylor died knowing that her truth, like the truth of so many other women who were tormented in those years, and even now tormented, goes marching on.
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More than a million people are expected to gather again on Saturday, including about a thousand farmers, raising concerns of a clash with police trying to prevent the crowd from marching on the presidential Blue House.
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Other protestors gathered in Wisconsin, marching on Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's (R) hometown office.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters marching on Thursday in France against labor reforms in what unions say will likely be the last demonstrations to try to overturn the law.
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And I just hope -- I just hope that Recy Taylor died knowing that her truth, like the truth of so many other women who were tormented in those years, and even now tormented, goes marching on.
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From California to Florida, liberal activists are bringing the fight to the doorsteps of GOP lawmakers, marching on the streets of their hometowns and making legislators' lives miserable as they attend meetings and town halls with constituents.
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Red-shirted government supporters, who accuse the opposition of seeking a coup with U.S. connivance, were also marching on Monday, a politically significant day for Venezuelans: the anniversary of the 1958 fall of dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's Minister for Religion on Tuesday said Rohingya Muslim refugees living in neighboring Bangladesh are being "brainwashed" into "marching" on the Buddhist-majority nation, amid a diplomatic feud over the fate of the persecuted minority.
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In 2012, the Harper government's campaign to muzzle scientists was in full swing, and Gibbs was one of the chief organizers behind a protest that ended up swelling into thousands of angry researchers marching on Parliament Hill.
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Among them was religion minister Thura Aung Ko, who was been vocal in his disdain for the minority and last year said refugees in the camps in Bangladesh were being "brainwashed" into "marching" on Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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To keep the alleged abuse hidden, the family slept all day and awoke at night, with some neighbors saying they could see the children marching on the second floor of their home in the middle of the night.
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"Perhaps it will be us marching on the Champs Elysees tomorrow, we hope," said Philippe on BFM Television, who traveled to Paris to watch the military parade and plans to return on Sunday to celebrate if France wins.
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During the episode, Letterman also talked to Senator John Lewis, an instrumental figure in the Civil Rights Movement, about marching on Selma, Alabama and the path that was laid down to eventually bring Obama to the presidential office.
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It's a rainy, humid day in D.C., but that didn't stop reproductive rights groups and congressional Democrats from marching on the Department of Health and Human Services to protest proposed changes to the Title X family planning program.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired tear gas to try to disperse democracy protesters marching on Saturday after pro-China groups pulled down some of the "Lennon Walls" of anti-government messages in the Chinese-ruled city.
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The accompanying article begins: Riot police fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters marching on Thursday in France against labor reforms in what unions say will likely be the last demonstrations to try to overturn the law.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - U.S. scientists will mark Earth Day by marching on Washington in protest at U.S. President Donald Trump's stance on climate change and on science they consider under threat from ideology, organizers said on Thursday.
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The president's standing in polls of black voters has not changed since his 2017 defense of neo-Nazis marching on Charlottesville, Va., according to Adrianne Shropshire, the executive director of BlackPAC, a super PAC focused on motivating black voters.
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The power of the student movement that is marching on the midterms is that they inspire support throughout a great American family that cares deeply about them and will prove that the times are changing for America in 2018.
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The president's standing in polls of black voters has not changed since his 2017 defense of neo-Nazis marching on Charlottesville, Va., according to Adrianne Shropshire, the executive director of BlackPAC, a super PAC focused on motivating black voters.
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So, while you saw the tech industry explode with outrage over President Donald Trump's immigration ban, you haven't heard much beyond measured statements from big Wall Street firms and you don't see a lot of finance guys marching on Washington.
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When Israeli security forces killed at least 60 Palestinians marching on the Gaza fence and injured some 2,700 others Monday, it was a reminder that America's closest ally in the Middle East is capable of horrific acts of violence against civilians.
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Buenos Aires traffic was paralyzed by tens of thousands of teachers marching on the presidential palace, demanding pay increases to help keep up with inflation which was 40 percent last year and is expected to be about 20 percent in 2017.
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What's odd about Park's critique is that the ACLU is involved in many, if not most, of the issues she thinks are posing a more urgent threat to free speech than attempts to restrain Nazis from marching on Lee Square.
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The dancer at the head of the second troupe is marching on stilts no less than four feet high, spinning around in an enormous rainbow skirt, the better to show off his frilly lace jacket with matching bonnet and face paint.
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"The reason we're all marching on the 11th is because it's our job to stay visible and to stay louder than ever," Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, a nonprofit that monitors the media's portrayal of LGBT people.
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In A Dance With Dragons, Stannis is recruiting different Northern houses and lords into his service and he's marching on Winterfell and he doesn't have much hope of winning the battle of Winterfell but he has a plan in mind.
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The vote took place a year to the day after Ms. Merkel agreed with Austria that the two countries would admit thousands of mostly Syrian refugees then trapped in Hungary, with several hundred desperately marching on foot toward the West.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Skipping school, marching on the streets and suing governments, children who are too young to vote are demanding more action on climate change, as world leaders gather at a major U.N. summit in Poland this week.
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In front of you is Björk, transformed into a digital moth queen, and marching on the spot; a shimmering glaze on her body, like phosphorescent plankton, her size growing and growing until she becomes a giantess, almost kicking my face off.
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OTTAWA, May 31 (Reuters) - Canada on Wednesday greeted reports that U.S. President Donald Trump was leaning toward withdrawal from a pact on climate change by saying it would "keep marching on" with the rest of the world to combat global warming.
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After a chaotic week of tiki torch-carrying white supremacists marching on the University of Virginia's campus, deadly violence at the neo-Nazi "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, and controversial remarks by President Trump, Americans are left wondering how to take action.
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Having grown up a Tibetan refugee in northern India, protesting—"screaming on the streets for human rights in Tibet" as he put it—marching on the White House and working for the cause of displaced people were already things he was accustomed to.
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At the same protest rally in Paris on Tuesday, Marie-Josee da Silva, a 49-year old hospital care-worker, said she was marching on principle rather than out of any real hope that the rally would convince the government to change course.
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"This police disciplinary law is one of the laws we must amend while we are marching on the path toward democracy," Moe Yan Naing, said on his release after serving about nine months of a one-year jail sentence for violating police discipline.
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As shocking images popped up on the internet of white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and members of the Ku Klux Klan marching on the University of Virginia campus this weekend, one group was focused on a specific part of the photos: the tiki torches.
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For example, while being a member of the current ruling clan, House Lannister, might be good for your survival rates now, once the various armies in play in season 8 start marching on King's Landing, it could turn into a bit of a liability.
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" He observes that impeachment is sucking up all the oxygen along the Acela corridor, "But out in the real world, where the presidential campaign is marching on, impeachment is far from the minds of Democrats who are preparing to choose the party's 2020 nominee.
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Some people who might share his concern are US voters who still think Trump was unfairly criticized for his openness to white supremacists marching on Charlottesville, or his closure of US borders to refugees from mostly non-white countries he's referred to as shitholes?
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Economic growth had been slowing, thousands of farmers were marching on the capital (some even dumped gallons of nearly worthless milk in the streets), and unemployment had hit its worst level in 45 years — an unpleasant fact that Mr. Modi's government tried to hide.
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Ahead of the marches women are tweeting photos of their shoes and sharing their reasons for standing in solidarity with those marching on Washington D.C. People are tweeting using the #MarchingShoes hashtag to show the shoes they'll be donning as they attend marches across the world.
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New York (CNN)Dozens of demonstrators aiming to raise awareness of the ongoing pipeline protest in North Dakota disrupted the morning commute at New York's Grand Central Terminal on Tuesday before marching on the offices of major US banks to question their decision to fund the pipeline.
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Protesters clashed throughout the day with police officers in Islamabad, the country's capital, marching on the main avenues of the city and trying to force their way into the city's "red zone," a high-security area that includes the Parliament, the Supreme Court and many diplomatic missions.
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John LewisJohn LewisCummings invites Trump to visit Baltimore House Democrat knocks Trump's Cummings tweet: 'This guy is a terrible, terrible human being' George Wallace's daughter: 'I saw Daddy a lot' during 2016 election MORE has gone from marching on Selma to the Democratic whip in the U.S. Congress.
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There are moments that should tug at your heartstrings, like when Chris dumps his mother's body into the water with pain masked as petulance, but those of us who are viewers of that other show must remember young Carl Grimes putting a bullet in his mother's head and marching on resolutely.
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And in "Marching On," Bryony Roberts and Mabel O. Wilson, architects and professors at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, team up with the Marching Cobras of New York, a Harlem drum line-and-dance team that looks at the significance of marching in Marcus Garvey Park. Nov.
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This sudden feeling of being surrounded by police brought me back to a similar situation, when I had attended the counter-protest of Unite The Right 2 in Washington, D.C., a year after the murder of Heather Heyer and the neo-Nazi groups marching on the grounds of UVA in Charlottesville.
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My workout that day will be marching on the mall with my mother and her partner, surrounded by women from all over the country, united in our opposition to a president who routinely engages in the kind of toxic machismo that would get any of my daughter's third-grade classmates put in the timeout chair.
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The South Africa Foundation, a group set up in 1960 after the Sharpeville shootings, where 69 blacks were killed marching on a police station, had more than 200 members representing some of the largest companies in South Africa, including members from companies in the US, the UK, and other places in Europe with South African interests.
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In "Marching On," a half-hour work that is part of the Performa 173 festival, the Columbia University professors Bryony Roberts and Mabel O. Wilson collaborated with the Cobras to invoke, among other things, the 1917 Silent March, an N.A.A.C.P.-led response to race riots in East St. Louis that spring in which dozens of black people were killed.
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" Lenz said, "You know from the Ku Klux Klan in the '20s and '50s to the neo-Nazis in Skokie, Illinois to the alt-right marching on college campuses now, their central argument is that white Americans need to protect the European heritage in America because it is under assault and subject to systematic efforts to get rid of it.
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These "red-diaper babies," as they called themselves, having grown up marching on union and civil rights picket lines, taught the rest of us that mass movements need clear goals, and strategy to achieve those goals—that the purpose of organizing is to involve more people in the movement, to get them to take some sort of action to end the war.
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She was singing "Soldier," a call-and-response protest song, which sounded especially militant in the polite context of an awards show: We gon' keep marching on Until you hear that freedom song And if you think about turning back I got the shotgun on ya back Michelle Obama was in the audience, and cameras caught her closing her eyes and nodding to the beat.
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On Monday, evidence of the latter emerged when a car packed with explosives was driven toward Iraqi forces marching on Mosul: While residents in Mosul have been secretly communicating with the coalition to reveal details about IS battle plans, on Friday the terrorist group quashed a resistance force of 58 people, and executed them all publicly by drowning, according to an exclusive Reuters report.
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You just won't, and what's more, you'll never have time to catch up on every aspect and angle of your favorite genre, because time will keep marching on, artists will keep making new art, and you've got to pay rent and walk the dog and remember to eat a fucking salad once in awhile on top of all of that active listening, and it's all Sisyphean at best.
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