She's marching with the marshals, and they're marching with her.
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At first, I wondered why they weren't marching with us.
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" Rose was seen marching with a sign that read, "Fuck Fame.
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Many of those marching with Mr. Guaidó were older or retired Venezuelans.
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I can remember holding hands, marching with all these people, and singing.
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Shaimimi Branch, 22, of Las Vegas, was marching with her best friend.
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We covered dozens of miles, marching with 250-pound packs or running.
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But if you're marching with these people, this is what you're marching for.
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He spent it instead marching with a candle in hand for his son.
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One woman was seen apparently spitting at a demonstrator marching with police officers.
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Quite the opposite: It will be a powerful cohort to keep marching with.
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Dr. King spent his final days in Memphis, marching with striking sanitation workers.
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Osbourne was marching with amFAR, an organization dedicated to fighting AIDS, which is wonderful.
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They're marching with the hopes of applying for asylum in the US or Mexico.
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In New Jersey's 11th District, Mikie Sherrill is marching with students for gun control.
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Better than the bigots we've seen marching with Nazi flags, spewing white supremacy slogans.
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Willis smiled as she passed a picture of Joan Baez marching with James Baldwin.
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The Transport Police were marching with a banner for #WeStandTogether, a campaign against hate crimes.
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One woman was reportedly seen appearing to spit at a demonstrator marching with police officers.
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SHFA vice president Mark Sahady has been photographed marching with far-right group Patriot Prayer.
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The program assesses fundamental military skills like land navigation and marching with heavy combat gear.
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Photos from earlier on Saturday show Fields marching with the white nationalist group Vanguard America.
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Now I could not see marching with a banner saying I wanted women to be drafted.
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I imagined that I would have been marching with MLK, except that I wasn't marching now.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: We want you to know that our hearts are out there marching with them.
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This year's parade will also see the United Arab Emirates soldiers marching with their Indian counterparts.
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Bernie Sanders marching with supporters to early voting at Winston-Salem State University in North Carolina.
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Trump's racial war is real, but the real winners are flying private jets, not marching with torches.
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Fields was photographed earlier in the day marching with Vanguard America, and wielding the fascist group's shield.
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Hours before the attack, the New York Daily News reports photographing Fields marching with allegedly racist group.
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"We will avenge them or die like them," mourners said, while marching with a giant wooden cross.
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On Thursday, the ACLU announced that it wouldn't defend groups that insist on marching with loaded guns.
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He has instead spent time in South Bend, marching with protesters and attending a tense town hall.
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We were marching with the men, but we were still making the peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches.
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"I'm going to help the American people by marching with my wife today in Washington, D.C.," he said.
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The cover is based on a 1979 drawing by Berit Marit Hætta of Sámi people marching with flags.
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How long has he been walking toward the Seven Kingdoms, methodically marching with his army of the dead?
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Does society finally get to call you a neo-Nazi if you're marching with other people holding Nazi flags?
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Or experiences to be shared: marching with protesters in Iran; dancing with revelers in Malawi; how about switching genders?
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Rather than marching with their teammates and compatriots, he suggested that they stand shoulder to shoulder with each other.
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Fields was marching with Vanguard America, a small white nationalist organization, wearing the group's uniform and carrying its shield.
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Democratic lawmakers are are marching with women in Washington and across the nation one day after President Trump's inauguration.
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I remember marching with many Catholic nuns as well as with black clergy and black women affiliated with churches.
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Will he continue to make vile racist remarks or publicly defend people marching with white supremacists as "fine people"?
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After marching with the rally attendees, Fields returned to his car, which he then drove into a crowd of counterprotesters.
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William Tecumseh Sherman of the Union Army was marching with his unit toward Fayetteville and they became mired in floodwaters.
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Lydia Holness, who works at Google's Creative Lab was marching with a sign that read 'Zero Carbon Emissions By 2030.
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Another is a 10-year-old who is marching with his father after losing his mother to a mortar shell.
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In one of the film's funniest scenes, Adam is marching with Casey at a protest in favor of same-sex marriage.
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She wouldn't have dreamed of, say, marching with Antifa behind a banner reading "The Only Good Fascist is a Dead Fascist".
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When he moved to Los Angeles as a teenager, he witnessed John's brother, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, marching with Cesar Chavez.
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And the significance of marching with the massive Team USA at the opening ceremony in PyeongChang isn't lost on the Olympians.
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But white supremacists, not social justice warriors, were the ones marching with citronella-filled tiki torches in Charlottesville, Va. this weekend.
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Last week, she was campaigning the Nevada way: marching with striking McDonald's workers in Las Vegas for a $15 minimum wage.
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"Marching with her during the gay pride parade, I encountered one of the most moving, emotional outpourings I'd ever seen," former Rep.
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Footage on social media showed hundreds of men and women marching with placards denouncing the death sentences imposed on the three men.
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And she looked as fierce and fine in combat fatigues and leather jackets, marching with the Defiance Campaign to end white rule.
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I'm now looking at my niece who's the same age as I was then, and she's marching with me—it's extremely frustrating.
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Watch the VICELAND documentary on Standing Rock: Reporting alongside activists—and in many cases, living and marching with them—has its risks.
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The rector of the Autonomous National University of Mexico, Javier Barros Sierra, supported the movement, marching with the students on August 1.
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The practice of marching with portraits of dead family members began as a grass-roots movement in the Siberian city of Tomsk.
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Cummings took to the street, bullhorn in his hand, marching with other Baltimore residents and urging them to remain calm during protests.
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Clad in all-black and marching with their Orthodox banners, the group pairs a biker club's aesthetic with the gold of religious icons.
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The #MeToo Survivors' March saw women marching with protest placards and signs, detailing personal stories of abuse and messages of support for survivors.
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"I've been so heartbroken and outraged by Orlando," said Dorothee Benz, 50, who was marching with a group called New York Supports Orlando.
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Then, she said, her uncle told her to pack a suitcase and they spent a few weeks traveling and marching with Mahatma Gandhi.
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Acts that once seemed implausible, absurd — media pronouncements full of hatred and lies; young men marching with flags and torches — become everyday occurrences.
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In Rio de Janeiro, Alexsandro Borges, 47, a businessman marching with other retired soldiers from a parachute regiment, said he supported military intervention.
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The next day, Luharia found herself walking on another busy street -- this time she was marching with about 40 others in the city's center.
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The singer also re-tweeted Clinton on Super Tuesday, writing "I'm not just standing...I'm walking, running, stomping, marching with this #strongLEADER...#womanPOWER." will.i.
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These days, it's not unusual to see presidential candidates marching with McDonald's workers or picketing with striking grocery store employees, like Elizabeth Warren did.
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We wear the traditional Leia costume from "A New Hope," hemmed to make it more conducive to dancing and marching with white majorette boots.
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According to the Outline's Will Turton, at least two female protesters marching with the Democratic Socialists of America were hit by the car and injured.
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The mourners were marching with the man&aposs body to a graveyard in Srinagar on Saturday when police and soldiers used force to stop them.
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But behind the Marjory Stoneman Douglas students are their less-known teachers, comforting them, guiding them through school days, chaperoning them, and marching with them.
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Blac Chyna's going to be marching with her friend, Amber Rose, at her annual SlutWalk ... and it's a direct shot at her ex, Rob Kardashian.
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Last year, she participated in counter-protests of the "Unite the Right" rally, which was led by white nationalists marching with tiki torches in Charlottesville.
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What ultimately gives shape to socialist desire is less the specific policies in a politician's head than the men and women marching with their feet.
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"We want the police to stop using tear gas," said a woman surnamed Wong, who was marching with her husband and five year old son.
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"As clinicians, we don't want abortion to be illegal," said Rachel Usselman, who is studying to be a nurse practitioner and was marching with her.
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Employees are allowed to peacefully protest YouTube or Google during the Pride parade — as long as they are not marching with Google in an official capacity.
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Indeed, she simply tagged Sanders in an image some believe shows the junior Vermont senator marching with Martin Luther King Jr. in a 1965 Selma march.
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State television broadcast images of throngs of police, many still in uniform, marching with protesters in La Paz and in the country's business capital Santa Cruz.
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Then she started marching with other protesters, and this is usually when police step in and issue 3 warnings ... before taking Jane and others into custody.
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"Last week, there was only one thing we were marching against," said Katherine Lam, a 39-year-old data analyst marching with her two young sons.
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Women were marching with their mothers and daughters and grandmothers and sisters and nieces; they were carrying signs about marching for their mothers and their daughters.
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During the rally, Mr. Fields was photographed marching with Vanguard America, which the Anti-Defamation League describes as a white supremacist group that uses Nazi rhetoric.
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"Mesut Ozil's honorable behavior inspired us... Everybody should raise their voice against this tyrant like Mesut did," Adem Adil said, a protester marching with the crowd.
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But do those marching with assault rifles (per the Second Amendment) broadcast to the police and the community an intention to assemble "peaceably" (per the First Amendment)?
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Think about the picture of the tour guide in Auschwitz, almost marching with her umbrella up in the air to direct her group in the right direction.
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"When the ceremony begins, [students] will feel like they are in the procession line marching with the on-site graduates," says Patti Pelletier of Purdue University Global.
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Earlier this week, The Verge reported that Google would not allow its employees to peacefully protest recent policy decisions while marching with the company in any official capacity.
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But when he joined the parade, marching with that group, he was met with catcalls and boos, and two beer cans thrown in his direction narrowly missed him.
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There will be people marching with pitchforks over its removal, but I let those tears out years ago when Apple gutted the headphone jack from the iPhone 264.
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Jane Fonda's still walking the walk -- marching with and sitting in with environmental protesters in D.C. -- but now when the cops move in, Jane heads for higher ground.
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"We need to fight for our freedom," said another protester who asked to be identified by her family name Chu, and was marching with an "anti-Chinazi" sign.
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In the early 22000th century the suffrage movement claimed her as one of its icons, marching with her name emblazoned upon its banners as proof of women's intellectual prowess.
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Both groups were involved in the Charlottesville rally in August 2017; James Fields, who plowed his car into a crowd, killing Heather Heyer, was seen marching with Vanguard America.
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"The chief executive responded to our first demand of withdrawing the extradition bill three months too late," said Mr. Cheung, who was marching with his wife and teenage son.
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He said there were "many good people" marching with the Nazis during a rally organized to protest the removal of a Confederate statue and that blame should be shared.
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Police dragged about 20 protesters on to a bus after they ignored a warning to disperse and began marching with banners and chanting "Demolish China's Invasion" and other slogans.
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It matters that 11 million Americans have a worldview similar to the alt-right's, and not because all of them will be marching with tiki torches on Sunday evening.
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Last year's explosive "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville began with people marching with tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans, and devolved into violence the next day, leaving dozens injured.
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Wednesday night's vigil created the image of UVA's campus shining in opposition to hate, directly opposing images of Friday night's rally that showed white nationalists marching with lit tiki torches.
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" Occupation: Teacher, novelist Kathryn: "I'm marching with my American sisters as a show of solidarity in a time when women's rights—rights hard won over many decades—are being eroded.
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It is inspiring to see so many marching with "no ban, no wall" signs in the streets, reacting to this vicious assault on the values upon which America was founded.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook, who is gay and a prominent supporter of LGBTQ rights, was marching with other employees when the bands were first given out at the 2016 parade.
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Field Notes I was deep into a mother-of-the-bride role, marching with military determination to Kleinfeld Bridal on 20th Street and Avenue of the Americas in New York.
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You see pictures of him getting arrested during the civil rights movement or marching with L.G.B.T. people, so it makes it feel like he's not just moving on a whim.
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Earlier this week, Google told employees that they would violate the company's code of conduct if they protested the company's policies while marching with Google's official contingent at the event.
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If the white supremacists were marching with torches and making obnoxious statements and nasty things and they had just done that and gone home, how much violence would there have been?
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All are marching with variously arch and brash self-righteousness to the bank, where their accounts are secure, if not swelling by the day with newfound culture and partisan warfare profits.
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CHP officials said he was eating only soup in the morning and over the course of the day the same food given to the roughly 1,000 other supporters marching with him.
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This tragic yet all too familiar reality is depicted on the opposite wall covered with a black-and-white photograph of African American soldiers marching with rifles casually slung over their shoulders.
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"Marching with SO many sisters today but my heart is most proud to march with my blood sister, Angela, who has always been my guardian angel," the 32-year-old singer wrote.
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In Fargo, North Dakota, the shame of seeing his son marching with known bigots prompted a father to pen a lengthy op-ed for a local newspaper essentially disowning his racist son.
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Bundy, less publicly, had taken charge of giving earthly shape to those visions, marching with hundreds of armed protestors straight toward a defensive position held by a heavily armed federal tactical team.
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Mr. Mitchell took his place on the line of march, just ahead of Mr. de Blasio, who was marching with the police commissioner, William J. Bratton, and a Police Department contingent. Gov.
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"Ninety percent of our funding comes from Sacramento, and if they were marching there, I would be marching with teachers," said Nick Melvoin, vice president of the Los Angeles Board of Education.
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He's done all this while teaching law at his alma mater the University of Louisville, raising two young children with his wife Valerie, acting in community theater, marching with Black Lives Matter.
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He joins a movement that was out in force in front of the Staples Center before showtime -- the #Free21Savage coalition ... which had people marching with signs in support of the Atlanta-based rapper.
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Signer called the racist demonstrators, marching with tiki torches in hand, a "visible display of intimidation" and said he expected an aggressive case to be made against the man behind the deadly attack.
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Nearly half the parade was composed of civilian groups, like nurses and construction workers, marching with colorful floats that swore loyalty to Mr. Kim and to his new policy aim of economic growth.
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He was featured in a Vice documentary that showed him and dozens of others marching with torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us" and "White lives matter," along with other racist slogans.
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" A young man carried one of my favorite posters: "I'm proud to be marching with the future president of the US -- I don't know who she is, but I know she is here!
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Emotional vigils for the passengers who were killed in the attack devolved into fiery demonstrations that saw Iranians marching with signs to demand the resignation of the country&aposs leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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"It's a symbolic act, to show that we are marching for our children's future that is being stolen by corrupt politicians," said Raul Lopez, who was marching with his wife and two young daughters.
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The battle lines were drawn, and the next year, when Mayor David N. Dinkins sought a compromise by marching with a lesbian and gay delegation, the response was more ferocious than many had anticipated.
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Whether it's marching with Act Up, dancing at a circuit party or just holding hands as we cross the street, anytime a queer person lives an out and honest life it's a political act.
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The combination of the president's frontal attacks on Senate Republicans and his claim that there were "fine people" marching with white supremacists in Charlottesville has emboldened lawmakers to criticize Mr. Trump in withering terms.
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Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Bernie Sanders of Vermont, both likely presidential candidates, spoke to the attendees after attending an early-morning prayer service and marching with N.A.A.C.P. leaders to the capitol.
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Robert Knaggs Listen to Marching With the Beatles in your mind (or attempt to find it at your local charity store) because Rob has picked an album so obscure it doesn't exist on the internet.
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At School No. 3, children's drawings adorning the walls show in crayon and colored pencil the smoldering fight that is all they have ever known: a tank in a mountain landscape; men marching with rifles.
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Whether we're marching with coat-hanger posters or passing laws that outlaw the procedure earlier and earlier, we fight over abortion in the United States as if we know what will happen if it's banned.
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Sanders has been running a national campaign for weeks, holding rallies in California and Texas, the two biggest states to vote, and marching with thousands of supporters to turn in early ballots in both states.
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While a number of politicians were spotted marching with the crowd, no elected official spoke at the rally in D.C. Most of the speakers were students from Stoneman Douglas or students affected by gun violence.
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We got the 'Catfish' host Monday at LAX as he was leaving town after the VMAs, and he explained he wore the symbolic emblem specifically as a response to people marching with Nazi flags ... in America.
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"I have fought long and hard for all my life, from walking back hallways, from marching with our social leaders, from using my voice for good," the "Midnight Train to Georgia" singer said in a statement.
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She was marching with her friend when she noticed a man leading a chant and holding up a sign that read "FUCK THE PATRIARCHY" on the front and "YOU'RE EITHER NORMAL OR SEXIST" on the back.
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At a news conference at the Irish Consulate, the mayor said he would start out in the parade marching with members of New York City's uniformed services and would later accompany the Lavender and Green Alliance.
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Reporter Wiliam Turton tweeted that two of his friends marching with the Democratic Socialists of America had been hit by the car and were injured, with one suffering a "probably broken leg and the other a concussion".
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The weekslong screening regimen tests candidates on fundamental military skills, including land navigation and marching with heavy combat gear before they are evaluated by Special Forces supervisors — and either denied entry or accepted into the qualification course.
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Fields was among the hundreds of white supremacists and far-right agitators who descended upon the small Virginia college town that weekend, many marching with torches and chanting anti-Semitic slogans, brawling with counterprotesters — and sparking national outrage.
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They were all in Charlottesville for the Unite the Right rally, where droves of white nationalists and alt-right sympathizers took to the streets of the college town chanting and marching with torches to a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Prior to entering the 2020 election, Sanders in January spoke at a Martin Luther King Jr. Day rally at the state capital and later at the historically black Benedict College, where he recounted marching with King in the 1960s.
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Members of the same alt-right and white nationalist groups who stormed Charlottesville, Virginia, a year ago, marching with tiki torches and chanting slogans from the Third Reich, are descending on Lafayette Square in the second "Unite the Right" event.
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Since President Trump once said that there were "some very fine people on both sides" when referring to violent white supremacists and Nazis marching with tiki torches in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year, why would he downplay racism on the world stage?
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Members of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities resigned en masse as well, citing Trump's much-derided comments that "many sides" shared blame for the violence and that there were some "very fine people" marching with white supremacists.
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In Los Angeles, a core group of Sanders volunteers from 2016 has stayed involved in causes they care about — successfully campaigning for a $15 minimum wage, marching with teachers during a weeklong strike for higher salaries and lobbying for Medicaid for undocumented immigrants.
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The ad then flips through a series of images showing Sanders marching with wage workers demanding a union, rallying for his signature public policy proposal, "Medicare for All," and being arrested, as a young man in early 1960s Chicago, during a civil rights protest.
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"The culture changes, and fascism rears its ugly head every so often and that's what's happening now," said Ms. Minter, marching with a battery-powered candle and a sign that made a comically profane reference to Donald J. Trump's claim to have grabbed women's genitals.
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He boosted his profile by marching with the Occupy Wall Street movement (whose supporters had criticized Cuomo for not initially supporting a millionaire's tax) and his "Tale of Two Cities" mayoral campaign (its name, coincidentally, ripped from Mario Cuomo's famous convention speech in 1984).
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Over the years, our house became adorned with his acquisitions, large pieces by Lester Johnson, of black military men, their features hazy, marching with purpose, or of the portrait of a man in brown, his forehead thickly brooding, staring down at us with disdain.
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It is the first far-right party to win federal election since the Nazis, and it has moved further to the right since taking office, including marching with even more radical anti-immigrant groups that it had barred party members from collaborating with during the campaign.
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One of the more obvious examples is the NFL, where flashy flyovers with high-tech military jets, troops marching with flags and even camouflage jersey sales have been a fixture for years, and the military has pumped tens of millions of dollars into patriotic displays at sports games.
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What if a Pride parade in London, for example, were not simply the LGBTi community on its own, organising and marching, but had all the other movements in tow—the women's movement, those fighting for the rights of disabled persons, racial minorities and the like, marching with them?
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For example, in 2017 he described a "Unite the Right" march in Charlottesville, Virginia, as "people protesting very quietly the taking down the statue of Robert E. Lee", a surprisingly gentle way of describing self-proclaimed Nazis marching with tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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Juan Sebastián Roldán, the president's chief of staff, said in a news conference on Monday that the Indigenous leaders, who are marching with tens of thousands toward the capital, had lost control over their people, and that the march had been infiltrated by Mr. Correa's supporters to create chaos.
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"One of the reasons I will march, I'm not afraid of the naysayers who think science is only for them," said Alfiee M. Breland-Noble, an associate professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University and director of the Aakoma Project and Lab, who will be marching with her children.
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"Bernie Sanders has led throughout his entire 40+ career, getting arrested for protesting segregation, marching with MLK, standing up for gay rights on the floor of the House, opposing Clinton-era mandatory minimums and three strikes laws, voting against the Patriot Act and voting against the Iraq war," he said.
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So Bannon's discussion of Charlottesville is couched in the now-familiar images of young white men marching with tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us," as well as the footage of a car plowing through a crowd of counter-protesters, injuring many and killing one woman, Heather Heyer.
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Several of the book's first essays chronicle his time in Occupy, including his role in spreading rumors that Radiohead would play for Occupiers in Zuccotti Park, his experience marching with thousands of other Occupiers across the Brooklyn Bridge (and getting arrested for his troubles), and the bizarre legal ramifications that followed.
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And for many, the images coming out of Charlottesville this past weekend — white men carrying Nazi flags alongside Confederate ones, marching with torches (albeit tiki torches), and chanting the Nazi slogan "blood and soil" — seemed to crystallize the threat or existence, depending on who you ask, of a white supremacist fascist state.
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This year's ornate Bastille Day — France's Fourth of July — military parade on the capital's famous Champs-Élysées avenue includes U.S. soldiers marching with their French counterparts to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the United States' entry into World War I. "This is a wonderful national celebration," Trump said in a news conference Thursday.
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" Knight also made clear to critics that she has been fighting "this battle longer than most of those voicing their opinions to win the right to sing our country's anthem on a stage as large as the Super Bowl LIII" by "walking back hallways, from marching with our social leaders, from using my voice for good.
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That's not necessarily because they're caricatures; even casual watchers of the news or readers of the internet in the past two years (such as myself) have discovered that behaviors we might have considered "unrealistic" onscreen in the past — say, a group of white young men marching with torches and shouting, "Jews will not replace us" — aren't fiction at all.
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Donors will receive rewards, including art swag from collective members, including Gayer, Mary Frank, Tom Klem, Nancy Chunn, Nancy Davidson, and Susannah Stern — as well as high-tier rewards including the honor of having your name tattooed on the inflatable butt, or an actual We Make America 4' papier-mâché (or inflatable) shoe or butt — presumably after they are done marching with it.
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It was bad enough last August when President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said there were "some very fine people" marching with torches and chanting Nazi slogans in Charlottesville.
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The setting (the dusty, rocky field and the trees) looks to be the same: If this is indeed how Carol gets her powers, it seems like the movie will then fill us in on how an earthling with powers eventually made her way to marching with Starforce, the elite military unit of the Kree: The most puzzling element of the trailer is who we see Carol going up against when she assumes her identity as Captain Marvel.
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In the weeks immediately following the rally in Charlottesville, a writer at the alt-right website Right Realist explained the "optics matter" perspective in a piece called "Why I was Wrong about the Alt-Right" that urged the alt-right to embrace pacifism and battle via popular culture, because "Jews didn't gain their disproportionate influence in society by marching with torches in the streets": The reason the establishment has reacted so aggressively is because we've completely lost the moral high-ground after Charlottesville, and they know it.
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