They were flanked by gleaming placards announcing their unity — placards that seemed clearly aimed for an audience in the executive chamber.
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The city also plans to test out stickers as a replacement for paper placards to make it harder to transfer placards to unauthorized vehicles.
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We'll always have placards Every time I get a badge from an event we've attended, I hang it over the Bogart and Clark Gable cutouts/placards.
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Advocates also accuse city officials of doling out parking placards as political favors to the powerful teachers' unions and others, including 2269,22016 new placards for teachers and school employees in 2017.
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The sight of vehicles with city-issued placards, or fake placards, parked illegally — in no-standing zones, in bus lanes, in front of fire hydrants — is a daily experience for many New Yorkers.
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Two placards were placed at the foot of the flagpole.
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A quick point of reference is with disabled parking placards.
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Even there, there may be no escape from the placards.
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The BBC said some protesters carried Black Lives Matter placards.
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Rows of placards and posters fill a couple of drawings.
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Placards on the front of each basin give extra detail.
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Whenever I'm at a museum, I wish the title placards
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They waved placards with protest slogans directed at the government.
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The placards displayed are simple and clear and graphically imposing.
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I didn't want to restrict it to placards and badges.
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About 2114,2600 of the placards were given to city employees.
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On the placards, protesters added the word "still" before ″desperate.
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One speaker continued to read out the placards, to cheers.
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Carrying coffins and placards and placards with inscriptions such as "Women Lives Matter" to the Naguru Police Headquarters in Kampala, they say the coffins are a symbol of those who have died in the abductions.
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The sight of vehicles with city-issued placards, or fake placards, parked illegally — in no-standing zones, in bus lanes, or in front of fire hydrants — has become a daily sight for many New Yorkers.
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As always, creative flair was out in spades on rallying placards.
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Demonstrators held up placards reading "Chameria Genocide; We will never forget".
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During the strike, many truckers displayed placards expressing support for Bolsonaro.
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The anti-abortion protesters picked up their placards and walked away.
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Some carried placards criticizing the European Union for not pressuring Madrid.
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The students held placards demanding that the ambassador leave South Korea.
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"I am Cédric," read one of the placards in the crowd.
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It's less clear what ostriches were doing on the Times placards.
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Fans raised purple and white placards that spelled out the Nos.
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Al-Saadi's face has been seen on placards waved by protesters.
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Some displayed placards that read: "Steadfast" and "End Siege on Yemen".
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They said the city has helped create the problem because more placards lead to more opportunities for abuse and the oversupply of placards has encouraged more people to drive to work, putting more cars on the road.
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Members of Out and Proud Diamond Group held placards showing their support.
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Some Trump enthusiast also carried placards saying "Aussies for Trump," Berlage said.
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Pakistani civil society activists hold placards during a peace rally in Islamabad.
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Many carried placards calling for the governor to be jailed, or worse.
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Its tiny office in north London is filled with posters and placards.
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Around him, the walls are covered in inspiring slogans and printed placards.
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Some carried placards accusing Singapore of "selling Arakanese to the Myanmar army".
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They also showed large placards signed by "CJNG" left on police vehicles.
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The crowd of mostly young people chanted and carried placards denouncing Trump.
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Shiny golden placards on the stalls denote the name of each stallion.
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Some collectors like campaign buttons, programs and placards from conventions, or flags.
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Some held placards saying, ""Bring the failed management of Teva to justice.
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Young women -- and men -- make placards and paint murals for the events.
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We are not, however, saying the demonstrators should pack up their placards.
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They were photographs of placards that had been paraded through the streets.
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Some held placards that read "Justice for women" and "Hang the culprits".
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About 114,600 of the placards were given to city employees, not 160,26397.
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About 114,600 of the placards were given to city employees, not 160,500.
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" They waved white placards that read, in rainbow-colored letters, "Love Wins.
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Some held placards above the crowd with images of their loved ones.
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The officers didn't hold up placards with catchy phrases during their demonstration.
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Participants hold placards as they take part in a demonstration in Sydney.
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City-issued parking placards allow the bearers to park in designated zones.
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Some carried placards bearing the message: "No more bullying; no more annexation".
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"These individuals abused city parking regulations and attempted to escape paying the penalties by posing as city employees with city-issued placards or by using fake handicap parking placards reserved for those in real need," Ms. Garnett added.
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He travels the country giving speeches, with placards strapped to his children's stroller.
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Among the placards at the protests were many that read "Hands off DNA".
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All of the toys are going to have little placards next to them.
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Strikers at the airport held up placards with the message 'RYANAIR MUST CHANGE'.
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Castro, where Harvey Milk lived and worked, we gathered with lit candles, placards,
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Had a buddy remove two of the placards to gin up some suspense.
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Placards demanded everything from a lower VAT on books to a new constitution.
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" Outside the zoo on Monday, the gorilla's supporters held placards that read "R.
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Outside the court, a group of supporters held up placards backing the athlete.
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Some of his supporters stood with their placards, their eyes glazed with tears.
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There were sales and deals posted on screens and placards throughout the store.
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About 300 demonstrators there held up placards reading "IEBC must go home now".
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Some placards during the protests used vulgar language against Zuma, Reuters witnesses said.
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Gandhi was joined by more than a thousand people carrying banners and placards.
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"No Consent to Release of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes," red-and-white placards declare.
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And yet, as we all know, such placards are few and far between.
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That experiment trained bees to select placards with lower quantities printed on them.
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It is not, dramatically, a subtle work; even the characters' names are placards.
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This plaintive battle cry is ubiquitous in Venezuela: on billboards, placards, T-shirts.
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The protesters chanted "We want justice" and carried placards demanding "Justice for Dzenan".
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Three young women held up handwritten placards calling for the freedom to travel.
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The most prominent placards, at St. Mary Visitor Center, were changed last year.
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Today, the local municipality has erected placards referring to the movie on Silmido.
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Three placards were assembled on easels behind the GOP seats: One quoted Rep.
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He predicted the evidence would show some of the placards were used legitimately.
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Within days, protesters took to the streets, some with placards reading, ''Game Over.
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Eight people were charged with using fake parking placards to have tickets dismissed.
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Eight people are accused of using fake parking placards to have tickets dismissed.
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Once a business closes, its placards and decorative flourishes often disappear with it.
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Some carried placards reading: "We are with you Bato in the fight against drugs".
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Schoolchildren hold placards and shout slogans during a demonstration outside the South African Parliament.
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In smaller British towns, too, people marched, wafted placards and shouted "Trump go home".
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Placards said "Dump Trump", "Trump: Climate Disaster" and "Keep Trump away from our NHS".
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Top photo: Demonstrators holding placards during a rally against President Donald Trump's Muslim ban.
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Their placards and banners displayed the poetry of place names; their demands were prosaic.
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The blue and red placards in tandem represent a nuclear plant operating as planned.
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They held placards reading "Friendship under Embargo" and "Death to Politics, Freedom to Education".
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There were also protesters across the street from the venue itself, placards in hand.
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" Some attendees brought placards: "BREXIT … OF THE LIVING DEAD" and "NO BRUSSELS THIS XMAS.
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People marched peacefully, carrying placards saying "Nazis out" and chanting "Strache is a fascist".
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He has started using placards to explain how he has pared down his recipes.
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On a highway outside the town, some children sat holding placards reading "Food, please."
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She's now in third place and delegates have somehow procured "We Love Claire" placards.
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They arrive wearing body cameras and bearing placards with graphic images of aborted fetuses.
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But what happens when the banners are rolled up and the placards put away?
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" – Mr. Netanyahu's nickname – and carried placards with slogans like "Enough of the attempted putsch.
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The doors to the rooms are glossy black with golden handles and numbered placards.
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Silent-movie-style placards, sparingly deployed, impart information at moments when text is vital.
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Martin!" when he appears and wave placards proclaiming that it is "time for Schulz.
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An article last Saturday about parking permits in New York City misstated the number of placards given to city employees, as well as the total number of people employed by the city and the percentage of total placards held by city workers.
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Placards proclaiming "African-Americans for Hillary" and "Women for Hillary" were waved back and forth.
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CNBC takes a look at some of the placards and words spoken at the event.
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This includes things like placards and sleeping bags, which the protestors plan on bringing along.
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As they marched, the white supremacist group followed with Nazi flags and placards in hand.
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Outside the court on Wednesday, about 100 Najib supporters held placards calling for his release.
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Young demonstrators hold placards at a protest opposite the Houses of Parliament in central London.
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At Saturday's demonstration, some of the protesters carried placards reading "The Cijevna is our Fortune".
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Some of his supporters were unhappy, displaying their resentment on placards with "Hillary's lies matter".
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It is not even clear whether his supporters will be allowed to hold up placards.
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The Liberals have spent a fortune boosting their candidate and plonking placards outside posh houses.
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Teachers in nearby Sacramento may be next to put down chalk and pick up placards.
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When one side has the guns and the other has placards, the former usually wins.
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Older couples relying on robots for social stability fought back, waved placards in our defense.
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Not all the placards were easy to link to the theme of the original rally.
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Protesters held placards with the inscriptions "I have the right to choose" and "Putin lies".
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Then there are the worksheets that deal with public transit, parking placards, and so on.
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In 2004, I designed the posters, placards, and banners for a protest against police brutality.
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One of the main activities involved the continuous production of self-made banners and placards.
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People who had never protested before were suddenly taking to the streets with angry placards.
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White roses were placed on some of the chairs, and placards stood in the field.
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Public transportation cars were marked with placards announcing whether African-Americans were allowed on board.
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As a result, they say, the city had to reinstate parking placards for teachers, too.
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Others carried placards objecting to the mistreatment of gay men in Chechnya, news footage showed.
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Makeup displays were fronted by placards advertising the services available in the student-staffed salon.
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At a protest on Tuesday, people chanted anti-Maduro slogans and carried placards demanding change.
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I am not one to join an organization or hold placards or join a protest.
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" Some of the placards read "Grabby Old Pervert" and "Pedophiles in jail, not the Senate.
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Women went on social media and posted their pictures with placards saying happy to bleed.
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The walls are painted bright colors and explanatory placards have limited text in large fonts.
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NEW YORK An article last Saturday about parking permits in New York City misstated the number of placards given to city employees, as well as the total number of people employed by the city and the percentage of total placards held by city workers.
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But the most curious thing about it was that the art came with no explanatory placards.
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You go to rallies, they're screaming at CNN, they want to throw their placards at CNN.
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" A rally in Chicago called for unity with placards calling on people to "Stop the hate.
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Cardboard placards bearing the names of those who died lined the wooden walls of the church.
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Protesters in the western highlands town of Solola brandished placards demanding Morales resign, broadcast images showed.
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Protesters in Hong Kong raise placards at the Thai consulate on the day Wong was held.
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Their yellow placards attacked the ride-hailing service in the innumerable languages of polyglot New York.
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Protesters hold placards as they march during the Stand Against Racism and Islamophobia: Fraser Anning Resign!
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And weeks ahead of the march organised placards and poster making sessions with well-known artists.
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That's why the central scene of the episode involves Valery Legasov (Jared Harris) and those placards.
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In Africa, hundreds of protesters in Nairobi's Karura Forest waved placards and sang American protest songs.
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Between 100 and 150 protesters carrying placards bearing pictures of President Trump and chanting anti-U.
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People chanted 'Criminal out of the cathedral' and carried placards reading 'Madrid: Without Franco' and 'Justice!
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" His co-workers walk around the office with placards dangling from their necks: "I am bulimic.
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Trump supporters also use placards to remind people which "Fake News" media companies they don't trust.
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At a bus stop in Philadelphia on Sunday night I passed people clutching placards for Mrs.
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Squeezed in at the front, visible in a gap between the placards, is a solitary boy.
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They carried placards, megaphones, homemade signs, and wore the odd pig snout or full pig mask.
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At one point, we passed a restaurant with giant placards depicting crayfish in the front window.
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They shouted at one another, chanted slogans, hoisted placards and complained about the 108-degree heat.
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Negro youngsters paraded with placards, handed out literature, and tried to sit in at lunch counters.
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The city says that, counting the 50,000 new placards, there are about 22008,212 total in circulation.
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He wanted to reprint this year's placards to include gender pronouns, but Harvard declined, he said.
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Many of the demonstrators carried placards and chanted slogans demanding the death penalty for the suspects.
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It suggests that placards be put in place notifying people when facial recognition is being employed.
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Do you think that Harvard should adopt gender pronoun stickers for name placards throughout the school?
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Today, my generation is boldly organizing marches, wearing pussyhats and writing outrageous slogans on their placards.
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Possibly also pre-painted placards with incendiary slogans, as the occasion and gravity of the situation demands.
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A collection of discarded placards, with no sign of the (apparently ineffective) protesters who once held them.
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Astutely the exhibition also includes several placards on which are given accounts from people interviewed by Richards.
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An excited crowd of about 200 people waving red "Vote To End Corruption" placards greeted Warren there.
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The actress attracted international media attention, protesting alongside other bird enthusiasts with placards outside her own building.
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Bangladeshi women hold placards and photographs of Nusrat Jahan Rafi at a protest in Dhaka in April.
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But now many protest placards and graffiti scrawled on buildings around the city call for his exit.
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On three Sundays, congregations in Kinshasa marched out of church after mass waving palm fronds and placards.
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People held placards with slogans against the higher retirement age and one read: "stop stealing our future".
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Some members of Najib's UMNO party chanted and held up placards in support of their former leader.
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Outside the library, ANC placards in the party's black, green and gold promising economic growth ring hollow.
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White placards, with red and black lettering, memorialize the Kurdish fighters who were killed at the site.
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Placards and banners criticized Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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"Thanks, boss," read the placards that greeted Merkel when she gave a valedictory address, fighting back tears.
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And students from Makerere University listened to Mr. Wine rapturously, holding placards comparing him to Nelson Mandela.
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Outside, a small but noisy group of demonstrators beat drums and held placards with slogans against corruption.
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During Tuesday's' hearing, hundreds of demonstrators massed outside, hoisting placards and chanting in support of the soldier.
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Outside, around 20 protesters stood silently and held placards that said "Egyptian history is not for sale".
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The protesters carried anti-American placards and a likeness of Mr. Trump with a Hitler-like mustache.
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They held placards condemning the event, and attempted to spray-paint contestants' dresses before the police arrived.
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Placards nailed to shrapnel-ridden coconut and palmyra trees advertised motorcycles, tuk-tuks and tractors on lease.
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Across the territory, protesters marched, lit fires (sometimes of Chinese flags) and displayed placards referring to "ChiNazis".
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The law prohibits local governments from moving the monuments or adding placards explaining why they were erected.
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A few placards with pictures of babies were propped up against metal lawn chairs dusted with snow.
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"Poster," their current exhibition, features placards, banners and other objects that address the American political scene, postelection.
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Gustavo Gatica's name is shouted at police, borne on placards and scrawled on walls around the city.
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They circulated petitions, held placards at prayer vigils, even tried to meet Malone's plane at the airport.
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A few hundred students still gathered outside the university gates, holding placards calling for justice and secularism.
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Dozens of people gathered in the capital New Delhi carrying placards calling for justice for Ansari's killing.
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Given that there are only about 3173,000 on-street parking spots at schools reserved for employees with placards, traffic experts fear that holders of the new placards who do not find a spot will park illegally instead, relying on the placard to protect them from getting a ticket.
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Crowds posed beside placards claiming that it is sinful for Muslims to vote for a kafir, or infidel.
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Protesters are planning on bringing sleeping bags and placards to show solidarity with people sleeping rough in Windsor.
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Earlier on Wednesday, pro-democracy activists and opposition party leaders marched to the parliament carrying banners and placards.
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He created data sets on the highest incomes, findings from which would support the slogans on protesters' placards.
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The shape of their rebellion is not the orderly stream of protesters flowing down the streets with placards.
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When political candidates blow through town, they leave more than a trail of big promises and broken placards.
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Placards depicting stylised doves and hands clasped in a deal-sealing shake lined the streets all over town.
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One of many homemade placards had a picture of Johnson and the words: "This is the real threat".
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They carried placards and banners urging authorities to take effective measures to stop oppression of workers, especially children.
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Supporters of the junior doctors strike hold a placards as they demonstrates outside St Thomas' hospital in London.
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Correction: The piece has been updated to better reflect how the blue and red placards simulate the meltdown.
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A handful of protesters started a fire beside a security fence, feeding the flames with papers and placards.
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" One of the most ubiquitous placards on the convention floor featured the religiously inflected pun: "Love Trumps Hate.
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Some gathered at street corners holding placards calling for better working hours but there were no major demonstrations.
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Some held placards showing the face of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in the crosshairs of a gun.
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In a kind of overture, even the title, spelled out on placards, is made to dance and wither.
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These placards and their slogans have poked neat little holes in Pakistanis' collective idea of "mardangi," or manhood.
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To tell those back stories, the exhibit relied on visitors reading wall placards, which described, for example, Mrs.
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Delegates waved anti-TPP placards as Kaine spoke, even though he changed his position after joining Clinton's ticket.
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Bermudez also noted a row of bright white dots near the volleyball courts he suspects are propaganda placards.
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Another group tried to block the convoy's progress by standing in its path and holding placards of protest.
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In Sydney, protesters carried placards that said "Refugee torture, Australia's shame" and "No walls, no camps, no bans".
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Alternative for Germany placards, torn and strewn on the street, show grinning, swarthy men clutching handfuls of euros.
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Several were also arrested on charges they used phony placards to park in loading zones for commercial drivers.
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The placards show her completely naked, looking out a window and making a peace sign with one hand.
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Fureigh gathered educational materials that were subsequently turned into mock wall placards and brandished by ACT UP members.
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In addition to a general medical bivouac, there were Tibetan-style tents adorned with placards: Acupuncture, Massage, Doula.
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If you are a foreigner, you are welcomed to join us but not in the raising of placards 3.
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The yellow t-shirts were free, as were the large yellow "K" placards; the few thousand tickets were discounted.
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In the capital, staff from a pediatric hospital wave placards at the entrance to a hospital pleading for aid.
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In the ticket hall, a protest march in miniature shuffled toward the gates, already lifting placards and chanting slogans.
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Hand-painted signs on roadsides and placards in bars and other businesses proclaim mining to be the region's lifeblood.
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However, only Singaporeans and PRs are allowed to raise the placards during the demonstration segment due to park regulations.
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Shoppers got a crash course in Turkish: placards in the dairy aisle of supermarkets explained that "süt" meant milk.
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"TRUSTING CHINA is like trusting pigs can climb trees!" read one of the many sardonic placards held by protesters.
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Demonstrators holding placards reading "Free Hong Kong" and "Democracy Now" packed a public square near the city's famed harbor.
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Protesters carrying placards have accused Kurdish officials of discrimination and want an end to forcible conscription of Arab youths.
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Some protesters carried banners demanding a nationwide shutdown, while others held placards saying the judgment was diluting the law.
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The decorations were tennis-themed -- the guest seating placards were in the shape of Wimbledon and U.S. Open trophies.
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The tickets themselves are ridiculous—they're thick, hologrammed placards, and the on-field/hospitality passes are full-blown lanyards.
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Many marchers began gathering Friday morning, hoisting signs and placards condemning the president over his policies and charged rhetoric.
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Some attendees dressed in white, with the names and faces of victims displayed on placards hanging from their necks.
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Slogans scrawled by disciples on makeshift cardboard placards in Thai and English also showed the politicization of the standoff.
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Small placards were scattered on walls throughout the house, and each displayed one of the listing's many technological amenities.
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Placards denouncing the trade deal quickly spread through the hall, including a couple of dozen in the California delegation.
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Russian police officers moved in quickly, asking the protesters to roll up their placards and show their identity documents.
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The protesters held placards with messages such as "Stop child abuse", "No child rape" and "Our children, our future".
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Alongside the caskets stood giant placards bearing the bloodied faces of the children in the aftermath of the attack.
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Small wonder that McNamara became the lightning rod for critics, his name plastered all over placards in antiwar marches.
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The placards' witty titles and captions cast the subway system's floors, furniture and metal fixtures as works of art.
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Cover: Pro-democracy demonstrators hold banners and placards during a rally at Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, Monday, Jan.
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A flurry of placards also arrives near the end, cheekily explicating the loophole that leads to his vanquishment anyway.
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People hold placards and banners during a Fridays for Future protest over climate change in Hamburg, Germany, Feb. 21.
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I was puzzled to see among the placards a yellow pennant with a picture of a brown leather shoe.
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Transportation advocates say the police fail to vigorously target scofflaws, in part, because some officers themselves abuse their placards.
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They also raised placards denouncing the killing of the two Scandinavian tourists and expressing condolences and solidarity with their families.
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Years ago, I visited a book group where the host labeled her cheeses with little silver placards: Cheddar. Blue. Brie.
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Placards urged him to keep his "tiny hands" off various British institutions, from the Queen to the National Health Service.
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Wearing Guy Fawkes masks to hide their faces, the protesters carried placards saying "Cho Yang-ho, OUT" and "No mercy".
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The governor and both senators of his native Rhode Island have posted photos of them holding "#DStrong" placards on Twitter.
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Delegates at the Republican National Convention in San Diego wave their placards and banners during the opening night in 1996.
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Scientists in Kolkata and five other cities carried placards and held silent demonstrations on Monday against the comments, he said.
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Some family members held up placards reading "The three governments have an obligation to the world to fulfill their promise".
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Dressed in the party's colors of white and blue, she was accompanied by about half a dozen supporters carrying placards.
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Grimm also has passed out campaign placards that read "Grimm 2018" on one side and "Trump 2020" on the other.
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All through the spring, it was Mr. Macron's name that was often on the placards at angry anti-government demonstrations.
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"Sundown towns" displayed placards at the edge of town warning people of color to get off the streets after sunset.
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The two groups have posted pictures of workers in both countries holding placards with solidarity messages on Facebook, Davunt said.
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" The Conversation reported that placards displayed by the group at a rally read "Islam is an enemy of the West.
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" Before long, some Americans buzz cuts were staging anti-hippie rallies, holding placards with sayings like "Long Hair Is Communism.
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Using mock placards, two art students playfully reframed New York's subway stations as a gallery documenting the city's anthropological history.
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By Tuesday afternoon, thousands of protesters were once again occupying Hong Kong's airport, where they sang, chanted and waved placards.
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A few days after the report went public, an anti-Zuma demonstration in South Africa included anti-Bell Pottinger placards.
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"It's only going to lead to abuse," Samuel I. Schwartz, a former city traffic commissioner, said of the new placards.
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At each school, the principals and the teachers' union chapter leaders were to determine how the placards would be distributed.
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Since then, the issue has been hotly debated, with campaign placards taking over downtown Dublin and the referendum dominating conversation.
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Inside, the atmosphere was gritty, with placards in the hall warning that tox screens now included a test for fentanyl.
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But the painter's tape they're using isn't sturdy, so every few minutes, one of the placards falls to the floor.
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The University of Georgia confirmed Thursday that someone drew swastikas on placards and message boards at two campus residence halls.
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They were bearing placards with slogans such as "Anglican Archbigots, shame on you" and "Homosexuality is African, homophobia is not".
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Transportation advocates say the police fail to vigorously target scofflaws in part because some officers themselves abuse using their placards.
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Jarvis had once given florists Mother's Day placards to boost the holiday, but in the 1910s she wanted them stopped.
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Some people carry placards in Mongolian exhorting the virtues of palliative care, hunching into their coats as the wind stiffens.
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In the last exhibition we did together, we acknowledged every hand that went into making it with placards throughout the show.
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" The bill was also met with signs of opposition within the legislature, with some lawmakers holding placards reading: "Against anthem law.
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In a special Sunday service remembering the dead, children hold up placards condemning terrorism and a song is sung for peace.
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Ahead of shows in South Korea, the agency approves the messages and phrases that fans write on their banners and placards.
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That's why networks will show digital placards on the bottom of the screen with an athlete's name, stats, and current scores.
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From what I hoped was an inconspicuous distance, I read posters and small placards hanging from the textured cream-colored walls.
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The campaigners wielded placards emblazoned with statements about male body image outside London Fashion Week Mens' main venue on the Strand.
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The mostly Kurdish protesters, including many children, held up placards at the entrance to the Diavata camp in the peaceful protest.
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In recent years young Hong Kongers have organised "anti-locust" rallies, waving placards blaming mainlanders for crowded shopping malls and restaurants.
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Hundreds of peaceful protesters sang the Catalan anthem on Monday and waved placards urging Sanchez to "sit and talk" with Torra.
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During the demonstration, protesters carried flags and placards saying phrases like "Europe united against Trump" and "Stop Trump, save the planet".
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Thousands of doctors protested outside hospitals across India on Monday, holding placards and wearing black arm bands and bloodied mock bandages.
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Across the U.S., citizens marched in the Tax March, holding placards stating, "What are you hiding?" and "Show us your taxes".
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Many held rudimentary placards in English and Thai calling for police to stand down and appealing for international attention and help.
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If campaign placards, stickers and other paraphernalia served as a sort of unscientific straw poll, Mr. Cruz was outpacing his rivals.
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On Wednesday more than 7,000 mainly young and beer-drinking revelers staged a march waving placards denouncing capitalism and G20 leaders.
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In other election years, they had hung signs for Barack Obama and placards opposing George W. Bush and the Iraq war.
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We have been informed that "a protest is a gathering of people with banners and placards", which is quite the clarification.
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He seemed to take the protest in stride and even autographed one of the placards left behind for a luncheon guest.
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They painted their faces, waved flags, and clung to signs, posters, placards—anything that bore the image of their bearded comandante.
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As members deliberated, thousands of anti-AfD protesters marched outside carrying placards reading "Hanover against Nazis" and "Stand up to racism".
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Before the rally in Los Angeles, Yanti Palleschi sat at a table and joined others who were writing messages on placards.
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They are worried about hundreds of young women huddling in small groups with paint brushes, markers and stencils to make placards.
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Mr. Grewal stood beside placards displaying what his office said were examples of Janssen's fraudulent marketing campaigns for their opioid products.
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Cain describes a leaked video in which seas of Samsung recruits parade in formation, holding up placards to form moving patterns.
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Cain describes a leaked video in which seas of Samsung recruits parade in formation, holding up placards to form moving patterns.
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People thrust " HAY FUTURO " and " YO TE REVOCO " ("I recall you") placards skyward, and danced in place when forward movement stalled.
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Depending on the strategy of a particular football game, placards are sometimes held aloft on the sideline, signaling plays in Cyrillic.
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Some wore masks—recently banned at public protests—and held placards showing Mrs Lam with bloodied hands, demanding that she resign.
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There were fewer placards in 9443, when former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, announced a major push to cut down on them.
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A handful of both protesters and supporters, some holding placards, have greeted Pell on the steps of the court each day.
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Protests began Thursday but in underwhelming numbers, as just a few hundred lined up near Winfield House with signs and placards.
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" Protesters brandished placards with stick figures having anal sex and chanted such slogans as "Homosexuality is a threat to national security.
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Several artists told Reuters that they had painted placards carried during mass protests, delivering messages against the government in New Delhi.
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Nearby, green placards boasted of impressive Saudi hauls of Captagon, an amphetamine that is the Middle East's upper drug of choice.
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The number of city-issued placards has nearly doubled to 125,500 in 2018, from 67,297 in 2008, according to city records.
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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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Sunday afternoon, protesters gathered at Victoria Park in central Hong Kong, waving placards and wearing white -- the designated color of the rally.
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Roughly 200 protesters surrounded the sculpture with banners and placards and hoisted a parachute over the bronze statue as the crowd cheered.
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At a speech she gave for the reform in Seattle, protesters waved "Heil Hillary" placards and invited her to "Fly yo' broom".
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Debbie, a party volunteer, waved a "Women for Trump" sign amid placards accusing Hillary Clinton of the routine range of cardinal sins.
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The drawing was performed by CNN anchors, who placed blue placards into two cardboard boxes to match candidates with debate night dates.
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The city's plan provoked a backlash, with some gardeners picketing City Hall, holding placards that they would later recycle for rabbit fencing.
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Protesters hold placards and shout slogans during a rally against a controversial extradition law proposal on June 9, 2019 in Hong Kong.
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Holding placards calling for marriage equality, participants dressed up and carried rainbow flags as they filled the streets of the Taiwan capital.
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"What one would really like to tell Trump is what the placards say on the backs of buses in Acapulco," he said.
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Placards of the album's cover (DJ Khaled on a throne in a garden of flowers, beside a lion) were mounted on easels.
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One of the jobs of the 2,000 volunteer marshals shepherding the march was to prevent marchers from displaying their own unauthorized placards.
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" People also gathered with placards at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, while at Los Angeles International Airport, crowds sang "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Rangsiman and the six other activists arrived at the court shackled, a Reuters reporter said, as their supporters gathered outside holding placards.
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Law enforcement sources tell us police at the festival will be on the lookout for fake, stolen or borrowed handicap parking placards.
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Then at 2.30am, as Black Rod ceremonially prorogued Parliament, MPs tried to pin Mr Bercow to his chair, wielding placards saying "Silenced".
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It turns out that 26,000 people over 100 have the placards, yet there are only 8,000 people that old in the state.
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At Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, videos posted on social media showed some Eagles fans yelling at anti-Trump protesters holding placards.
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Lawn signs and placards would not be enough: His campaign unveiled a mobile two-story-tall billboard that blared Mr. Trump's endorsement.
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In Cork, Ireland's second-biggest city, placards for opposing campaigns were attached to almost every street lamp, but the mood was subdued.
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Shiite Muslims hold placards, including one that reads "Hard Revenge," to protest against the US military action for the killing of Gen.
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Hundreds protested peacefully outside Greece's interior ministry in central Athens, holding placards against the creation of new detention facilities on five islands.
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Five of the six photos were standard mug shots: men in police custody, holding up placards and gazing away from the camera.
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Others were accused of using forged placards for nongovernmental organizations, which included the American Red Cross and the New York Blood Center.
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Residents nearby gathered on Wednesday for a vigil to support the family, many holding homemade placards reading "All of Spain is with you".
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Activists gathered outside Belfast City Hall carrying placards emblazoned with messages such as "I am not a vessel" and "Mind Your Own Uterus".
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Mr Trump's supporters read those placards and wondered why any patriot would want to let in foreigners from dangerous lands, imperilling American families.
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Hundreds of counter-demonstrators also marched through Dresden under the motto "Solidarity instead of exclusion", holding up placards saying "No place for Nazis".
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The authorities in Kazakhstan are so intolerant of dissent, he reasoned, that it does not really matter what protesters write on their placards.
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A recent chink in the church-state wall may be seen in the hanging of "In God We Trust" placards inside government schools.
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It offered no Braille for the blind to use in its museum experience, so his mother read information from the placards to him.
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Many placards also made reference to high-profile men, including Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey, who have faced accusations of harassment and assault.
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"Trump that Bitch" is the catchy misogynistic slogan appearing on T-shirts, bumper stickers, and placards at pro-Trump rallies and on websites.
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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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Protesters held aloft placards with slogans including "Free Hong Kong!" and "Democracy now!" and umbrellas to shield them from the sometimes heavy rain.
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In Bordeaux, protesters chanted: "Macron you're screwed, the slackers are in the streets" while in Paris others carried placards reading: "Slacker on strike".
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Ads, guest editorials, social media campaigns, blogs, websites, roadside billboards and even bus placards; no tool of modern advocacy is off the table.
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One of the placards read "For the many, not the Jew" - a play on Labour's "For the many, not the few" campaign slogan.
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Many people had placards, some targeting the city's casino — which sits outside the regulation — and the New South Wales state Premier Mike Baird.
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Some were clad in black and carried placards saying "No future for capitalism", "Eat the rich" and "Kill Trump", also setting off flares.
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There's stuff everywhere — shelves full of games from every console, placards from classic arcade machines, and walls lined with colorful video game characters.
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Outside, perhaps 100 protesters waved placards and chanted "Save our democracy" in a vain effort to persuade electors to reject the Republican nominee.
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Nearly two months later, with questions still unanswered, the spot is a makeshift memorial of candles, balloons, flowers, photographs, and placards from rallies.
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But Ehrhardt, with his bag of 113-by-26-inch placards by his side, could go with the flow as the game proceeded.
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Except for scarce chants of "Go Home," the protest was a calm one, during which posters and placards did most of the talking.
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But many of the placards hoisted amid the throng mocked or assailed Mr. Trump, demanded his impeachment or urged his defeat in November.
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Peem joined the strike with two schoolmates, Ari and Jay, holding placards featuring drawings of melting icebergs and power plants emitting dark smoke.
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Thousands of demonstrators, waving Indian flags and holding placards rejecting the new law, protested peacefully in Bengaluru city amid a heavy police presence.
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Backlit ice pillars glowed in hues of translucent purple, and placards said the cave was once used to refrigerate seeds and silkworm cocoons.
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Mr. de Blasio's aides said the number of placards had crept back up to 103,000 by the time he took office in 2014.
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These women were nothing less than artists, and the gallery's informational placards elevate them to that status and place them within that context.
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He puts out 20 yellow crime-scene placards, one on each table, and then draws a map to help him reconstruct the room later.
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This goal was the fuel driving last week's mad dash through New England, reflected in the rabid chanting and pre-made placards demanding #LetGaryDebate.
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There's a viewing platform at one end, and if passerby don't stop to read placards, the piece looks like a serene grove of ferns.
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There were no placards with clear slogans or political activists handing out pamphlets or any of the other hallmarks of your typical French protest.
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A representative told Mashable that Hong Lim Park had exceeded capacity and noted that all of the 5,000 placards prepared had been given out.
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There is the thumping music as she arrives, the black-red-yellow "Kanzlerin" ("chancelloress") placards and the folksy chitchat with dignitaries on the dais.
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In Rio de Janeiro, hundreds of people gathered around Copacabana Beach, with some carrying Brazilian flags and others placards saying "In Moro We Trust".
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Few placards mentioned slavery at all; several of them simply praised Davis's beneficent care of his human property and their unfailing loyalty to him.
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Using a series of placards, Kaur recalls losing her father in the 1999 Kargil War between India and Pakistan, when she was just two.
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The app suggests what the object might be, like a modern-day version of the educational placards you see at landmarks and in museums.
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Sanders was interrupted repeatedly throughout his remarks by applause and standing ovations, but also by supporters in red waving "Draft Bernie" banners and placards.
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In one adorable post, a decked-out Christmas tree bares placards proclaiming "Merry Christmas" and a staircase is draped in swags of lit greenery.
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"It's not just a Polish matter," said Polish activist Poli Palian, as we both stood on the Westminster grass amid placards and rallying cries.
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Their placards bore the names of some of this year's most hotly anticipated VR experiences — Eagle Flight, The Climb, Rock Band VR, and more.
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They were joined on Tuesday in Sarajevo by hundreds of supporters holding placards and T-shirts reading "Justice for David" and "Justice for Dzenan".
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The BBC reported Wednesday that the Soroush app features images of traditionally cloaked women holding placards wishing death to Israel and the United States.
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Dozens of opposition lawmakers protested outside India's parliament, holding placards with slogans such as "India Ashamed #Unnao", referring to the site of the crime.
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More than 200 protesters of the youth wing of the opposition Congress party waved placards and chanted slogans near Akbar's Delhi house on Monday.
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Unfortunately, as I headed toward the corner where the protesters gather, I was met with homophobic chants and placards just like in years past.
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They're the same style placards that have been commonplace at restaurants, coffee shops and other establishments around the Big Apple for about a decade.
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At the Phoenix event, there were empty chairs on a stage with placards for McCain and Flake, who were invited but did not attend.
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By 1993, he accumulated nine taxi medallions — the coveted metal placards that permit people to own or operate cabs — then worth roughly $1.5 million.
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Some chanted "God is Great" and slogans against the UN convention, while holding up placards calling for the defense of Malay rights and dignity.
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" Among the texts written on the placards held up by Villalba and his colleagues were "Exhibitions are always on time, why aren't our payments?
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The works were designed and distributed collectively, their amateur bluntness a formal protest against the advertisements and the government placards that represented the establishment.
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Demonstrators blowing vuvuzelas and beating drums filled Accra's business district, holding placards criticizing a new deal with Washington that they say threatens Ghana's sovereignty.
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Its colorful lobby is filled with butterfly-shaped placards made for protests against the hardline immigration policies of President Donald Trump, a fellow New Yorker.
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In the eastern German city of Leipzig, more than 200 masked right-wing supporters, carrying placards with racist overtones, went on a rampage this week.
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By 1912, socialists carrying red or purple placards marched, singing "La Marseillaise," along with suffragists who were not always so pleased to have them there.
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Cover image: Placards and messages in support of Julian Assange sit outside Ecuadorian Embassy stands in South Kensington on April 5, 2019 in London, England.
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"The expo will also ban banners, placards, billboards and other publicity material with political, ethnic, religious and commercial messages which contravene Chinese law," it said.
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Under a brilliant blue sky, demonstrators streamed through central London's main streets carrying placards saying "Dump Trump" and "Keep your tiny hands off women's rights".
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Hundreds of mine workers, fearing job losses, protested outside the energy ministry in Athens on Thursday, holding placards reading "YES to mines, NO to unemployment".
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They also showed large placards signed "CJNG," left on police vehicles, which warned police not to support rival crime groups, including Michoacan-based Los Viagras.
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As Villanueva's mother and relatives lit candles and sang happy birthday to the late teen, protesters laid down banners and hoisted Black Lives Matter placards.
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Ahead of that trip, a small group of people staged a protest in Mumbai holding placards denouncing Netanyahu and accusing him of atrocities against Palestinians.
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The video begins with a rendition of "America the Beautiful," interspersed with images of police officers standing before angry demonstrators holding up placards denouncing fascism.
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The commercial begins with a rendition of "America the Beautiful," interspersed with images of police officers standing before angry demonstrators holding up placards denouncing fascism.
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Gracie led a call-and-response chant before hundreds of colleagues of both sexes, who held white placards with two black bars: an equal sign.
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Some of the protesters, clad in business suits, managed to get past hotel security and into the lobby where they held up placards denouncing mining.
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"Many placards and posters displayed beliefs that we thought had been buried in 1994, with some posters depicting black people as baboons," the president said.
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Dozens of Jordanians holding placards denouncing Kushner's visit staged a small protest on Tuesday night near the heavily fortified U.S. embassy in the Jordanian capital.
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Regardless of modern placards, the World Health Organization lists ketamine as an "essential medicine," and among the safest and most efficacious ones known to science.
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The placards explained how miners would dig holes in the ground to roast the ore in order to burn off impurities and harvest more gold.
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Mr. Tavares wears a button announcing that he is deaf and blind and keeps placards handy asking for help finding various bus and subway stops.
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Some demonstrators chanted anticapitalist slogans, brandished flags with the Soviet hammer and sickle, and held aloft placards in support of Julian Assange and the Palestinians.
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" Around him, other survivors held up placards with their demands: "No More Cover Up"; "Make Zero Tolerance Real"; "Establish an International Inquiry and Justice Commission.
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Close to 22018,264 people were gathered for yet another weekly demonstration, a jumble of umbrellas, placards ("Repeal and Replace Issa"), honking horns and angry chants.
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Others said that, by encouraging school employees to drive, giving out new placards went against Mr. de Blasio's "Vision Zero" plan to reduce traffic deaths.
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Doctors chanted "No Peter, no work" and held placards reading "Bring Peter back" as riot police stopped them from marching beyond the High Court building.
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Fashion Review LONDON — On Monday, protesters gathered outside the two houses of Parliament, placards raised, to protest the possible formal state visit by President Trump.
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Besides them were placards with slogans like "Do you know kindness?" and "Let us put an end to oppression" written in English, Japanese and Tamil.
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At the demonstration on Saturday night, people held placards saying "Bibi, do not divide the Jewish people," referring to the prime minister by his nickname.
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The placards, Mr. Pearlstein said, have essentially created a large class of privileged city workers, many of whom would otherwise be taking buses and subways.
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The court was packed with lawyers, journalists and members of the public while a few protesters outside the building carried placards denouncing the Catholic Church.
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HIV/AIDS activists return to the New York museum, while the museum updated their wall placards to reflect the continuing crisis and the recent action.
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In both actions, representatives held mock wall placards displaying editorial blurbs about HIV/AIDS to educate curious gallery patrons about contemporary news regarding the virus.
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When I visited, several of the placards giving details about the works had fallen down, presumably knocked over in the bustle of the flower show.
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Fifteen placards with pages from the book have been erected in Lublin's city center, and the graphic novel format caught the eye of young passers-by.
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On Inauguration Day, Ahmed demonstrated in Washington DC. It was "surreal at first" to see how many people were carrying placards with her image, she said.
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During the event, he noticed that the display of these placards looked like a patchwork quilt, and that led him to found the NAMES Project Foundation.
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Some protesters held up placards during the demonstration, one of the largest in recent years, that said "Shame on Rimsky", referring to Justice Secretary Rimsky Yuen.
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" Warren, whose team distributed "PERSIST" placards to the crowd before her speech on Friday, also called for a Democratic coalition that "cuts across issues and communities.
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Muslim charities were present as Sikhs gave out free drinks to the crowd, whose members held placards with slogans such as "Hate does not resolve Hate".
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Carrying placards with slogans including "Poland has no obligations" and "Holocaust hyenas", demonstrators marched from the prime minister's office to the U.S. embassy in central Warsaw.
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Placards were banned, so the marchers pulled up their shirts to expose pictures taped to their bodies of people tortured, mutilated or murdered by the government.
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The empty shelf-space has since been replaced with placards requesting customers to inquire with a staff member if they are interested in purchasing a steak.
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With their placards, noisemakers, and feet banging against the center's metal fence, the protesters demanded the release of the women asylum seekers currently being held indefinitely.
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Among the many aggressively Super Bowl 50-branded signs, placards and announcements around the city is one massive statue stationed directly in front of City Hall.
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"Bethlehem welcomes the messengers of peace, not the messengers of war", read some placards with pictures of Pence and Greenblatt as they went up in flames.
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Polls show Russians are unhappy with the faltering economy but are less willing to wave placards than they were five years ago, when growth was solid.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of parliament on Tuesday shouting slogans and carrying placards that said: "Hands off our tamariki" - the Maori word for children.
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Today, white placards stand amid rubble and outside damaged buildings, marking places where Kurdish fighters were killed, and listing their names in black and red paint.
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BRAKE FOR MOOSE IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE; TRUMP/PENCE 220—these placards dot the highway and continue into town, where they become gradually more depressing.
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So do the Young Socialists, the party's youth wing, whose leader, Kevin Kühnert, has undertaken a rival tour of local groups, complete with "No GroKo" placards.
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The neighborhood where McAdams knocked on doors this past weekend was dotted with signs supporting immigrants; some placards in the windows opposed the separation of families.
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About fifty people had gathered—Columbia students holding placards, middle-school students wearing backpacks—for a " climate strike ," one of thousands taking place worldwide that day.
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" At 100 Central Park South, beneath the facade bearing the words "Trump Parc" in gold script, placards recently filled the windows advertising "RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE.
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On their way there marchers chanted "Build bridges not walls" and waved placards bearing messages about equality and the threat a Trump presidency poses to it.
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Photographs appeared on social media of protesters holding placards outside the Cinémathèque Française film institute, where Mr. Polanski, 84, was attending the event honoring his work.
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" Some protesters also used the rally to criticize the Conservative British government and oppose Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, holding placards that read, "Tories Out.
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Cover image: Members of the public hold yes placards on Fairview road as the country heads to polling stations on May 25, 2018 in Dublin, Ireland.
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Ms. Halappanavar's face was printed on placards supporting abortion, and on Saturday morning people placed flowers in front of a mural of her face in Dublin.
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People showed up with placards and optimism for change and justice, but dogged by the shadow of other such shootings where legal accountability has been thwarted.
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The neat, usually flawless, wording of the placards was itself a sign of pride in the huge advances in literacy that Evo brought to the region.
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It is not unusual for political parties to come up with one or two central campaign messages and then plaster them across lecterns, placards and buses.
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It is not unusual for political parties to come up with one or two central campaign messages and then plaster them across lecterns, placards and buses.
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Despite these efforts, demonstrators turned out in force across the country, and hundreds were quickly dragged away by police as they brandished placards and chanted slogans.
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Mr. Peters said the forged placards cost between $500 and $2,600 on the black market and the demand for them was high, spawning an underground industry.
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He also said he would create an office within the city's Education Department dedicated to handling complaints about placards to discipline staff members who misuse them.
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Under the de Blasio administration, the number of city-issued placards has soared and critics have accused the mayor of doing little to tackle the problem.
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NEW YORK Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about eight people accused of using fake parking placards misstated the age of Adrian Ramprasad.
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Workers from each hospice take it in turns to line up beneath the statues, laughing and chatting as they hold up their placards for the cameras.
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Some 1,200 mostly Rohingya Muslims - holding placards that read 'Stop killing Rohingya' - took to the streets of Malaysia's capital to appeal for an end to the violence.
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The doors were closed and there were no signs of the Brexiteers other than a stack of bright red "VOTE LEAVE" placards stacked up on the doorstep.
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At the base of Uluru, previously known as Ayers Rock, placards share the history of the Anangu people and request that people not climb the rock formation.
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When the words appeared on Trump placards in 2015 few, if any, of the reporters covering him were old enough to recall the origins of the term.
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Among the sea of supporters holding placards reading "stronger together" — the slogan that the candidates rallied under Tuesday — a few held signs that read "Bernie or Bust".
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That has left a bad taste with many Germans, and TfD saw an opportunity to use drag fashion and wit to mock the AfD's own election placards.
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Members blame "Islamist intruders" for what they believe is an increase in crime and they have carried placards at demonstrations with slogans such as "Migrants not welcome".
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In February, Bhaskar and her costars from Veere Di Wedding posed with placards to protest against the gang rape and murder of an 8-year-old girl.
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In a similarly rare outpouring of anger, around 20 protesters gathered at a petrol station in the village of Jidhafs, west of the capital Manama bearing placards.
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This year, Pink Dot's organisers required people to show their IDs to pick up the placards and posted reminders before the event for foreigners not to participate.
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Some 80 people gathered outside a Delhi hotel holding placards reading "Walmart Go Back!" and shouting slogans asking people to ditch imported products for Indian-made goods.
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I'm sitting in a drive-thru, or waiting in a lonely Burger King queue, when one of the neon placards on the digital menu piques my interest.
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Some people held up electric candles and others carried placards reading "Love Trumps Hate" and "Women's Rights Are Human Rights", as they marched along a downtown street.
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About 2000 Sisi supporters turned out for official celebrations at Abdeen Palace with families holding placards adorned with the president's face and the words "We trust you".
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This time, he's the rock star; fans hoisting "Bernie" placards stop to take a picture with Larry, cheering his name and listening intently to his mobilizing speech.
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Tea Party members argued that their opposition to Obama was based on differences over economic policies and not on racial animus – that those placards were extreme outliers.
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Demonstrators held placards including "Women are not sexual objects" and chanted "We want justice" as they banged on conference doors to try to force their way in.
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In the back of the crowd, Mr. Awoyemi, who was born in Britain and grew up in Nigeria, noticed two men holding what looked like political placards.
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The museum will remove an edited version of a photograph of the 2017 Women's March that blurred protest placards and replace it with the original, unaltered image.
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Rape culture, racism, addiction, adoption, homophobia, global warming, overparenting and underparenting were but a few of the themes dramatized, or at least put (sometimes literally) on placards.
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Uber's Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi made the announcement at a conference in Berlin as dozens of German taxi drivers outside waved placards that read "Uber go Home".
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The scoreboard—updated by men standing behind it using placards featuring each competitor's name—would tell you whom to expect, if you didn't have the grouping sheet.
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Flag-waving demonstrators carried anti-globalist and environmentalist placards such as, "No Trump, no coal, no gas, no fossil fuels" as they marched near Zurich's financial district.
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On Saturday, around 30 protesters including college students rallied outside a police station in central Delhi, carrying placards demanding justice and an end to crime against women.
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As Scott Wong and Cristina Marcos note, the majority displayed placards during the hearing describing abuse of power and bribery, obstruction of Congress and obstruction of justice.
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Hundreds of naked people appeared in formation, holding round placards of nipples over their genitals, and wearing pasties with images of males nipples over their own nipples.
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But the number of placards dropped to 31,500 later that year when the Education Department moved to an online application system that set out clear eligibility standards.
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Under the de Blasio administration, the number of city-issued placards has soared and critics have accused the mayor of not doing enough to tackle their abuse.
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In the wake of "defeat," what compelled the demonstrators to take off work and leave Pittsfield at 5am in order to stand outside Sotheby's brandishing their placards?
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Demonstrators held placards including "Women are not sexual objects" and chanted "We want justice" as they banged on conference doors to try to force their way in.
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Calling misuse of parking placards "an insult to the people of New York City," he announced the formation of a new Placard Fraud Enforcement Unit in the police department, the hiring of a hundred new traffic enforcement agents, and the creation of a new office within the city education department dedicated to parking placards, which would receive complaints and take disciplinary action against staff members for placard misuse.
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Uber was facing hurdles operating at Chicago airports, due to pick-up fees and requirements to display placards, the Tribune reported, so Plouffe contacted Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
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They waved rainbow flags, banners, and placards that said "love is equal" and "vote for the future" to support marriage equality at the square outside the presidential office.
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This time, though, the agencies opted for an open-air walkthrough, where smiling officials stood aside placards scattered throughout, each detailing a different part of the mitigation efforts.
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" Outside the store, hundreds of people screamed and shouted as Trudeau got into his car, waving what appeared to be hastily written placards saying "Welcome to the Philippines!
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Titles like House of Cards, the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Daredevil fill red-and-white-branded display stands topped with placards that echo the Netflix dashboard's tailored categories.
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Trump folk streaming from Union Station to the Capitol passed protestors holding placards reading "Impeach Trump Now", for they are certain that the new president is a criminal.
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Students in the crowd reported arguments and plenty of flags and protest placards during the speech but no real violence aside from the fight before the Spencer event.
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The strikers at Secunda blared music in the Afrikaner language, and waved placards saying: "Stop rasverdeling by Sasol", which translates to "Stop racial division by Sasol" in English.
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Thousands of people marched in temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit) to the Court of Final Appeal, carrying placards and banners denouncing the jailing of the activists.
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Over 603,260 workers including doctors, miners and civil servants gathered in front of the government building in the capital's centre holding placards and chanting "We want our money".
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When outlets ran photos of racist placards at Tea Party or Trump rallies, some conservatives insisted it was an attempt to smear the entire American right as racist.
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"Governor LePage won't answer his door - we want to work!" organizers posted on Twitter, with photos and videos of dozens of the association's members holding placards and chanting.
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One thing I quickly recognized was one of the placards they hang around their parties that display their rules: don't smoke, text, or take photos on the dancefloor.
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At rallies, farmers wear grim facial expressions while holding placards with messages such as "Rice is Life," and sometimes shed tears as they set fire to rice plants.
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Emblematic of this resistance were the photos pinned to the dresses of women or held aloft on placards at rallies or silent marches that were often savagely repressed.
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" Many held printed placards that said "We are family," while others had made their own — like one saying, "Maybe the day will come when we'll all be equal.
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More than 1,100 of them were given seats behind the Browns' dugout on Grandstand Managers Day with placards reading "Yes" on one side and "No" on the other.
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" The site was soon the scene of dozens of protesters marching up the steps chanting slogans like "Snyder must go!" while holding placards that proclaimed "Flint Lives Matter.
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The buttons sported by attendees and the placards festooned around the convention hall here supported the Black Lives Matter movement or opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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Many employees brazenly display the placards while parked illegally — including in crosswalks, on sidewalks and blocking bus and bike lanes — or while using personal vehicles when not working.
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Placards saying "young people are poor - can't afford to buy house, to get married and to have kids" intermingled with signs calling Gou "the hope for the youth".
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The ruler alone cut six hours off the time it took a mechanic to hand-measure all the placards mounted above the seats inside on section of a 787.
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Indian students hold placards during a protest aganist the arrest of the president of Jawaharlal Nehru University's Student Union (JNU) Kanhaiya Kumar in New Delhi on February 14, 2016.
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" Following the ECHR's decision, campaigners gathered at Buckingham Palace to protest the ruling, chanting "save Charlie Gard" and "release Charlie Gard" and holding placards, with one reading, "It's murder.
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Members of Parliament held #MeToo placards at a meeting of Parliament to demonstrate support; some members shared their experiences in front of the session and criticized the reporting mechanisms.
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Protesters demonstrated this week outside Surabaya's parliament against the statue, some wearing paramilitary-style outfits and waving placards that read "Demolish It" and "We are not worshippers of idols".
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" Protests, petitions Peaceful protests against DeVos' appearance began last week at Bethune-Cookman, with demonstrators holding placards that read "DeVos No" and "Our tax $s pay for public education.
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So consider holding up a series of written placards bearing well your wishes, like Bob Dylan in the "Subterranean Homesick Blues" video, while you smile winningly into the camera.
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On Tuesday at the California African American Museum, her elegiac recording "At the Seams" ushered visitors, protest placards in hand, through the exhibition No Justice, No Peace: LA 1992.
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At Durand, there was also a self-guided tour of sorts, in the form of weatherworn placards nailed to the outside of the building that outlined the cheesemaking process.
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"Make America First Again" was the theme of the third day of this week's Republican National Convention, with placards bearing the phrase scattered all over the crowd in Cleveland.
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Carrying placards that said, "Stand Up to Racism," Brexit supporters and opponents alike warned that Mr. Robinson was trying to co-opt the economic grievances of austerity-hit Britain.
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They were conceived by J. Walter Thompson to make the adjacent placards leased by Walter O'Malley's advertising agency for soap, beer, cigarettes, soda, liquor and laxative companies more inviting.
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The cast and crew of "The Dead and the Other," a film about the indigenous Kraho people of northern Brazil, held up placards protesting the treatment of Brazil's Indians.
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Two sets of protesters met and clashed: a battalion of white nationalists, neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klanners and a crowd of counterprotesters, some with Black Lives Matter placards.
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The Santas, bearing such placards as "Santa Claus Is A Dirty White Collar Worker," had been marching up and down in front of Selfridge's, an Oxford Street department store.
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In Assam, where the citizenship program began last summer, thousands of people have marched in the streets, hoisting placards and torches and shouting out their opposition to the bill.
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Thousands of people marched in sweltering temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F) to the Court of Final Appeal, carrying placards and banners denouncing the jailing of the activists.
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In 2008, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg tried to cut down on the number of placards issued, but met resistance from the teacher's union and other organizations representing city workers.
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Handmade signs continue to dominate the gatherings and marches, so we decided to round up some of the most impressive, unusual, funny, and eye-catching placards we spotted. ✊?
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Some demonstrators carried placards saying "Down with Bahrain workshop" as hundreds of police stood by and cordoned off a main street in the heart of the capital's downtown area.
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Demonstrators, including members of the Fridays for Future movement and students skipping school, waved placards reading "Brown coal craziness - we cannot afford it any longer" and "The climate punishes latecomers".
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Judging from the witch-themed placards that popped up on Instagram and Twitter during the Women's March, it's an enjoyable in-joke that celebrates female power at the very least.
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The stepping up of oil sales to alleviate a fuel crunch facing Damascus has infuriated the local Arab protesters, with many placards saying they were being "robbed" of their wealth.
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They had gathered, bearing placards decorated with pictures of toilets, seat up, to urge lawmakers to ditch legislation that would prevent transgender people from using the lavatory of their choice.
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Rinder and his team chose to exclude essays, placards, and any other forms of analysis that could influence the viewer's own interpretations of the macro-compositions and their various components.
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The pensioners, some carrying placards reading "Stop the Robbery" and "Give Us back Our Dignity", called for a 10 percent rise in payments which have not been increased since 2014.
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The protesters, many of them elderly, rallied in front of parliament and in a nearby park, holding placards with slogans such as "Step down, Abe government" and "Citizens change politics".
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In hundreds of "March for Science" events from Boston to Sydney, Australia, engineers, researchers and teachers took a break from the lab to apply their ingenuity to colorful protest placards.
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The Oasis song "Don't Look Back in Anger" rang out as the teams emerged from the tunnel, with fans holding up red and white placards to form the England flag.
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In the city centre, a row of women who said the men in their families all worked in mines sat holding placards offering their services as cleaners or house painters.
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So she sent a small army of volunteers across the islands, planting lawn signs and lining the roads with placards, running a campaign based less on policy than on personality.
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In Tokyo, several hundred people, most of them expatriate Americans, marched along a downtown street holding electric candles or placards reading "Love Trumps Hate" and "Women's Rights Are Human Rights".
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Even when the protesters take their placards elsewhere, camera-wielding gawkers loiter on the sidewalk, gazing up at the tower where Donald J. Trump, the president-elect, is taking meetings.
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Meanwhile, around 200 members of the Difa-e-Pakistan Council, a coalition of Islamist parties, demonstrated against the US in Karachi, holding "Dump Trump" placards and burning the American flag.
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Outside the clinic, the parking lot at first resembles some sort of heartland V.F.W. gathering, with men who appear to be in their 70s marching, singing and waving protest placards.
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Mr. Sanders gave brief remarks in front of what looked like someone's wooden backyard deck, a few campaign placards tacked up behind him — the image contrasting his campaign against Mrs.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Colorful placards in the Olympic Park here, the home of the International Olympic Committee, detail cultural, architectural and environmental trivia about Brazil, the site of this summer's Olympics.
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Outside that building, a woman holding up placards denouncing the church's "pseudo-religion" said she was searching for her daughter, a Shincheonji member, whom she had not seen for years.
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The report called for increased traffic enforcement by the city, and said the distribution of official parking placards should be subject to a joint review by city and state officials.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the courthouse with placards with messages of support for the doctors, such as "Raise your voice!" or "My body, my choice!" according to news reports.
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And two of the placards appeared to refer to the election: "We want leaders who give honest apologies and can be humble enough to admit when they're wrong!!!!!" one said.
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"The area (around the protest) was closed off, with 19 people inside - protesters holding placards," Ruslan Zinatullin, a member of the opposition Yabloko party, was cited by Interfax as saying.
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She and others, holding placards with the legend "Road to Change," said they planned to visit about 75 communities around the nation, as well as every congressional district in Florida.
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She led a small rally outside the national palace in the capital, Kuala Lumpur, where protestors held placards that read: "Women are ready to govern" and "We vote for change".
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When the newspaper Khordad ran Montazeri's pictures on its front page and featured two pages of photographs inside, the demonstrating students held copies of the issue aloft like protest placards.
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"We are a group for legal justice, anti-hate, and true gender equality," Moon Sung-ho boomed into a microphone to a crowd of a few dozen men waving placards.
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During the April Days putsch, which occurred two weeks after Lenin's return, Bolshevik activists held up antiwar placards that openly urged fraternization with the enemy ("the Germans are our brothers").
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When it comes to radical activity, Scottish nationalists might engage in a boisterous march through the streets of Edinburgh or, if especially grumpy, wave some placards outside the "biased" BBC.
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She sees a crowd carrying placards that read "Down with the Reds, Put in the Blacks," and the boy is soon dressed in a sharp suit, speaking before the Senate.
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Five were accused of using handicapped zone passes, and three were charged with submitting copies of their fake placards to the city's Department of Finance to avoid paying parking tickets.
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Earlier on Monday, thousands of doctors had protested outside hospitals across India, holding placards and wearing black arm bands and bloodied mock bandages and demanding improved security and working conditions.
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The Financial Times reported that up to 1 million people in Mashhad attended the funeral procession, where many held placards calling for revenge against the US and its regional allies.
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The department has also tightened oversight of placards, including tracking names and vehicle information for every placard in a database and printing permits on paper that cannot be illegally copied.
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A photo released by KCNA showed thousands of people holding placards to form a giant picture of Xi's face and the Chinese flag at the mass gymnastics and arts performance.
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Throngs of protesters marched to parliament in Cape Town singing songs and waving "Zuma must go" placards, although the crowds never got close to the tens of thousands promised by COSATU.
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Non-Singaporeans and PRs: There are still other activities you may participate at our Community tents, having a picnic, enjoying our Pink Concert and observing the raising or placards by Singaporeans.
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She tweeted and retweeted the latest HIV news, paraded with placards and wore the "PrEP up your LIFE" T-shirt (great look with a flouncy pink mini-skirt and rainbow socks!).
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Meanwhile, members of the ANC Youth League gathered in downtown Durban, singing "Awuleth'umshini wami", a song popularized by Zuma, which means "bring me my gun" and held placards supporting the president.
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Those touting Trump's ability to remember the names of the members of Congress he was talking to, meanwhile, should probably note that everyone was seated around the table with name placards.
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More than 1,000 people joined a rally on May 1 in Bengaluru, carrying placards reminding brands of their promise to pay a living wage to all workers in their supply chain.
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Broadway and 9th Street were dotted with the blue Bernie 2016 caps that had been placed meticulously under each chair in the audience, right on top of giant Bernie 2016 placards.
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The decision caused a national outcry and protests took place in the following days in Pamplona, Madrid and elsewhere, with demonstrators carrying placards saying "It is not abuse, it is rape".
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These catcalls, as well as the images of delegates in Sanders T-shirts waving placards that read "Hill No," were not the sort of messages that the Clinton campaign wanted. Mrs.
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" About 130 people demonstrated outside the U.S. Embassy in London, some with placards reading "Fascism is not to be debated, it is to be smashed," and "I am an ashamed American.
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Several held up signs describing Mr. Trump as a fascist, and a few women held placards quoting Margaret Chase Smith, a Maine senator who vocally opposed Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.
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Some waved Zimbabwean flags and placards with slogans like "Mugabe Must Rest Now" and "No to Mugabe Dynasty," a rare sight in Zimbabwe, where such gatherings had been banned for decades.
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At least 20 Crimean Tatar men, some of them wearing Islamic skull-caps and long beards, stood silently on Wednesday morning in a long line stretching across Red Square holding placards.
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The demonstrators carried colored placards for those who couldn't be in attendance, with blue representing doctors who were working, and red symbolizing those who had emigrated in search of better conditions.
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Several dozen people carrying placards gathered near the hotel's driveway at the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Merv Griffin Way to protest the lack of Hispanic characters on movie screens.
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Before circling the outdoor catwalk, read the placards on the inside perimeter that will give you a deeper appreciation of the city's unique geography and history you're about to look at.
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Op-Ed Contributor When militia members and white supremacists descended on Charlottesville, Va., last Saturday with Nazi flags and racist placards, many of them also carried firearms openly, including semiautomatic weapons.
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Blowing vuvuzuela horns and holding placards, the demonstrators stood in front of entrances, sat on pavements and erected tents outside the parliament building which was guarded by hundreds of police officers.
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The protests began nearly a year ago, flooding cities with national flags and placards, demanding a removal of the ruling elite, an end to graft and the army's withdrawal from politics.
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They waved placards saying "Lepenc is our water and our food" and "Water is life" as they marched through the village watched by dozens of police and NATO peacekeepers from Poland.
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They waved placards saying "Lepenc is our water and our food" and "Water is life" as they marched through the village watched by dozens of police and NATO peacekeepers from Poland.
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Protesters with posters and placards during a demonstration against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) near Red fort on December 19, 53 in New Delhi, India.
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Thousands of students streamed out of schools across Europe on Friday, waving placards and carrying banners as they marched as part of a coordinated walkout to demand action on climate change.
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When they returned the next day with their placards, they were surprised to see dozens of churchgoers, activists and even priests, holding their own signs demanding Bishop Mulakkal be held accountable.
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Cover image: Protesters hold up placards as they take part in the March for Choice, calling for the legalizing of abortion in Ireland after the referendum announcement, in Dublin on Sept.
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As well as wearing bandages covering their eyes, protesters who stayed at the airport Monday after being told to leave held placards with the words "an eye for an eye" on them.
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At the top of the march you'd have more extreme protesters, usually young anarchists clashing directly with police, while behind them, more moderate political groups would march along, carrying banners and placards.
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Footage of the late Saturday protests shared on social media showed hundreds of demonstrators holding placards and shouting slogans while marching along Nanjing Road, a glitzy shopping strip in the city center.
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The police strike, which featured officers holding placards in English stating that visitors would not be safe, was followed in July by the arrest of 10 people for an "amateur" terror plot.
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More than 900 miles from Delhi, at an LGBT Pride parade in Pune this month, marchers sang and danced, holding placards declaring 'acceptance is the new sexy' as a man watched on.
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The town's residents turned out on Wednesday for a vigil to support the family, many holding homemade placards reading "All of Spain is with you" and "We are sending you our strength".
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Some clad in the yellow, green and gold colors of the ANC also danced, waving placards emblazoned with the words: "I'm prepared to die for my ANC" and "Hands off our President".
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Miniature cones placed around street trash follow a similar train of thought, while placards identifying banal moments in an area's history remind us of all the stories contantly playing out around us.
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Lincoln's Mark is back with his placards that have him sending a special message to Keira Knightley's still married Juliet, but what he really wants to know is how does he look?
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I noticed this in Benghazi—there's nothing wrong with this—but everything to do with the press was well-organized: demonstrations with placards in grammatical English, atrocity stories, spokesmen who were effective.
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Some of the protesters carried placards, with one emblazoned: "Resign with immediate effect: ANC NEC and Jacob Zuma", referring to the party's National Executive Committee of Zuma and five other party leaders.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Downing Street and the UK Parliament waving placards reading "go home Modi" and "hang the rapists" as he prepared to meet with UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Our Future Our Choice (OFOC), who are allied with the People's Vote campaign for another Brexit referendum, who protested outside the Department of Health on Wednesday morning with fake stockpiles and placards.
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OVD-Info, the monitor, said in a statement that police had detained 44 Crimean Tatars who had gathered outside the court with placards while an appeal in the case went on inside.
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Later in Hamburg, Germany, protesters with placards and riot police with water cannons clogged the streets at the Group of 20 summit of major world economies, making it difficult to get around.
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Elephants and their mahouts held up placards saying "Pray for Australia," with pictures and cartoons of animals at the event organized by the Ayutthaya Elephant Palace & Royal Kraal, a local tourist attraction.
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During a DeTours of Pearl Harbor, Mr. Kajihiro pauses in the "Oahu court" between the Pearl Harbor galleries and the museum and asks guests to look at the placards in the hallway.
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More than 400 parents travelled from around the country to attend the meeting at a school in Islamabad and around 100 protested with placards outside after the meeting, blocking a nearby road.
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Awaiting him was Vice President Mike Pence and an arena full of enthusiastic supporters, many decked out in classic red "Make America Great Again" baseball caps and waving "Keep America Great" placards.
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Hundreds of demonstrators on Tuesday raised placards and chanted slogans denouncing the move, maintaining their position that no election can be free or fair while Algeria's ruling old guard remain in place.
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Any placard found to be misused three times will be revoked under a new "three strikes" policy; previously, it had been left to the discretion of the agencies that issued the placards.
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Still, none of the mayor's measures will significantly reduce the total number of city-issued placards, which have nearly doubled to 6083,500 in 2018 from 67,048 in 2000, according to city records.
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Drivers using city-issued placards to park in handicapped spots and in bus lanes, among other places, have enabled a small army of activists to mobilize on social media to expose violators.
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Thousands of doctors, nurses, and former patients took to the streets of London on Saturday, holding aloft placards representing their colleagues who were working that weekend or had already left the country.
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Instead of the usual billboards or placards clumsily affixed to a wall or fence, Novitskova's photographs are printed on freestanding aluminum panels between six and eight feet in diameter, lending them sculptural dimensionality.
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Demonstrators waving national flags, blowing whistles and horns, wafting incense and bearing placards urging political and social change streamed through the streets, walking for miles from around Santiago to converge on Plaza Italia.
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Many wave stars-and-stripes flags or brandish placards daubed with slogans protesting against Donald Trump and Mr Rothfus, including especially the congressman's weak-kneed refusal to meet them at a public event.
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Her death deprived her regional ruling party of its only charismatic leader, whose portrait adorned placards and posters around her home state and who was tipped as a possible future Indian prime minister.
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" Women horrified by the rape and murder of 16-year-old Lucia Perez walked out of work for an hour, holding placards that said "If you touch one of us, we all react.
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The story of a fight begins long before the cameras are turned on, the houselights are turned down, and the scorecard girls are raised up to the ring to hoist their numbered placards.
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Anti-Brexit protesters, one wearing a giant Theresa May head, hold placards outside Parliament on the day May announced that she has triggered the process by which Britain will leave the European Union.
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But is the particular fact that the President is black really so irritating to them that it plays a significant role in getting them out into stadiums with placards snarling into the cameras?
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The uniformity isn't expressed the way that you might see in one of those breathless, campus-PC-run-amok takes that now keep the likes of David Brooks and Andrew Sullivan counting placards.
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But soon, the jubilant procession gave way to what looked like an apparition: a shuffling contingent of figures dressed in all white, veiled in gauzy fabric and wearing placards with names and faces.
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Carrying placards with the words: "EU dumping destroys jobs" and "We demand fair play", the workers clad in green, red and yellow shirts representing their respective unions disrupted traffic in the city's streets.
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On Friday in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore and in several other cities, an association of private schools observed "I Am Not Malala Day," with schoolchildren and teachers holding placards opposing her.
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They were once on various placards and panels on the walls of the city, and over the course of a few weeks these posters promoting the forthcoming exhibition were ripped by the public.
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On those weeks when hundreds of Arsenal fans wave laminated placards saying 'Wenger Out' because he hasn't signed enough £50 million strikers for their liking, that career of patience and endurance is doubly impressive.
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Yellow Vests have also become more politicized, calling for a "Citizens' Initiative Referendum" (or RIC, a slogan often seen on protesters' placards) calling for citizens to have the chance to vote on government policies.
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About 30 people attended a rally outside the presidential palace in Jakarta, holding placards calling for Lion Air to put safety over profit and for President Joko Widodo to ensure the remains are recovered.
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Taipei City Professional Drivers' Union officials hold placards, reading 'Uber Doesn't pay Tax', outside the prosecutor's office after filing a law suit case against Uber for tax evasion in Taipei, Taiwan, 19 August 2016.
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Many of these staffers attend Clinton events and ask attendees to sign "Commit to Caucus" cards, placards that ask voters for details that ensure they can get in touch with them throughout the campaign.
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In power since 22004, the visibly frail, wheelchair-bound 274-year-old saluted a crowd outside the Ketchaoua Mosque in the capital Algiers waving national flags and holding placards with photos of the president.
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Only a few dozen activists turned up to cheer Mr Deltour as he entered court; some waved "Justice Fiscale" placards, others blindfolded themselves with EU flags (something to do with hidden tax havens, apparently).
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Scott decided to ban placards from his North Charlestown meeting in hopes of averting the raucousness that erupted at dozens of town halls during the first congressional recess of Donald Trump's month-old presidency.
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People stood across dozens of major highways waving placards and chanting "freedom for political prisoners", TV and video images showed, while minor scuffles were reported on social media as police attempted to move protesters.
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This tradition of speaking truth to power has carried on to this day in celebrations like J'ouvert, where Carnival revelers across the African-diaspora lampoon those in power with satirical costumes and critical placards.
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It is impossible to escape his name, and his image: he appears on everything from bed linens to traditional Ramadan lanterns, from advertising boards for major multinational companies to homemade placards on street stalls.
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Once the lottery was over, members and their aides scattered to survey the available offices one last time, empty placards on the wall and abandoned chairs and lamps indicating which were up for grabs.
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Hazleton, Pennsylvania (CNN)Driving north from Philadelphia to Hazleton, you can still see the occasional "Make America Great Again" placards in yards and storefronts along the roadsides -- and political fault lines -- of northeast Pennsylvania.
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In Paris, the mostly female activists chanted "Abuser, you've had it, women are in the street" and held purple placards bearing the names of female victims and slogans such as "not another murder more".
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The Times placards are what brought the scene to my attention, thanks to Craig Curtis, a sharp-eyed reader in Los Angeles, who commented on last week's column about the "Got My Job" campaign.
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And 20 years ago, the last time I was at such an event, the people in attendance were mainly highly trained performers who held aloft placards that spelled out different messages, North Korea–style.
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Police, who raise placards warning of retaliation before firing tear gas or firing a water cannon, a tradition dating back to British rule, made several arrests, often in swoops, grappling people to the tarmac.
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The previous mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, challenged the city's tradition of bestowing parking placards on city employees and in 2008 his administration cut the number in half to 2693,297 from 144,048 the year before.
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Opposition protesters are fond of photoshopping Putin's face onto Brezhnev's torso on placards, implying that Putin and the system he has built is as stagnant as Brezhnev's Soviet Union, a charge the Kremlin rejects.
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Viola Davis had her six-year-old daughter Genesis in tow, and the sweet duo delighted in spotting Octavia Spencer's photo among the famous faces emblazoned on cardboard placards affixed to seats throughout the audience.
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Amid the colored placards, chants, music, and marching — part of the so-called sign wars that often precede major party gatherings here during a presidential election — it was hard for any candidate to stand out.
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Support for the conspiracy most recently surfaced at multiple Trump rallies and the sayings – including the faintly ominous "Where We Go One, We Go All" – are appearing everywhere from placards to Roseanne Barr's Twitter. pic.twitter.
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Chants and placards called for the downfall of "oligarchs", the seizure of their offshore booty and the dissolution of the "fog" that has shrouded politics in the 29 years since Mongolia emerged from Soviet domination.
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"We cannot postpone the land question, we cannot postpone the jobs question, it must happen now," EFF leader Julius Malema told supporters, many dressed in red and carrying placards, at the manifesto launch in Pretoria.
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The most chilling scene in the final episode of Chernobyl involves a man speaking calmly in a courtroom as he tosses aside a handful of blue placards, one by one, in favor of red ones.
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Accompanied by their pets, the activists carried placards calling for an animal protection law and chanted "down with animal abuse" as they walked through the central district of Vedado to the surprise of curious onlookers.
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Fans came out in large numbers at the airport in Narita, east of Tokyo, waving placards and banners saying "Thank you for gold medal" and "Fly High Yuzu", in reference to figure skater Yuzuru Hanyu.
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Led by Scarlett Howard, a PhD student at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, the team reached this conclusion by giving bees visual math quizzes using white placards with different quantities of black shapes on them.
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By rewarding the bees with food, the team trained one group to fly toward displays with higher quantities of black shapes, while a second group was given food for flying toward placards with fewer shapes.
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Before the rule change, foreigners could attend Pink Dot as observers, but only locals were allowed to actively "demonstrate" by joining in the human formation of the event's trademark pink dot or holding up placards.
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In Tooting, Khan stood on a small table plastered with red-and-yellow placards to fire up a crowd of about a hundred Labour activists penned into the narrow courtyard of a local business center.
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In the run up to Labor Day 2016, he met with old-school Trinidadian mas men to learn about its origins and its ability to speak truth to power through its satirical costumes and placards.
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An online petition opposing the move now has more than 70,000 signatures while on Wednesday campaigners from charities Oxfam and Cafod, in tea bag costumes and waving placards, protested outside the company's annual general meeting.
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Not only does sharing the story on placards affixed to the wall slow down our reading, but unlike most reading we do on a laptop or mobile device, our bodies aren't stuck in one spot.
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Photos from that era by Richard Avedon show black skaters carrying signs that say things like "Put Down Hate and Let's Skate," while others show Ku Klux Klan members holding their own placards bearing swastikas.
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It was the sort of painting the Soviets would later display on anniversaries of the revolution, along with heroic canvases of Lenin atop an armored car and sailors marching through the streets with revolutionary placards.
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Afterward, we walked through the empty Zoroastrian museum, turning the fans on and off in each room as we went, as I tried to absorb the stupefying amount of information crammed onto the wall placards.
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At the marches for women's rights in January 2017, protesters in America and elsewhere carried placards quoting the book, or drily insisting that this work of speculative fiction is not an "instruction manual" for governments.
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Holding placards that read "Enduring the cold for democracy" and "We have awoken," speakers took turns addressing the crowd, the conservation quickly shifting to the role Dominicans abroad can play in securing the country's future.
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" At the Cannes Film Festival last year, the cast of the Brazilian film "Aquarius," including Sonia Braga, held up placards on the red carpet denouncing the "illegitimate government" and urging people to "save Brazilian democracy!
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Placards reading "Stop Macron!" were held by demonstrators in the march, organized by the far-left Defiant France party, which planned the event around the one-year anniversary of Mr. Macron's election on May 7.
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At Wednesday's Judiciary panel hearing, alleged high crimes and misdemeanors tied to Trump's actions with Ukraine were unveiled as placards with wording about abuse of power and bribery, obstruction of Congress and obstruction of justice.
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The passions, anger and toxicity evoked by Brexit have been most visible in the regular demonstrations outside the Houses of Parliament, where the most vocal of both sides gather with their flags, loudspeakers and placards.
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The island has long failed to capitalise on its many assets, from its natural beauty to the artistic creativity of its people, which was on display in the placards, costumes and music of the protests.
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Holding placards showing peace signs and red lines crossing out swastikas, demonstrators said it was time to break a silence that they said had allowed racism and far-right violence to grow in the country.
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Demonstrators shouted and waved placards as they approached the Chinese territory's Maxims Palace, half-owned by a unit of conglomerate Jardine Matheson Group and filled with people eating dim sum, but police kept them out.
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Thirty people were hauled into state court on Tuesday in handcuffs and charged with using fake parking placards made to look like city-issued documents to park in special zones and to avoid paying tickets.
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"Parking comes at a premium in a city like New York and using fraudulent placards to circumvent the rules is a crime," Margaret Garnett, the commissioner of the Department of Investigation, said in a statement.
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Some, dressed as suffragettes, carried placards bearing the slogan "same shit, different century"; others stated that "women's rights are human rights" and declared that the voices of people from all backgrounds and races will be heard.
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The talk show host, unaware of which moves were on the menu, held up placards illustrating various routines – and if the funnyman performed the move well enough for Ellen to recognize it, he got the cash.
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Placards with a portrait of the once beefy and brash Mladic bearing a slogan "You Are Our Hero" plastered the sides of buildings in Srebrenica, now a largely ethnic Serb town, and nearby Bratunac on Wednesday.
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Its rules on campaigning appeared designed to trip up politicians by, among other things, forbidding candidates from mentioning the royal family, severely limiting the use of social media and specifying how big certain placards could be.
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Outside an after-party at digital rights conference Rightscon, a handful of protesters held placards mimicking captchas from CloudFlare, a cybersecurity company, that are often presented to Tor users when they try to access some sites.
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"We have an Amazon boss who wants to Americanise work relationships and take us back to the 19th century," Verdi leader Frank Bsirske told the crowd of Amazon workers, some carrying placards reading "Make Amazon pay".
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It doesn't solve the problem it's supposed to solve, it incentivizes what it's supposed to discourage, and after six seasons, we still have to be reminded of its permutations with broadcaster explanations and on-screen placards.
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Protesters shouted, banged drums and waved placards at what organizers called a "Carnival of Resistance" in Trafalgar Square while Prime Minister Theresa May held talks with Trump a short distance away at her Downing Street residence.
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With Bethlehem's illuminated Christmas tree behind them, about 30 people stood quietly holding candles at Manger Square next to the Church of the Nativity, the site Christians believe marks Jesus's birthplace, before setting the placards alight.
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While others at his college were joining left-wing student groups and painting placards, he was planning armed robberies on banks and building societies, with the intention of donating a portion of the takings to charity.
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Not all of the fans were there to cheer for Taleb, however; others carried placards bearing the name of Larsen & Toubro, the opponent in Friday morning's crucially important game: a semifinal clash in the Workers Cup.
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" Tens of thousands of protesters marched through central London against Trump as he visits the UK, chanting "Donald Trump's not welcome here," and holding placards that call him the "World's #1 racist" and an "American psycho.
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In a decision late on Tuesday, U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins in San Jose, California said PETA failed to show that Whole Foods' alleged misrepresentations on in-store signs, placards and napkins defrauded consumers into overpaying.
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Carrying placards declaring "Dump Trump" and "Down with U.S. Imperialism", the left-wing protesters were blocked by police in riot gear with shields and batons, and then showered with jets of water from a fire engine.
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In Unionville, San Diego and elsewhere across the country, it's all but impossible to separate pastors from political operatives, parties from houses of worship, and the redemptive messages of theology from the slogans of partisan placards.
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Holding red and blue placards saying "Stop Trump" and "Tear Down Trump's Wall", dozens of cheering activists toppled the 2.5 meter (8.2 foot) structure, emblazoned with a picture of Trump, with their hands and rubber mallets.
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The activists descended on the area around Trump National Golf Club here in the Washington suburbs, holding placards on a street corner and shouting outside the tournament gates, as the club hosted the Senior P.G.A. Championship.
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Protestors gathered in at least 105 towns and cities according to organizers, and television coverage showed them waving Polish and European Union flags and brandishing placards with slogans such as "Without law there is no justice".
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Holding placards reading "Merkel must go", right-wing protesters also shouted the slogan as Merkel, who has faced criticism for her open-door refugee policy, and President Joachim Gauck arrived for the celebrations and greeted spectators.
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But on Tuesday, the city's Department of Investigation announced a new twist in parking placard abuse: Eight individuals were arrested and charged with forging placards as part of a scheme to have their parking tickets dismissed.
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Outside, veteran pro- and anti-EU protesters with flags and placards took up well-worn positions on nearby pavements and squares, their rivalry and modest numbers reflecting how Brexit has both divided and exhausted the nation.
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Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary, whose airline wants to grow more in Berlin and has sponsored 100 placards supporting Tegel, said it would be a "joke" for a city of Berlin's size to have just one airport.
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Trump's place of refugee during the trip, Winfield House, resembled a high security prison Thursday with high fences and armed cops surrounding its perimeter as more than 200 protesters stood outside chanting and waving anti-Trump placards.
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She turned a confrontation on the Senate floor last year into her own ubiquitous rallying cry — "Nevertheless, she persisted" — putting the word "PERSIST" across campaign bumper stickers and placards, in digital ads and new stump speech lines.
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Chaining themselves to a railing outside the cinema, they wave placards with slogans reflecting their general lack of enthusiasm for the undertaking: the immortal "Down With This Sort of Thing", and the rather less-imitated "Careful Now".
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Demonstrators held placards saying "I am the theater" while a youth performed lines from William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', warning Socialist Prime Minister Edi Rama would be "hoist with his own petard" if he let the demolition go ahead.
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"A picture is worth a thousand words," Zendaya told her followers in her post sharing a now-viral image of a Black police officer standing guard before white nationalist protestors carrying racist placards and making Nazi salutes.
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Supporters carried placards saying "Dump Trump" and "Our rights are not up for grabs and neither are we", while others sang "Trump's going home, Trump's going home, he's going!" in reference to a popular English football song.
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The walls are crammed with jaguar masks, indigenous art and placards from anti-corruption protests: reminders that this is a large, diverse country, in which reformers like the senator must battle income inequality, graft and violent crime.
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Holding placards including "Please Liberate Hong Kong" and chanting "Help Hong Kong," the demonstrators, some wearing masks, marched to a succession of consulates represented at the Group of 20 major economies summit in Japan's Osaka this weekend.
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Demonstrators marched in the rain on government buildings from Dublin's main thoroughfare of O'Connell Street, bringing traffic to a standstill by the River Liffey as they chanted, beat drums and held placards saying "My Body, My Choice".
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SIDI BOUZID, Tunisia (Reuters) - Shouting slogans and holding up placards outside a government office in the impoverished Tunisian city of Sidi Bouzid, university graduates have a message for officials - give us jobs or you will face trouble.
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"The media played a massively negative role in this campaign ... they just looked at what trolls were saying online and picked up (on) a few placards that were provocative to try and sell their content," Daad said.
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In Tamar Park, located on Hong Kong Island near the government offices which have been the site of recent clashes between protesters and police, thousands of pro-democracy protesters dressed in black sat with placards and umbrellas.
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In response, Sister Roma introduced her "Stop the Violence" campaign, which included a system of pink window placards businesses and residents could display to designate their property as a safe space for anyone fleeing violence or harassment.
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He was the Mets' Sign Man, the guy with the degree in design art from Pratt Institute who, from his seat at Shea Stadium, would hold up preprinted placards throughout the game to comment on the action.
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On April 18793, she and her fellow militants were driven through the streets of St. Petersburg in tumbrels, dressed in black robes, with their hands tied behind them and black placards reading "Czaricide" hung around their necks.
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The compromise, the city said, is that the new placards are more limited and harder to misuse, because they say the name of a specific school and are to be used only in that school's parking spots.
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As parliament debated that petition on Monday - a symbolic discussion which has no power to force the government to withdraw its invitation - around 7,000 protesters gathered outside with placards bearing slogans such as "Dump Trump, Fight Bigotry".
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Participants in Sunday&aposs protest carried photos of the slain journalist as well as placards with the last words she wrote on her blog shortly before getting into her car, which was blown up near her home.
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The names on the placards, carried by tens of thousands of protesters through the streets of Paris and other cities on November 353rd, were those of women murdered by their partners in France so far this year.
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Crowds of journalists and onlookers jostled for a glance of Najib, and some of his backers chanted and held up placards in support of a man whose father, Malaysia's second prime minister, is held in high regard.
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"In past elections the DA wouldn't dare to come here," 54-year old IT graduate Zodwa Twani told Reuters from a rundown township in Port Elizabeth where DA placards line the streets alongside images of President Jacob Zuma.
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On October 10th, as Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, was about to deliver her annual policy address to the Legislative Council, several pro-democracy lawmakers walked out in protest, holding placards saying "Free press" and "No persecution".
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Paid posts about the events reached nearly 15,000 people combined, and the two groups ended up shouting slogans across the street from each other, one group holding placards decrying hate and welcoming Muslims, the other toting Confederate flags.
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While organizers said the march was nonpartisan, concerned individuals used the march's opportunity to criticize Trump's agenda on the environment, displaying placards such as "Science not Silence", "Make Earth Great Again", and "Science is not an alternative fact".
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PHILADELPHIA — The air was charged in the hotel ballroom where a few dozen young Democrats, wielding placards or wearing Robin Hood-style green hats, clustered at the rear of the room, waiting with an air of coiled anger.
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"Looks like Trump finally got his largest audience ever — period," the Kentucky Democrat said in a tweet on Friday, while posting a video of protesters swarming the streets in London, hoisting placards in opposition to the U.S. president.
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We, the protesters, chanted slogans and held up placards and marched along Beaver Street, where some of us got into good trouble, to use the catchphrase: we sat down in the middle of the road and symbolically panhandled.
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But some top contenders have nevertheless rushed this week to woo the president and embrace his brand of bellicose politics, swatting aside the inflatable Trump baby balloon and the thousands of angry placards that greeted his state visit.
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Demonstrators gathered in the financial hub's Victoria Park, holding up candles and placards as others rallied next to a replica of the Goddess of Democracy statue, which was erected in Tiananmen Square during the 43 demonstrations in Beijing.
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The marchers at some of these other events carried colorful placards and banners, chanted slogans to challenge patriarchy and misogyny in the mainly Muslim country where extremists see such movements a threat to the core values of society.
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Cover: Supporters of Julian Assange hold placards as they protest on the second day of a week of opening arguments for the extradition of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange outside Belmarsh Magistrates' Court in south east London, Tuesday, Feb.
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They competed for status by decorating their sections of the barricades with placards calling for the resignation of the country's interim president, Jeanine Añez, and justice for about 30 pro-Evo protesters killed in clashes with security forces.
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Protesters shouted, banged drums and waved placards at what organizers called a "Carnival of Resistance" in Trafalgar Square while Prime Minister Theresa May was in talks with Trump a short distance away at her residence in Downing Street.
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On Saturday, the group of firearms owners staged a protest at a gun buy-back event in Auckland, according to media reports, carrying placards bearing slogans including "This bill hurts ordinary Kiwis!" and "Be safe: reject arms bill".
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Prosecutors said about half the people charged in the scam had been parking in special zones with laminated placards for city agencies, including the Administration for Children's Services, Department of Health, the Fire Department and the Law Department.
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Four of those arrested, Ying Lin, 125, Elliot Obeng-Dompreh, 33, Arsen Iskhakov, 47, and Candida Roman, 47, were accused of submitting fraudulent handicap parking placards that looked like they had been issued by the Department of Transportation.
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Some of those demonstrating in Paris on Saturday as part of the "Yellow Vest" movement calling for greater economic equality bore placards complaining that the pledged money was going to the cathedral rather than to people like them.
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There are so many moving bodies in such a cramped space that at times the only bit of order comes from the dozens of placards with arrows, maps, and levels of security clearance directing you around the arena.
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In a video it posted on social media, some of its female supporters compared feminism to an "ideological burqa" and brandished "Don't speak in my name" placards in protest at the strikes, rallies and other events planned for Friday.
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Mr Cruz, who objects to the draft health-care bill on the basis that it retains too much of Obamacare's pro-poor regulation, was rewarded by being greeted in McAllen, Texas, by protesters waving "Ted wants us dead" placards.
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There were plenty of jokes about small hands, a few Russia gags ("Just Say Nyet") and some earnest attempts at making points about policy ("Uphold The Paris Climate Agreement"), along with many Black Lives Matter and pro-choice placards.
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On Tuesday, some of the lawyers marching through Harare carried placards emblazoned with the words: "Systemic beatings, detentions silence the rule of law" while another sign read "#No to judicial capture, #justice not politics; #no to militarization of magistracy".
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It wouldn't be the first time Uber would be associated with drugs: earlier this year, dealers in Manhattan and the Bronx were posing as Uber drivers to sell cocaine and heroin, even using fake Uber placards in their vehicles.
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In Harare, 20 youths from the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) tried to march through the streets waving placards saying "No to Bond Mugabe" and "No to fake money", but were met by a phalanx of riot police.
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Bachmann, who briefly quit as leader of PEGIDA last year after pictures were printed of him posing with a Hitler moustache and haircut, shook hands outside the court with a handful of supporters, some holding Germany flags and placards.
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Scores of people stood across dozens of major highways in the region waving placards and chanting "freedom for political prisoners" while minor scuffles were reported on social media as police attempted to move protesters, TV and video images showed.
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Perhaps even more revolutionary is the role the artisans have had in every aspect of the show, from deciding what objects to create and display to writing the explanatory placards on the walls, a job normally reserved for curators.
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Later, Mr. Obama's motorcade passed a gathering of hundreds of demonstrators being physically restrained by police in riot gear, shouting angrily and making lewd gestures as they held placards and flags with slogans and images of the Perón family.
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On Sunday evening, protesters, mostly in trademark black clothing and surgical masks, laid down white flowers, origami cranes and messages on colored post-it notes at a makeshift altar where placards read "Keep the heat; Fight until the end".
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During the debate on Wednesday, a member of Poland's chief opposition party criticized the country right-wing government for allowing "racism, xenophobia and neo-fascism on Poland's streets," a reference to some of the placards carried during Saturday's march.
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" Martinez has a great eye for the everyday surreal, as when he describes the placards at an anti-abortion rally as "awful smudges of pink and red against black, like the flags of the worst country in the world.
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But like several other statements Mr. Trump made on Saturday, the tweet made no mention that the violence in Charlottesville was initiated by white supremacists brandishing anti-Semitic placards, Confederate battle flags, torches and a few Trump campaign signs.
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The main lobbying arm of the oil and gas industry will pour money into broadcast televisions spots, social media posts, billboards and airport placards promoting natural gas as a reason the United States is reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
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About 100 protesters prevented visitors from entering the museum, including through the famed glass pyramid that sits in the Louvre's central courtyard, where they waved union placards and chanted slogans against President Emmanuel Macron as tourists looked on glumly.
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The concept was meant to be a compelling visual metaphor of women's past and present crusades, but the National Archives's decision to censor placards it deemed controversial mitigated the display's potential and affected its value as a historical document.
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The bright placards were dreamed up and placed there by the state to promote tourism, each brandishing New York's cheerful and familiar credo: "I Love N.Y." But there is one problem: The federal government says the signs are illegal.
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The games are a grand spectacle that features nearly 20,000 people flipping placards in unison to create huge mosaics as thousands more perform gymnastics or dance in formation on the competition area of Pyongyang's 150,000-seat May Day Stadium.
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The perpetrators were accused of trying to pass themselves off as municipal employees or workers for employers with access to city-issued placards who could claim that they were entitled to parking privileges as part of their official duties.
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Every Monday since the cows left in August 2010, a handful of supporters have strung up banners made from discarded sheets at the Collins Bay entrance and waved placards at the constant stream of traffic on the main road out front.
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At the same time, about 800 Jet employees and their families held a march near Parliament House in New Delhi, many carried placards, and some were in tears, blaming the government for failing to do anything to rescue the airline.
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MONTSERRAT, Spain (Reuters) - Tourists and worshippers visiting Catalonia's imposing mountain-side Montserrat Monastery on a sunny Sunday this month appeared to pay little heed to two men with placards demanding that the local abbot be defrocked for covering up sexual abuse.
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One sign in Chinese read: "Happy to see you Grandpa Xi." A photo released by KCNA showed thousands of people holding placards to form a giant picture of Xi's face and the Chinese flag at a mass gymnastics and arts performance.
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Waving placards as they drove the red, open-top, double-decker past the Palace of Westminster and St. Paul's Cathedral, the campaigners urged the estimated 200,000 US citizens in Britain to register to vote in the election on November 8.
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Members of the country's main political parties, including the ruling African National Congress, the main opposition Democratic Alliance party and the Economic Freedom Fighters gathered outside carrying placards, some which said "Down with racism!" and shouting slogans in support of Mlotshwa.
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With family and friends behind him and homemade placards featuring the names of four schools—Texas A&M, Michigan, Georgia, and the University of California, Los Angeles—arrayed on a table in front of him, Smith smiled for the camera.
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A judge last week ordered two men who lied about having served in the military to wear placards reading "I am a liar" at a Montana's veterans memorial and to write the names of Americans killed in the line of duty.
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During a protest in May at the Cannes Film Festival, members of the cast and crew of "Aquarius" held placards denouncing the impeachment process that ousted Brazil's first female president and catapulted Mr. Temer, her more conservative rival, into power.
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That was also the message the protesters said they wanted to get across at Rabin Square, where more than 50 women posed for photographers and TV cameras with a few placards, one of which read: "Tel Aviv is with Merkel".
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Duvets are draped over the empty barriers; the floor is littered with foil blankets and carrier bags full of empty sandwich boxes and crisp packets; Pride Flags and Black Lives Matter placards have been taped in place like calls to arms.
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By all means, people are still suffering for coming out, the legislative and cultural gains made by the queer movement have not been evenly felt across all demographics, and the bigots haven't just packed up their placards and gone home.
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A half-century ago, the bright orange-yellow and black placards were ubiquitous on courthouses, town halls, schools and other shelters packed with canned goods and water supplies to sustain anywhere from 0003 to thousands of people for days or weeks.
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Holding placards with messages such as "Please liberate Hong Kong", the demonstrators, some wearing masks, marched to consulates of major economies represented at the Japan summit, including the host nation, Britain, Canada, Russia, the United States and the European Union.
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Carrying placards with signs such as "He wanted to divide us, he only made us stronger", "Muslims welcome, racists not", and "Kia Kaha" - Maori for 'stay strong', people walked mostly in silence or softly sang a Maori hymn of peace.
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On a recent afternoon, men in crisp suits and families dragging suitcases filed through Meridian's lobby, which, with its illuminated Christmas tree, placards advertising free internet, and somewhat sterile air, was reminiscent of a first-class lounge at Kennedy or Newark.
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Among the first to call for a halt in in-person protests was Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teenage activist, who earlier this month asked her Twitter followers to do a "#DigitalStrike" by posting pictures of their placards safely from their homes.
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After seeing that people in the West became very upset by cartoons showing Jews with big noses drawing murder lines around nonexistent bodies while wearing placards saying "Holocaust," they decided to turn the competition into a yearly event, with different themes.
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On Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio stood on the sidewalk in front of a school in the Bronx, warning school staff members and other municipal employees with city-issued parking placards that using them to park illegally would not be tolerated.
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Many of them carried placards denouncing the deaths of Yemeni children in air strikes by the Saudi-led coalition and among the marchers was a group of Yemenis holding up posters of the leader of the Iranian-allied Houthi rebels.
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Harvard being Harvard, changing a fixture of the classroom — even the format of name placards — could not be done without some serious discussion, said Mr. Garcia Blum, who is the vice president for diversity for the Kennedy School's student government.
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In addition to timelines and placards, visitors are exposed to the riots through more immersive displays, including a midcentury living room with TV sets blaring ABC News, and a mock-up of looted 12th Street businesses, including Joe's Record Shop.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The National Archives Museum in Washington, DC issued a press release on Saturday apologizing for editing a photograph of the 2017 Women's March to blur protest placards that criticized Trump and referred to women's anatomy.
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Attaching placards to a lamp post near the Colosseum, Sikdir Bulbul, a 41-year-old Bangladesh-born Italian citizen who has lived in Rome for 16 years, said the mosque he helped establish in 2012 had been shut down in September.
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Protesters gathered at the back of the auditorium and in front of the stage and silently held up their placards as many in the audience cheered and yelled "contrato digno" — a call for "dignified contracts," one of the movements' slogans.
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Wearing pink boas, waving placards with figures of matryoshka dolls in various guises and chanting slogans from the 1970s, women of all ages, as well as some men, took to the streets to protest discrimination, wage inequality and violence against women.
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A few days later, some 7,000 people defied driving rain to hold a similar rally in Modena, while on Saturday up to 8,203 people, many brandishing sardine placards, crowded into the elegant center of Reggio Emilia to stand up to Salvini.
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"The elephant in the room is whether they can reduce placard abuse to everyone's satisfaction without a meaningful reduction in the sheer number of placards," said Danny Pearlstein, a spokesman for the Riders Alliance, a grass-roots group of transit riders.
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Produced largely during the Edo and Meiji eras, at the time these signs were regarded less as artworks than as functional placards, but collectors began preserving them as early as the late 19th century, and many are now in museum collections.
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In the back, four African American men in white T-shirts stood up and brandished placards that read, "Blacks for Trump," alongside a wheelchair-bound, heavily sunburned white dude in a green Boston Celtics cap holding a "Veterans for Trump" sign.
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In Paris, demonstrators from Amnesty International waved placards outside the Saudi Arabian embassy that read "Honk for women's rights", and called for the release of jailed women activists, including some campaigners for the right to drive in the deeply conservative kingdom.
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A few dozen people gathered beneath a soaring monument to Mexican Independence in central Mexico City on Wednesday to protest the New Yorker's visit, some holding placards emblazoned with captions such as "You are not Wall-come" and "Trump and Pena out".
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On a sunny May morning, a mass of Brexit Party supporters, armed with placards and warmed up by a tub-thumping speech from Ann Widdecombe, a former Tory minister, chant "Nig-el, Nig-el" as their hero clambers on to the platform.
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Here, both panels reproduce the artist's first exclusively-text painting from 1988 that utilized the "I AM A MAN" placards of the 1968 sanitation strike; only the right panel is annotated with the results of a procedural analysis by painting conservator Michael Duffy.
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Coinciding with the day that marked Trump's first full month in office, February 20, rallies were held across major cities in the U.S., in defiance of the president, with several attendees holding placards stating that Trump was "Not My President" and "Resist".
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BETHLEHEM, West Bank (Reuters) - A small group of Palestinian protesters on Sunday set fire to placards printed with images of U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and Middle East negotiator Jason Greenblatt outside Jesus's traditional birthplace, days before their arrival in the region.
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The view of many of the protesters who gathered on Wednesday waving placards reading "BLIAR," and of relatives of some of those who died in the conflict, is that he is culpable for taking Britain into a disastrous war on false pretenses.
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Hours before he apparently broke into the house, posts and videos related to the movement and to the protests, appeared on his Facebook page, including a video showing whites and blacks embracing, or standing together silently holding placards in support of the movement.
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Ticket holders appeared at various Olympic events over the weekend with placards reading, "Fora Temer" (Out with Temer.) A video of security personnel forcibly removing a protesting man from the stands of an archery competition provoked outrage among bystanders who witnessed the episode.
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Read more: Two Hong Kong activists were arrested then released on bail as China clamps down on protestsPolice could be seen holding up placards warning people away from protesting, and teargas and water cannons were deployed to try and disperse the protesters.
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In a scene that called to mind the 1990s, about a dozen members of Act Up, the AIDS activist group, stood outside and held placards protesting the hefty prices that Gilead charges for Truvada, a once-a-day-pill that prevents H.I.V. transmission.
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The activist, Raed Fares, used videos, skits and protest placards that referenced American culture and often went viral on social media to criticize the Syrian military, jihadists and Western leaders he felt had failed to stop the violence that tore his country apart.
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But in 2500, they acquired a new dimension of power: the ability to assign letter grades (printed on placards that must be visible from the street) and to post their findings in an online database where anyone can scrutinize a restaurant's inspection history.
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More than a million people who turned out on Saturday for women's marches in all 23 states have put down their placards, taken off their pink hats and ended their chants after what was an extraordinary display of dissent against the Trump presidency.
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One example of those blurred lines: Mr. Orban's right-wing government swamped the country with anti-immigrant posters that often appeared next to party-financed placards featuring opposition candidates digitally altered to embrace his frequent target, the Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros.
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Opposition leader Tony Abbott famously stood in front of placards reading "witch" and "b*tch" in reference to Gillard during a rally, echoing the behaviour of a Republican rally attendee who shouted "hang the b*tch" in reference to Clinton this July.
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Thousands of people, some holding placards reading "No to Racism, No to Trump", "Dump Trump" and "I stand with Muslims", joined a protest on Monday outside the Downing Street residence of Prime Minister Theresa May, the first leader to visit President Trump.
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On Thursday, Mayor Bill de Blasio is expected to announce new measures aimed at municipal employees who abuse city-issued parking placards that are intended to help them carry out their official duties, but too often are abused and contribute to clogged streets.
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It will also develop a digital parking system by 2021 in which physical placards will be unnecessary because license plates will already be linked to a database and parking violations will be automatically issued through a so-called pay-by-plate system.
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In 2009 African American artist Dread Scott donned a sign with the phrase "I AM NOT A MAN" printed on it, replicating the iconic message placards carried by striking, black Memphis sanitation workers in 1968, except for the addition of the word not.
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Thousands of MDC supporters in the party's red colors and holding placards that read 'No Reforms, No Elections' and 'No to vote rigging' marched to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) in Harare, where MDC leaders are expected to hand in a petition with their demands.
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The crowd held up placards all the way around the 99,000 seat capacity stadium to spell out his name and honor his jersey number (14) in a moving gesture of remembrance before the game, and then stood up and applauded during the 14th minute.
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Police in riot gear pushed back Zaman supporters who stood in the rain outside its Istanbul office where they waved Turkish flags and carried placards reading "Hands off my newspaper" before they were overcome by clouds of tear gas, live footage on Zaman's website showed.
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NEW DELHI, INDIA - JUNE 30: Member of AIMSS, AIDSO, AIDYO hold placards and shout slogans during a protest against the brutal rape of a seven-year-old girl in Mandsaur, Madhya Pradesh, at Madhya Pradesh House, Chanakyapuri, on June 30, 2018 in New Delhi, India.
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Drive It Home placards dotted yards and the windows of local businesses in the village and in neighboring areas like Austintown, where Green lives and which owes its growth decades ago to GM families settling down for good schools and a modest suburban life.
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The three floors hold hundreds of artifacts, such as bugging devices, hidden cameras and lock picks, as well as placards detailing nearly every aspect of the organization, including the fact that up to 22576,28660 East German "unofficial informants" were working with the Stasi by 242.
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Because the de Young's curators worked with Google to turn some of the informational placards that hang next to paintings into virtual launchpads, any placard that includes an icon for Google Lens—the name of the company's visual search software—is now a cue.
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The full-page ads will appear in the back of the main news section in the Friday edition of The Washington Post, while the foundation will also distribute placards bearing the images at Metro stops and from moving trucks and distribution points around the city.
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The move was met with delight by supporters of the former dictator who had gathered outside the court, and outrage from thousands of protesters opposing them bearing banners reading "Marcos is no hero!" and holding placards calling for justice for the victims of martial law.
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Indeed, it appears that the Wenger Out movement is way ahead of us here, and that some of those who stand beneath its laminated A4 protest placards have already begun to adopt the language and tactics of Brexit in a bid to further their cause.
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Wearing simple cardboard placards that say "tell me a story about water" or "tell me a story about climate change," the 225-year-old American has traversed Fiji, Tuvalu, Australia and New Zealand to collect tales from locals about how climate change is affecting them.
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"She earned my vote today," Ms Ferguson enthused as she left the Clinton rally, held in a hall with room for just 300 students, decorated with campaign placards bearing the artful slogan "Love trumps hate", and an array of large red letters simply saying: "Love".
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Photos of Lyles and her children were posted on black plastic chairs and people brought placards that read Black Lives Matter, a movement that grew out of protests against the police killings of unarmed black men in a number of cities across the United States.
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But, let's be clear, when the political promises are all said and done; when the placards are packed away and the crowds are gone, the convention needs to have worked for the predominantly minority and working-class families that reside in the city of Milwaukee.
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Waving placards with slogans like "Mugabe Must Rest Now" and "No to Mugabe Dynasty," the atmosphere on the streets of the south African nation's capital was electric, just days after the army put Mugabe under house arrest and detained some of his key political allies.
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While the sniping among committee members was sharper than normal, and the clans of noisy people seemed capable of sneaking into the hearing room with placards, colored pencils and loud voices, there was something reassuring about the platitudinous statements about precedent or watching Sen.
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Mr. Halili gained notoriety when he seized on Mr. Duterte's tough antidrug rhetoric, ordering his police force to round up drug suspects and parade them around Tanauan City in a "walk of shame" campaign in which they wore placards saying they were drug offenders.
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The troupe marches one by one in front of Mr. Kentridge's mucky charcoal animations, carrying cutout placards of flags, boats, gramophones and planes, as well as portrait busts of African intellectuals and an effigy of Raoul Hausmann's "Mechanical Head," a Dada artifact of 1919.
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Around the same time we sat chatting, one of the local doctors was standing on the bridge into the town, holding up placards urging us to "Save the 8th," and I remembered how he wouldn't prescribe contraception to teenage girls because of his religious beliefs.
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The unanimous vote in favor of the amended tax proposal occurred at a raucous public meeting at which advocates for the homeless and affordable housing — some holding placards saying "Tax Amazon" — argued in favor of a stiffer tax on the company and other businesses.
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Hundreds of supporters gathered in the rain outside Zaman's Istanbul office where they waved Turkish flags and carried placards reading "Hands off my newspaper" and "Free media cannot be silenced," live footage from Cihan, a broadcaster owned by the same parent as Zaman, showed.
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Earlier, a few hundred people of all ages - mostly from religious groups and Catholic schools - had protested in front of the parliament building, chanting "Yes to life, no to euthanasia!" and carrying placards "We demand palliative care for ALL", or "Euthanasia is a recipe for elder abuse".
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The top administrative officer in the district of Gurgaon, 30 km (19 miles) from capital New Delhi, imposed a ban on carrying firearms or other articles capable of causing injury, raising slogans and exhibiting placards within 200 meters of cinema halls and multiplexes from Jan. 23-28.
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Earlier, a few hundred people of all ages - mostly from religious groups and Catholic schools - protested in front of the parliament building, chanting "Yes to life, no to euthanasia!" and carrying placards, "We demand palliative care for ALL" and, "Euthanasia is a recipe for elder abuse".
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Protesters hold placards as they stage protest an extradition law in Hong Kong on June 9, 2019Photo: APThe Chinese government is allegedly conducting cyber attacks against the messaging app Telegram in an effort to frustrate this week's protests in Hong Kong, according to the CEO of Telegram.
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Placards reading "Girls Say Yes to Boys Who Say No" — no to the draft, that is — lent credence to the fears of conservatives who were pro-war and distraught over loosening strictures on premarital sex and believed that the rising of the women meant societal collapse.
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With phrases like "Stop Settler Terror," and "Water Is Our First Medicine," written in stark white and in some cases on blood-red ground, the prints read like a wall of placards carried by an invisible army of resisters at the 2016 Dakota Access pipeline protests.
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More recently, Mayor Bill de Blasio in May called the misuse of parking placards "an insult to the people of New York City" and announced the formation of a new Placard Fraud Enforcement Unit in the Police Department and the hiring of 100 more traffic enforcement agents.
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Delve into the ties that bound these progressive standard-bearers through photographs that document their rise to the national stage in the 1950s and '60s and the struggle for the societal changes they championed, and ephemera such as magazines, campaign buttons, protest placards and an R.F.K.-M.
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The demonstrators -- many of them hoisting placards featuring a woman in an American flag hijab with the caption "we the people are greater than fear" -- gathered at one of the world's most famous public places to denounce what they see as threats and pressure aimed at Muslim communities.
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In the news, I would read that the baby was ten feet tall, assembled from cloth and foam by protest organizers, and that the crowd was rallying against an abortion clinic that had opened in downtown Noxhurst; for now, as I strained, I could make out overtly Christian placards.
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Chen said Xie and Wang had held up placards on a Guangzhou street in support of Hong Kong's youth-led Occupy Central movement that saw tens of thousands block major roads for 79 days in late 2014 to pressure Beijing for full democracy in the Chinese-controlled city.
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After the solemn, lock-step formality of events in Red Square, hundreds of thousands of ordinary Russians streamed through Moscow, St. Petersburg and other cities later on Monday holding placards pasted with black-and-white photographs of relatives who fought and, in many cases, died during the war.
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Protesters successfully blocked discussion of the bill for much of Tuesday, barring access points to the Senate, and laying out placards warning against the militarization of the country while pointing to a massive rise in killings since President Felipe Calderon first put the army on the streets in 2016.
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" Among their actions was a march in the fall of 2016 that subverted the rhetoric of national celebration and optimism that once characterized May Day in the Soviet Union, when people would march on bright spring days with flowers and placards with hopeful words like "Peace — Labor — May!
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While some fans have held placards opposing his leadership at matches, and some sections of the domestic news media have criticized him, Del Nero has not faced a challenge from the constituency that matters to him: the regional soccer heads and team executives who elect the C.B.F. president.
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Earlier in the day, clubhouse attendants — at least those who were not traveling with the Rays — scrambled to box up the Rays' players personal items, be it clothes, uniforms, extra equipment and family photographs and to place placards with the names and numbers of Rangers players at each locker.
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But generally, it includes trucks and tractor trailers involved in interstate commerce which: • Weigh (including any load) 10,3003 pounds or more, or • Have a gross vehicle weight rating or gross combination weight rating of 10,001 pounds or more, or • Are transporting hazardous materials in a quantity requiring placards.
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The photo campaign, splashed across the pages of major news outlets in Australia, was organized by End Rape on Campus Australia and modeled on Project Unbreakable, an American photo campaign in which victims of sexual assault held placards of what their perpetrators said to them following an assault.
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Along the railing were family members holding balloons and bouquets of roses, limo drivers holding up placards with Sharpied names, all of them waiting for people who, having been in the air for hours, were often visibly surprised when they emerged from customs into a national news event.
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A number of institutions, including the New-York Historical Society, the Bishopsgate Institute in London, and the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington, DC, are looking to preserve some of the placards and artworks created for the US presidential inauguration and the international women's marches last week.
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In the story told by "Punk Lust," much of it laid out in placards by the writer and musician Vivien Goldman, one of the show's curators, graphic sexual imagery is a tool for shock that frightens away the straight world and offers comfort to those who remain inside.
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With that controversy in the headlines, the abolition of ICE -- which has long been the purview of far-left sections of the Democratic Party base advocating for open borders and no deportations -- has moved from being a slogan on protest placards to an idea being mulled by rumored 2020 hopefuls.
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Demonstrators carrying placards bearing such messages as "We Are All Muslims Now" and "Let Them In" in airports across the country saw the executive order as a version of Mr Trump's campaign pledge to ban all Muslims watered down with some dubious legal legerdemain (see article), and thus as bigotry.
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The day featured hometown touches like a pregame concert by the Minnesota-based band Soul Asylum (one member wore a Minnesota North Stars ski cap), the fans near center ice turning over white placards to spell out, "Let's Play Hockey!" and the snow showers that fell during the first period.
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More than 20173 Indian cities including the national capital of New Delhi, metros Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad, and even smaller towns like Bhopal and Lucknow, witnessed hordes of women across age groups spilling out on the streets with placards and posters bearing strong messages against sexual harassment and gender inequality.
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Major opposition marches took place across the oil-rich nation of 30 million on Saturday, with protesters in Caracas brandishing placards that read "No More dictatorship in Venezuela" while in the volatile border city of San Cristobal masked youths threw rocks, and a Reuters witness saw two protesters wielding machetes.
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McDonald's is nice enough to post lengthy release placards at the entrance, reminding everyone that anything they do in the loft can be photographed or filmed and used later for promotional purposes, including our bumbling about in VR. Of course, this isn't the first VR "game" used as a marketing tool.
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If the criminal complaint is to be believed, the two men at the center of the case, Jeremiah Reichberg, 42, of Borough Park, and Jona S. Rechnitz, 33, sought favors like police escorts through traffic, harassment of rivals, help with arrests, intervention in business disputes and placards for parking privileges.
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The scope of many of the works spans far beyond the tiny truck moving through Los Angeles, whether via YERBAMALA COLLECTIVE's zines — which traverse the internet, subway cars, and appear on protest placards — or Dynasty Handbag's tutorial, filmed days after the 2016 election, which has a life of its own online.
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Holding flowers and placards with slogans such as "#MeToo, #WithYou", sexual abuse survivors on Tuesday evening recounted their experiences to show the need to scrap a measure they say puts too high a burden on rape victims, discouraging them from coming forward and hurting their legal chances if they do.
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" That might explain why we aren't seeing W.E.P. placards championing Liuba Grechen Shirley, a young mother running for Congress on the South Shore of Long Island in an effort to unseat the longtime Republican incumbent Peter King, who a decade ago complained that "there are too many mosques in this country.
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On Saturday, some protesters held placards reading, "I am an Indian by choice, not by chance," a reference to the millions of Muslims who chose to stay in a secular India during the country's bloody 1947 partition, when Pakistan was carved out of the subcontinent as a homeland for Muslims.
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So far, climate change has barely registered as an issue in the midterm elections, and, where it has, the optics couldn't be worse: "Trump Digs Coal" was a slogan that appeared on placards at a West Virginia rally with the President, staged on the day that the new power-plant rules were published.
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And now renowned ambassadors of intolerance, the Westboro Baptist Church—that angry anti-homosexuality lot, with the placards and the hair, elevated to recognition in the UK courtesy of Louis Theroux's 2007 documentary, The Most Hated Family in America—is using the game to spread its message of, um... its message of... yeah.
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A bar, restaurant and bowling alley all in one space: originally a popular bowling alley dating back to 1927, this sprawling space was a punk rock music venue until a local hospitality company, 1933 Group, took it over and restored it to its former glory with the original bowling lanes, candy machines and placards.
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The movie's title, itself a potent form of political enlightenment, was taken from the printed placards that the SNCC marchers carried — although the sentiment is so closely associated with Muhammad Ali, who refused induction into the Army on April 28, 1967, but never actually said it, that some assumed that Weiss's movie was about Ali.
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The critics ignored the demands, and zeroed in on a handful of mildly explicit placards captured by the media — a drawing of a woman sitting with her legs apart, with the caption "Look, now I'm sitting 'properly'"; a diagram of the female reproductive system; a cheeky slogan telling men to find their own socks.
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The protesters, some of whom traveled for hours on buses and trains, set off from Hyde Park holding placards that nodded at their European roots — "50 percent French, 50 percent British, 583 percent European," one boy's sign read — and employed a bit of British understatement — "Brexit really not going well, is it?" read another.
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During the long fight over the food law, Senator Girardi, 56, publicly assailed big food companies as "21st century pedophiles" and before Ms. Bachelet took office, spent weeks protesting outside the presidential palace with placards that accused her predecessor, Sebastián Piñera, of destroying the nation's health by vetoing an earlier version of the legislation.
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Xi arrived in Pyongyang on Thursday for a two-day visit, the first by a Chinese leader in 14 years, and received a lavish welcome that included a performance of the song "I Love Thee, China" and thousands of people holding up placards that formed a picture of Xi's face and the Chinese flag.
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They're all smiling and holding placards that bear the "I am Medicaid" slogan, a social campaign that is tied to one of the 23 felony counts the speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives faces in a trial that begins this week—the one charge that might well be the most difficult for Hubbard to beat.
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BATON ROUGE, La. — The protest of the fatal police shooting of a CD vendor here in Louisiana's capital had many of the trappings of similar flare-ups around the country: blaring music, young men with faces obscured by bandannas, and obscene and brutal sentiments directed toward the local police department, on angry tongues and homemade placards.
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" With Sanders admirers waving placards reading "Democracy v Oligarchy, Humanity v Greed" and ''Not Me — Us," the rally had the feel of some of the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011 and 2012, with the predominantly young crowd cheering Mr. Sanders every time he railed against major companies and executives and promised to impose higher taxes on Wall Street.
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In addition to the shouts, protesters waved placards and used a projector to illuminate their demands against Lam's face and the wall behind her, according to the AP. Lam initially left and returned 20 minutes later to attempt to deliver the speech, but was interrupted yet again by a lawmaker who climbed onto a desk brandishing a placard.
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