The teenagers were rallying against fuel and bread shortages, residents said.
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IAC is one of many companies rallying against the regulation changes.
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There was even a banner rallying against the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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For example, in Dallas, Black Lives Matters protesters were rallying against police brutality.
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The dollar held on to gains after rallying against most major currencies on Tuesday.
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DXY rallying against a basket of currencies and the crude benchmarks into negative territory.
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Conservatives in the state have been rallying against the open primary system for years.
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Historians were highly critical of the exhibit, and the public is rallying against the monument.
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"This feels like something, as a movement of queer people, we should be rallying against."
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But it's possible that the public rallying against him might actually be more harmful to Rihanna.
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The Republicans who control the Senate started rallying against renewing the camera program in the spring.
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Advocates are also rallying against a bill that would preempt local regulation of facial recognition technology.
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The protesters, who chanted, sang and played musical instruments as they marched, are rallying against economic injustice.
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She did successfully rally a base — but it was Trump's base rallying against such a ridiculous idea!
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But that did not solve the broader problem, with the dollar still rallying against other currencies globally.
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Musicians, producers and songwriters are rallying against Spotify and Amazon's plans to "sue songwriters" over increased streaming royalties.
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Workers at Hardee's and Carl's Jr. locations in 2628 cities on Thursday are rallying against the restaurant chief.
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Workers at Hardee's and Carl's Jr. locations in 31 cities on Thursday are rallying against the restaurant chief.
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You are seeing the market repositioning with yields lower, stocks struggling and the dollar rallying against the euro.
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It was as normal as a day featuring thousands of armed people rallying against the government could be.
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That makes sense: This amendment would take apart key Obamacare regulations the group has spent years rallying against.
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Julia Silge, a data scientist in Utah, was one of those Americans rallying against DeVos for the key position.
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Oakland trailed 26-28 entering the top of the seventh before rallying against Giants southpaw Tony Watson (2-3).
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Galliano's band of outsiders were rallying against anything that has ever restricted a person from being their true self.
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It's a rallying against the state of conservative right-wing Australia and most of the world at the moment.
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Oakland trailed 3-2 entering the top of the seventh before rallying against Giants southpaw Tony Watson (2-3).
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Demonstrators are rallying against the mainland Chinese government and the Hong Kong police's handling of recent rallies in the city.
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Rallying against that approval is Mr. Santos's predecessor, former President Álvaro Uribe, whose term ended in 2010 with the FARC diminished.
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As a result U.S. Treasuries resumed their rout, with prices sliding and yields spiking, to send the dollar rallying against its peers.
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It was a controversial part of the ObamaCare repeal debate in 2017, with much of the public rallying against cuts to Medicaid.
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In past, non-pandemic times, the right would have likely unified in rallying against a government official publicly quibbling with the president.
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Donna and Earl Eck took a bus from Altoona, Pennsylvania, to Washington, DC, on Tuesday to spend the day rallying against Obamacare.
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Last December, protestors rallying against the Dakota Access Pipeline used aerial drones to record footage of officers using water canons to disperse protestors.
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Googlers all over the country, including at campuses in Mountain View, San Francisco, New York and Seattle, are rallying against the immigration ban.
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Brent's premium to WTI reached its highest since late April as investors bet the U.K. benchmark will continue rallying against its U.S. rival.
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The Republicans need all the help they can get in unifying their ranks and rallying against single payer just might do the trick.
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But it's also become clear in stark terms that over the past few days, capitalism has been rallying against Sanders and behind Biden.
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The #StayAndFight hashtag started with film industry workers rallying against Hollywood's boycott threat because they feared losing their livelihoods, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Cautious words from the Fed sent perceived risk-oriented currencies such as the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar rallying against the greenback.
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The Mets were held to two hits over seven innings by Tanner Roark and trailed 4-2 before rallying against Ryan Madson (0-2).
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Kurt Suzuki drove in two runs for the Braves, who trailed by 3-0 before rallying against Robert Gsellman (6-3) in the seventh.
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I screamed the lyrics internally to get through the day, embracing both the album's nihilism and the sense of rallying against everything that's gone wrong.
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Critics noted that Mr. Netanyahu's event in Tel Aviv was an extraordinary spectacle of a governing party essentially rallying against the country's law enforcement authorities.
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"When groups start rallying against things and they succeed, everything starts unraveling," Senator Bob Corker, a leading Republican fiscal hawk, told CBS' Face the Nation.
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Superdelegate votes became a point of controversy in the 2016 Democratic primary with supporters of Senator Bernie Sanders rallying against Hillary Clinton and the party's establishment.
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Stymied by Astros right-hander Jose Urquidy through five innings, the Athletics wasted little time rallying against right-hander Josh James (5-1) in the sixth.
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But many of the new ministers have clear connections to established parties and to the very politicians the protesters have been rallying against since mid-October.
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Philadelphia was down 10 with 2:29 remaining before rallying against the Knicks and grabbing the 933-97 win on T.J. McConnell's turnaround jumper at the buzzer.
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The markets have been rallying against Italian bonds in fear that the new government's policies will deepen Italy's fiscal crisis and harm relations with the European Union.
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What's next: The race for the World Bank presidency will be hotly contested in the coming months, with many donor and recipient countries rallying against a Trump appointee.
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Some will stop work, others will start hunger strikes, all in the name of rallying against the injustices of prison labor, which strike organizers compare to modern slavery.
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Latinos might find unity by rallying against the Republican hard line on immigration, but then they will be reduced to not only one issue but also one party.
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The Marlins, who have the worst record in the National League, trailed 6-63 to start the bottom of the ninth before rallying against the NL East leaders.
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The Marlins, who have the worst record in the National League, trailed 6-2 to start the bottom of the ninth before rallying against the NL East leaders.
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Demonstrators were rallying against endemic corruption and cronyism, which they blame on "confessionalism," a system of government introduced by the US that divides power based on sectarian affiliation.
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Indonesian police use shields to protect from rocks thrown by student protesters rallying against divisive legal reforms, in front of a Parliament building in Medan, Indonesia, Sept. 27.
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A few hundred retired army officers gathered in front of the central bank, the finance ministry, and Beirut port on Tuesday, rallying against any potential cuts to their pensions.
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"It's easier to take stuff to heart when it's your partner that you're either rallying against or with, and that's equal for when something amazing happens, too," Caroline said.
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Also last week, Lahore journalist Asad Kharal, was wounded in a mysterious attack and earlier this month, 37 activists from Pakistani tribes were detained for rallying against the military.
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"Those people are needed," Mae Lee, executive director of the Chinese Progressive Association, told me, referring to the mainly Chinese-American contingent that is rallying against de Blasio's plan.
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Heather Heyer, 32, one of those who had gathered to oppose the protesters rallying against removal of the statue, was killed by a car that drove into the crowd.
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What it is: A "cooperatively owned" music streaming platform rallying against the business of monthly subscriptions tied to apps like Spotify and Apple Music with their "Stream to Own" model.
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In their first joint effort, Roma's feminist protestors, rallying against an unlawful arrest, are joined by Cleve's gay male friends, creating a group much bigger than the organizers believed possible.
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Speaking to Portland-based radio station WGAN, LePage angrily called both sides of the protesters "disgusting" -- grouping white supremacists and neo-Nazis with those who were there rallying against them.
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The Mets wasted little time rallying against Colome (3-2), seizing control of what had been a pitcher's duel between right-handers deGrom and Lucas Giolito of the White Sox.
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A coalition of business groups is rallying against a federal proposal that would allow phone carriers to block certain calls by default, an effort to crack down on illegal robocalls.
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"It was a pretty outrageous ... to see Don Blankenship, of all people, apparently rallying against Hillary Clinton's plans and commitment to help our coal communities," Sergent said in a statement.
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The Angels (21.35-13) erased a three-run deficit in the latter innings for a second consecutive game, this time rallying against Astros right-handers Chris Devenski and Luke Gregerson.
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In the "Bobos and Mamitas" episode, Elena's rallying against misogyny and mansplaining inspires Penelope to ask her boss to be paid and respected the same as her male co-worker.
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Trump has blamed "both sides" for the violence in the Virginia college town, remarks that equated the actions of groups like neo-Nazis and the KKK with protesters rallying against them.
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Senate Democrats and human rights activists are rallying against Donald Trump's selection of an officer linked to the CIA's controversial enhanced interrogation program to take the number-two seat at the agency.
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Native American tribes have taken the lead against pipeline projects they say would pose environmental hazards or run through tribal lands, with dozens of tribes rallying against the Keystone XL pipeline in particular.
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He noted that the protesters included not only the contingent that has been rallying against the government for months, but also some people from the pro-establishment camp known as the blue ribbons.
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Protesters hijacked a passenger bus from a nearby terminal and attempted to drive it through a police cordon to a university where about 70 demonstrators were rallying against a nationally decreed bus fare hike.
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The White House is expected to play up the sanctions against Iranian officials as a symbol of Mr. Trump's displeasure with the Islamic Republic's government — and solidarity with those who are rallying against it.
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A number of protesters, who were rallying against the use of violence by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) to quell demonstrations, were wounded in the incident and some were in critical condition, it said.
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Far-right groups such as the National Front confronted activists rallying against racism, such as the Kent Anti-Fascist Network, resulting in disturbances in the port town that lies 20 miles by sea from France.
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The cautious words from the Fed sent perceived risk-oriented currencies such as the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar rallying against the greenback while investors sold the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc.
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Clinton has had to reckon with black millennials rallying against comments like her 1996 speech decrying "superpredators," which bolstered support for Bill Clinton's tough-on-crime policies that reflect the increasing trend of mass incarceration.
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After a few words of support from the Chancellor and student organizers, the group, many of whom weren't politically active before, marched across the Harvard Bridge to join thousands of Boston protesters rallying against the ban.
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Speaking to BBC Radio 4 on Tuesday morning, the former Democratic candidate for the White House said that rallying against Trump was the only way to ensure he would not remove key rights, such as abortion.
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"I think that maybe [what we're saying] becomes stronger and louder because it has more resistance," Tehran says when I ask why she thinks there's been a spike in non-male voices rallying against oppression lately.
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PODGORICA (Reuters) - Hundreds of backers of Montenegro's pro-Serb opposition took to the streets of the capital Podgorica on Thursday, rallying against a law they say would strip the Serbian Orthodox Church there of its property.
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There was no sight or sound of the thousands of people rallying against President Trump in central London during his wife&aposs visit, which her staff managed to largely keep secret to avoid the ire of demonstrators.
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Protesters have spent months rallying against plans to route the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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The reality is that it was white supremacists who descended on Charlottesville to defend a monument to Robert E. Lee (who fought to maintain slavery in the US), then prompted counterprotesters to respond by rallying against racism.
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Protesters have spent months rallying against plans to route the $73 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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The protesters were rallying against the crime bill, and reprised anger over Hillary Clinton's use of the term "superpredator" in 22014 to describe gang members during a speech she gave as first lady to advance the legislation.
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The protesters were rallying against the crime bill, and reprised anger over Hillary Clinton's use of the term "superpredator" in 1996 to describe gang members during a speech she gave as first lady to advance the legislation.
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For 38 years, the frontman of the political hardcore act MDC has been rallying against police brutality, white power, and government corruption, so having someone like Donald Trump in office is an affront to his entire life's work.
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The protesters have spent months rallying against plans to route the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline beneath a lake near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.
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Additionally, while the majority of Gamergaters resent the affiliation, many of the movement's leading figures, who were right wing pundits before Gamergate, have graduated from rallying against political correctness in games to supporting Trump and the alt-right.
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Militia groups rallying against undocumented immigrants have operated at the southern border for years, but state and federal officials issued warnings this week after one group began detaining hundreds of people crossing the border at gunpoint without legal authority.
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The politically active Oberst had earned a reputation as a protest singer after spending eight years rallying against George W. Bush, sometimes famously on national television, and it looked like he'd have to take up the cause once more.
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Homemade, cardboard, some laminated with packing tape to protect them from the rain, the signs expressed the rage of thousands of young Filipinos rallying against the recent, clandestine burial of the dictator Ferdinand Marcos in the Cemetery of Heroes.
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Correa, Jose Altuve and the Astros kept hammering away in a wild slugfest that no one saw coming, rallying against Clayton Kershaw and rocking the Los Angeles Dodgers 13-12 in 10 thrilling innings Sunday night for a 3-2 lead.
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While the country's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, can be a polarizing figure in electoral politics, we do not see the kind of deeper divisions, with civil society groups rallying against the state, we might expect in advance of a coup.
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Bands like this often look and sound exactly like the people they're rallying against—those who hate women and queers and people of color and refugees and people with physical and mental challenges, and they sound just like them to us.
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Senator Gillibrand has also made a point of rallying against Republicans and courting progressive voters: she just received the endorsement of Indivisible, the liberal grass-roots group, which also endorsed Mr. Cuomo's primary opponent, Cynthia Nixon, the actress and education activist.
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The trouble was that barricades were up in other parts of the city as the protests and strikes that had been raging throughout May in France and beyond continued to cause upheaval with students and workers rallying against the established order.
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A year after Google employees walked out to protest the company's handling of executives' alleged sexual misconduct, Google's rank and file are still rallying against their employer for issues as varied as immigration, controversial government contracts, and doing business in China.
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Before Friday's drop, sterling had been rallying against the dollar, with traders welcoming positive noises from the European Union about negotiations for Britain's exit and growing risk appetite encouraging sterling bulls to add to their positions against a widely weakened dollar.
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But one brave man is standing up and taking on one of our most important issues, rallying against an outdated mandate that no longer reflects the times: He believes that tacos should be named the official state food of Texas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Tuesday said both sides were to blame in the clashes in Virginia over the weekend, adding that protesters on the political left violently attacked white nationalists rallying against a decision to remove a Confederate statue.
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" Rallying against mental illness stigma, in her memoir "Wishful Drinking" she wrote, "One of the things that baffles me (and there are quite a few) is how there can be so much lingering stigma with regards to mental illness, specifically bipolar disorder.
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Did we squarely enter a fourth, with the rise of Donald Trump and Me Too — the grip of the patriarchy personified and the rallying against it, both of which exposed how much more we had to learn from Kimberlé Crenshaw's lessons of intersectionality?
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Beyoncé crouching on top of a sinking New Orleans police car wasn't blindly provocative, it addressed the state-sanctioned violence causes like Black Lives Matter were rallying against while paying homage to the displacement of the city's Black residents a decade after Hurricane Katrina.
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"It was a pretty outrageous ... to see Don Blankenship, of all people, apparently rallying against Hillary Clinton's plans and commitment to help our coal communities," Sergent said in a statement, referring to Clinton's $30 billion plan to help coal communities recover from the industry's downturn.
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That belief, of course, is the source of a fierce debate, one that reached a violent climax a year ago when white supremacists, rallying against a proposal to remove a statue of General Lee from a public park in Charlottesville, Va., clashed with counterdemonstrators.
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The Sex Pistols aren't the greatest musical introduction to the genre of punk, but the performance of rallying against something, anything — was appealing, and allowed me to chart a map toward more punk, and then its many offshoots: post-punk, garage punk, hardcore, and pop punk.
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Jose Altuve, Carlos Correa and the Houston Astros kept hammering away in a wild slugfest that no one saw coming, rallying against Clayton Kershaw and rocking the Los Angeles Dodgers 24-24 in 20 thrilling innings Sunday night for a 23-21 lead in the World Series.
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On Wednesday, word had trickled down that the streets leading to Palm Beach—the site of SXMusic's beachside day-to-night parties—was walled off by a blockade set up by aggrieved contractors and locals rallying against a commercial development in the nearby Orient Bay area.
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After giving a measured statement last week condemning hatred and violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, he struck a wildly different tone in an exchange with reporters the next day, drawing widespread condemnation by appearing to equate the far right protesters in that city with those rallying against bigotry.
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The film I saw was one that explored how the small decisions made in childhood affect a whole life's trajectory; how gender, birth order, social expectations can raise or dampen a spirit; and the prices paid for rallying against all those constraints to declare a self.
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But this being the season of giving, there are some names for them to consider adding to the nice list as well: Everyone supporting New York Representative-elect Alexandria Ocasio Cortez's New Green Deal, workers rallying against Big Tech's terrible treatment of workers, and all the good animals.
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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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Presented in Chicago — where city Police Officer Jason Van Dyke was indicted earlier this year for the murder of Laquan McDonald, and where community activists continue rallying against the expansion of policing in Black and brown communities — the struggles against imposed state and societal violence immediately come to mind.
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Atlanta protesters rallying against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's immigration policy carried a dog crate with baby dolls inside of it.
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Activists are rallying against judges appointed by center-right President Mauricio Macri, but the general consensus is that there is a little hope of overturning the court's Wednesday ruling that reduces the sentence of Luis Muina, who was found guilty of kidnap and torture during the 1976-1983 Videla dictatorship.
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Demonstrators are rallying against economic plans - such as a rise in the pension age and a cut to the minimum wage for young people - that Duque denies supporting, as well what they say is a lack of government action to stop corruption and the murder of hundreds of human rights activists.
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The protest started out as a call against the conviction of Dwight Hammond and his son Steven -- two ranchers who were found guilty in 2012 of committing arson on federal lands in Oregon -- but soon morphed into a bigger movement, rallying against the role of the federal government when it comes to land rights.
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"They weren't going to just do a march or a one-day demonstration — this was Occupy before Occupy," said Jeffries, referring to Occupy Wall Street, the protest movement that began in 2011 in New York City's financial district and inspired months-long demonstrations across the country, with participants rallying against social end economic inequality.
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Nearly four months since those best laid plans went stunningly awry, Democrats have finally wrapped up a long leadership campaign -- between two front-runners with nearly indistinguishable political profiles -- with their own activist coalition in an uproar, rallying against Trump but also openly organizing and agitating for primary challenges to the party's depleted House and Senate caucuses.
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"They weren't going to just do a march or a one-day demonstrations — this was Occupy before Occupy," said Jeffries, referring to Occupy Wall Street, the protest movement that began in 2011 in New York City's financial district and inspired months-long demonstrations across the country, with participants rallying against the influence of banks and corporations in politics.
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AND NOW I THINK I CAN DO A LOT OF GOOD IN MY MIND TO KEEP RALLYING AGAINST THIS OVERREGULATION THAT WE HAVE BECAUSE IF YOU CONTINUE TO HAVE THIS – AND CONTINUE TO HAVE THESE 25-YEAR-OLD KIDS TELLING BUSINESSES HOW TO BE RUN, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GET BUSINESSES THEMSELVES TO INVEST IN THEIR OWN COMPANIES.
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Granted, the Vengaboys didn't get arrested and held as political prisoners for their no-holds-barred activism and aggressive punk rallying against Putin and his cronies, but they did have confetti cannons, which could be considered a more festive guillotine, should the confetti somehow land into the throat of a class traitor and choke them to death, so there's that.
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As an example of this from another policy domain, Sanders hustled last week to Philadelphia to join community groups in rallying against a private equity company that wanted to close down a hospital and redevelop the site as condos — announcing at the rally that he plans to introduce legislation that would stop this well before his staff had actually crafted any such bill.
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Led by Jörg Haider, a provocateur who had made a name for himself rallying against the "Überfremdung" ("over-foreignization") of his country and notorious for praising the Waffen SS and Hitler's labor policies, the party's October 21 election campaign achieved the best result for any far-right party in a European democracy since World War II, taking 27 percent of the vote.
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According to Clinton, the PAC will support anti-Trump advocacy groups like Indivisible, Swing Left, Emerge America, and Color of Change — groups that have already had an active role in resisting the Republican administration's policy efforts, from rallying against early attempts at a travel ban to staging protests in lawmakers' town halls over the Obamacare repeal bill making its way through Congress.
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Even if it's three or four more Democrats, that would really hurt the case, since it would allow Republicans to say that Democrats didn't make the case, and that even some members who supported the inquiry in the first place have seen the evidence and now won't vote to impeach, a version of which happened to Bill Clinton and House Democrats rallying against that impeachment vote.
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In any other year, Whitmer might be viewed as the progressive Democrat in the race: She has a long legislative track record in the state Capitol, including rallying against right-to-work, the law that's weakened labor unions in the US; passing Medicaid expansion; and going public with her own story of sexual assault in a 2013 speech on the floor of the Senate.
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In an America where the #MeToo movement has raised the consciousness of everyone, where the names of sexual abusers make headlines, where students are rallying against the use of guns, where parents grieve the loss of children, where places of worship and entertainment are targets of gun violence, the N.R.A.'s position is arrogant, inexcusable and dangerous and needs to be challenged on Capitol Hill and in statehouses across the country.
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"I'm not sure how we will be seen as both stronger and smarter if we have our Iraqi allies asking us to leave, if our NATO allies don't feel like they are going to be informed before we take this kind of action, and frankly, if the people in the region that were against the Iranian regime all across the region are now rallying against America," Warner added.
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Roger WilliamsJohn (Roger) Roger WilliamsPopulation shifts set up huge House battleground The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dems aim to end anti-Semitism controversy with vote today MORE (R-Texas) said he's also opposing the CR without the wall funding, suggesting House Republicans were rallying against a clean CR in order to encourage Trump to take a harder line on his signature campaign promise.
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It's a conspicuous challenge to Disney's stock-based, months-in-the-making offer of $52.4 billion, and while it's unclear how the debacle will shake out in the end — following Comcast's bid, Disney stock actually went up; it's also possible that the two giants might split Fox's assets — one thing is certain: a horde of Marvel fans are now actively rallying against Comcast's bid for attempting to keep the Fox-owned X-Men from joining their fellow superheroes in Disney's MCU.
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In Serbia, Thursday, March 24 couldn't have been more packed with news events: former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadžić was sentenced to 40 years in prison for war crimes, it was the anniversary of the start of NATO's 1999 bombing campaign on Serbia—launched against Belgrade's repression of Kosovo, anti-NATO rally,—and a group of left-wingers faced off a bigger group of far-right protesters rallying against NATO and the EU. Karadžić is the highest-ranking official to be sentenced for genocide committed during the Bosnian war, in which 100,000 people were killed and more than 2.2 million fled their homes.
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