Such policies as Republicans offer repeat the old slogans, even when those slogans contradict one another.
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Empowered women love to buy, buy, buy – badass tees, badass stuff with slogans, little trinkets and also little trinkets with badass slogans.
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"Anti-gay slogans were more visible this year, but there were also many anti-Semitic and Islamophobic slogans and banners," he said.
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Signs and slogans bearing atheist slogans -- "I think therefore I'm Atheist" -- proliferated on the National Mall as musical guests and promotional videos played on stage.
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Winning US political campaigns are often remembered for their catchy slogans, but less well remembered are the campaigns where slogans weren&apost so much widely admired as widely mocked.
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For example, seed groups at each school compiled a list of conflict behaviors they could address, created hashtag slogans about those behaviors, and turned the slogans into online and physical posters.
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The slogans were quickly covered with plywood and the police were notified, but not before pictures and video of the slogans and the person who painted them were captured and posted online.
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Like a lot of simple political slogans, it was effective.
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Without logos (save one) or slogans or cables or dialogue!
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Protesters chant slogans against white nationalism in Times Square Sunday.
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One of Mr Dennett's key slogans is "competence without comprehension".
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A few protesters have even chanted slogans against the monarchy.
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So clearly, it's time to spout more than slick slogans.
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But slogans targeting Xi Jinping, China's leader, have been rare.
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Many chanted slogans denouncing Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive.
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"Socialism with an iPad" is one of his favourite slogans.
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They waved placards with protest slogans directed at the government.
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Notorious AfD campaign slogans and posters target Muslims in particular.
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Presidential slogans can serve as a rallying cry for change.
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Her brother's rhetoric, she had concluded, amounted to cheap slogans.
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Some of these are slogans: I'm loving it and McDonalds.
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Clinton, sent over possible slogans to sum up her candidacy.
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They also burned tires and chanted slogans against the decision.
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Save big anti, pro and grand vision slogans for 2020.
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Slogans of victimhood and grievance may rile up the base.
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" One of his slogans was, "Mike will get it done.
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"Retool your inner climate," one of our early slogans suggested.
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Intimidating slogans seem to be popping up everywhere around us.
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Their shouted slogans made it equally clear what they wanted.
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Such slogans touched on the very pillars of Iran's policies.
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"We want a country," is among the slogans protesters chant.
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May's government faces growing pressure to replace slogans with strategy.
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Third, speaking of slogans, American politics has become just that.
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They carried signs, chanted slogans, sang songs and demanded change.
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They created slogans that were used in actual protest movements.
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" One of the guild's slogans has been "clients over conflicts.
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It's like, we need slogans to fight for human rights?
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They have also chanted slogans in support of political prisoners.
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There were robotic slogans, "strong and stable" being the worst offender.
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One of its slogans is: "The opinion and the other opinion".
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As Politico pointed out, Republicans have a stronghold on "better" slogans.
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The best advertising slogans are memorable and fit with the times.
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Is that kind of why you shifted to more political slogans?
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Demonstrators carried signs with slogans like "I wish Ma could vote."
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" One of Nando's slogans ... "I bring a lot to the table.
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Racist slogans have appeared on walls and hate crimes are up.
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One of the protest slogans is ma'nash, or "we have nothing".
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Many of the marchers on Sunday chanted slogans against the police.
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" Obama on Trump "He's just offering slogans, and he's offering fear.
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Lastly, there are the dueling slogans: and It's hard to pick.
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S. and anti-Israel slogans and the burning of U.S. flags.
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Remember all those slogans from the election about pussy grabbing back?
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Such nuanced policies are harder to turn into election slogans, however.
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Too many campaign slogans, if men, would wear double-breasted suits.
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The demonstrators chanted slogans like "protect the whites" at the lawmaker.
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It's very good for slogans and jokes, and for trivial matters.
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On the walls were posters with unobjectionable slogans: "Responsibility", "Staying Together".
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Trump and DeVos may as well draft slogans for their enemies.
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"Lock her up!" and "America First!" are more than just slogans.
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Billboards suddenly appeared in Kiev bearing pro-Russian slogans; demonstrations followed.
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It doesn't lend itself to angry slogans or neatly packaged programs.
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Pink letterpress posters proclaimed "Be the Nerd," among other inspirational slogans.
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Instead of using patients and caregivers as campaign slogans, help them.
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Some of their walls are painted with slogans protesting the evictions.
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Women banged pots and pans and shouted slogans during the protests.
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They yelled slogans about unity and sang old Korean folk tunes.
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Their slogans soon morphed into chants of 'Death to the dictator.
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They filled the airwaves with propaganda in slogans, news and music.
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They held posters with "radical slogans," according to state-run media.
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"Wuhan pneumonia is afraid of slogans," one user posted in Chinese.
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The crowds gathered outside Qassim's house chanted Shi'ite slogans, witnesses said.
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Some took to Twitter to suggest new advertising slogans for United.
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University undergraduates held a strike, waved flags and chanted protest slogans.
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University undergraduates held a strike, waved flags and chanted protest slogans.
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Since Monday, teachers have swarmed the Capitol with signs and slogans.
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Anti-Semitic slogans were scrawled in chalk at Iowa State University.
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Meanwhile, creativity expressed itself everywhere: performances, graffiti art, songs, slogans, memes.
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As I wrote at the time: Trump speaks in catchy slogans.
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Protesters also shouted slogans against the government and Iran's Islamic leaders.
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"The thing we have to do is facts, analysis, details and not just slogans — policies well done and explained to the American public as opposed to slogans and policies that's implemented and doesn't work," Dimon added.
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Furthermore, a number of protestors have shouted protest slogans at the moment
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Instead, this was a campaign run on slogans and tweets, she added.
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She added other slogans, such as Fighting for Us and Stronger Together.
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" The demonstrators hold signs bearing slogans like "Love Wins" and "Love/Everything.
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Like a lot of simple political slogans, the truth was more complex.
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People shouts slogans during a strike in Torrejon Ardoz, Spain, Friday, Nov.
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"Work is our right," yelled the protesters, using the slogans of 2011.
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Trump has aped the style and slogans of "Game of Thrones" before.
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Paradoxically, the humorous, dismissive slogans show how bad the situation has become.
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AS A rule, populist insurgencies are rarely defeated with slogans in Latin.
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Chanting slogans like "Bouteflika: get out!" the protesters shocked the country's elites.
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These statements, however, are not slogans, nor are they political one-liners.
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Protesters, some armed, chanted racist slogans and brandished Nazi and Confederate symbols.
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It hands out shirts with slogans such as "Enjoy Chernobyl, die later".
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They waved Venezuela's flag, chanted slogans and set off fireworks to celebrate.
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At the same time both parties' posters and slogans are determinedly bland.
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Around him, the walls are covered in inspiring slogans and printed placards.
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"No, yeah, well, I've never been as good at slogans," Clinton concluded.
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Many held banners and signs with slogans including "be a better ancestor".
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Many held banners and signs with slogans including "be a better ancestor".
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Recalling its own slogans about stability and peace, it should back off.
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The streets are lined with campaign posters and trucks blasting political slogans.
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" Later, another group chanted slogans such as, "Nazi scum off our streets!
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Motivational posters with bold corporate slogans dotted its offices, rallying the troops.
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Banners featured slogans such as "boycott low prices" and "truckers all rise".
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Too often, politicians and activists of all stripes prefer slogans over solutions.
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In place of weapons, they fought with logos, slogans, and street theater.
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Slogans against and in support of Qatar have dominated Twitter in Arabic.
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News media credentials did not bear familiar Trump campaign logos or slogans.
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" After all, one of group's popular slogans translates to "enduring and expanding.
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Clinton's poll-tested slogans, said Hank Sheinkopf, a veteran Democratic political consultant.
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And the newsletters reveal more than just motivational platitudes and marketing slogans.
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They scrutinized T-shirts to make sure there were no protest slogans.
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He had proposed 10 different slogans, each paired with a different image.
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But such slogans would be entirely premature, they went on to write.
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Religious slogans are scratched on its cement walls by previous jihadist prisoners.
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Lawmakers consider it insulting to be barraged with slogans instead of substance.
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Can I go out and chant slogans or set things on fire?
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" Demonstrators in Barcelona carried banners with handwritten slogans such as "Let's talk!
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Conventions usually have a series of carefully selected slogans and overarching themes.
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While there, the activists hung banners and covered windows with political slogans.
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Death to America — and to Israel — aren't propagandistic slogans for the regime.
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The protesters have shouted harsh slogans against clerical leaders and their policies.
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The news got us thinking about other tourism slogans around the world.
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These carried protest slogans instead of traditional blessings of health and prosperity.
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Thibault, the group's coordinator, leads a pitch meeting about slogans and posters.
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I say this as someone who has spent a career writing slogans.
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A group of about 100 activists protested outside, chanting anti-Tillerson slogans.
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Some slogans, like Syria's Always Beautiful, seem disturbingly disconnected from current events.
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" Clinton's 2016 campaign tested out 84 slogans before going with "Stronger Together.
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The truth is, they have nothing more to offer than campaign slogans.
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Why did you choose the slogans that you picked for the collection?
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President Trump's policies on crime are whatever slogans get the crowd roaring.
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S. and anti-Israel slogans and burnings of those two countries' flags.
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Many have echoed slogans used in the Muslim world's "Arab Spring" uprisings.
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Hoefler had a knack for slogans, having worked as a corporate publicist.
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Hoefler had a knack for slogans, having worked as a corporate publicist.
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Demonstrators chanted anti-government slogans and brandished signs carrying messages against internet censorship.
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One example: I compared two plain white slogan T-shirts with different slogans.
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As the crowd chanted anti-government slogans, shooting was exchanged with presidential guards.
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Demonstrators chanted "Revolution is the people's choice", and other slogans, in Wad Nubawi.
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Khalid said police accused them of yelling slogans favoring Pakistan and opposing India.
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And like a lot of simple political slogans, it had a lasting impact.
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Each piece in her line features feminist slogans meant to empower its wearer.
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In his first campaign speech Abe attacked the opposition for using populist slogans.
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After the bombing in December, people outside the cathedral shouted anti-government slogans.
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Both slogans were tested in weekly focus groups and ingested by supportive politicians.
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Comic one-liners, memorable slogans and clips of blunders have dominated social media.
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The protesters chanted slogans calling for the government to answer the movement's demands.
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The uprising is so far leaderless, with a plethora of demands and slogans.
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It's not about shopping or purchasing items that have feminist slogans on them.
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A devotee chants religious slogans during at Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan, India.
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Protesters projected critical slogans on the walls outside Twitter headquarters as a result.
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They made signs with anti-bullying slogans like "Buddies, not bullies," she said.
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Like Trump, they yelled out cliches, slogans and sports talk that meant nothing.
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Slogans that speak to acceptance and tolerance may resonate with cis, white queers.
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Culture is not just slogans hung on the walls of your conference rooms.
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Lawyer Up: Donald Trump's new hotel was graffitied with Black Lives Matter slogans.
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Slogans about believing victims aren't just about believing factual recountings of past events.
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Perhaps, even now, she and Eli are texting about focus groups and slogans.
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They spewed racial slurs and Nazi slogans while carrying banners covered in swastikas.
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" One of the anti-immigrant party's slogans is "Islam doesn't belong in Germany.
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He grew up around fading communist slogans plastered across billboards throughout the capital.
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Explaining this, Brian parroted back the fear-mongering slogans that Republicans have produced.
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After Mr Abbott's rightist demagoguery, Mr Turnbull would lead through "advocacy, not slogans".
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He can rattle off official slogans but can recite only short Tibetan prayers.
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PEOPLE'S PARTY (Conservative, junior coalition partner) Leader: Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz Slogans: Now.
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Police said protesters had vandalized a restaurant after a peaceful chanting of slogans.
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Police said protesters had vandalised a restaurant after a peaceful chanting of slogans.
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Residents took up the well-established chants and slogans of other, similar protests.
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The futility of the coal jobs slogans was clear well before the election.
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But despite the slogans, Brexit was never about popular, or even parliamentary, sovereignty.
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Anti-Japan slogans and banners can be found almost anywhere in South Korea.
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She has no patience for messianic rhetoric and hyperbolic slogans and grandiose speeches.
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The folksy Gibbons is not big on slogans, but he would probably agree.
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They are no longer marginal voices shouting slogans to the residents of Skokie.
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He was shouting old slogans, slapping shoulders and pouring coffee for the fighters.
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Their arms bore slogans but the most important message was their mere presence.
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So when they say, "Raiders Nation or Pirates Life", these are just slogans.
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I really like images with messages, from T-shirt slogans to protest signs.
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I mean, who else could turn his Snapchat rants into slogans on chancletas?
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Both slogans were designed to evoke a feeling within people -- and they worked.
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" These slogans caused outrage on social media, with commentators calling them "anti Islamic.
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Instead, the president uses social media like a megaphone for repeating campaign slogans.
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The problem, in other words, is not just politicians who wield stupid slogans.
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They will not be allowed to sing Nazi songs or chant Nazi slogans.
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The authors of this report dismiss the policy slogans coming from the extremes.
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They alternated between singing hymns and chanting slogans of the pro-democracy movement.
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Lopez Obrador supporters who jostled the protesters yelled "LeBaron out" and other slogans.
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Some waved Czech and EU flags and carried slogans including "Down with Babis".
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This year, several pro-democracy candidates have included protest slogans on their materials.
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Among President Trump's major campaign slogans was to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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There are a bunch of slogans that have not been carefully thought through.
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Hundreds of villagers rushed out, shouting slogans against Thaad and blocking the road.
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This is a hard issue because the slogans must surrender to the numbers.
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Residente often displayed political slogans on his T-shirt or his painted chest.
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Millennial women are seeking authenticity and don't respond to slogans and corporate rhetoric.
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" The protesters rallied around slogans such as "Trump Not Welcome" and "Smash WEF!
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Cover: Protesters shout slogans during a rare anti-government protest in downtown Cairo.
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"In Moro we Trust," was one of the most popular slogans of all.
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The unruly masses, mobilized by facile slogans, looked everywhere poised to undermine free institutions.
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"Tired doctors make mistakes" has been one of the slogans on the picket lines.
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Listening with care is better than talking in sound bites and thinking in slogans.
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It would also stop foreign-sponsored ads which carry political slogans and party logos.
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Thousands of people offered funeral prayers for the slain civilians amid anti-India slogans.
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His thoughts were the thoughts drilled him into via the propaganda and the slogans.
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They range from Bolt crying with laughter to Puma running shoes and Bolt slogans.
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Many of the Charlottesville marchers weren't just shouting hateful slogans; they were carrying weapons.
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"No to closed lists!" was among the slogans seen at the protests in March.
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The walls that still stand at Pasar Ikan are daubed with anti-Ahok slogans.
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They even shouted the same slogans, and they were often subjected to similar punishments.
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But the slogans could have been switched between the two companies without stretching credulity.
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Protesters hold signs and chant slogans outside Trump Tower in New York City Sunday.
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Protesters, some of whom waved Mexican flags, shouted "F--- Trump" and immigration-focused slogans.
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Schoolchildren hold placards and shout slogans during a demonstration outside the South African Parliament.
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Black inmates prefer words, eg "Precious", and often carry slogans relating to gang life.
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But those ideas rapidly morph into 1984-worthy slogans, with a philosophy to match.
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From there they were safe to shout angry slogans and insults at one another.
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Donald Trump's Twitter feed is a running stream of insults, slogans, and media commentary.
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It's one of those slogans that tries to mean everything and therefore means nothing.
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Conservative leaders have spent years draping a tired tax-cutting agenda in populist slogans.
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You have to wade through complicated jargon, advertising slogans, and loads of overwhelming data.
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The crowd of workers became rowdy, with some booing and chanting slogans against him.
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It is already well-known that effective slogans mention the future, change and tomorrow.
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They respond to blatantly patriotic pseudo-conservative slogans: Yes to Poland and everything Polish!
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They were wielding torches, chanting racist slogans, not even bothering to cover their faces.
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Many participants have rejected Trump's victory, chanting "not my president" and other similar slogans.
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Their slogans appear in the media and they are increasingly represented at the polls.
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Many of the protesters gathered outside parliament chanted slogans insulting Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Still, I loathed the thought of seeing white liberals chant rote and reductive slogans.
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All that's left of the far left is a babble of sneers and slogans.
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I also appreciated their creativity in sprayed façades, posters, print material, newspapers, and slogans.
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For a few minutes, the two groups shouted slogans and threats at one another.
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He's surrounded by men in masks, some of whom heckle him with Shiite slogans.
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The video appeared to show a crowd chanting anti-Israel slogans at the funeral.
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His slogans had three words — "Stop the boats" (immigrants), "Ax the tax" (climate change).
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What I saw on the left was all slogans and group thought and clichés.
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Better than the bigots we've seen marching with Nazi flags, spewing white supremacy slogans.
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These "left behind" people deserve concrete ideas, not just angry speeches and empty slogans.
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There were slogans and signage all around that clearly catered to the Texan shopper.
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You cannot implement campaign slogans unless, of course, you ignore the entire legislative process.
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His supporters often wear T-shirts with crude sexual slogans referring to Mrs. Clinton.
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A few young protesters interrupted Mr. Trump's remarks, shouting "Dump Trump" and other slogans.
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In Modi's home state of Gujarat, people shouted slogans of support on the streets.
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The gate of every factory and the wall of every classroom bear such slogans.
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Supporters showing up with signs with familiar #GA850383 slogans like "Flip the 850373th" pic.twitter.
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Tarrant also regurgitates slogans and ideas shared in more-mainstream channels of the right.
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Culture is greatly impacted by the phrases and slogans that we repeat to ourselves.
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They chanted nationalistic slogans ("Chemnitz is ours — foreigners out") and reportedly gave Nazi salutes.
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It resulted from complex technical negotiations that do not lend themselves to snappy slogans.
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By the thousands upon thousands, the people thronged the streets, waving banners, chanting slogans.
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" The 2005 Cronulla race riots rallied around twin slogans: "Aussie pride" and "Save 'Nulla.
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Scattered groups started chanting slogans to fill the void, and faded into uncertain silence.
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Activists who spout political principles must start believing in something more meaningful than slogans.
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Critics say she has seized on popular slogans without presenting a coherent leadership vision.
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And after touting his administration's "Buy American" initiative, he turned to his campaign slogans.
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People set up stands selling T-shirts reviving some of the slogans from 1968.
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" – Mr. Netanyahu's nickname – and carried placards with slogans like "Enough of the attempted putsch.
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Posters with slogans like "Long Live Red Terrorism!" were plastered all over the country.
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The Nike slogan is one of the most widely recognized brand slogans in America.
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The cards, rife with protest memes and slogans, were too impressive not to share.
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"Some of those suffragette posters, you could use those slogans today," Mr. Jaffe said.
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"Abrazos, no balazos" — translated as "hugs, not gunfire" — was one of his campaign slogans.
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You might see venomous slogans on bumper stickers, but not where anybody actually lived.
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Political slogans that ricochet across the internet can be flattened once they're co-opted.
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Protesters often chant anti-Iranian slogans, calling for an end to their political interference.
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Instead, we retreat behind nationalist slogans, wishful thinking and flat-out know-nothing denialism.
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Local celebrities joined the students, using anti-Modi, anti-CAB and anti-government slogans.
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" Others waved signs bearing slogans including "Mexico isn't yours" and "You're not Robin Hood.
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They carried symbolic, purple "World Passports" and chanted slogans against the deportation of migrants.
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Inside parliament hundreds of protesters danced, waved Iraqi flags and chanted pro-Sadr slogans.
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Rather than shouting slogans, they played tranquil elevator music out of a PA system.
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There's plenty of rose gold, neon slogans, and warm gradients to color every Instagram.
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In 1979 some church members were publicly flogged as punishment for not chanting socialist slogans.
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Those on foot wave flags and banners, shout slogans, clang bells and bang enormous drums.
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From signs and billboards, to painted slogans on the sides of concrete walls and buildings.
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Although there were no slogans, chants or banners, some participants shouted they opposed Astana's renaming.
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That seems to be the idea behind the ongoing vandalism of Wikipedia's state slogans page.
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"Drain the swamp" was one of the most memorable slogans of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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Yet this isn't merely about different slogans, and ways they are interpreted by Modi's critics.
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While she was speaking, several letters fell off the slogans behind her on the stage.
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Some marchers carried banners of the Celtic cross — a Nazi symbol — and featured racist slogans.
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Small groups of protesters gather in central Cairo shouting anti-government slogans on Sept. 21.
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Thinkers who suffered in the Mao era express horror at the revival of Maoist slogans.
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Protesters chanted slogans and carried signs reading "For Those Who Aren't With Us" and "Justice".
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However, her solutions are more like empty campaign slogans: demand democracy, build opportunity and fight.
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He started his work with waste-pickers by adorning their carroças, often with political slogans.
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What happens when you mix the early noughties' nu rave trend with scholastic Chinese slogans?
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Many approach shouting slogans, clenching their fist, shaking hands, requesting help or posing for selfies.
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" The bus, featuring slogans on the back such as "Follow Me to Mexico" and "Danger!
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Buzz words bandied about in slogans frequently generate as much skepticism as they do enthusiasm.
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Hundreds gathered in the street chanted religious slogans and waved Iraqi and Shiite militia flags.
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In Modi's western home state of Gujarat, people shouted slogans of support on the streets.
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These "parent tech" items are designed with slogans and goals related to making motherhood easy.
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There were peaceful protesters chanting nonsectarian slogans invoking the ideals of other Arab Spring revolutions.
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Still, there's a coded significance in seeing Kruger's slogans in the context of a skatepark.
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But you know, promises kept right now as one of the kind of sub slogans.
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Newly recruited Houthi fighters chant slogans in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, on February 20153, 22015.
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The message appears to be getting through, with Rouhani's rallies attracting chants of reformist slogans.
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Coining slogans of this sort enables Trump to stoke the rage of his political base.
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However, one of the government's public information slogans is: "Low crime doesn't mean no crime".
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Outside, protesters shouted slogans at police, who they said had failed to protect the shrine.
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Two of these missiles were reported to carry slogans calling for the downfall of Israel.
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According to the Daily Mail, the gunman screamed anti-immigrant slogans before the shooting started.
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There was no lack of feminist slogans, pussy hats, or unifying bandanas throughout Fashion Month.
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The group, made up largely of men, chanted slogans and teased about Valizade's basement residence.
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He wore a blue jail jumpsuit and didn't say anything other than to yell slogans.
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Olson: It's more about self empowerment rather than catharsis through yelling and slogans and stuff.
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The reformists' slogans were "equality, freedom, brotherhood and justice," Umit told Reuters in an interview.
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Across the Atlantic, "there is no alternative" would soon become one of Thatcher's favorite slogans.
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Well-intentioned or not, recycling slogans that equate gender with biology excludes our trans friends.
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At the same time, the slogans welcome and open up the space to any/body.
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In those days there were lots of revolutionary slogans stuck on the walls of toilets.
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Here are some of the most memorable and recognizable slogans and taglines in advertising history.
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The Annapolis, Md., newspaper is selling T-shirts and coffee mugs with pro-journalism slogans.
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The tweets also include hashtags: either BN's campaign slogans or anti-opposition phrases or both.
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Friendly ushers and peppy slogans ("too blessed to be stressed") make the churches appealingly accessible.
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But it would not have mollified his base, which feeds on his tweets and slogans.
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Opposition lawmakers sang the national anthem and shouted slogans before the session was temporarily suspended.
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Hillary focus-grouped more than 50 slogans for her campaign and came up with — what?
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They were still shouting slogans more than two hours after the end of the session.
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Presidential slogans have the potential to be powerful: a force for change, a rallying cry.
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"Unlike the short, quippy, memorable but appealing slogans, this was deep on meaning," said Tejerina.
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"I remember that demonstrators were angry in 1979 and chanting many negative slogans," he said.
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The point is, there's a real cost to making choices based on slogans and ideology.
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Outside of his viral tweets and catchy slogans, Trump has never had a detailed platform.
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Fallon went on to suggest some other slogans he said more accurately depicted Trump's message.
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The trend also includes motivating workers with Soviet-style slogans venerating the pleasures of work.
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The five slogans together occupy an area of around 75,000 square meters, or 18 acres.
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The final garments looked something like Ruby's paintings, sprayed with paint and stamped with slogans.
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A Reuters witness said militia fighters celebrated in the streets, chanting slogans from their vehicles.
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They campaign in poetry, using appealing slogans, but once elected, there are no tangible results.
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People passed out baseball caps with slogans like "bring back our PM," or prime minister.
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The poet becomes an ad man, like James Dickey, who crafted slogans for Coca-Cola.
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Then, on Monday, a crowd chanting B.J.P. slogans surrounded a statue of Lenin in Belonia.
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Such is Trump's nationalism, a helter-skelter make-believe of disorienting slogans and moral abasement.
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The hokey roadside slogans of Florida, meant to be consumed well over the speed limit.
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Dalinggou is plastered with slogans calling for the village to win the war on poverty.
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The desires of the students found their purest expression in their slogans, graffiti and posters.
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The images showed dozens of people gathered in different locations, chanting slogans and displaying signs.
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Xi Thought is all about slogans and targets, the student said, declining to be identified.
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Signs with provocative slogans such as "Liberate Hong Kong" are now commonplace across the city.
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Before today's hyperloop slogans, Mr. Marchetti mused about Casablanca-to-Paris in just 20 minutes.
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They shouted slogans in support of the two men during every campaign rally in May.
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Police barricades and roadside trees were plastered with banners and slogans calling for her release.
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Slogans may not tilt an election, but that doesn't mean there aren't phrases to avoid.
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No, wait; sorry, we meant it taught people that making great advertising slogans is hard.
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They will require plain packages without logos or slogans, and with standardized designs and fonts.
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They chanted Shi'ite religious slogans, as well as "Death to America" and "Death to Israel".
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The WIRED Gear team is here to help you separate the marketing slogans from reality.
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While the Muslim crowd hoisted a big Indian flag, the Hindu crowd chanted religious slogans.
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They marked the fourth anniversary of his election by publishing new slogans on social media.
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But there were also slogans for the removal of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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They said they were owed 330 million yuan ($48.75 million) and chanted slogans demanding payment.
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Kashmiri women shout pro-freedom slogans during protests after Friday prayers in Srinagar in September.
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" One of the ALA slogans for signage to promote the week is "Words have power.
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True ideas need testing by false ones, lest they become mere prejudices and thoughtless slogans.
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A student in Kwangju bit his finger and wrote protest slogans in his own blood.
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White supremacist groups had also marched through Charlottesville chanting slogans against Jews and other groups.
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The old slogans of slander rooted in identity politics don't have the same punch anymore.
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Demonstrators waived Haitian flags, beat drums and blew horns while chanting slogans at the president.
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Is it working-class despair, channeled into a desire for people who spout easy slogans?
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The extreme right protesters were heard shouting anti-Semitic slogans as they marched through Charlottesville.
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Concrete political and economic questions in Pakistan have often been overshadowed by charisma and slogans.
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At a protest on Tuesday, people chanted anti-Maduro slogans and carried placards demanding change.
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Some of them defiantly chanted Islamic State slogans and lobbed fistfuls of dirt at reporters.
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The lawsuit notes that after the church refused to do so, the polling place moved to the nearby CrossCity Christian Church, which received complaints that it "displays controversial religious symbols and slogans" (the lawsuit does not detail exactly what these symbols and slogans were).
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A David Cameron mask with slogans on and a 'Zac Goldsmith' pig stuffed in its mouth.
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That's where all of the smart design, catchy, chic packaging and do-gooder slogans come in.
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The demonstrators spattered the country's emblem with paint (see picture) and covered the walls with slogans.
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She said that Hindu men from the village often shouted anti-Muslim slogans during festival processions.
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The text itself appears to imitate "Winter is coming," one of the show's most popular slogans.
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The bend and snap whiz will have no trouble coming up with catchy slogans for all.
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Black Lives Matter slogans rise above the crowd, along with a couple of black anarchy flags.
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Hugh Jackman has a couple life slogans, but the most important one involves his leading lady.
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Some stood on stage holding signs with their ballot number, others used props or catchy slogans.
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Though such slogans violate German laws against hate speech, the instigators were not removed by organizers.
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You see it in our politics, with fear-mongering slogans replacing anything that requires sustained thought.
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But one of the catchiest slogans was actually coined by none other that Hillary Clinton. Whoops!
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De Beers and other miners are working to boost demand, with new advertising campaigns and slogans.
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The app features several Shaun T caricatures as well as motivational slogans, customizable memes and GIFs.
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Devotees chant religious slogans during the color celebration at the Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan, India.
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Republicans leant heavily on slogans that lauded hard-working, taxpaying "makers" and scorning welfare-collecting "takers".
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Both have slogans on their torsoes such as "Levski hooligan" and "ACAB" (All Cops Are Bastards).
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This fall, we're focusing on five major sweater trends: brights, stripes, cardigans, slogans, and oversized silhouettes.
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At his clothes shop in central Pau, people can buy boxer shorts with jokey Occitan slogans.
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One of Honest Ed's famous slogans could most aptly describe Unless: Come in and get lost.
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Mr Prabowo also wanted to project toughness; military themes figured heavily in his slogans and posters.
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This administration says countering extremist propaganda is a priority, but slogans and rhetoric is one thing.
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Hundreds also demonstrated in the Red Sea city of Port Sudan and chanted anti-government slogans.
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Along roads, pictures of Castro or "Che" and slogans like "Homeland or death" remain the norm.
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But equal pay advocates aren't doing women any favors by using silly slogans or shaky statistics.
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"Long live al-Nimr" and "Death to the Al Sauds" are some of its milder slogans.
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The participants shouted anti-government and anti-Putin slogans, urging the authorities to register their candidates.
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Concrete blocks of flats decorated with Soviet symbols and slogans are barely visible through the trees.
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A crowd chanting anti-Arab slogans gathered outside the military courthouse during the arraignment last week.
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The revolutionary imagery of 1968 (though rarely its existentialist wit) still informs today's chants and slogans.
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Of the three slogans of Egypt's revolution—"bread, freedom, social justice"—two had an economic component.
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Draining the swamp One of Trump's signature campaign slogans was that he'd drain the Washington swamp.
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"Some 10,000 other protesters demonstrated against Trump on Saturday, chanting slogans like "Trump is a racist!
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Such slogans festoon the brochures of European festivals, often amounting to little more than pompous afterthoughts.
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Croatia fans had chanted discriminatory slogans during exhibitions against Israel and Hungary in March, FIFA said.
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Like any good state-run giant, it is politically correct, its statements echoing Communist Party slogans.
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The huge crowd is almost exclusively made up of bearded men, waving flags and chanting slogans.
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The children have even repeated slogans used by the Black Lives Matter movement, Ms. Garner said.
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They mostly yelled religious slogans and chants in support of Mr. Erdogan, not of democracy itself.
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He called for capital punishment for those chanting slogans against the values of the Islamic Republic.
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Many cases revolve around slogans chanted at demonstrations, Mr. Urfa said in an interview on Wednesday.
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Billboards dotted the highway with jingoistic slogans; one read oppose the blockade, an injustice against Cuba.
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Sports Bild additionally is claiming that fans chanted right wing slogans and even attacked a reporter.
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The Democrats, meanwhile, are left with stale class-warfare slogans about tax cuts for the rich.
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"They disrepected the Azan (call to prayer) by slogans, booing and whistling," Erdogan told the crowd.
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Social media posts showed Iranian merchants gathering outside the parliament building yesterday chanting anti-regime slogans.
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But when Halachi first got into Parliament, he didn't just march around or yell political slogans.
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His fliers accused his opponents of only running on "Platitudes, Promises and Slogans," according to WaPo.
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Its slogans, "We report, you decide" and "Fair and balanced," were a wink and a promise.
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Children and teenagers chanted slogans, held signs and spoke about the struggles of having undocumented parents.
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Ads with third-party endorsements — from GQ, say, or BuzzFeed — beat those with their own slogans.
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"The Democrats, meanwhile, are left with stale class-warfare slogans about tax cuts for the rich."
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The store began the campaign this month, printing up 2000,22013 bags with the eye-popping slogans.
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But the working class has been a pillar of the regime — manipulated with handouts and slogans.
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Other comments are more ideological, regurgitating Nazi slogans or making glowing references to white supremacist groups.
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One face sweetly whispers empowering slogans and the other hisses your most erotically violent revenge fantasies.
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Organizers handed out yellow sheets of paper listing slogans, in English and Spanish, for the protest.
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"You bought it, you own it" is one of the fancy marketing slogans for GeForce Now.
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They volunteered to help struggling rural families and dutifully recited the slogans of President Xi Jinping.
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Rather than bland slogans designed not to offend, his campaign prefers red meat for the base.
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Oxford Street, famous for its shops, was transformed into a carnival of slogans against Mr. Trump.
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"They celebrated with firecrackers, distributing sweets and raising slogans of 'Long live Pakistan,' " Officer Yadav said.
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Slogans like "take our country back" and "make America great again" reflect this sense of peril.
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They shouted at one another, chanted slogans, hoisted placards and complained about the 108-degree heat.
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Schlaepfer, Dreyfuss, Germaine, Deutch, Jones, and Boynton all offered original slogans, and we did the rest.
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The slogans aren't terribly original but the atmosphere is electric and at least a little ominous.
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The auditorium was packed that night with men in T-shirts emblazoned with gun-rights slogans.
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Earlier, they had chanted: "Shia, Shia" and slogans in support of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
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Traders holding banners and chanting slogans against the government held protests in cities across the country.
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Clinton repeated this corporate catchphrase for several months until her campaign tested 84 possible replacement slogans.
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In the old normal, it would have cost little to stand up against neo-Nazi slogans.
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The gunman in Ankara, who shouted jihadist slogans, has been identified as an off-duty policeman.
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Her running mates wrote witty slogans on their T-shirts to draw shouts from the crowd.
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Hundreds of people poured out of an "L" station, many holding signs with anti-Trump slogans.
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Protesters shout slogans at a demonstration against India's new citizenship law in New Delhi, Dec. 19.
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Many of the demonstrators carried placards and chanted slogans demanding the death penalty for the suspects.
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Slogans like, "Unbutton your brain as much as your trousers," echoed throughout the streets of France.
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The official, Akhilesh Narayan Singh, told Reuters that some protesters had been shouting pro-Pakistan slogans.
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But when they get into office, they quickly discover that they can't pass slogans into law.
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Across the street, a smaller group of pro-China protesters waved flags and chanted nationalist slogans.
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Across the street, a smaller group of pro-China protesters waved flags and chanted nationalist slogans.
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Today, my generation is boldly organizing marches, wearing pussyhats and writing outrageous slogans on their placards.
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Under Trump, Democrats haven't had to build meaningful consensus around policies — only rally around vague slogans.
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Counter-protesters were out in force, too, chanting progressive slogans and singing civil rights-era songs.
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At a rally the night before the incident, they carried torches and chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
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It happens in sound bites, in shouted slogans, in bumper stickers, in 10-second video clips.
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The phrase "Mein bad" and the word "Fear" are repeated like disturbing slogans for toxic masculinity.
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The euphoric revolutionary scenes on display are a sea of logos, slogans and images of Lenin's face.
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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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Demonstrators also chanted anti-American slogans to condemn the U.S. decision to move its embassy to Jerusalem.
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Dozens of security guards continued their vigil, while protesters shouted slogans and burned a Pakistani flag nearby.
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People chant slogans as they burn a U.S. flag outside the Los Angeles office of U.S. Rep.
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Political slogans and the names of armed opposition groups were scrawled on the side of a bakery.
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Participants will carry home-made banners, inspired by suffragette slogans, reflecting the lives of British women today.
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The masked and mostly young demonstrators left graffiti-scrawled slogans, broken glass and debris throughout the building.
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Over the past few months several media companies have come out with new slogans, logos or names.
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But even though the march ended with near-riots and neo-Nazi slogans, the party emerged stronger.
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Vermont's athletic rules don't allow players to wear clothing that displays slogans, the high school freshman said.
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The graphic images of dead fetuses and half-truth slogans on these signs filled me with dread.
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Dozens wore green and yellow ribbons or freshly printed T-shirts bearing slogans supporting Santa Fe High.
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Characters repeat corporate sales pitches and slogans so reflexively that the premise's goofy charm wears thin quickly.
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They won me over with their energy, their slogans—just the whole vibe gave me the goosebumps.
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It follows the long controversy over crude slogans painted on the vans of hire company Wicked Campers.
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But the other side felt no such obligation, brandishing signs with slogans like "Burn Christians, Jail Ahok".
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As the company appeared to turn its back on those values, upset employees papered over those slogans.
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Hip stores now have brightly painted walls with catchy slogans and photoshoot-ready nooks decorated with props.
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Handbags painted with Old Masters and slogans sit stylishly on show with miniature versions of his sculptures.
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So far, Mr Modi has governed in perpetual campaign mode, with more emphasis on slogans than outcomes.
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But PiS, under its leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, is setting the agenda with generous handouts and popular slogans.
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The lack of a simple solution deprives politicians of easy slogans, but does not leave trustbusters impotent.
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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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Jumbled together in it were more than 130 pin badges in 108 different designs and slogans. pic.twitter.
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Outside the perimeter, hundreds of residents gathered chanting "Allah is great" as well as slogans denouncing attacks.
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Many of these slogans are incorporated into his satirical work, their meanings subverted by the accompanying imagery.
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The protests enabled him "to mobilize his base under patriotic slogans and reassert his leadership," he said.
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Real-life issues, with all their complexities and subtleties, cannot be dismissed with heartwarming or tubthumping slogans.
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The whole time, the ad mimicked real Safelite commercials, down to the slogans and services on offer.
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The protesters called for justice for the beheadings, chanting slogans seeking death for the Taliban and ISIS.
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"Perhaps this data is not being made public because it includes nothing but political slogans," Zakharova said.
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They are armed with words, weapons, injured children, advertising slogans, cloth seashells, animals, beads, and much more.
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ITALY PM CONTE SAYS SALVINI WILL NEED TO EXPLAIN WHY HE IS ENDING THE GOVT, WITHOUT SLOGANS
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Many waved Hong Kong and Chinese flags and the crowd shouted slogans in support of the police.
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The funding, slogans, websites, endorsements and social-media presence of the campaigns will be compared and rated.
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Butler tells me about a time when he and some of the Moffitt researchers brainstormed alternative slogans.
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They chanted slogans and waved banners calling for an end of child slavery and child sexual abuse.
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Shehwaro said the group was political, but the children were not exposed to political slogans or campaigns.
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Candidates' handlers might reconsider, however, their fondness for jamming "America" and the "American Dream" into these slogans.
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Muslum E. shouted political slogans and pumped his fist in the air as he entered the courtroom.
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As a result, no-fly zones and safe zones are bandied about like vague bumper sticker slogans.
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While the slogans Altintas shouted suggest he was sympathetic to radical Islamist ideology, Gulen preaches interfaith dialogue.
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To be sure, Trump's assault on Obama's legacy has been attended by the familiar old ideological slogans.
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Cantwell and dozens of others marched through the University of Virginia carrying torches and chanting racist slogans.
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Foreign football hooligans chanting anti-Russian slogans on the streets of Moscow will not be treated gently.
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" As the protestors rallied, they chanted slogans like "When women are under attack, what do we do?
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At the same time, Alternative for Germany has attracted support with its slogans against Muslims and immigrants.
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It gave Germany one of its most famous advertising slogans, promising to make kids and adults happy.
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Red "Make America Great Again" hats and T-shirts with slogans like "God, Guns and Trump" abounded.
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He fostered the production of catchy graphics, posters, and slogans; in time, he mastered radio and film.
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"God forbid kids use political slogans to make a joke about beating a team in football."—Rep.
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As a political consultant, I pay a lot of attention to party talking points and campaign slogans.
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"MAGA and KAG are acronyms for his campaign slogans "Make America Great Again" and "Keep America Great.
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Children in New Delhi, India, shouted slogans and held signs as they took part in the protests.
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It's all very exciting, the way great possibilities are, and clearly full of great buzzwords and slogans.
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And the facts here are far more complicated than any campaign slogans would lead you to believe.
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Immigrants are welcome here!" and carrying signs with such slogans as "Impeach Trump" and "Not my president.
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At the beginning of each year, North Korea issues a new set of slogans as unbreakable guides.
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Likewise, harming slogans bearing their names can be one of the most serious crimes in the North.
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Other stories recount classmates yelling Nazi-like slogans and writing "whites only" and "fuck niggers" on doors.
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In other photographs, McNevin plays with a pixel stick to insert warning signs and write encouraging slogans.
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" Just look at the difference between the slogans "I Love NY" and "It's Been Waiting for You.
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Elisabetta Matelli: The concept of slogans and stock phrases date back to the Ancient Greeks in Sicily.
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Many of the protesters were chanting pro-Odinga slogans, waving tree branches and blowing horns and whistles.
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Imperative but evasive, the slogans allude to the franchise's corporate anxieties as much as its basketball woes.
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About 1,21953 protesters gathered holding signs criticizing Mr. Trump's divisive language with slogans like "Words matter," below.
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"We are all Saad," and "Running for you" were among the slogans displayed on posters and billboards.
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" It signs off with one of the most memorable slogans of the 2000s Internet: "We are anonymous.
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In Greece, we saw what happens when politicians with slogans rather than serious proposals dominate the scene.
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During recent festivities celebrating the country's founding, the parade featured floats with economic slogans and no ICBMs.
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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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Despite Hong Kong's 2-0 loss, protesters chanted slogans and vowed they won't give up their fight.
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Mr. Zardari was taken into custody as his party leaders and workers chanted slogans in his favor.
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As he took the floor to make his acceptance speech, opposition lawmakers began chanting slogans against him.
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Instead, the Syrian people have been left with democracy's slogans and lies — and more destruction and extremism.
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" Justice Andrew J. McDonald noted various slogans used for marketing, such as "forces of opposition bow down.
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I always said, I thought "Hope and Change" was one of the most brilliant empty slogans, ever.
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After Pakistan won, the police encountered people shouting pro-Pakistan slogans and setting off firecrackers in celebration.
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They are sick of seeing their walls daubed with slogans, but they are resigned to it now.
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And while Chinese politicians love slogans, they prefer to communicate with foreign leaders through long, tranquilizing disquisitions.
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"Man puppet of woman, woman puppet of the devil" was one of his most widely quoted slogans.
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Outside the gym, other demonstrators chanted slogans and held signs demanding de Blasio close the prison sooner.
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Slogans like "Housing is a right, freedom is a career" began appearing on walls in the neighborhood.
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Protests spread across the country on Wednesday, with many teachers joining students, who chanted slogans demanding justice.
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Abercrombie pulled the designs, and the teenagers offered to help them come up with more empowering slogans.
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They sing patriotic songs, recite Mr. Xi's slogans about the "Chinese dream" and reminisce about revolutionary heroes.
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The slogan 'The people want a civil state' is one of the top slogans of the protests.
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Demonstrators shout slogans during a protest against the government's Citizenship Amendment Bill in Guwahati, India, Dec. 13.
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Instead, the administration has delivered a bundle of simplistic national security slogans rife with contradictions and gaps.
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Cory Booker shouts slogans for him as he announces his presidential bid during a press conference Feb.
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The Columbia Journalism Review pointed out that slogans have been a tradition in American newspapers for centuries.
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Groups of women and children, protected by human chains of young men, stood clapping and shouting slogans.
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"There are slogans, there are mottos, there are statements — that is not a programme," says Mr Shlosberg.
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And more than 20,000 of Trump&aposs Twitter followers have QAnon slogans or references in their profiles.
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Thousands of protesters rallied outside Parliament during the debate, waving Greek flags and chanting anti-government slogans.
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No stained T-shirts with wacky slogans, no "Juicy"-butt sweatpants, no cut-off denim shorts, please.
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For example, girls pants include adjustable drawstrings, decked out with slogans like "Dream Crazy Big" on them.
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Chanting slogans in support of the Arab guerrilla movement, they clashed in the streets with security forces.
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Thousands of refugees marched prayed and chanted slogans in events across the sprawling camps in southern Bangladesh.
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One of the things I've always been interested in your lyrics is your use of political slogans.
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They were opposed by counter-protesters, some dressed in black with face masks, who shouted anti-Nazi slogans.
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" The next day, he accused Sanders of throwing out "easy slogans and punting when the going gets tough.
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Many of the slogans were chanted partly in Mandarin during the protest so Chinese mainland tourists could understand.
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A group of protesters chant slogans at the old grand bazaar in Tehran, Iran, Monday, June 25, 2018.
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Later that night, The Illuminator art collective projected "Free Shahidul" slogans on the walls of Grand Central Station.
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" This is the danger expressed by the three slogans of Orwell's fictitious Ministry of Truth: "War is peace.
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The reason this works is partly Ms Le Pen's shrewd feel for simple language and anti-elite slogans.
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In at least one case, the distribution of prohibited SS symbols or slogans on WhatsApp had legal consequences.
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Activists railed against bankers, migrants and rootless experts; one of their slogans was "We want our country back".
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Protest slogans, such as All Lives Matter and Blue Lives Matter, were created in reference to the police.
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From that moment on, the trio's slogans for peace moved into public spaces with human bodies as performers.
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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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We are drawn to products that feature feminist slogans, and we've all got to make that paper somehow.
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Duckworth was seen in a photo sitting on the floor and holding a sign with the protests slogans.
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The campaign portrayed opponents of Zuma as agents of "white monopoly capital", with slogans referring to "economic apartheid".
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Some were throwing eggs and writing slogans on the walls of the police headquarters building before eventually dispersing.
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It's full of half-hearted reblogs and sappy inspirational slogans, but it's removed of any personality or audience.
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But there is a market for slogans that flatten LGBTQ experiences in the name of homogeneity and palatability.
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Protesters chanted slogans against President Vladimir Putin as they launched the planes - a reference to the app's logo.
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TO VIEW the footage of crowds in Charlottesville yelling Nazi slogans and flying Swastika banners is troubling anywhere.
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The modern, coliseum-sized Birmingham Arena was draped with the advertising slogans of a number of familiar brands.
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The most innovative apples on the market are patented and trademarked, and have catchy names, logos, and slogans.
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On the wall were slogans such as "Don't trust the banks" and "I've a right to a roof".
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Chanting anti-government slogans, they were heading toward the Republic plaza, in the northeast of the city center.
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Across seven continents, protestors brandished homemade signs and posters emblazoned with calls for equality and anti-Trump slogans.
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However, those who have not fared well this time around could reconsider their slogans the next time out.
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"Protect the human rights of poor people" was one of the slogans strung on banners around the area.
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Like everyone else I am horrified that people believed these bumper sticker slogans filled with hate he spewed.
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" Protesters chanted "marriage equals human rights" and many waved rainbow-painted banners with slogans including "love is love.
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Progressive evangelical pastor Doug Pagitt is touring the nation contrasting Trump campaign slogans against quotes from the Bible.
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Hundreds of protesters chanted slogans against Babis outside parliament for hours as the house debated the confidence motion.
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Homophobic slogans were daubed on the walls of his house and he was shouted at in the street.
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And this absence of substance beyond the slogans seems to be true of his positions across the board.
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It has added red banners into the game with slogans such as "safeguard national security, safeguard world peace".
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Decolonization was the era of grand slogans about the advancement of peoples and modernization through massive infrastructure projects.
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Hundreds of residents gathered near the site, chanting "God is great" as well as slogans denouncing terrorist attacks.
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Outside Solberg's office, about 40 people protested against Temer with banners featuring slogans such as "stop rainforest destruction".
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Still, Mr. Trump has shown a knack for picking up historical slogans and themes from the nationalist right.
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At Maple Grove High School in Minnesota, racist graffiti, mixed with Trump slogans, made black students feel unsafe.
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If the slogans chanted by protesters are any indication, they no longer believe in Rouhani or his advisors.
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The videos showed crowds marching down the streets of different cities, including Tehran, and chanting anti-government slogans.
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Economic slogans morphed into political ones, some even calling for the downfall of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Within hours, dozens of sellers on Etsy had whipped up merchandise — T-shirts and buttons — bearing both slogans.
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In 2018, lighting designer Kim Yong Il created a light show comprised of political slogans and party symbols.
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Near a security checkpoint, about 40 protesters chanted anti-ISIS slogans and called for "death" to the Taliban.
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He arrived in the Gobi knowing only a few sayings and slogans in English ("Long live Chairman Mao").
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As rebels rallied around Sunni Islamist slogans, Assad drew on allies including Shi'ite Islamist militias backed by Iran.
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The quirky cards feature positive slogans, like, "You are actual sunshine," and are definitely designed to be uplifting.
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Protesters wore pink Women's March hats, hijabs, shirts with slogans like I'M A HINDU WHO STANDS WITH MUSLIMS.
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On Friday night, around 100 white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia campus and chanted Nazi slogans.
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" Their signs spelled out inflammatory slogans: "Sell my soul to the oil devil/art for people not profit.
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After a few conventional protests, they decided to demonstrate topless, often with political slogans written on their bodies.
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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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Today, Mr. Koetters continues that tradition with punny slogans for capital cities, should you want to visit them.
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I appropriate historical presidential campaign posters and slogans and re-insert them back into the current political landscape.
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When the protests started last Thursday in the city of Mashhad, demonstrators chanted slogans about the weak economy.
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A crowd of civilians gathered, hurling stones from narrow alleys and screaming anti-India slogans from their balconies.
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Or they may do none of that and just shout al-Qaeda or ISIS slogans during the attack.
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" Most political bots these days are similarly crude, limited to the repetition of slogans like "#LockHerUp" or "#MAGA.
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But her work has been canonized by museums and galleries, and feminist slogans are enshrined on T-shirts.
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"When you go with very radical slogans, you only make people more angry," she said, with unpredictable consequences.
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One recent morning, Nargiz climbed onto a packed private bus, covered in plastic roses and hand-painted slogans.
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Father and son left the chamber before the vote was taken and their supporters shouted slogans in support.
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Liberian democracy means daily traffic jams caused by thousands of people marching through the streets chanting campaign slogans.
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Chanting slogans like "Bouteflika: get out!" the protesters have shocked the country's elites and threatened the regime's future.
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Demonstrations, protests, and shouting slogans are allowed in Hong Kong, but I do not think violence is appropriate.
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As the city watched the Tiananmen crackdown in horror, Giordano began producing T-shirts with pro-student slogans.
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But as with any issue, it is important to go beyond the slogans and look at the specifics.
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A contingent of a half dozen Cosby backers — more than on previous days — chanted slogans on his behalf.
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Quicken Loans on Wednesday, though, was a sea of slogans about the team's (and the city's) underdog status.
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Mr. Trump is nothing but a strange surrogate for the lack of catchy slogans and German political coolness.
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Rural Americans were tired of slogans, lip service and benign or blatant disregard of their ideals and recommendations.
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For a year and a half, they loved and suffered, starved and partied, painted slogans and formed councils.
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One of the Clippers' marketing slogans this season is "We Over Me," but they have seldom been whole.
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As the mourners passed the presidential palace, chanting anti-government slogans, bullets were exchanged with the presidential guards.
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The surface of the moon may soon be dotted with corporate logos, and its craters labeled with slogans.
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But even the red and yellow banners sporting communist slogans are an example of the city's dynamic relationship.
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Around 4,000-5,000 demonstrators walked with banners bearing heavily ironic slogans such as "we do not need elections".
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Instead of identifying our most pressing challenges and proposing potential solutions, we were offered slogans and finger pointing.
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The demonstrators discredited that idea when they massed around it brandishing burning torches and chanted white supremacist slogans.
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The government has enlisted stars like Jackie Chan to distill "socialist core values" and complex slogans for audiences.
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The protesters sang songs and chanted slogans including "rebellion!" and "the oceans / are rising / and so are we".
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She marketed her clothing line with slogans about female empowerment and was finishing a book on the topic.
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The gatherings were filled with colorful signs, slogans for various presidential candidates — and the trademark knitted hats. 2750.
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Candidates are never as heroic as portrayed by their staffs or as unswerving as suggested by their slogans.
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"PKK out" was among the slogans shouted at Kilicdaroglu on Sunday, according to video footage of the incident.
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Protesters chant slogans in opposition to a new fuel tax during the "yellow vests" demonstration in Paris, Dec.
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Crowds sang, danced and waved flags and pictures of Assad, chanting slogans praising the army and the president.
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Angry workers from the TLP have also staged sit-ins and chanted slogans against Pakistan officials and judges.
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Some of the demonstrators targeted businesses perceived as sympathetic to the Chinese government, covering their premises with slogans.
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Baseball caps for sale bore such slogans as "Make Alberta Great Again", "The West Wants Out" and "Wexit".
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While the clashes occurred, thousands of peaceful protesters marched across the country as they voiced anti-Trump slogans.
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Protests erupted in Galkayo after the U.S. strikes, with demonstrators burning U.S. flags and chanting anti-American slogans.
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The slogan "glorify Kaohsiung, safeguard Taiwan" in an anti-Han rally heavily resembles protest slogans in Hong Kong.
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" And one of those slogans that has gotten a lot of attention is, "Forces of opposition, bow down.
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These cards often come with slogans like "Gruss vom Krampus" (greetings from krampus) or "Brav Sein" (be good).
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Its assortment of baby and kids clothes are gender neutral and free of logos, slogans, and excessive patterns.
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Many fled, some of them taking off their T-shirts that bore anti-corruption slogans as they ran away.
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"We were better off alone," the movie's ad campaign says, in a nod to vintage slogans of the past.
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Protests broke out in parts of Jordan's capital Amman inhabited by Palestinian refugees, with youths chanting anti-American slogans.
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Some mourners hurled rocks and chanted anti-Bashir slogans, prompting police to fire live ammunition, a Reuters witness said.
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Photo: APInjury lawyers have historically used catchy jingles and memorable slogans to entice recovering patients to secure their services.
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As protesters chanted anti-Saudi slogans, some hurled stones and Molotov cocktails, eventually setting part of the complex ablaze.
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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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"When they launch ballistic missiles with slogans calling for the destruction of Israel, that makes businesses nervous," Obama said.
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Iran's reaction was as furious as Saudi Arabia's was smug, with hardliners and reformers alike reviving old revolutionary slogans.
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Slogans and images have appeared all over downtown Beirut since around-the-clock protests started on Thursday, October 17.
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The party has a long history of requiring people to mouth leaders' slogans as a way of showing loyalty.
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To the extent that the three of us differ, it's not based on knee-jerk ideology, or simplistic slogans.
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" A few hours later supporters did march through the capital, Caracas, chanting slogans such as "Almagro, just fuck off.
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"Ministers and police should be sent to school and we'll run the country," was one of the students' slogans.
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In recent days, however, I'm reminded that they sometimes can be explained by slogans in Latin: mundus vult decipi.
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In deference to Mr Xi, streets are being cleared of protest slogans; demonstrators will be kept at a distance.
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These same groups chanted the same slogans during a torchlit march on the University of Virginia's campus in August.
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China's Communist Party propagandists put out the animated video above, a mash-up of party slogans and Chinese rap.
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But, as that last example shows, very few people connect the dots back to the source of the slogans.
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Their empty slogans reinforced a widely held belief that once they were gone, Russia would become a normal country.
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What if the names of Trayvon Martin, Sandra Bland and slogans like "I Can't Breathe" fade from public memory?
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A CDU official said the party would examine the result and hit back at the AfD's "simple, stupid slogans".
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They shouted anti-government slogans as they tore up paving stones and hurled them at more troopers who appeared.
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Widespread everyday discrimination, both legal and social, is far more consequential than tired slogans wheeled out after every tragedy.
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Members of the Movement for Democratic Change are chanting anti-government slogans as police with water cannons are nearby.
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In an October on Fox News's RedEye, she mocked Hillary Clinton's proposed campaign slogans, which were revealed by Wikileaks.
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Instead, she encourages students and schools to focus on positive slogans or catchphrases that emphasize inclusivity, kindness, and bravery.
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S. slogans were kept at bay by police and not allowed within 3 km (2 miles) of the consulate.
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"When they launch ballistic missiles with slogans calling for the destruction of Israel, that makes businesses nervous," he said.
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These pieces make sly cultural references, and combine ostensibly upbeat slogans with crisp iconography to convey scathing social commentary.
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" Her message was a reference to one of the Democratic candidate's campaign slogans, "I have a plan for that.
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In this context, campaign slogans that take off the tie, so to speak, are effective in a new way.
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Chiuri has brought back iconic slogans like "C'est Dior" and "J'adior," pastered on T-shirts, bags, and slingback heels.
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This attracted Pegida supporters chanting slogans with a Nazi tinge: Lügenpresse ("liar press") and Volksverräter ("traitor to the people").
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Wilson and Rosenberg run ProtestCakes, an Instagram feed that catalogues cakes they make that have activist slogans on them.
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At Saturday's concert, Fana's football stadium was crammed with revellers carrying slogans like "never again," and "I am Ramata".
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He added that his attackers shouted "MAGA" and other pro-Trump slogans as well as homophobic and racial slurs.
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"There are two powers ruling the US, the Democrats and Republicans, but they are just empty slogans," he says.
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Upon his arrival for the opening of the technology fair on Saturday, Felipe faced protesters chanting anti-monarchist slogans.
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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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Some demonstrators smashed a window and painted slogans on Mr. Shyy's residence, calling on him to condemn the police.
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"A strong and determined country with a connection between the government and the citizen," one of the slogans read.
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Outside the gathering, about 300 protestors chanted slogans and brandished signs and banners reading "fossil free" and "don't drill".
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And some journalism loathers proudly wear slogans on their backs openly advocating violence against members of the Fourth Estate.
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Tejerina's grade for both: AAnother standout for Tejerina was this pair of slogans from Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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In February, the Virginia legislature repealed the bans on both advertising happy hour prices and creative happy hour slogans.
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It is also highly vulnerable to derogatory presidential campaign slogans (socialized medicine, medical communism) that could sway many Americans.
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Similarly, the setbacks for the Conservatives in the U.K. election in part represented a rejection of simplistic chauvinistic slogans.
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Protesters parade by, carrying slogans that refer in explicit terms to both Mr. Trump and his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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The protesters reportedly held signs and chanted slogans about a range of issues, including immigration reform and LGBT rights.
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Its celebration at a roadside stall featured posters bearing the slogans, "India Loves Trump" and "Trump Our Only Hope".
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"No more statues - give us food," read the slogans on signs they held up near the city's independence monument.
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Conte said he would no longer accept Salvini's attacks on his ministers and accused him of relying on "slogans".
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Children paraded in military fatigues and chanted anti-Western slogans, praising Mr. Mugabe as the conqueror of the British.
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A mob of white men carrying torches and chanting racist slogans marches into a southern town and violence ensues.
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Eight Swiss women in their late 60s and 70s make jokes and share snacks while painting slogans on banners.
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Its ancient caste hierarchy perpetuated divisions and did not translate easily into the unifying slogans of modern mass politics.
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But some worry the terms "Medicare for all" and "single payer" are at risk of becoming empty campaign slogans.
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China may no longer be the bleak land of Mao suits, self-criticism sessions and loudspeakers blaring communist slogans.
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It was not immediately clear whether Macron had managed to go beyond slogans as far as Merkel was concerned.
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These demonstrators yelled slogans such as "Nazis, go home," while rally attendees chanted "USA, USA," according to local reports.
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At times they shouted slogans in Mandarin, mainland China's official tongue, as opposed to Hong Kong's main language Cantonese.
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Last year, five students stormed the stage, shouting slogans, during a question-and-answer session with him on campus.
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Mindful of details like these, the citizens clap and shout slogans and root for the soldiers from their country.
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"Bring back the asylums" sounds catchy, but here are some more useful slogans to help steer the conversation: 1.
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"We need a chief executive, not a chief politician," Mr. Collins said, recycling one of his own campaign slogans.
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The trouble is, these campaigns in this day and age, really are about slogans and not about issues anymore.
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As of 2017, at least, capital and its incessant planetary movements still reliably make a mockery of such slogans.
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Marketers flatter our sense of agency with slogans like "Just Do It" (Nike) and "Declare Your Path" (New Balance).
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At Uber, the ride-hailing company, values were encapsulated in such slogans as "champion's mindset" and "always be hustlin' ".
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Iowa State University prohibited political slogans on sidewalks after students complained that the messages had become discriminatory and divisive.
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The marches were largely critical of Trump, with demonstrators in multiple cities heard yelling anti-Trump slogans while marching.
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They covered their office with sketches, trial slogans and historical examples of illustrations and graphics to use for inspiration.
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In classrooms, children as young as 7 are taught to love the Chinese Communist Party and recite party slogans.
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They have lost in Austria, Holland and France, and conservatives using populist slogans barely survived Britain's recent snap election.
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Armed with sticks and stones and chanting political slogans, they charged on vehicles and pedestrians, breaking several car windows.
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" The party has used more explicit and controversial slogans and posters too, including those proclaiming "Get your country back!
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They wore lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender slogans, and cowboy fringe, polo shirts and jackets bedazzled with Swarovski crystals.
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Then they filled the legislative chambers, defaced portraits of leaders and spray-painted slogans on the desks and walls.
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It's capable of coming up with catchy slogans, funny signs and even branding efforts to rival Mr. Trump's own.
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But they acknowledged that the medium allows Mr. Trump to reduce complicated subjects to snappy and sometimes misleading slogans.
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Several hundred students had gathered in the Central University of Venezuela's campus, chanting slogans and singing the national anthem.
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But on the border wall and other promises, Mr. Trump now faces the challenge of translating slogans into action.
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The Columbia Journalism Review pointed out that slogans have been a tradition in American newspapers since the 16th century.
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Naturally, Democrats want to rally their troops, too, and have duly come up with dubious slogans of their own.
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Defying a ban on protests, the demonstrators shouted slogans calling on President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to leave power.
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"If anything, bringing in foreign mercenaries would be likely to provide terrific recruiting slogans for the insurgents," she added.
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Maybe this will inspire the presidential candidates to appropriate some of the old, spirits-related slogans for their campaigns.
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These accounting issues are technical and don't provide useful slogans for influencing public opinion, as modern monetary theory does.
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So if we have to do that, we are one of the bands that should have these particular slogans.
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But the protest slogans broadened out into other areas - poor safety standards, late payments, poor insurance coverage and seasonal unemployment.
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It's only slogans, although it's very much symbolic to tell us, 'You Palestinians will not have a capital in Jerusalem.
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Protesters threw rocks at cars, smashed a police cruiser window, punctured tires, and blocked traffic while chanting anti-Trump slogans.
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Hundreds of people chanted slogans and waved rainbow flags on side streets along Istiklal Avenue, Istanbul&aposs main pedestrian thoroughfare.
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Some of it has to do with the fact that they have developed simple slogans that resonate with the public.
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A handful of men carried signs with slogans calling for improved background checks and higher age limits for gun purchases.
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A Kurdish demonstrator chants slogans during a protest against the operation in Afrin, outside the US Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon.
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Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who supports Clinton, described his comments as a "simplistic" mixture of slogans and contradictions.
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Hindu hardliner lawyers, for instance, tried to stop officials from taking the accused to court, and chanted pro-Hindu slogans.
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Military-themed slogans, a staple of state propaganda, were less visible during the party congress, held in the capital Pyongyang.
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Syrians gathered at the funeral briefly chanted slogans against Bashar al-Assad, who they said was responsible for the killings.
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But some demonstrators have in recent days chanted slogans in favor of Pahlavi's grandfather, Reza Shah, breaking a longstanding taboo.
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Operators will have time to remove the offensive slogans, but they can't ignore determinations by the country's chief advertising ombudsman.
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Think of Tracy Emin's quilts, swearwords embroidered on cutesy collars, and plenty of feminist slogans picked out in cross-stitch.
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Some slogans are better than others; UNICOR has an unfortunate habit of calling its facilities "factories with fences" in reports.
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Hundreds of protesters waved Mexican flags, chanted anti-Trump slogans and burned Trump hats and at least one U.S. flag.
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PETER BRYSONAddingham, West Yorkshire I enjoyed Lexington's observation that "populist insurgencies are rarely defeated with slogans in Latin" (January 28th).
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Activists of the Difa-e-Pakistan Council shout anti-US slogans at a protest in Karachi, Pakistan on Jan. 2.
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Demonstrators chant slogans during an annual rally marking the anniversary of the 1979 U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran, Iran, Saturday.
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Such slogans appeal not to the merits of the cause, but to supporters' resentment at being a target of condescension.
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That's right: it may be illegal to wear bright red baseball hats with embroidered slogans on them when you vote.
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And when they learn slogans like "love is love," they'll be able to use them to support their loved ones.
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After hitting it big on Instagram, Brunson began making money from YouTube and from selling T-shirts featuring her slogans.
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Speaking on BBC radio Jurgen Maier, head of German manufacturer Siemens in Britain, said slogans about Brexit were "incredibly unhelpful".
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At recent events, the company has tested out slogans like "reach higher," while striking an apologetic tone for past issues.
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Some protesters chanted "Allahu Akbar" (God is Greatest), while others shouted slogans such as "Slaughter Myanmar" and "Burn the embassy".
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Portland, Oregon, native Amanda Allen Niday created depictions of protestor princesses holding up slogans that challenge sexism, racism, and xenophobia.
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The nonprofit legal advocacy group estimated that about 37 percent of the incidents directly referenced Trump or his campaign slogans.
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It risks further splitting the city into a collection of parochial political and business fiefdoms rallied by meaningless promotional slogans.
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To me, the Women's March wasn't just about the issues or the slogans marchers put on the signs they carried.
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Instead, the President called the killer an "evil loser," evoking the shallow and empty ring of hastily crafted campaign slogans.
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And, although this should go without saying: CNN doesn't endorse these slogans -- all of which were generated by the Twittersphere.
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Through everyday objects, adorned with slogans and imagery praising the Central Powers, visitors were reminded that propaganda infiltrates ordinary lives.
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But while generals still mouth regime slogans, there are signs that the army is retreating to a more institutionalist stance.
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Superimposed on landscapes that evoked an unruined world, slogans railed against the pointlessness and the cruelty of late-capitalist existence.
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Trump has a contentious relationship with the network after using the trademarked slogans to promote his administration's agenda last year.
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Challenge Five: Senator Ernst dares her competitors to come up with catchy slogans for the Trump campaign that involve castration.
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The protesters moved towards riot police chanting anti-fascist slogans, waving Soviet flags and anti-government banners and throwing firecrackers.
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He has put his cards on the table his entire presidency with slogans such as "America First" as policy guideposts.
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Today this meaning is utterly dominant, and antibullying slogans, campaigns and organizations make up a fundamental piece of education culture.
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Their social media accounts even feature buses with near-matching bumper sticker slogans ("honk if you're tired of career politicians").
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By using slogans rather than substance, the Bureau has attempted to muddy the debate waters and obscure its regulatory overreach.
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The Greek neo-fascist party Golden Dawn gathers each year at Thermopylae, lighting torches and chanting anti-immigrant nationalist slogans.
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A white friend of mine, a young entrepreneur, posted "100% ZULU BOY"—one of Zuma's slogans—on his Facebook wall.
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Protesters showed up around 8 AM in front of the WW headquarters with signs featuring slogans like "Riot, not diet."
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The first advertising campaign in the fight against AIDS uses slogans such as "Don't die of ignorance" to raise awareness.
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Anti-American slogans can also still be seen in Pyongyang and throughout the countryside, though they are not that numerous.
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In these forums, they vent about company policies, share protest slogans and discuss plans to coordinate demonstrations for maximum effect.
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Videos show demonstrations of hundreds of thousands of Ethiopians chanting antigovernment slogans, giving a sense of the depth of discontent.
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His attitude and demeanor are boorish and petulant; like a whining child, he keeps repeating the same tired old slogans.
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Many of the chants and placard slogans were directed against Trump's immigration restrictions and plans to build a border wall.
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Waiting for Abhinandan's return on Friday, crowds thronged the road to the crossing, shouting nationalist slogans and waving Indian flags.
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When Kirk spoke at Colorado State University in February 2018, his appearance drew white nationalists who chanted neo-Nazi slogans.
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So Democratic Party leaders crafted vague economic slogans ("A Better Deal" and "For The People") to appeal to all Americans.
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Students writing Mr. Trump's name and slogans in chalk have been accused of hate crimes and spurred calls for censorship.
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But when they come in and order a stack of religious, gun-toting slogans on bumper stickers, I make them.
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Students wearing the caps, like the group from Covington, often repeat the slogans that the president built his campaign around.
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It's wrapped in friendlier, sexier slogans, usually summed up as "Yes Means Yes," but it's the same set of rules.
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Signs with slogans such as "Killer of Babies" and "Humphrey's Johnson's War Salesman" regularly greeted him on the campaign trail.
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In California, the skytypers are busy all year writing corporate slogans over the beaches, three or four times a month.
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Near dawn, thousands of students and residents filed off the square, some in tears, some singing or shouting defiant slogans.
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In 1934, he was fined £5 by a court for painting anti-fascist slogans on Nelson's Column in Trafalgar Square.
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The artist's work has been canonized, and feminist slogans are enshrined on T-shirts, but where does that leave her?
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They have incorporated many of its slogans, and established a sit-in outside the military headquarters in Khartoum this month.
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When they huddle and chant their team's slogans, they sound as primal as starving cougars that have spotted new prey.
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Anti-intellectualism, easy slogans and intellectual laziness have been around for decades, culminating in the king of laziness, Donald Trump.
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In 2016, he was arrested at an on-campus rally and charged with sedition for allegedly shouting anti-India slogans.
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Once they limited their targets to government buildings, spraying them with slogans and throwing stones and other projectiles at them.
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Listen: The video to Miley Cyrus's "Mother's Daughter" offers assorted fetish wear, a determinedly inclusive cast of extras, and slogans.
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At one point, Ayatollah Khamenei could be heard through loudspeakers saying prayers for Mr. Rafsanjani while protesters chanted opposition slogans.
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With slogans like: 'Sieling: Governs Bremen Competently', the mayor is banking on locals opting for a safe pair of hands.
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As demonstrations have progressed, however, chanted slogans have become more specifically anti-clerical, calling for an end to theocratic rule.
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The deputies joined a nearby demonstration where hundreds of government supporters clad in red-shirts chanted slogans and played drums.
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" Up to 93 protesters gathered outside the AfD's election night party, chanting slogans like "All of Berlin, hate the AfD.
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In 2015, Donald J. Trump's "make America great again" and "build a wall" started out as simple but powerful slogans.
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" Protesters gathered outside the Manhattan courthouse yesterday, carrying signs with slogans like "justice for survivors" and "coercion is not consent.
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However, in 1999 many cigarette billboard advertisements were replaced with anti-smoking messages; some featured parodies of cigarette companies' slogans.
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A group of teenagers boycotted Abercrombie & Fitch over offensive slogans on its T-shirts — and the brand pulled the line.
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The political establishment united against the rabble-rouser, amid caustic slogans such as "Vote for the crook, not the fascist".
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The protesters held up signs saying "Henoko new base, NO!" and "Okinawans will not give up," as they chanted slogans.
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They had smashed windows of government offices and tried to break in, shouting obscenities and daubing slogans on shop-fronts.
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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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They chanted slogans such as "Wake up Kazakhstan!" and held banners that read "Kazakhstan without the Nazarbayevs" or "Parliamentary republic".
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Even the tenor of the street protests has shifted, as anti-Iranian slogans have given way to anti-American ones.
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A woman was killed by counterprotesting white supremacists chanting anti-Semitic and homophobic slogans in Charlottesville, Virginia, just last year.
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Kumar was accused of chanting "anti-India" slogans and the rally was dubbed anti-national by Prime Minister Modi's government.
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Gandhi was ridiculed by the BJP for supporting "anti-India slogans" and those who reportedly want to break India up.
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Mr. Kumar was arrested last Friday over his participation in events where anti-India slogans were said to have been shouted.
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Some, such as Keith Haring, used loud slogans such as "Silence=Death" to call for political action on the AIDS crisis.
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Amid chaotic scenes in parliament, opposition lawmakers brandished banners reading "Say no to IMF budget!" and shouting slogans against the government.
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This can continue, but only if companies work alongside governments to truly deliver the change that so many slogans aspire to.
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People place their fists over a burned U.S. flag as they chant slogans outside the Los Angeles office of U.S. Rep.
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According to NME, they were heard chanting "innocent" and "facts don't lie, people do," echoing the slogans on their banner signs.
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The ad featured a beer can with the election slogans "Buck a Beer" and "Vote Cheaper Beer," and Doug Ford's name.
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Best-friend Amy, whose summer plans include volunteering with underserved women in Uganda, rocks a jean jacket covered in feminist slogans.
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Protesters held banners with slogans such as "Viktor give us back democracy", "We want freedom of the press" and "Regime change".
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The slogans reveal the artist's anxiety and perceived lack of agency when it comes to conveying political messages through her art.
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A group of protesters chant slogans at the main gate of old grand bazaar in Tehran, Iran, Monday, June 25, 2018.
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A group of protesters chant slogans at the main gate of old grand bazaar in Tehran, Iran, Monday, June 25, 2018
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Outside the District Court, protestors who supported the policemen shouted slogans and faced off against pro-democracy supporters, who demanded justice.
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Separately, two swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans were found painted in red on a monument at a different cemetery near Lyon.
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"When you lose your campaign, you lose your monopoly on any slogans," Republican National Committee spokesman Steve Guest told The Hill.
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On the one hand we have an egomaniac blowhard who mixes populist slogans with divisive language and precious little policy substance.
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On Saturday, nearly 300 people, many shouting slogans, watched lawmakers engage in heated debate on live video outside the council building.
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For all Jeremy Corbyn's insistence on a new politics, his team still uses focus groups to test slogans and certain phrases.
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Homemade signs proclaimed slogans such as "Nevertheless, She Persisted," quotes from Ida B. Wells, support for intersectional feminism, and trans rights.
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Demonstrators in Diyarbakir, Turkey, shout slogans during a protest against a Syrian military operation in the rebel-held Idlib in Syria.
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The most cynical see a marketing exercise, rebranding everything that China does abroad under slogans that flatter Mr Xi's global pretensions.
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North Korean visitors shout anti-American slogans at the "revenge-pledging place" after visiting the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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The dance was dubbed the "Tekitanka," and slogans that read "Men, this is your ritual!" were displayed along the stadium's sideboards.
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This counts as an "anti-state crime" in North Korea, since without political slogans to inspire them, workers might slack off.
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On Tuesday, some people at the protest shouted slogans in favor of Muhammad Afzal and Pakistan, according to The Press Trust.
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" In the video, the bus can be seen with slogans on the back such as "Follow Me to Mexico" and "Danger!
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More than 200 protesters gathered before dawn at Zuccotti Park in New York City's Financial District, banging drums and chanting slogans.
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The cost of living has also soared, sparking sporadic demonstrations against profiteering and corruption, with many protestors chanting anti-government slogans.
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Slogans that were lampooned then—Medicare for all, a $15 nationwide minimum wage, free tuition at public colleges—are now mainstream.
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Along with other politicians from his party, Barman was shouting slogans against Forest and Rural Minister Naresh Jamatia, demanding his resignation.
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The only slogans were 'SEND NUDES' and 'S&M Sex and Magic' in diamanté grid lettering on cozy, post-rave hoodies.
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It was not clear whether Mr. Geelani had shouted the slogans, and Mr. Narwal declined to give details about the case.
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Racist Babylon has sprayed fascist slogans all over their walls, called them heinous names, and ordered them to go back home.
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The wide spectrum of slogans showed that the wave of demonstrations cover a range of social classes who have different demands.
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Throughout the day, crowds on the Indian side thronged the road to the crossing, shouting nationalist slogans and waving Indian flags.
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Stormy Daniels is about to give Donald Trump a run for his money when it comes to slapping slogans on merch.
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If nothing else, Mr Xi's supply-side reforms will prove that China is among the world's most accomplished suppliers of slogans.
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We need a President who doesn't just engage in rhetoric or slogans or say whatever their pollster tells them to say.
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" "When you see people with swastikas, yelling Nazi slogans, fine people -- as I put it to people -- get out of Dodge.
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Beside the brooding black-turbaned features of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, slogans extol the virtues of the "resistance economy".
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She cited news reports of white school students using Trump slogans to taunt Latino children in schools in Indiana and Iowa.
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But outside the blue-collar core, among public sector workers, youth and the embryonic middle class, patriotic slogans appear less effective.
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Their slogans – "Three Represents" and "Scientific Development," respectively – are given pride of place, but Hu and Jiang's names only appear later.
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But chanted slogans have become more specifically anti-clerical as the demonstrations have progressed, calling for an end to theocratic rule.
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Tweeting those slogans from an account used for official purposes as a federal employee is considered political activity, the letter states.
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This may lack the resonance of De Beers's "A Diamond is Forever", one of the great slogans of the 20th century.
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Some of the slogans included "No justice, no peace, "We shall not be moved" and "white supremacy is not a debate.
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Witnesses said security forces used tear gas against hundreds of protesters shouting slogans against Bashir's administration in Abbasiya neighborhood in Omdurman.
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He wore a T-shirt adorned with slogans of determination — #OneOrlando, #OneHeart, #OnePulse — and an expression that changed by the minute.
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Yet countering the anti-immigration and anti-free-trade slogans in this election year will require all of his oratorical skills.
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In the days after the November 2016 election, an increase in racist slogans and hateful messages was reported, especially in schools.
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On campuses nationwide, students marched against Mr. Trump with signs bearing slogans like "Not my president," and protesters in Oakland, Calif.
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The cost of living has also soared, provoking sporadic demonstrations against profiteering and corruption, with many protesters chanting anti-government slogans.
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Under the slogans "Make America Great Again," Trump has promised to return the country to a mythical heyday for white America.
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Weather plays a key role in the app (as it does in the life of runners in general), including motivational slogans.
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The last time it was embellished with radical slogans was last year, when Nuit Debout occupied the square for two weeks.
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Power is attractive, and electoral victories have a poisonous tendency to serve as public validation of the slogans that produced them.
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By now, teams know not to put dates or timely slogans on towels, so they can be used in another season.
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On the campaign trail, the leftist candidate repeated catchy slogans and rhymes to show his opposition to the militarized drug war.
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If you continue to play you'll see examples of Islamophobic slogans and memes that have actually been spread on social media.
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But a much smaller group broke into the legislative building, smashed glass walls and spray-painted slogans in the inner chamber.
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And it's even more striking when compared with Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign — "America is already great" was one of her slogans.
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Outside the Pasadena courthouse on Tuesday, some 30 DACA supporters gathered in a rose garden, shouting slogans in Spanish and English.
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In unruly classrooms, boys chanted slogans taught by parents and older siblings, and they brawled with partisan rivals in the playground.
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Those gathered in Bucharest chanted anticorruption slogans, denounced the current government and called for early elections, according to several local reports.
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Last week, anarchists went on a vandalism spree in central Athens, smashing storefronts and shouting slogans in support of Mr. Koufodinas.
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He described long days of marching in a crowded cell, chanting slogans and watching propaganda videos about purportedly illegal religious activities.
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I immediately heard chanting, and came face-to-face with a large group of student protesters, waving signs and yelling slogans.
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"'No means no' is puritanism," he says at one point, invoking one of the slogans of the anti-date-rape movement.
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Protesters targeted the office, a potent symbol of Beijing's rule, in July, daubing anti-China slogans on its walls and signs.
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Many women are yelling, shouting, using Sharpies to etch sharply worded slogans onto protest signs, making furious phone calls to representatives.
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The protests kicked into high gear later in the day, with people marching across London, banging drums, whooping and shouting slogans.
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Demonstrators waving signs with single-payer slogans have become a regular feature at town hall meetings hosted by members of Congress.
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On Wednesday, demonstrators also spoke of their anger at how anti-police slogans had recently flourished in crowds and on walls.
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They assembled along a promenade beside Victoria Harbor and chanted slogans while the protest anthem "Glory to Hong Kong" was played.
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They chanted slogans and sang the protest movement's anthem, "Glory To Hong Kong," as a show of support for Mr. Tsang.
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Raygun's website said that Draper was inspired to run a t-shirt shop focused on apparel bearing fun, Iowa-related slogans.
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Dozens of shop windows — even those that had been taped with "No G20" and other slogans — had been reduced to shards.
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Kendall rhymes news with dues — where was he when Tom and Greg were brainstorming new slogans for ATN in episode 6?
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Images from the region showed many houses draped in Turkish flags, while footage showed residents chanting slogans as convoys passed by.
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Others descended on a handful of malls, where they held sit-ins, sang local pop songs and chanted pro-democracy slogans.
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Real estate developers use the artificial mountains to advertise each complex's strong feng shui, with slogans invoking the mountains' mystical properties.
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And, at the junior level, it's more likely that he'd be staying late to work on rewrites, not developing iconic slogans.
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Republicans and Democrats traded punches their official party Twitter accounts on Wednesday, knocking each other over T-shirt slogans and healthcare.
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Anti-American slogans, usually printed in English in the past for the international news media to see, were mostly in Persian.
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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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Instead of catchy, brief, pithy slogans, Rainforest Action Network included multi-page, multi-thousand-word stories of life in the rainforest.
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Mud walls along dusty streets are daubed with murals of the national flag and revolutionary slogans like "Sudan is for all".
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While their art and slogans needed work, their point was worth heeding: we should be strengthening science education, not weakening it.
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The role of Iran's regional policy Over the years, many protesters in Iran have chanted slogans against Iran's activist foreign policy.
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Several demonstrations have taken an increasingly political tone, with anti-regime slogans gaining frequency since January, reflecting already deep popular discontent.
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" One of her campaign slogans nods to her business background, or perhaps to that of the president she supports: "Fire Gillibrand.
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The cost of living has also soared, sparking sporadic demonstrations against profiteering and corruption, with many protesters chanting anti-government slogans.
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But once that's made clear, it shouldn't be too tough to understand why people are put off by BLM-inspired slogans.
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They chant nationalist slogans ("Martyrs don't die, the homeland cannot be divided") and an Islamist slogan chanted at conservative religious marches.
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On Saturday, a crowd waving Ukrainian flags and shouting nationalist slogans looted Sberbank and Alfa bank branches in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital.
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Splattered in red paint on each vehicular abomination is one of two slogans, signifying that gang's affiliation: Wet First, or Paste First?
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It's yonic, particularly when displayed next to floral print, sequined uteri and the swarm of the slogans posters their community has created.
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The complexities of tackling ISIS in two countries amid an array of competing parties do not give themselves easily to campaign slogans.
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They carried signs with slogans like "We are all immigrants" as they chanted "Love, not hate, makes America great!" and other sayings.
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Members of the crowd waved Mexican flags, chanted anti-Trump slogans, and burned Trump hats along with at least one U.S. flag.
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Rather than the normal assortment of hastily scrawled slogans on reclaimed cardboard, the protest spawned a host of actually aesthetically pleasing artwork.
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Jeremiah Moss One of Margaret Thatcher's famous slogans was there is no such thing as society, that we are all just individuals.
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This country continues to roll out new messages and slogans, including 300 to mark the 70th anniversary of its founding in 2015.
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But critics say the government mostly talks a good game on population control and that its actions have not matched its slogans.
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After all, Trump likes politically provocative one-liners and slogans -- talking tough about U.S. adversaries while lambasting allies for alleged free-riding.
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The lower blue background area at the bottom is always reserved for the party's logo, its slogans, or pictures of the candidates.
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"Enough with the old slogans that cleave our land apart—east, west, north, south—we're one country, we're all Ukrainians," Holoborodko says.
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More than a third of the incidents cited Trump's name or slogans; more than two-thirds promoted white supremacist groups or ideology.
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But how did words like "slut" and "bitch," which have been used for generations to cut women down, become slogans of empowerment?
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