They were antigovernment libertarians of the Kochs' own political stripe.
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The pace of the antigovernment violence has, if anything, intensified.
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Rallies now require a permit, which no antigovernment group receives.
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The groups that have been staging regular antigovernment protests erupted.
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The police shot an antigovernment protester last month, inflaming tensions.
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Antigovernment demonstrators last stormed the state-run TV building on Oct.
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It turned out to be a white antigovernment extremist, Timothy McVeigh.
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Iran has blocked Facebook and Twitter since the 2009 antigovernment protests.
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A looming financial crisis in Lebanon has set off antigovernment protests.
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The decision follows weeks of raucous antigovernment protests across the country.
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Dozens of antigovernment activists were arrested in the days before the protests.
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Antigovernment protests swept across Russia on Monday, reaching more than 100 cities.
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As the phone service has returned, so too have the antigovernment protests.
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Antigovernment protesters took to the streets to reject the vote as illegitimate.
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Almost every country in the region has seen large-scale antigovernment demonstrations.
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Months of antigovernment protests had centered on Iran's influence in the country.
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His ideology was a mixture of anti-religion, anticommunism, antigovernment, and so forth.
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Beijing's plans may include national security legislation that could help stifle antigovernment demonstrations.
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Despite antigovernment uprisings in 2004 and 2014, the country's fundamental character remains unchanged.
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On Tuesday, thousands of antigovernment demonstrators clashed with forces allied to Mr. Maduro.
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"Here people have their rights, here Warsaw is free," the antigovernment protesters replied.
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The talks broke down after Mr. Assad's government cracked down on antigovernment protesters.
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The protesters had accused the official, Patricia Arce, mayor of Vinto, of orchestrating a pro-government mob that tried on Wednesday to break up an antigovernment blockade, a clash that resulted in the death of an antigovernment protester, officials said.
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The situation is prompting a renewed focus on how the U.S. monitors antigovernment groups.
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Our government cannot afford to take the threats of insurrectionists and antigovernment folk lightly.
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Second, the Republican Party is not as antigovernment as its elites think it is.
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About 74 percent listed antigovernment violence, while 39 percent listed "Al Qaeda-inspired" violence.
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That year, during antigovernment protests, a Globo office in Rio was attacked and burned.
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The source was the Russian Defense Ministry, not a video posted by antigovernment activists.
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At least 500 people have been killed in antigovernment demonstrations in the past year.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has given full-throated support to the antigovernment protesters in Iran.
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Things took a turn in 2002, when an economic downturn helped prompt antigovernment protests.
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All this antigovernment propaganda, from the right and the Democratic centrists, weakens our republic.
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They have become an emblem for the antigovernment protests the B.J.P. has railed against.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Motley throngs of masked antigovernment protesters hurl rocks, fireworks and Molotov cocktails.
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Outrage at the law set off weeks of nationwide antigovernment protests, which are continuing.
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The last civilians caught in the shrinking antigovernment enclave issued panicked calls for help.
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Their case inspired an antigovernment group's weekslong standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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Their antigovernment position could be seen in the sullen faces that peered at us.
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Nearly 300 Iraqis have died in antigovernment demonstrations in the south and in the capital.
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The president of Algeria has submitted his resignation following the largest antigovernment protests in decades.
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The chief prosecutor announced a formal investigation of him for antigovernment activities and encouraging protests.
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The poster illustrates a popular, if unproven, sentiment in the antigovernment camp: that while Mrs.
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Mr. Navalny, although jailed for 15 days after the protests, has continued his antigovernment drumbeat.
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As many as 600 others were killed this fall by security forces suppressing antigovernment protests.
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In Papua, Indonesia's easternmost province, at least 32 people died on Monday in antigovernment protests.
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Antigovernment protesters in Iraq burned down the Iranian consulate in the southern city of Najaf.
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Many people have said the crowds were larger than any antigovernment demonstrations since the 1980s.
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His diptychs show how life returns to normal, even if briefly, as the antigovernment movement continues.
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Four antigovernment protesters remained holed up at an Oregon wildlife refuge encircled by law enforcement roadblocks.
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The death of the student, Chow Tsz-lok, ignited public fury after months of antigovernment demonstrations.
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But in recent months, antigovernment protests have convulsed the country, spreading into more and more areas.
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Antigovernment forces resort to roadside bombs in countries like Afghanistan, Colombia, Iraq, Libya, Myanmar and Ukraine.
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The Basij often has been used to repress antigovernment protesters, according to Iranian dissidents and others.
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Mr. Ghabbash, a law student from Aleppo, repeatedly confessed his actual offense: organizing peaceful antigovernment protests.
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Some 1,000 antigovernment demonstrators were killed when troops suppressed street fighting in Bucharest and other cities.
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Children who had been arrested for spraying antigovernment graffiti on a school were imprisoned and beaten.
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Infighting in Lebanon: Antigovernment protesters in recent months have drawn in people from all religious sects.
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They later evolved into broader antigovernment demonstrations, labeled "the yellow economic circle," which demanded greater democracy.
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It fell to Mr. Puzder to lead the defense, which he framed in aggressively antigovernment terms.
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The details of millions of Iranian bank cards were published online after antigovernment protests last month.
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Russia is "arming, leading, training and fighting alongside antigovernment forces" in Eastern Ukraine, Mr. Tillerson added.
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The group was led by Ammon Bundy, a rancher whose family became a symbol of antigovernment sentiment in 2014 when his father, Cliven Bundy, inspired a standoff between armed local antigovernment activists and federal officials seeking to confiscate cattle grazing illegally on federal land in Nevada.
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Video footage circulated by antigovernment activists showed the bodies of men, women and children sprawled on floors.
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But days later, the man behind the antigovernment protests that have rippled across France was barely apologetic.
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In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the antigovernment protests over the winter have faded, and the country remains dysfunctional.
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He secretly huddled with antigovernment forces that were gathering strength as Germany began to lose the war.
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After appearing in public during an antigovernment rally in July, Mr. Pérez largely disappeared from public view.
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That raid prompted the biggest antigovernment protests in Serbia since the uprising that ousted Milosevic in 2000.
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Many accuse the government of discriminating against them, and some Shiite areas have held violent antigovernment protests.
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The Iraqi authorities lifted a multiday curfew in Baghdad on Saturday that many antigovernment protesters had ignored.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad's re-election in 2009 led to the largest antigovernment protests since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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"I don't know whether to laugh or cry," Bassem Ayoub, a longtime antigovernment activist, posted on Facebook.
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Killings of activists, judicial officials, local government leaders, and journalists by antigovernment insurgents and unknown assailants also continued.
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But the antigovernment protests in Iran that the Trump administration supports are giving the administration a political conundrum.
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Experts say if he reimposed sanctions on Iran it would take away from the antigovernment protests in Iran.
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In a country where antigovernment activists have been killed during Duterte's drug war, Carlos takes such threats seriously.
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Follow a Times photojournalist through a day of antigovernment protests filled with tear gas, arrests and Molotov cocktails.
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Rescue workers and antigovernment activists said that more than 20 people had been killed, with dozens more injured.
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Rand Paul and Mike Lee, both antigovernment conservatives, oppose it on the same grounds as the Freedom Caucus.
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Soon afterward, he attended an antigovernment demonstration, and was beaten by the police and jailed for a month.
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Antigovernment activists circulated videos of lifeless men, women, and children purported to be victims of the chemical attack.
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Security forces, mindful of the 2009 upheavals, are now much better equipped to crush any organized antigovernment demonstrations.
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The image was reminiscent of Mr. Khan's political start: leading antigovernment demonstrations while chanting from atop cargo containers.
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Antigovernment protesters were planning demonstrations in Hong Kong that could descend into violence and clashes with the police.
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Some protesters blocked roads, broke streetlights, vandalized a train station and spray-painted antigovernment graffiti inside shopping malls.
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The union, which formed during last year's antigovernment protest movement, said it would continue the strike on Wednesday.
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Ever since unprecedented antigovernment protests after the disputed 2009 presidential vote, elections have become delicate moments in Iran.
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Sheriff Knezovich said he approached Mr. Shea and tried to counsel him away from adopting increasingly antigovernment sentiments.
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About 22009 percent of the civilian casualties are attributed to what Unama calls "antigovernment elements," largely the Taliban.
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Now, the White House has championed antigovernment protesters in Iran, though experts say Trump's support might be counterproductive.
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Thousands of antigovernment demonstrators are out again today, the second of three straight days of planned civil disobedience.
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Thousands of antigovernment demonstrators are out again today, the second of three straight days of planned civil disobedience.
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After the antigovernment uprising in 2014, several members of Parliament proposed legalizing firearms to eliminate black-market trading.
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On the other side, some antigovernment activists like Adnan Hadad, 31, were asking themselves where the uprising went wrong.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Gray's entrance gate was a clutter of religious and antigovernment messages and warnings to keep out.
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The T-shirts say "Bersih 4," the name of an antigovernment demonstration in Kuala Lumpur, the capital, last August.
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The United Nations has said that antigovernment forces, particularly the Taliban, are responsible for the majority of those deaths.
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The surprise revolt by Mr. Mugabe's aging corps of loyalists comes after nationwide antigovernment protests organized through social media.
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The antigovernment Patriot movement gained 300 new groups over the same time period, a jump of over 60 percent.
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It suggests that a Molotov cocktail thrown by an antigovernment protester was the most likely cause of the blaze.
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According to the antigovernment sources monitored in Damascus, once the American surveillance aircraft withdrew from the area on Sept.
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He was still writing his incisive, mordant, antigovernment editorials, still fending off attacks from the administration of President Chávez.
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The Assad regime's intention was to keep the Kurds out of the rebellion and sow dissension among antigovernment groups.
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More recently, she had drawn attention for traveling to Hong Kong and writing essays about the antigovernment protests there.
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"I feel the ecstasy of revenge now," said Malek al-Shimali, an antigovernment activist who recently fled to Turkey.
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The hard drives were filled with marketing fliers, written by bankers, who sold cum-ex with an antigovernment pitch.
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The agency blamed most of those on "antigovernment elements," a term that in most cases refers to the Taliban.
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It remained unclear who killed a dozen protesters and bombed the home of the antigovernment cleric Moktada al-Sadr.
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Minutes later, antigovernment protesters grabbed the Whipala standard from Police Headquarters and burned it on the city's main square.
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It suggests that a Molotov cocktail thrown by an antigovernment protester was the most likely trigger for the blaze.
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A. One group, selected last month at a meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, includes antigovernment fighters and civilian political figures.
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Enormous antigovernment demonstrations in Iraq and Lebanon, some tinged with hostility toward Iran, have suddenly put Iran's interests at risk.
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"There's a sense of relief," said Hassan Taqieddine, an antigovernment activist in Douma, a besieged suburb of the capital, Damascus.
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He added that he did not expect violence to decrease, claiming that the protests have been hijacked by antigovernment elements.
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Thousands of police officers were deployed to the hospital out of fear that his death might lead to antigovernment protests.
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The birthplace of Colonel Qaddafi, Surt is also where the Libyan dictator was killed by antigovernment militia fighters in 2011.
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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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Radio Television Hong Kong reports a small group of antigovernment protesters did fight with white-clad men early Monday morning.
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He has also attempted to crush the opposition by jailing or exiling critics, and using lethal force against antigovernment protesters.
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A group of older women known as the Grannies Against the Right have become a fixture at Austrian antigovernment protests.
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Four years later, he was among many opposition supporters who were beaten as they tried to stage an antigovernment rally.
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The country has been roiled by deadly antigovernment protests in Baghdad and the Shiite-dominated south for nearly two months.
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The protests morphed into the largest antigovernment demonstrations since a popular uprising toppled the Serbian strongman Slobodan Milosevic in 193.
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Instagram-ready works of art and graphic design — sometimes whimsical, mostly anonymous — are defining features of the city's antigovernment demonstrations.
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In the past months, in the face of antigovernment protests, it was Iraqi forces firing tear gas to dispel protesters.
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As antigovernment demonstrations in the semiautonomous city become increasingly violent, some residents see echoes of the bloodier summer of 234.
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In the past nine months, Afghan and American-led international forces have killed more civilians than all antigovernment forces combined.
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Meet the Students Fueling Hong Kong's Protests: 'We May Die' Antigovernment protests have raged all summer, aided by student activists.
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Mistakenly believing that a 16-year-old had fired on them, a mob of antigovernment protesters stabbed him to death.
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In 1989, Mr. Abdel Rahman was put on trial again in Egypt, charged with instigating an antigovernment riot in Fayoum.
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The opposition leader Aleksei Navalny, above, was jailed a day after the largest antigovernment protests in more than five years.
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What's at Stake Antigovernment ideologues resent the Department of Housing and Urban Development even when they know nothing about it.
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A core group of combative young agitators has come to define the antigovernment protests that have convulsed Hong Kong since June.
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An antigovernment activist named Firas has managed to smuggle in small batches of bulgur wheat that he delivers door to door.
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News Analysis IT is tempting to dismiss the antigovernment gunmen who took control of an animal refuge in Oregon on Jan.
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Enormous antigovernment demonstrations in both countries, some tinged with hostility and resentment toward Iran, have suddenly put Iran's interests at risk.
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She missed them constantly, particularly during the chaos of the past seven months when Hong Kong was rocked by antigovernment demonstrations.
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Antigovernment resentments over past bank bailouts linger, stoked by candidates in both parties (though taxpayers got their money back, with dividends).
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"Our house is being shaken," Modar Sheikho, a nurse and antigovernment activist in rebel-held Aleppo, said in a text message.
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On Tuesday, much to the consternation of Mr. Castro, Mr. Obama will sit down with antigovernment dissidents and civil society leaders.
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Mr. Qappani became an antigovernment media activist in Moadhamiyeh, a suburb less than two miles from downtown Damascus, the Syrian capital.
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Despite mass civilian casualties and major territorial losses, the armed groups in the enclave refused to withdraw, according to antigovernment activists.
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They maintained a staunch antigovernment ideology and consistently fought the efforts of American leaders to cede any power to international organizations.
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Video showing an armored vehicle running over antigovernment protesters, he said, was fake news and "information warfare" by Mr. Maduro's enemies.
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When unrest recently erupted in Iran, President Trump used Twitter to reach out directly to antigovernment demonstrators in dozens of towns.
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The antigovernment sources estimated that the convoy had been reduced to about 200 fighters, plus family members; others had sneaked away.
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An enormous military parade in Beijing today commemorated 70 years of Communist Party control, hours before antigovernment demonstrations in Hong Kong.
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One criticized the police for how they handled the antigovernment demonstrations that have rocked the city of Hong Kong since June.
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Soaring gas prices set off mass antigovernment protests in November, which the government put down with violence, killing hundreds of protesters.
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The ambassador, Rob Macaire, was briefly detained on Saturday after being picked up at an antigovernment demonstration at a Tehran university.
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As the cleanups tapered off, thousands of antigovernment protesters were beginning a police-approved march from a park in Tuen Mun.
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The recent outpourings of popular discontent, spurred on by Mr. Navalny, have been the biggest antigovernment demonstrations in Russia in years.
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As the cleanups tapered off, thousands of antigovernment protesters were beginning a police-approved march from a park in Tuen Mun.
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Many Egyptians reported that TV stations broadcasting pictures of the crowd had cut out audio feeds that carried the antigovernment chants.
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If Islamic State fighters flee, pro- and antigovernment forces could find themselves facing each other across an unpredictable new front line.
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Antigovernment activists and conflict monitors reported clashes, shelling and airstrikes on Saturday in areas near the capital, Damascus, and farther north.
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Another antigovernment media group, the Shahba Press Agency, shared several videos from the battered towns north of the city on social media.
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All those disparate groups—which had not worked together before—now make up the radical antigovernment movement that is still active today.
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Much of the continuing antigovernment protest, cleared overnight from the roundabout where the bombing occurred, had shifted to the convention center also.
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Semih Idiz, a columnist for the newspaper, wrote on Thursday about the "celebratory mood in antigovernment circles in Turkey" over the arrest.
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Recent unrest in Iran has also erupted over economic concerns, which fueled the antigovernment protests that roiled the country late last year.
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When unrest erupted in Iran this month, President Trump used Twitter to reach out directly to antigovernment protesters in dozens of towns.
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However, with the Kremlin worried about the young flocking to antigovernment, pro-democracy protests, there has been less emphasis on her exploits.
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Antigovernment protesters are forming flash mobs at the homes and businesses of figures linked to the government, and posting the videos online.
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But White House officials said antigovernment forces could not have fabricated the volume of evidence that points to the Assad regime's responsibility.
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A video of the episode quickly spread online, becoming a symbol for the antigovernment movement that has gripped the country for days.
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Prosecutors also accused Huawei of helping the Iranian government install surveillance equipment to monitor and detain antigovernment protesters in Tehran in 2009.
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According to the Violations Documentation Center, an antigovernment watchdog, more than 1,100 Syrians have been killed in chemical weapons and gas attacks.
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What is your opinion on visiting the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon, after it was occupied by antigovernment protesters last year?
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"The continued use of indiscriminate, disproportionate and illegal I.E.D. devices by antigovernment elements is particularly appalling and must immediately stop," he said.
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Tumxuk lies between Kashgar and Aksu, larger settlements that have been a focus of the Chinese government's drive to stifle antigovernment sentiment.
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Antigovernment demonstrations have become a regular occurrence in Romania, but in recent months numbers have dropped significantly as fatigue has set it.
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Antigovernment demonstrations have increased in size and scope as food, medicine and fuel have grown scarcer and basic government services have collapsed.
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Hundreds of miles west, four remaining antigovernment protesters occupying a wildlife refuge in Oregon demanded pardons for themselves and 26 associates in custody.
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After the mayor was accused of organizing a pro-government mob, antigovernment protesters kidnapped her, cut her hair and doused her in paint.
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Months of antigovernment protests and increasingly violent clashes with the police have upended daily life, with the potential to alter the city's character.
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A police officer shot an antigovernment protester at point-blank range, while across town a man arguing with protesters was set on fire.
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As government warplanes stepped up attacks on the insurgent-held suburbs of Damascus, one crashed southeast of the city, according to antigovernment activists.
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The farmer, Baek Nam-gi, 68, was struck by a police water cannon last November during the largest antigovernment demonstration under Ms. Park.
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Antigovernment demonstrators blocked roads in several districts and appeared to force the suspension of some light rail services and delays on subway lines.
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The family said the the charges appeared to stem from the Eldarats' humanitarian support of Libyan antigovernment groups during the uprising against Col.
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In the decade up to 2014, the security forces struggled with a series of violent antigovernment attacks for which they blamed Uighur separatists.
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She joined a local opposition movement, and after participating in several antigovernment demonstrations, she was marked as an enemy of the governing regime.
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Past antigovernment demonstrations were dominated by rage and indignation, but Mr. Guaidó and his allies have tried to strike a hopeful, conciliatory tone.
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"They were like a card for us, pressing the regime warplanes not to bomb civilians," said Mohammed Saeed, an antigovernment activist in Idlib.
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Russia saw the biggest antigovernment protests in years as thousands of people gathered in dozens of cities to protest corruption and political stagnation.
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The funeral of the fruit seller grew into a series of antigovernment protests that chased Mr. Ben Ali into exile in January 2011.
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The officials said a number of recent intelligence briefings showed an increase in domestic terrorist threats associated with white nationalists and antigovernment groups.
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Hong Kong attack: Dozens of people were wounded at a train station as men with sticks and metal bars apparently targeted antigovernment demonstrators.
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Mr. Jatar's wife, Silvia Martínez, said he was once threatened by the authorities when he sent reporters to cover antigovernment protests in 2014.
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He was one of the first major politicians to address the crowds of antigovernment demonstrators who have filled central Seoul on recent weekends.
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Antigovernment protests in Bucharest, the capital, last year turned violent when the police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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At least four people in Venezuela were killed and dozens injured in border clashes between antigovernment protesters and loyalists of President Nicolás Maduro.
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She found only a shepherd near Raqqa, several hundred miles northeast of Dara'a, the southern city where antigovernment protests first flared in March 2011.
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Officials and conservative commentators in Iran have branded the uprisings as "sedition" — a term they used for domestic antigovernment demonstrations in 2009 and 2017.
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Those have been carried out mainly by Syrian government forces, but lately also by Russian military planes, according to antigovernment activists on the ground.
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But across Egypt, dozens and perhaps hundreds of antigovernment activists were also rounded up, including Islamist administrators of Facebook pages, Mr. Abdul Rahman said.
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Earlier in the day, clashes had erupted in Vinto between club-wielding supporters of Mr. Morales and antigovernment protesters who were blocking a bridge.
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Many labels for Gavin Long have emerged from the rich digital footprint that he left behind — former Marine, antigovernment radical, alpha male, life coach.
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Demonstrators are now hounding the new culture minister, Marcelo Calero, after he asserted that the antigovernment protest in Cannes had debased Brazil's image abroad.
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"There are about four houses on the ground," Abdulkafi al-Hamdo, an antigovernment activist in Aleppo, said by text message after visiting the scene.
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For Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, a schoolteacher and antigovernment activist in the eastern part of Aleppo, the attacks escalated the mounting stress on his family.
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Omran's picture and video were distributed by the Aleppo Media Center, a longstanding group of antigovernment activists and citizen journalists who document the conflict.
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The charges filed against the teenager related to his attendance at antigovernment protests, some that took place when he was as young as 10.
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The original caption reads: A Buddhist monk used clappers while sitting in a tent in the antigovernment protesters' encampment in Bangkok's main shopping district.
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Having found common cause with her protégé in "promoting a conservative antigovernment agenda" Lane designated MacBride, when he was 27, as her sole beneficiary.
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Mr. Nasser also said that several years ago, Mr. Ahmed told him that federal agents had spoken with Mr. Ahmed about his "antigovernment" rhetoric.
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The resignation of Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili was announced in the wake of a series of antigovernment protests that have disrupted Tbilisi, the capital.
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Mr. Xie said he had been "brainwashed" into antigovernment beliefs at training sessions organized in Hong Kong and South Korea by human rights groups.
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The revolt in Tunisia ignited antigovernment protests and rebellions across North Africa and the Middle East that became known collectively as the Arab Spring.
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He has been detained without trial since he was arrested while photographing the deadly antigovernment protests that roiled Egypt in the summer of 2013.
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Democracy advocates were ebullient on Monday as they made clear they would continue to challenge government policies and stand in solidarity with antigovernment demonstrators.
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Despite crystalline spring weather, the Moscow turnout was smaller than an antigovernment rally before Mr. Putin's inauguration in 2012, which also ended in arrests.
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As antigovernment rallies swell in Venezuela, General Motors said it was pulling out of the country because the authorities seized its vehicle assembly plant.
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The assault on Sunday targeted people who were returning from antigovernment protests, and raised the fears of violence compounding political upheaval in the city.
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The assault on Sunday targeted people who were returning from antigovernment protests, and raised the fears of violence compounding political upheaval in the city.
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And Iran has faced a growing backlash over its entanglements in the Middle East and its severe repression of domestic antigovernment protests last month.
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In subsequent decades, "March Song for My Dear," which commemorated those killed in Gwangju, has become a rallying cry in antigovernment or labor protests.
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Antigovernment protests in August 2018 led to clashes between security forces and demonstrators, with hundreds injured after tear gas and water cannons were deployed.
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Nearly three-quarters of the detained journalists were jailed after being accused of antigovernment activities, many of them under broad and vague counterterrorism laws.
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And that remaining ownership and management of large tracts of forest and grazing lands is the core of the problem for antigovernment protesters in Oregon.
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The group is small — an exact number is hard to pin down — but claims to have the backing of a long list of antigovernment groups.
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The militia movement includes a number of armed, antigovernment groups, who often hold right-wing views and whose numbers have reportedly grown in recent years.
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The prosecution had pressed for all five to remain incarcerated, planning to present fresh evidence of an antigovernment plot alongside discussions of jihad and martyrdom.
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Medics said hospital space and supplies were running low, while antigovernment activists shared videos of wounded men in bloodstained bandages sprawled on crowded clinic floors.
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They say it carries multiple meanings — from benign to sinister — and often serves as a "dog whistle" for racist, anti-Semitic and antigovernment conspiracy theorists.
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State Department officials, Syrian antigovernment activists, Mr. Assad's supporters and Syrian opposition negotiators all reacted with disbelief, not sure whether to lament, celebrate or laugh.
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While human rights groups welcomed the news of Mr. Ruzimuradov's release, they said many antigovernment critics remained incarcerated, including some scheduled for trial next week.
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Its author is a former spokeswoman for Syrian antigovernment groups, and the questions appear to nudge respondents toward endorsing United States military action in Syria.
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A link to the PDF was also posted on a blog maintained by the Oath Keepers, the antigovernment group composed of numerous law-enforcement officials.
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His son Majid had been inside the prison for over a week, after being arrested during the largest antigovernment demonstrations Iran has seen in years.
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On Thursday evening, thousands gathered in Piata Victoriei, a major square in Bucharest that has been the site of frequent antigovernment protests in recent years.
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"You look at the landscape now — it is scattered," he said, with white supremacists and antigovernment organizations rivaling jihadists in their aspiration to foment mayhem.
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Iran had sought to expel him after he was detained briefly on Saturday, accused of attending an illegal antigovernment demonstration at a university in Tehran.
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Antigovernment activists and doctors working in eastern Aleppo have corroborated, through Skype and WhatsApp, that Bana and her mother are who they say they are.
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Antigovernment activists have posted photos online, purporting to show structures around the spring that they say were damaged by exploding barrels dropped from government helicopters.
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For many of those involved in the so-called Green Revolution, the antigovernment demonstrations in 21954, he was a lone establishment voice representing their beliefs.
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TEHRAN — Antigovernment protests roiled Iran on Tuesday, as the death toll rose to 21 and the nation's supreme leader blamed foreign enemies for the unrest.
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Four antigovernment protesters still occupying an Oregon wildlife refuge said they were ready to give up if a felony charge against one of them was ignored.
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On Saturday, an armed group of antigovernment protesters occupied a remote federal wildlife refuge in Oregon and warned that they would not leave without a fight.
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The antigovernment demonstrations began in early October, pausing two weeks ago after security forces had killed nearly 150 protesters nationwide and then resuming again on Friday.
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The historic heyday of denaturalization was during McCarthyism, when the Internal Security Act of 2628 added provisions that stripped citizenship based upon political and antigovernment beliefs.
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At least four antigovernment protesters were killed and 90 injured when security forces ejected them from Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, hospital sources said on Saturday.
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"We consider it the end of the truce, but we will keep demonstrating," Anas al-Maarawi, an antigovernment activist, said by phone from Maarat al-Noaman.
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In Hama, one voter said he had spent 49 days in prison because his name had been confused with that of someone suspected of antigovernment activity.
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The Oregon occupation, at a remote and frigid reserve in the southeastern part of the state, was rooted in antigovernment fervor and captured the nation's attention.
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Many of the Ethiopia's new engines of growth — sugar factories, textile mills, foreign-owned flower farms — now lie in ashes, burned down in an antigovernment rage.
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Ayub, 16 and wafer-thin, recalled how he left his home in the restive Oromia region of Ethiopia one night after taking part in antigovernment protests.
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It was a proposal to build a shopping mall in place of a razed central park in Istanbul that set off mass antigovernment demonstrations in 2013.
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The antigovernment protests in Iran have complicated Mr. Trump's calculations about whether to rip up the nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration, several officials said.
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The analysis, using unpublished footage along with previously released tapes, suggests that a Molotov cocktail thrown by an antigovernment protester most likely caused the blaze inadvertently.
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Social media and messaging apps have become crucial to antigovernment demonstrators around the world, as a means of both organizing and delivering messages to other citizens.
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VIENNA — They are fixtures at the antigovernment protests every Thursday night in the Austrian capital, older women wearing hand-knit hats in purples, reds and blues.
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The opposition recruited a team to report and broadcast news shows entirely on Facebook, and used young social media stars to encourage attendance at antigovernment protests.
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It backed antigovernment movements, both secular and Islamist, with Al Jazeera airtime, diplomatic support and, later, money and sometimes weapons, hoping to install friendly new governments.
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The Sunday demonstration, which followed 20 weeks of antigovernment protests, is a test of the movement's strength amid increasing violence HONG KONG — Police banned the march.
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For many of those involved in the so-called Green Revolution, the antigovernment demonstrations in 2009, Mr. Rafsanjani was a lone establishment voice representing their beliefs.
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Like their counterparts in Lebanon and Iraq, the protests in Iran on Friday were set off by economic anxiety, but some quickly assumed an antigovernment tone.
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He first came to public attention by using Facebook to organize a series of antigovernment protests in 2011 and seemed regularly at odds with political decorum.
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The workers plan to paralyze nonemergency and emergency services at hospitals, said the Hospital Authority Employees Alliance, a union formed during the city's antigovernment protest movement.
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In this extremely antigovernment part of the country—Cliven Bundy lives nearby—the marker is periodically spray-painted with messages about the feds and your money.
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The Justice Ministry eventually succeeded in sending a leader of the union, Han Sang-gyun, to prison for staging what it called an illegal antigovernment demonstration.
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Hong Kong has been roiled by more than seven months of antigovernment protests rooted in anger at the encroachment of Chinese power on the semiautonomous territory.
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Their accession to the protesters was a marked contrast to their treatment of the antigovernment protesters who have been demonstrating outside the Green Zone for months.
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The Maidan Revolution reached its dénouement in late February, 2014, with several days of sniper fire and rolling street battles between antigovernment protesters and riot police.
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Antigovernment activists say that government forces, and fighters from Lebanon's Hezbollah organization, have continued to attack the area in an apparent attempt to take it over.
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Instead of waving big banners with antigovernment slogans as in previous protests, most of those who joined Sunday's walk on Tverskaya Street displayed their feelings discreetly.
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As France prepares for a 10th weekend of antigovernment protests, the show schedule for the men's collections has been upended as brands seek to avoid confrontations.
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On a sweltering afternoon in August, antigovernment protesters in gas masks and hard hats flooded a six-lane road, prompting riot police officers to fire tear gas.
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The great middle, however, doesn't like ISIS, or living in a world where a police officer reads our love letters (or notes on organizing an antigovernment protest).
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The Ethiopian marathoner who flashed an antigovernment gesture as he crossed the finish line in second place at the Rio Olympics will not go home.
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Here in Ms. Bruner's hometown, Mineola, and elsewhere in intensely conservative East Texas, her views fit a widely accepted anti-Obama and conspiracy friendly antigovernment mind-set.
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Before that, Burundi announced its plans to withdraw, months after Ms. Bensouda announced that she would open a preliminary examination into the killings of antigovernment protesters there.
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Mustafa Akyol The antigovernment protests that erupted in Iran in the last days of 2017 showed that millions of Iranians are now disillusioned with the Islamic Republic.
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The authorities' evidence: His work has focused on explosive antigovernment protests and militant activity, rather than government developmental projects or the inaugurations of hospitals, schools or bridges.
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The closings have destroyed the savings of thousands of people, imperiled the banking system and helped fuel the antigovernment protests that roiled the country late last year.
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She, in turn, noticed her neighbors looking at her and screamed that people who had participated in antigovernment demonstrations would no longer get the boxes of food.
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Three blasts ripped through a funeral service in the Afghan capital, above, where more than 243,63 people had gathered to bury a man killed at antigovernment protests.
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Mr. Ghani's own foreign minister apparently even boycotted the gathering, as antigovernment demonstrators continued to defy orders to leave camps they had set up in the city.
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Hong Kong: The growing ferocity of some antigovernment demonstrators risks alienating moderate supporters and plays to Beijing's characterization of those protesting the mainland's encroachments as riotous mobs.
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Beijing's combative stance with the media has come into sharper focus in recent months as it tried to control the coverage of antigovernment protests in Hong Kong.
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For more than half a year, antigovernment protests have gripped this city, keeping locals at home and tourists away and plunging Hong Kong's economy into a recession.
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The unrest led to a major setback for Beijing on Sunday, when Hong Kong residents voted overwhelmingly in favor of antigovernment candidates in elections for neighborhood councils.
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A team of civilian investigators used cellphone videos, autopsy reports and surveillance footage to reconstruct a virtual crime scene where 48 antigovernment demonstrators were killed in 2014.
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Two activists who were targeted by the cyberattack were arrested in a roundup of prominent opposition figures last month as part of Egypt's crackdown on antigovernment protests.
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With living standards declining, ordinary people took to the streets at the end of March to take part in the biggest wave of antigovernment protests in years.
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Last month, the company took down nearly 1,000 accounts that it said were part of a Chinese disinformation campaign to undermine the antigovernment demonstrations in Hong Kong.
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Their backgrounds vary, but they include an antigovernment protester, a children's rights activist, an ayatollah, a spiritual leader and a Lebanese computer technology specialist convicted of espionage.
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Russians who meet Mr. Marinelli sometimes mistake him for a political refugee from the United States, assuming he would be repressed for his antigovernment positions at home.
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For seven months, he had participated, off and on, in a wave of large and angry antigovernment demonstrations that transfixed the country and at times paralyzed it.
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CAIRO — As chaotic antigovernment demonstrations engulfed Sudan's capital, Khartoum, a young doctor emerged from his hiding place and strode down a deserted street, his hand held high.
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The more educated and urban the population, it found, the more people trusted the internet for news, especially on sensitive issues like the economy and antigovernment protests.
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Lebanon: Prime Minister Saad Hariri said he would resign following enormous antigovernment protests demanding his ouster that have suspended daily life in the country for nearly two weeks.
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Lebanon: Prime Minister Saad Hariri said he would resign following enormous antigovernment protests demanding his ouster that had suspended daily life in the country for nearly two weeks.
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The government unleashed a campaign against the N.B.A. this month, for example, after the general manager of the Houston Rockets expressed support for antigovernment protests in Hong Kong.
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An armed antigovernment group is vowing to continue to occupy a federal wildlife refuge building to protest the government's treatment of two ranchers ordered to prison for arson.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center says Oath Keepers is "one of the largest radical antigovernment groups in the United States," organized around a "set of baseless conspiracy theories.
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In a CNBC interview at the International Arctic Forum in Arkhangelsk, Russia, Putin was asked to respond to one of the largest outbreaks of antigovernment demonstrations in years.
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But the rancor on the streets of Brazil's cities, where protesters have vented antigovernment fury over the last year, is now bolstering right-wing politicians around the country.
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The authorities have speculated that armed members of radical antigovernment groups infiltrated the ranks of protesting teachers and fired on federal officers on June 19, provoking a firefight.
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In the rebel-held eastern section of Aleppo, Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, a teacher and antigovernment activist, enjoyed the sunset Thursday with friends in an apartment overlooking the city.
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"It's like doomsday," said Zaher al-Zaher, an antigovernment activist in eastern Aleppo, who could communicate only in short bursts of text messages, as internet connections were failing.
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In many ways, it's the antigovernment protests that rocked the city last year after the government proposed an extradition bill that has people like Ms. Jang on edge.
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It was unclear whether the antigovernment demonstrations were a convincing rejoinder to the setback he suffered on Tuesday, when military commanders asserted their allegiance to President Nicolás Maduro.
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Jonathan, 28, a Nicaraguan seminary student, said he fled his home after being subjected to government persecution and death threats following his participation in antigovernment protests last year.
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Protests in Hungary: Opponents of the country's far-right prime minister, Viktor Orban, continued one of the most sustained antigovernment demonstrations since he took office eight years ago.
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Critic's Notebook SENLIS, France — After more than a month of furious, antigovernment demonstrations across France, it is easy to forget that a gasoline tax set all this off.
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The protests over the past six months have been relatively isolated, sporadic, scattered and much smaller than the antigovernment demonstrations in 2009, when millions took to the streets.
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The authorities have been thirsting for inside information about their domestic opposition since large antigovernment demonstrations exploded from nowhere in the winter of 2011, severely unnerving the Kremlin.
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A confrontational core of Hong Kong's antigovernment protesters have acted with greater ferocity in recent weeks, attacking individuals and smashing and torching storefronts, banks, cafes and subway entrances.
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Toje Jamal Yousef, 18, from an Ethiopian town called Gelemso, also in the Oromia region and the site of antigovernment protests, dropped out of school in seventh grade.
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" The Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization that monitors U.S. hate groups, has a different point of view, calling Farah "the internet king of the antigovernment 'Patriot' movement.
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Mr. Moussavi and Mr. Karroubi called the result a fraud and were blamed for the outpouring of antigovernment protests that followed, often referred to as the Green Revolution.
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The public health concern comes amid an ongoing period of political tension — antigovernment protests calling for democratic reforms (and Lam's resignation) have stirred the city since last summer.
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But then Apple shares move higher, after the company gained favor with China by removing an app that antigovernment protesters in Hong Kong were using to track police.
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Although the report was patently false, it made its way into Russian-language news sites in the country, as well as antigovernment Facebook groups, which posted the reports.
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BUCHAREST, Romania — Antigovernment protests in the Romanian capital turned violent Friday night as the police clashed with protesters, using tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds.
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His legitimacy was challenged three weeks ago when the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, declared himself president during major antigovernment protests, arguing that Mr. Maduro had been elected fraudulently.
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It is 15 miles from Daraa, where the revolution against Assad began, in 2011, after his security forces arrested and tortured a group of students for writing antigovernment slogans.
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A day after dozens were killed in antigovernment protests, the security forces shut off power in a central Baghdad square and launched barrages of tear gas and sound bombs.
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Opposition groups from both the pro-European and pro-Russian sides of the country's political divide united in the frigid weather to shout antigovernment slogans and demand new elections.
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With their yellow vests and portable loudspeakers, Pastor Ka-Kit Ao and his volunteers are an unmistakable presence at the antigovernment protests that have upended this semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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"In the name of an antimilitant drive, the government is arresting opposition activists, including B.N.P. and other antigovernment people," said Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, the party's senior joint secretary general.
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That group has opposed many of the government's urban development projects, including the one for Gezi Park, at one end of Istiklal, that set off antigovernment protests in 2013.
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The posse has since faded, but its successors have flourished, benefiting from virulent antigovernment rhetoric that has been used by the extreme right in the Republican Party for decades.
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And it was the most significant public challenge to Mr. Sisi by antigovernment activists who have been all but forced into the shadows by a state crackdown on dissent.
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By 2016, the Communist Party's main newspaper declared that the "deradicalization" campaign was succeeding; no serious acts of antigovernment violence had been reported since Mr. Xi's visit to Xinjiang.
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The charges against him, some from three years before the arrest, are related to his participation in antigovernment protests and include possessing a firearm and joining a terrorist organization.
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On Thursday, Venezuela's Supreme Court issued an arrest warrant for Mr. López, who already had spent more than three years in jail after having organized antigovernment protests in 2014.
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For many Iranians, such wishes were unthinkable just a few months ago, when the Guards crushed antigovernment protests and covered up the shooting down an airliner, killing 176 people.
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For many Iranians, such wishes were unthinkable just a few months ago, when the Guards crushed antigovernment protests and covered up the shooting down an airliner, killing 176 people.
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He resisted the pressure from some members of his staff, and some in Congress, like Thompson, to make similar overtures to communities concerned about antigovernment or white-supremacist groups.
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His singular status as a prominent businessman in Hong Kong who openly supports the democracy movement and antigovernment protests has made him a frequent target of Beijing-backed elements.
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"We support the Iranian people and their courageous struggle for freedom," Mr. Trump said at a rally Tuesday night in Milwaukee, referring to recent antigovernment protests in the country.
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Analysts have said that the protests against Mr. Basuki were not about religion, but in fact orchestrated by national secular opposition parties and antigovernment figures to sabotage his campaign.
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"An important call in the name of civilians to help them," Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, a teacher and antigovernment activist, said in a text message to a group of journalists.
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But they became aware that Mr. Mueller, a hoarder of guns and gold, had drifted into the orbit of far-right fanatics in the antigovernment fervor of the 1990s. Mrs.
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BEIJING — Beijing urged Hong Kong's embattled leader on Wednesday to support a push to impose national security measures in the territory, which has been hit by months of antigovernment protests.
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Nearly six months into the antigovernment protests, life in Hong Kong has dramatically changed, pushing the economy into recession, fraying faith in the authorities and pitting neighbors against one another.
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The type of display — one associating itself with the Russian government and army — is a contrast to the United States, where antigovernment sentiment is strong among the gun-buying public.
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Antigovernment protests in Ethiopia, an American ally that has experienced stability and a growing economy over the past decade, have been growing recently, with thousands of people demanding political changes.
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The Baton Rouge killer, Gavin Long, a former Marine, had claimed allegiance to a "sovereign citizen" group, an antigovernment organization that sees itself as exempt from state and federal authority.
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For Park Sung-su, an antigovernment campaigner who had distributed the leaflet — and who is not related to the president (Park is a common surname here) — the consequences soon followed.
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The term "color revolution" first gained currency in China to describe antigovernment insurrections in former Soviet bloc countries, which Chinese officials have said were coups inspired by the United States.
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At the height of the standoff, hundreds of antigovernment activists, many of them carrying guns, rallied to the Bundys cause, until the confrontation ended with the withdrawal of federal agents.
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But it was unclear whether the antigovernment demonstrations were a convincing rejoinder to the setback Mr. Guaidó suffered on Tuesday, when he failed to convince the military to switch sides.
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In a video broadcast online, an armored vehicle can be seen accelerating directly into a group of antigovernment protesters, leaving at least one person lying on the road behind it.
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Other advocates are pushing for the prosecution of those responsible for the deaths of dozens of protesters since the first antigovernment protests, over the price of bread, erupted in December.
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"Accounts indicate victims were civilians forced by AGE's to retrieve bodies from earlier fighting," the mission said on Twitter, referring to antigovernment elements, which in Kunduz usually means Taliban insurgents.
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The wide-ranging investigation would also look into allegations against the Afghan government forces, which are accused of torturing prisoners; as well as those against the Taliban and antigovernment forces.
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When antigovernment protests, then the largest of their kind to oppose President Vladimir Putin's rule, erupted in the winter of 2011, we thought it was the beginning of the end.
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The International Organization for Migration says several of those coming to Yemen are from the Oromia region, Ethiopia's largest, which has been wracked by antigovernment protests for over a year.
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Mr. Rafsanjani sympathized with some demands made by protesters during the so-called Green Revolution, the antigovernment demonstrations following the disputed re-election victory of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
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Since his release, Mr. Beirão — whose song "I Am an Angolan Kamikaze Ready to Strike" became popular among disaffected youths — has been beaten by the police during small antigovernment rallies.
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Meanwhile, Moktada al-Sadr, a nationalist Shiite cleric, has been stoking the antigovernment sentiment of the protesters, calling for new elections and for Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi to step down.
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Her message of "small is beautiful" can be taken as an expression of her humanism; yet her antigovernment, pro-business stance is more congenial to libertarians than to city-dwelling liberals.
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A police officer shot an antigovernment protester at point-blank range, the third police shooting since the protests began, while across town a man arguing with protesters was set on fire.
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Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, a teacher and antigovernment activist in the rebel-held eastern district of the divided city of Aleppo, described the faltering cease-fire in a series of text messages.
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The antigovernment protesters Ammon and Ryan Bundy, and the five followers who helped them carry out the armed takeover of a wildlife refuge last winter, were acquitted of conspiracy on Thursday.
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After months of antigovernment protest and civil unrest in Hong Kong, Ms. Lo, an English major, said she had been eager for her semester abroad and her first trip to Italy.
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Massive antigovernment protests were staged across Hong Kong for the tenth straight week Sunday as citizens demanded their leaders listen to their concerns about mainland China's influence in Hong Kong politics.
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But Ms. Park was impeached by the National Assembly in December — and was formally removed from office in March — on corruption charges after months of huge antigovernment protests in downtown Seoul.
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Mr. Chen made headlines last summer when he visited Hong Kong to report on the city's antigovernment demonstrations and challenged portrayals by Chinese state news media that the protesters were rioters.
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Rebel fighters, doctors and antigovernment activists say there have been numerous other chlorine attacks, including at least two in the past week, in one case killing a doctor as he worked.
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These articles, according to the antigovernment lawyers, stand in direct contradiction with the country's Constitution, which was ratified in 2014 and plainly states that no administrative decision is above the courts.
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"We don't know who the attackers were, but the Anar Dara area, where it happened, is an insecure area, and antigovernment elements are highly active in the area," Mr. Amiri said.
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Related: China has threatened to block Cathay Pacific from its airspace unless it weeds out employees sympathetic to the antigovernment demonstrations, creating an atmosphere of fear and distrust among its workers.
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The police have faced increasing condemnation after being accused of failing to quickly respond to a mob attack on antigovernment protesters in late July in the northern district of Yuen Long.
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Here's what you need to know: • A Russian court jailed the opposition leader Aleksei A. Navalny for 15 days, a day after the largest antigovernment demonstrations in more than five years.
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The antigovernment protests that lasted three years and eventually forced Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn to resign in 2018 had begun in the neighboring state of Oromia, but quickly spread to Amhara.
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A loose network of perhaps tens of thousands of far-right antigovernment extremists, sovereigns share certain conspiratorial beliefs and, sometimes, a desire to profit off a government whose legitimacy they deny.
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Early Thursday, antigovernment activists and insurgents reported intense Russian airstrikes in the town of Tal Rifaat, the next target for pro-government forces advancing into rebel-held territory in northern Aleppo Province.
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Barstools are packed at the Central Pastime Tavern, with journalists and armed antigovernment protesters elbow to elbow, tucking down I.P.A.s and perhaps — for braver souls — the bull testicles on the bar menu.
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Others objected to the criticism of the lack of force used by the authorities by drawing comparisons to past deadly standoffs between the federal authorities and armed groups that harbor antigovernment sentiments.
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Perez took over Fedeindustria in 2001 and helped turn it into an alternative to the hotly antigovernment Fedecamaras, which in 2002 helped oust Chavez and participated in a brief de facto government.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — More than 30 people were killed Thursday when warplanes struck a tent camp for displaced Syrians in the northern Syrian province of Idlib, according to antigovernment activists and opposition groups.
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BAGHDAD — At least two people were killed Friday as antigovernment protests entered their fifth week amid rising concern that security forces continue to use lethal force in defiance of senior military officials.
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He credits Rand's brand of antigovernment libertarianism, hard-nosed rationality and unapologetic self-interest with helping him realize his own American dream — an achievement he sells to the students at his schools.
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In January this year, Mr. Mnangagwa's government again deployed the military when antigovernment protests broke out against a rise in fuel prices, leaving 17 people fatally shot in Harare and nearby towns.
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In May, Mr. Oli's cabinet recalled Nepal's ambassador to India, Deep Kumar Upadhyay, accusing him of antigovernment activities, and refused to approve a visit to India by Nepal's president, Bidhya Devi Bhandari.
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The United Nations report blamed antigovernment forces — largely the Taliban and new affiliates of the Islamic State who claimed a deadly bombing in Kabul last week — for 60 percent of the casualties.
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On Friday, Syrian residents in some rebel-held areas took advantage of the cease-fire to hold protests calling for Mr. Assad's removal, according to antigovernment activists and to videos posted online.
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He had been conceived in May, about three weeks before antigovernment demonstrators began occupying roads and clashing with riot police officers, kicking off a monthslong political crisis in the semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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Ahvaz, a city of more than a million people and the capital of Khuzestan Province, has been a center of antigovernment protest recently, plagued by drought, dust storms, unemployment and air pollution.
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The mass internments in Xinjiang reflect the leadership's view that the religion and culture of Uighurs and other Muslim minorities are widely "infected" by antigovernment sentiments that could foment unrest and terrorism.
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In a recent analysis of the data by the news site Quartz, roughly 1583 percent of those incidents were driven by racist, anti-Muslim, anti-Semitic, antigovernment or other right-wing ideologies.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "These are the largest antigovernment protests in Iran since 2009, and in case you're wondering what drove these people into the streets, it wasn't that George Soros was paying them.
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The city was taking a breather from a night of unrest that erupted after Hong Kong's chief executive, Carrie Lam, invoked emergency powers to quell antigovernment protests that have grown increasingly violent.
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MOSCOW — The Russian government moved on Wednesday to defang efforts to stage antigovernment rallies this weekend by blacklisting the coordinator, Open Russia, an organization founded by the Kremlin critic Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky.
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And recent antigovernment protests in Hong Kong have raised concerns about China's increasing involvement in the affairs of the city, calling into question its long-term role as a global business hub.
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They see the antigovernment protesters in Hong Kong as rioters; they fervently support China's military buildup in the South China Sea; they believe the United States is trying to contain China's rise.
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The country is staggering through a financial and political crisis, and its new government, which does not yet officially exist, is contending with persistent antigovernment protests and a slow-motion economic collapse.
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The founder of the antigovernment group Posse Comitatus, Mr. Gale aligned himself with an emerging movement of tax protesters who argued, for instance, that paying taxes was a form of involuntary servitude.
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SEATTLE — F.B.I. agents moved in on Wednesday night to encircle the last four holdouts at a federal wildlife refuge in eastern Oregon that has been occupied since early January by armed antigovernment militants.
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Antigovernment demonstrators help a woman in a wheelchair get past a burning barricade they erected to block the road to Valle de los Angeles, on the outskirts of Tegucigalpa, Honduras, on Dec. 7.
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At one point, according to residents and antigovernment activists, the aid workers were told that they would have to remove medical supplies from the convoy, a demand often made by pro-government forces.
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The violence erupted in April 2015 after President Pierre Nkurunziza announced his intention to run for a third term in office, which set off antigovernment protests and a failed coup the next month.
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This week, Mr. Mugabe, who has been in power for more than 36 years, responded to the recent antigovernment protests, telling critics to leave Zimbabwe if they are unhappy with conditions at home.
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Osama Mohammad Ali, now an antigovernment activist trapped in Waer, speaks wistfully of riding the bus to law school in Homs on rainy days alongside people from every sect and walk of life.
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What this means: For six months of antigovernment protests, Hong Kong's universities served as sanctuaries for the students at the movement's core, largely excluded from the turmoil of the rest of the city.
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The case against the ranchers — Dwight L. Hammond, now 103, and his son, Steven D. Hammond, 49 — became a cause célèbre for an antigovernment group's weekslong standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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The State Department urged Iran on Tuesday not to restrict access to social media services like Instagram and messaging platforms like Telegram, which the protesters are using to spread word about antigovernment gatherings.
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By then Michael was in league with antigovernment forces, and soon afterward he renounced Romania's ties to the Axis powers, paving the way for a Soviet takeover as Germany's military strength was waning.
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Op-Ed Contributor I was interviewing participants at a 123 antigovernment protest in Caracas, Venezuela, when a woman approached me and put a United States-Venezuela crossed-flag "friendship pin" on my lapel.
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Here's what you need to know: • In dozens of cities across Russia, thousands of people took to the streets to protest corruption and political stagnation in the country's biggest antigovernment demonstrations in years.
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Mr. Karroubi, 79, has been under house arrest since 2011 for his role in the Green Movement, which helped lead widespread antigovernment protests after the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
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Just days after the protests, Mr. Abiy was greeted with boos from hundreds of protesters when he visited Ambo, a town in Oromia that has been a hotbed of antigovernment protests for years.
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For months, antigovernment protesters have filled the streets to demand that the pro-Beijing government give them greater say in how the city is run and to protest the Chinese government's growing sway.
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A man suspected of stealing firearms, threatening churches, setting his vehicle on fire and writing a 161-page antigovernment manifesto to President Trump has been captured in Wisconsin after a 10-day manhunt.
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Some historians insist that Rose — who later became an outspoken antigovernment polemicist and is called one of the godmothers of the libertarian movement, along with Ayn Rand — should be considered the books' ghostwriter.
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"Most of those arrested are well-known figures who have had long careers as antigovernment agitators, without ever having accomplished any significant momentum toward their goals," said Kevin O'Rourke, a longtime Indonesia analyst.
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Zaher al-Zaher, an antigovernment activist in the convoy, said militiamen at a checkpoint with yellow flags stopped the vehicles, fired in the air and began taking cellphones and laptops from the evacuees.
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"It is a way to stop the waterfall of blood that is happening in Syria," said Obaida al-Omar, an antigovernment activist reached through Skype in a rebel-held part of Idlib Province.
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More than 12,800 people have been arrested because of links to antigovernment protests, according to the Venezuelan human rights organization Foro Penal, including demonstrators, bystanders and people taken from their homes without warrants.
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A group of men wearing white T-shirts appeared to target antigovernment protesters with sticks and metal bars; 45 people were hospitalized, and among those hurt were journalists and a pro-democracy legislator.
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A group of men wearing white T-shirts appeared to target antigovernment protesters with sticks and metal bars; 45 people were hospitalized, and among those hurt were journalists and a pro-democracy legislator.
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Earlier on Saturday, on the borders with Colombia and Brazil, opposition protesters waved banners and chanted antigovernment slogans as they waited to escort trucks full of humanitarian aid across several bridges into Venezuela.
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At one point, McVeigh is described as an antigovernment extremist, but even this obscures the depth of his white supremacist, nativist and anti-Semitic ideology and commitment to revolutionary violence against the state.
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Mr. Gray, a carpenter linked to antigovernment militia groups, was charged with assaulting a state trooper after a December 1999 traffic stop and was jailed, but he was released on bond in January 2000.
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Russian and Syrian government airstrikes have resumed with increasing intensity on the rebel-held eastern side of Aleppo, producing dozens of casualties each day this week, according to residents, rescue workers and antigovernment activists.
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Mr. Adnani had already been arrested twice by the Syrian government when he went to fight in Iraq, according to Mr. Kadour, who is now a Syrian antigovernment activist who opposes the Islamic State.
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But the very idea of a black man in the White House was too much to bear for white supremacists, birthers and the antigovernment militia groups that have only grown more savage over time.
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He also approved targeted sanctions against several Iranian government officials for corruption and human rights abuses, some of it related to the antigovernment protests that have convulsed Iranian cities this month, these people said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As protests in Iran stretched into their sixth day on Tuesday, the Iranian authorities continued to restrict access to social media tools that have become key sources of information to antigovernment demonstrators.
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For example, one night last year, in the middle of an antigovernment protest in Caracas, one of us spotted a woman on the street talking to a member of an armed pro-government gang.
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In "Memories of Murder," a serial killer terrorizes a rural town while the local police are mobilized to Seoul to fight antigovernment demonstrators, as they were in real life in the 1980s and 90s.
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The antigovernment protests in Hong Kong since June, which have brought to light deep public anger there over the erosion of civil liberties under Chinese rule, have also helped to boost Ms. Tsai's popularity.
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"I am so embarrassed that if a foreigner asks me where I am from, I feel like saying I am Chinese or Japanese," Oh Yoo-jeong said at a recent antigovernment rally in Seoul.
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The action comes on the 34th day of widespread antigovernment protests that have both galvanized and paralyzed the country, and the protesters' success seemed likely to sharpen tensions between the government and the people.
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The Republican Party is one that espouses the virtues of limited government, but this year's group of presidential candidates is treading carefully as a standoff between authorities and armed antigovernment protesters in Oregon drags on.
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The idea, which would radically reshape the West, is one that resonates with the armed group of ranchers and antigovernment activists who seized control of a wildlife refuge in Oregon more than a week ago.
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Also on Tuesday, Deir Ezzor 24, a monitoring site run by the antigovernment activist Omar Abu Layla, said that in the nearby town of Al Bulayl, Russian warplanes had killed 12 civilians, including two children.
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For weeks, the occupation barely felt like a siege at all: The antigovernment militants came and went as they pleased, driving down snow-packed highways to attend community meetings and even going out for dinner.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon offered his resignation on Tuesday, bowing to a demand of the enormous antigovernment protests that have consumed the country and suspended daily life for nearly two weeks.
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Thousands of workers from the union — formed during the antigovernment protest movement in Hong Kong — participated in the strike to demand that the government shut down all mainland border checkpoints to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
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Antigovernment protests have raged across France for four weeks now, effectively shutting down the nation's capital at times as rioters sporting yellow vests (gilets jaunes) wage massive public demonstrations, loot stores, and clash with police.
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During the six months of antigovernment protests, Hong Kong's universities had been largely excluded from the turmoil of the rest of the city, and had served as sanctuaries for the students at the movement's core.
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BAGHDAD — Tens of thousands of Iraqis, with support from Shiite religious authorities and the country's president, gathered in the center of the capital on Friday in the largest of a month's worth of antigovernment protests.
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Patiño told me that the Guardsmen, in order to intimidate antigovernment neighborhoods, entered apartment buildings at night and smashed windows and doors; at times, they cut elevator cables, forcing elderly residents to take the stairs.
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In 22015, when he was serving as the mayor of one of Caracas's districts, he was imprisoned for four months, after a state prosecutor accused him of allowing antigovernment mobs to attack the Cuban Embassy.
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Others have rejected the idea, arguing that the objects — many of which contain antigovernment messages — were never intended to be part of an institution, much less one like M+, which is funded by the government.
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Officials in Delhi have been dismayed by the persistent news coverage of India's sectarian disharmony, including antigovernment protests in the Muslim-majority state of Jammu and Kashmir, which was stripped of its autonomy in August.
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"We're living in a period of antigovernment sentiment, and the most vulnerable symbol of government is the police officer on the street," said Craig W. Floyd, the president and chief executive of the memorial fund.
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HONG KONG — A Hong Kong police officer shot an antigovernment demonstrator on Monday, an escalation that quickly inflamed tensions in the city already jittery over the recent death of a student involved in the protests.
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The demonstrations are part of a renewed push to oust Mr. Maduro by Venezuela's opposition, which was left largely powerless and divided after a burst of antigovernment activism in 2017 was crushed by security forces.
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When Iran faced its last major antigovernment demonstrations, the so-called Green Movement of 2009, millions took to the streets and thousands were arrested, requiring temporary holding centers to be opened because Evin was overcrowded.
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Venezuela — a bitterly divided country rattled by months of antigovernment protests that have left more than 120 dead this year — faces a future in which political opposition within the structures of government may be impossible.
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Meanwhile, Rose Wilder, late in her life, became attached to an enterprising young man named Roger Lea MacBride, who shared her antigovernment politics and worldview; in 1976 he was the Libertarian Party's candidate for president.
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Federal workers watched with growing alarm last year as Mr. Trump waged a campaign filled with antigovernment bombast and then during a transition in which he recruited cabinet secretaries hostile to the agencies they lead.
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HONG KONG — The Hong Kong police arrested two 13-year-olds on the fringes of antigovernment demonstrations over the weekend, including a girl accused of burning a Chinese national flag, the authorities said on Sunday.
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For days, China's state-run news outlets and tightly controlled social media platforms had been alight with criticism of the N.B.A. after a Houston Rockets executive expressed support for Hong Kong's antigovernment protesters on Twitter.
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That race, like the primary, could be informed by two central, sometimes conflicting realities in Mississippi life: a strong antigovernment streak and the fact that the state is one of the poorest in the nation.
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In her remarks, Ms. Hua also accused several organizations, including the National Endowment for Democracy, Human Rights Watch and Freedom House, of instigating violence during the antigovernment protests that have convulsed Hong Kong since June.
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One of the people still in detention, Sri Bintang Pamungkas, a longtime antigovernment activist, told reporters as he was being moved between holding facilities that the group had created a movement called Indonesia People Power.
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That race, like the primary, could be informed by two central, sometimes conflicting realities in Mississippi life: a strong antigovernment streak and the fact that the state is one of the poorest in the nation.
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Ammon Bundy, the leader of an antigovernment group that has occupied a federal wildlife refuge for more than three weeks, was among those arrested during a traffic stop in which shots were fired on Tuesday night.
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"The moral values that he promotes, his conservatism, are what I want for my children," said Antonio Carlos Pires, 26, a nurse in São Paulo who expressed admiration for Mr. Bolsonaro at a recent antigovernment protest.
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But perhaps the biggest blow yet came on Monday night when the country's Supreme Court overturned the law that would have freed about 120 prisoners, many of them activists or opposition politicians jailed in antigovernment protests.
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The killing of the teenager, Jean Nepo, during an antigovernment protest on the streets of Bujumbura, the capital, was one of hundreds of summary killings cited by United Nations investigators in a report issued on Tuesday.
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Video footage, posted on Facebook by antigovernment activists shortly before the Russian Defense Ministry confirmed the attack, showed two burned bodies on the sand, about 300 feet from what appeared to be a helicopter in flames.
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Clinton's support of the federal Export-Import Bank, the credit agency that antigovernment populists on both sides have called an instrument of "corporate welfare," and he feigned amazement when she expressed criticism of some trade deals.
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"The Saudi Arabian authorities have a chilling track record of using the death penalty as a weapon to crush political dissent and punish antigovernment protesters — including children — from the country's persecuted Shia minority," Ms. Maalouf said.
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Chanting antigovernment slogans, the protesters, most walking but some riding in phalanxes of motorcycles, converged on the affluent suburb of Pétion-Ville but were mostly stopped by riot police officers whose armored vehicles blocked the road.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Three explosions on Saturday rocked the funeral service of a victim of antigovernment protests in Kabul, killing at least seven people and injuring dozens after a tense and bloody week in the Afghan capital.
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No longer: A 15-story shell of a structure in Baghdad is full of paintings, sculptures, photographs and shrines that criticize the country's leadership and pay homage to protesters who have died in recent antigovernment demonstrations.
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Motivated by antigovernment zeal and an overarching focus on fiscal discipline, this group — represented by the likes of the libertarian Cato Institute and the conservative Heritage Foundation, and given voice by elected officials such as Sen.
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Egypt has become one of the world's most aggressive jailers of reporters, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, and security forces have arrested eight other journalists since a flurry of antigovernment street protests in September.
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"Censorship reached unprecedented extremes as the government enhanced its information controls in advance of the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre and in the face of widespread antigovernment protests in Hong Kong," the report reads.
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HONG KONG — After months of antigovernment protests in Hong Kong, voters on Sunday had a chance to voice their opinion on the city's future — and they turned out in droves, shattering the city's records for turnout.
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Some members of Congress and experts on right-wing nationalist movements say the singular focus on Islamic terrorism could both hamper efforts to deal with acts of domestic terrorism and embolden right-wing and antigovernment extremists.
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Open Russia within the country declared that it was independent of the British headquarters and not covered by the ban, and therefore would proceed with attempts to mobilize antigovernment marches in some 30 cities on Saturday.
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For China's ruling Communist Party, the outcome is a dramatic display of the power of Hong Kong's antigovernment protest movement to influence attitudes toward the mainland in other regions the party deems critical to its interests.
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Hong Kong: Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters marched on Sunday, one of the largest demonstrations in weeks — and a reminder to China's leader, Xi Jinping, that the monthslong antigovernment movement still has widespread support.
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Yasser Hmeish, an antigovernment activist, said he had left his family to travel to a hospital in a different area, only to hear later that the neighborhood where he lived had been taken by the government.
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The politics of ranchers — some for wolves, others against — and antigovernment zealots, hunting outfitters, Congress, courts and judges, and tourism operators all exert a sculpting pressure on where and how and if the wolf can live.
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As the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge continues by a few followers of Ammon Bundy, he and seven others are scheduled to appear today in federal court to face charges related to their antigovernment protest.
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Nigeria, where antigovernment gunmen assassinated nine women polio vaccinators in 2013, has now gone three years without any evidence of wild poliovirus—and seven years without type 3—largely through the heroic persistence of community health workers.
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But this week's armed standoff at a federal wildlife sanctuary in eastern Oregon is showing how far a small, determined band of antigovernment zealots with lots of big guns will go to make their potentially deadly point.
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In 2013, at the height of antigovernment protests in Taksim Square in central Istanbul, Divan Istanbul Hotel, a Koc property, opened its doors to protesters escaping tear gas fired by the police at the adjacent Gezi Park.
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The Obama administration squandered valuable opportunities in the past — most notably during the 2009 antigovernment protests in Iran, which were backed up by the NCRI, when Western powers turned a blind eye to the regime's brutal crackdown.
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HONG KONG — A Hong Kong student died on Friday after falling earlier this week from a parking garage where police officers clashed with protesters, a development that further escalated the public's fury after months of antigovernment demonstrations.
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In a blow to the federal government, armed antigovernment protesters led by Ammon and Ryan Bundy were acquitted of federal conspiracy and weapons charges in the takeover of a federally owned Oregon wildlife sanctuary in January. 4.
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But Gavin Long's life also became a web of paranoid ideas, a professed allegiance to an antigovernment "sovereign citizen" group and a belief that bloodshed was a better tool than peaceful protest in the fight against oppression.
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What is more, his campaign coincided with the emergence of the Tea Party, whose raucous, antigovernment crowds provided a natural constituency for a politician who could cast himself as a crusader for liberty against an overreaching government.
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Antigovernment demonstrators, accompanied by members of the security forces, heeded calls by the opposition leader Juan Guaidó to rise up against Mr. Maduro, in what he called the "final phase" in the ousting of the socialist leader.
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The festive atmosphere was in marked contrast to the months of antigovernment protests and clashes that have left more than 120 people dead and to the hardships faced by Venezuelans dealing with shortages of food and medicine.
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MOSCOW — An extraordinary wave of antigovernment protests swept across Russia on Monday, as thousands of demonstrators gathered in more than 234 cities to denounce corruption and political stagnation despite official attempts to stifle the expression of outrage.
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MOSCOW — A day after the largest antigovernment protests in more than five years, a Moscow court on Monday slapped the opposition leader behind the outburst, Aleksei A. Navalny, with a 21-day prison sentence for resisting arrest.
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The outcome differed sharply from that in October, when the leaders of the armed antigovernment protesters, Ammon and Ryan Bundy, and five other occupiers were found not guilty of conspiracy in a trial that drew national attention.
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On the Venezuelan side, there are soldiers, militiamen and missiles sent by forces loyal to Mr. Maduro, whose legitimacy was challenged in January when the opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, declared himself interim president during major antigovernment protests.
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His first novel, "A Soldier of the Revolution," published in 1970, is set in an unnamed Latin American country in which a former monk is kidnapped by antigovernment guerrillas and finds that he believes in their cause.
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LONDON — Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has blamed unnamed foreign "enemies" for the antigovernment protests that have swept his country for the past week, putting the demonstrators at risk of being accused of espionage or treason.
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Thousands of Albanians who support the political opposition took to the streets for an antigovernment protest on Saturday, calling on Prime Minister Edi Rama, whom they accuse of corruption and of manipulating elections in 2017, to quit.
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Ms. Henderson said she had to leave for six weeks of radiation starting early next month at a hospital in Houston, but planned to return to Oregon, and her tent, after that if the antigovernment group's takeover continues.
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The incident added to a fierce debate on social media, with some people offering support to the antigovernment group, and others arguing that if the people involved had not been white, they would have been dealt with harshly.
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Antigovernment fervor was running strong in Falluja, in opposition to the sectarian policies of Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, the prime minister at the time, who had ordered the mass arrests of Sunni men on often unsubstantiated terrorism charges.
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The airstrikes in rebel-held areas in Aleppo killed at least 12 people, including children, when they hit a residential area and market in the Tareeq al-Bab district, said the Aleppo Media Center, an antigovernment activist group.
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The Aleppo Media Center, a group of antigovernment activists and citizen journalists who have sought to document the conflict, posted video footage of civilian victims on a dirty hospital floor getting little more than simple bandages for wounds.
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Antigovernment activists and a conflict monitor said that the government had not yet driven rebels from the entire city, but that talks were taking place over a surrender deal that would leave the whole city in government hands.
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Sections of the establishment and right-wing television networks in Pakistan have been promoting allegations linking international NGOs to espionage and antigovernment activities Last year, Pakistan ordered 21 international nongovernmental organizations to renew their registration in the country.
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"They've branded them anti-nationals, a term that has caught on in last five or six years to say that anyone that is antigovernment is against the nation," said Chitranshu Tewari, an analyst of the Indian news media.
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An antigovernment group's occupation of a wildlife refuge in Oregon continued into a third day, with members of the group saying they would go home when there's a plan to turn over management of federal lands to local residents.
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It was a day of considerable tension in Cairo: thousands of police officers were scattered across the city to halt any antigovernment protest after a weekslong crackdown that saw the police arrest activists, shutter arts spaces and search apartments.
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And while years of overheated antigovernment statements from right-wing politicians and media figures have helped to fuel exactly this sort of outburst, it is encouraging that many on the right have called for the militants to stand down.
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Bombed out of her home in Darayya, a suburb of Damascus that early in the civil war became known for antigovernment protests, Samar spent 14 months on the road alone with her three daughters, ages 2, 8 and 13.
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Ms. Gray, a postdoctoral student, was traveling through an area of the country that has been engulfed by antigovernment demonstrations when a mob threw stones at the vehicle she was riding in, striking her in the head, officials said.
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And with those battles on Monday and Tuesday at the territory's largest universities, another unspoken rule in the antigovernment protests that have been convulsing Hong Kong for six months was shattered: the sanctity of educational campuses from the police.
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As some social media users called for more antigovernment rallies in Tehran and other cities later Saturday, demonstrations broke out in cities like Karaj and Zanjan, where a crowd tore down a billboard with a portrait of Mr. Khamenei.
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Between October 2007 and March 2008, Johnson and his unit documented the formation of 45 new antigovernment militia groups, which he saw as highly significant given that before fall 2007, these sorts of groups had been on the decline.
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WASHINGTON — A member of the F.B.I.'s elite Hostage Rescue Team involved in a deadly confrontation last year with a prominent antigovernment protester in Oregon has been indicted on charges of lying and obstruction, according to federal court documents.
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" ♦ To the Editor: Ammon Bundy's free rangers adhere to an antigovernment code of resistance while, as Anthony McCann puts it, "offering something kind of beautiful, a rural, community-oriented life, lived on and from and with the land.
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Hong Kong's economy — hard hit from widespread antigovernment protests — as well as uncertainty over the U.S.-China trade war, are key topics of discussion among political and business leaders at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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HONG KONG — A Hong Kong court on Friday temporarily reinstated a ban on wearing face masks that targeted antigovernment protesters, after an earlier ruling found the law unconstitutional in what had been a rare victory for pro-democracy activists.
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As antigovernment protests continue in Lebanon, many Shiites in the country are struggling to square their loyalty to Hezbollah with its support for the status quo: a government that cannot offer 24-hour electricity, much less a functional economy.
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The two men, former army generals, also faced sedition and mutiny charges for their roles in the 1979 military coup that brought them to power and in the 1980 massacre of antigovernment demonstrators in the southwestern city of Kwangju.
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The two men, former army generals, also faced sedition and mutiny charges for their roles in the 1979 military coup that brought them to power and in the 1980 massacre of antigovernment demonstrators in the southwestern city of Gwangju.
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In January, an armed antigovernment group occupied an Oregon _________ for 40 days, calling for Washington to hand control of federal lands to ranchers and local governments and seeking to unwind a century of policy that has shaped the West.
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We followed the events in real time from Beirut, monitoring social media and talking via WhatsApp, Skype, telephone and other media with doctors, fighters, housewives, local council members, antigovernment activists, aid workers and others, including on the government side.
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The former president is a widely reviled figure in Ukraine for his over-the-top corruption — he lived in a palace with a private zoo — and because the police shot dozens of antigovernment demonstrators during an uprising in 2014.
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The authorities in Oregon encircled the federal wildlife refuge occupied for weeks by antigovernment protesters a day after a confrontation with other members of the group left its de facto spokesman, LaVoy Finicum, above, dead, and eight others under arrest.
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The armed antigovernment group seized empty administrative buildings on a federal refuge for wildlife about 30 miles away through the snowy sagebrush, and by Sunday night, had hunkered down for what they vowed would be an indefinite standoff with the government.
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The protests were a resumption of antigovernment demonstrations that started in the first week of October, but paused two weeks ago, after shootings by the security forces killed nearly 150 protesters nationwide, shocking the country and deepening disappointment with the government.
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But as armed protesters in Oregon continue to occupy a federal wildlife refuge and the authorities take a cautious response, Mr. Gray's case illustrates just how long an antigovernment standoff can last when officials choose to wait out the other side.
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The antigovernment rebels and the Islamic State, on the other hand, have few if any such weapons, so the Syrian government and its main ally, Russia, are able to use airdrops to provide food to civilians in towns surrounded by them.
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BAGHDAD — The Iraqi government announced a midnight-to-dawn curfew in Baghdad on Monday, as it struggled to contain growing antigovernment protests that have gained support around the country, including from a leading Shiite cleric who has called for early elections.
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It is impossible to know the number of antigovernment protesters who have embraced a more violent approach, but Fat Boy says he is aware of as many as 30 groups whose leaders meet face to face once or twice a month.
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An attack in the village of Kfar Zeita sent streams of choking patients to hospital, and Syrian state television and antigovernment activists said that poison gas had been used in the rebel-held village in the central province of Hama.
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One antigovernment monitoring group, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, recently contended that according to government sources, at least 60,000 people had died in detention since the uprising against Mr. Assad began with street protests five years ago.
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A few weeks later, the Iranian authorities cracked down brutally on antigovernment protesters, dashing Mr. Ismaily's hopes to set up a channel and prompting the White House to shift from a strategy of engaging Tehran to one of pressuring it. Mrs.
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Taksim Square itself has in the past been associated with secular movements — from social and labor groups in the 1960s to the antigovernment demonstrations of three years ago that began as a protest against a plan to redevelop Gezi Park.
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"My big hope is that people would be able to go back to work in San Juan County and these rural areas," said Phil Lyman, a county commissioner in southern Utah, where antigovernment feelings run as deep as the slot canyons.
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HONG KONG — Antigovernment demonstrators angered by the shooting of a Hong Kong demonstrator fanned out across the city on Tuesday, blocking major transit arteries and staging a fiery standoff against riot police officers on the fringes of a university campus.
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HONG KONG — Police officers in Hong Kong on Saturday fired tear gas and clashed with protesters around the city, capping 21 weeks of antigovernment demonstrations that have convulsed this international financial hub and helped to sink it into a recession.
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THE HOUSE, FROM NEW JERSEY New Jersey's Fifth District, covering parts of Bergen, Passaic, Sussex and Warren Counties, has had the misfortune of being represented for nearly 14 years by a founding member of the ultraconservative, antigovernment Freedom Caucus, Scott Garrett.
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MOSCOW — Russia said on Wednesday that it would extend a moratorium on airstrikes in the Syrian city of Aleppo until Friday to give embattled antigovernment rebels a chance to leave the city and to "avoid senseless victims" of continued fighting.
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Five or six white-clad men reportedly armed with poles and knives were said to have attacked two men and woman; they were engaged by antigovernment protesters, who were reportedly wounded but who were said to have driven the attackers away.
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France in convulsion: President Emmanuel Macron will give a televised address and hold meetings in a search for solutions to exploding anger over economic hardship, after a fourth weekend of raucous antigovernment protests in Paris by the so-called Yellow Vests.
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PARIS — A fourth weekend of antigovernment protests in France turned violent again on Saturday, with demonstrators in Paris burning cars and ripping down barricades from store fronts, while the riot police fired tear gas and water cannons to control the crowds.
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While most of its counterterrorism focus has been on preventing Islamist terrorist attacks, the department is also supposed to examine domestic threats, like those coming from violent white supremacists, antigovernment militants and single-issue hate groups, like radical anti-abortion activists.
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In May 2010, a year after Johnson's report was released, a father and son from Ohio, members of a little-known antigovernment movement called "sovereign citizens," shot and killed two police officers during a traffic stop in West Memphis, Ark.
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Gérald Bloncourt, who after being expelled from Haiti for his role in antigovernment protests in 19693 went to Paris and turned his zeal for social justice into photography that captured the humanity of immigrants and factory workers, died on Oct.
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Each increase in the Hong Kong police's use of force during the antigovernment protests has been met with greater anger from the public and more combativeness from hard-core demonstrators, which in turn have prompted more intense tactics from the police.
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Elsewhere in the region, Iraqi security forces have repeatedly turned their weapons on fellow Iraqis this past week, killing at least 91, and wounding more than 93,000, as tens of thousands of antigovernment protesters have taken to the streets. 5.
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But Mr. Erdemir said a better comparison was with a march on Ankara in 1991 by up to 100,000 Turkish miners and their supporters, which began as a demonstration for miners' rights, but turned into an expression of wider antigovernment sentiment.
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Or Jerad and Amanda Miller, the white couple who joined the antigovernment protests at Cliven Bundy's ranch in 2014 before being asked to leave and then fatally gunned down a civilian and two police officers in Las Vegas — were they radicalized?
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A former high-ranking judge in Cuba has joined an antigovernment activist in revealing information from secret government documents that show the government is holding thousands of inmates on dubious charges and has the highest incarceration rate in the world.
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Over nine straight weekends, the antigovernment demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron of France and his economic policies by members of the so-called Yellow Vest movement have caused some of the country's worst civil unrest in more than a decade.
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The protests quickly took an antigovernment bent, even though Mr. Modi's political party had actually spoken out against the case — perhaps not as early or as loudly as it could have, but it was on the record opposing any change to the law.
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Without naming names, the popular Republican Ed Emmett used a post-caucus speech last week to decry antigovernment rhetoric and remind the crowd that Harris County, which includes the entire city of Houston, has more voters than Iowa and New Hampshire combined.
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Malik Rifai, an antigovernment activist from Daraya now displaced to northern Syria, said he felt numb watching Mr. Assad walk the streets of his empty hometown, but shared a video of a flock of birds that had flown over as residents were leaving.
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Though the United Nations again noted that the Taliban and other antigovernment forces were mostly to blame, the agency's special representative for Afghanistan, Tadamichi Yamamoto, said that all parties in the Afghan conflict had failed in their commitment to reduce violence to civilians.
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They accused him of throwing stones at Indian forces in the bitterly disputed border territory, as part of a group working with a terrorist organization from Pakistan — charges Mr. Yousuf's friends and family say were concocted to punish him for documenting antigovernment protests.
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Mocking the government's impotence in responding to Mr. Trump, Asaad Hanna, an antigovernment activist, joked on Twitter on Thursday that the Syrian government called on its people to perform a folk dance across Syria "to respond to the brutal aggression" toward the Golan.
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The three young men were among more than two dozen Iranians who died in the wave of antigovernment protests that swept the country a few weeks ago, the most serious unrest to confront the Islamic republic's political-religious hierarchy in nearly a decade.
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After a succession of violent antigovernment attacks reached a peak in 2014, the Communist Party chief, Xi Jinping, sharply escalated the crackdown, orchestrating an unforgiving drive to turn ethnic Uighurs and other Muslim minorities into loyal citizens and supporters of the party.
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Journalists have rallied to Mr. Yousuf's cause, claiming that the charges have been cooked up and that he is being punished simply for what he covered: explosive antigovernment protests and militant activity, two real forces that have been haunting Kashmir for years.
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In an e-mail to me last winter, she wrote that she felt "eaten up" with frustration at the ongoing occupation of an eastern Oregon wildlife refuge by an armed band of antigovernment agitators led by the brothers Ammon and Ryan Bundy.
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As much as Mr. Erdogan would wince at the sight of thousands of antigovernment protesters marching into Istanbul, some analysts contend that he may feel he has more to lose by rounding them up and making a hero out of Mr. Kilicdaroglu.
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HONG KONG — Antigovernment protesters in Hong Kong rallied in a downtown park, occupied a major road and blanketed several neighborhoods with pro-democracy artwork on Saturday, days before a sensitive national holiday that will commemorate 70 years of Communist rule in China.
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BAGHDAD — The antigovernment protests that have shaken Iraq for months took a brutal turn on Thursday when protesters lynched a 16-year-old boy who had fired a pistol in the air to try to shoo them away from his family's home.
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Over the years, the United States had tried to dislodge the Castro regime by a variety of methods, including invasion, attempted assassination, funding dissidents, and a baroque plot to create a fake Twitter service that was intended to aid an antigovernment uprising.
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Rescue workers in Syria reported finding at least 42 people dead in their homes from apparent suffocation, and antigovernment activists circulated videos of lifeless men, women and children sprawled out on floors and in stairwells, many with white foam coming from their mouths and nostrils.
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Reading some of these essays, it is hard not to feel that they prefigure our own age of radical antigovernment sentiment, when decentralization is invoked as an excuse to do away with all manner of communal programs, from public schools to federal wildlife preserves.
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This is worth noting because if Biscoito Globo has any flavor, manioc is its source — and because Brazil's embattled president, Dilma Rousseff, praised manioc in a speech last year as one of Brazil's greatest achievements, prompting antigovernment demonstrators to wave manioc in derision during protests.
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Hours before Mr. Abadi's speech, a bomb suspected of being planted by insurgents exploded in the center of Tikrit, the hometown of former President Saddam Hussein and an area of antigovernment activity for many years, before the creation of the Islamic State's so-called caliphate.
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An article from The Global Times, a stridently nationalistic tabloid controlled by the party, criticized the The New York Times's coverage of the coronavirus outbreak, the monthslong antigovernment protests in Hong Kong, and the Chinese authorities' internment of ethnic-minority Muslims in far western Xinjiang.
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Sales at the store, in the once-teeming shopping district of Tsim Sha Tsui, have plummeted 90 percent in recent months, thanks in large part to the evaporation of tourists from mainland China who have been staying away since antigovernment protests began in June.
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In the parking lot behind a Food Lion in a North Carolina strip mall, outside a county Republican headquarters that had been vandalized with anti-Trump graffiti, a handful of antigovernment gun-rights activists stood watch against further pranks, handguns strapped to their thighs.
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HONG KONG — In the run-up to local elections in Hong Kong on Sunday, Beijing and its allies in the city were portraying the vote as a way to hear the voice of a silent majority after nearly six months of increasingly violent antigovernment protests.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Cities across Lebanon rang with antigovernment chants and smoldered with burning roadblocks as thousands of people around the country protested against their leaders on Friday, the second day in a row that frustrations over chronic corruption and dysfunction spilled into the streets.
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Cancellations were also something we had become resigned to in recent months, in a city where almost every public event, including the New Year's Eve fireworks and Clockenflap, Hong Kong's biggest music and arts festival, had been postponed or canceled because of antigovernment protests.
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Antigovernment protests broke out in several cities last month, but the targeted killing by the United States of a top Iranian general this month temporarily united the country behind its leadership, and Iran fired missiles at bases housing American troops in Iraq in retaliation.
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In a neighborhood where antigovernment feeling is painted on the walls — "Go back, Indian dogs," reads one message — Asrar was known as a smart young man who stayed away from protests and excelled in school, scoring 495 out of 500 on a recent exam.
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Rebel leaders disputed the claims, but antigovernment activists in the area sent increasingly desperate messages saying they believed they would soon be killed or arrested, while civilians said they were squeezing into a smaller and smaller area, with some calling for safe passage out.
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They are part of a core of combative young agitators, garbed in black, who have come to define the antigovernment protests that have convulsed this semiautonomous territory for more than four months and that have posed a bold challenge to the authority of China's ruling Communist Party.
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Among them are Kadri Jamil, who recently served in Mr. Assad's cabinet and is seen by many antigovernment Syrians as a tolerated "house opposition" figure, and a longtime dissident, Haytham Manaa, who served many years in Syrian prisons but was long skeptical of the armed insurgency.
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Deeper into Syria, in the eastern part of Aleppo, which is held by antigovernment rebels, the Syrian government continued to batter residential areas as it has for more than a week after a brief pause, according to doctors in Aleppo and residents of rebel-held areas.
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After his election in the antigovernment Tea Party surge of 2010, Mr. Brownback fully indulged the Republican fiction that huge upper-bracket tax cuts for individuals and businesses — and his were the largest in the state's history — would somehow trigger healthy revenue flows and create jobs.
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Human rights groups say more than 500 people have been killed in protests in the Oromia region, Ethiopia's largest and most populous region, since last year, when anger over a development plan for the capital turned into broader antigovernment demonstrations over politics and human rights abuses.
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Dissatisfied with official explanations that David Dragicevic had been a drug addict and a thief, and had killed himself or been murdered by a criminal gang, Mr. Dragicevic started a one-man protest movement that has grown into the largest antigovernment demonstration in Bosnia in decades.
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A Venezuelan student who was tortured by the security services for participating in an antigovernment protest may be deported from the U.S. Marco Coello, above, now 22, fled to the U.S. when he was released from prison, and his case was documented extensively by Human Rights Watch.
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BAGHDAD — Iraq on Friday braced for a fourth day of violent antigovernment protests that have left dozens of people dead, after demonstrators took to the streets in the capital and in a half-dozen southern provinces, some throwing rocks at security forces who responded with bullets.
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Now, with young people playing a pivotal role in the monthslong antigovernment protests in Hong Kong, including recent violent clashes with the police on university campuses in the semiautonomous territory, concerns about the ideological purity of students have resurfaced at the highest levels of the party.
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Amnesty International condemned the kingdom in October for arresting and detaining civil society activists and criticized the Saudi government for cloaking in secrecy the trial of those involved in the Khashoggi killing and for mass executions in April of Shiite Muslims who participated in antigovernment protests.
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After demonstrators in Iran set fire to hundreds of bank branches last month in antigovernment protests, the authorities dealt with another less visible banking threat that is only now coming to fuller light: a security breach that exposed the information of millions of Iranian customer accounts.
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Bosnia: A grieving father dissatisfied with the official explanations for his son's death started a one-man protest movement in Bosnia that has grown into the country's largest antigovernment demonstration in decades, posing a challenge to Milorad Dodik, the longtime leader of Bosnia's Serb autonomous zone.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanon will default on $1.2 billion in foreign currency debts coming due on Monday, the prime minister said Saturday, as the country lurched deeper into an economic crisis that has set off widespread antigovernment protests and left the country grasping for a foreign bailout.
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Airstrikes on Friday hit insurgent-held areas in Aleppo, where residents counted at least 11 airstrikes in eight neighborhoods, in addition to attacks by surface-to-surface missiles, that left at least 16 people dead, Adnan Hadad, an antigovernment activist in the city, said in an Internet chat.
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TEHRAN — Three Iranian police officers and two paramilitary troops were killed overnight during clashes with members of a Sufi Islam order in Tehran, Iranian news outlets reported on Tuesday, the most casualties the security forces have suffered in one evening since the height of antigovernment demonstrations in 2009.
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In 2014, the Bureau of Land Management seized his cows in an attempt to force him to pay, but hundreds of antigovernment activists, many of them carrying guns, rallied to the cause and went to the family ranch until the confrontation ended with the withdrawal of federal agents.
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The current antigovernment protests, which began in mid-October and at one point drew as much as a quarter of Lebanon's population of 4 million into the streets, have taken aim at political elites, rich bankers and businessmen and the corruption that is said to enrich them all.
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BAGHDAD — Masked and black clad security forces fired barrages of pepper spray, tear gas and sound bombs into crowds of antigovernment protesters in a central Baghdad square for hours on Saturday evening, timing their assault at one point to a shutdown of electricity that left the area enveloped in darkness.
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The so-called Quadrilateral Coordination Group, made up of diplomats from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States, issued a statement after the discussions inviting the Taliban and other antigovernment groups to meet with representatives of President Ashraf Ghani in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, by the first week of March.
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WASHINGTON — On the morning of March 246, 218, the assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, Jeffrey D. Feltman, wrote an urgent email to more than two dozen colleagues informing them that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were sending troops into Bahrain to put down antigovernment protests there.
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When word spread that at least one person, a 20-year-old man, had been pummeled to death, a mob of antigovernment protesters marched to town hall to seek revenge on the mayor, whom they accused of having bused in thousands of Morales supporters to break the blockade, witnesses said.
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In 2008 and 2009, AsiaSat assets were used to help authorities communicate and coordinate efforts to put down antigovernment protests over religious and ethnic persecution in Tibet and Xinjiang — a mineral-rich region in Northwestern China populated mainly by an ethnic minority called Uighurs, a group comprised predominantly of practicing Muslims.
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In March 2009, Johnson says he and a few colleagues from the F.B.I. briefed Napolitano on their findings, theorizing that heightened stress because of the continuing financial crisis, coupled with the election of the first black president, created a "unique driver" for individual radicalization and antigovernment and white-supremacist recruitment.
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A video of the episode in Beirut — with Robin staring wide-eyed at the all-singing, all-dancing group and then glancing at his mother as he clutched his bottle — quickly spread online and has become something of a symbol for the antigovernment demonstrations that have gripped Lebanon for days.
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong's district council election saw the pro-establishment camp have one of its biggest defeats since the territory returned to Chinese control 22 years ago, as dozens of seasoned politicians were replaced with a crop of newcomers, many of whom were inspired to run by the antigovernment protests.
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Late Monday, several residents reported via text and voice messages that they were crowded into abandoned apartments and rainy streets, exposed to shelling and afraid they would be killed or arrested if pro-government forces reached them, as antigovernment activists circulated reports of scores of summary killings in retaken areas.
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The evacuation's start was delayed twice, once Wednesday morning when militia fighters unhappy with the deal fired on vehicles trying to bring people out, and on Thursday, when gunfire targeted rescue workers clearing rubble from a road, killing one and wounding three, according to Maan al-Shanan, an antigovernment activist.
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Live images on Syrian state television showed the line of green buses and ambulances emerging from the rebel enclave into a government-held area, and antigovernment activists filmed their arrival in rebel-held territory further west, where many evacuees broke into tears and ate apples and cookies handed to them.
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What's more, for all that bashing, government has become the dominant American political narrative, and for all the Randian resources deployed by the Koch brothers and others, antigovernment forces have been unable to stop the current Democratic president from introducing a huge expansion of government in health care, and then getting re-elected.
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South of the city of Aleppo, insurgent groups, including the Nusra Front, which is affiliated with Al Qaeda, began a coordinated attack, seeking to advance against government forces and allied militias in the town of Khan Touman and the surrounding area, according to insurgent spokesmen and antigovernment activists familiar with the fighting.
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"All types of weapons have been used on us for seven years, and the whole world is watching," said Moaz al-Shami, an antigovernment activist in the north Syrian town of Saraqeb, where a medical clinic was hit as its staff was treating people wounded in a market bombing while buying potatoes.
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The governing United Russia party will still form the majority in the city legislature of 45 seats, but the results showed the party's continuing weakness, as well as the seeming effectiveness of the opposition's "smart voting" effort, which sought to consolidate voting behind the antigovernment candidate with the best chance of winning.
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Then, after a surge of antigovernment and anti-Chinese violence, including ethnic riots in 26 in Urumqi, the regional capital, and deadly attacks by Uighur militants in 2300, Mr. Xi ordered the party to take a harder line in Xinjiang, according to internal documents leaked to The New York Times earlier this year.
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"Temer took out Dilma because a man doesn't like to answer to a woman, and as president, she was the one telling them what to do," said Rayra Lima de Araújo, 14, a high school student who attended the antigovernment protests on Sunday with her mother, Maria da Cruz Lima, 43, an unemployed nurse.
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But by situating the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in the decades-spanning context of the growth of antigovernment militias in the United States, the movie emphasizes a chilling (if not altogether new) point: that Timothy McVeigh, who was executed in 2001 for the bombing, did not emerge from a vacuum.
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During a series of prison yard chats, Mr. Nichols, a Midwesterner with antigovernment tendencies, and Mr. Scarpa, the son of a famous Mafia hit man, struck up a relationship, and Mr. Nichols eventually revealed a secret: that behind rocks in the crawl space of his former house in Kansas, there were bomb-making materials.
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Among those standing behind Trump as he signed the orders were Kevin Lunny, a California rancher who once violated the Wilderness Act while running a commercial oyster farm within the boundaries of Point Reyes National Seashore, and J.J. Goicoechea, a county commissioner from Nevada who has often expressed sympathy for antigovernment "sagebrush rebel" types in his home state.
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PRINCETON, Oregon — Tensions have run high in eastern Oregon since an armed group seized the headquarters of a national wildlife refuge early this month, but the primary opponents in the standoff have been pretty clear cut: The antigovernment protesters are facing off against law enforcement agents, who are trying to figure out a peaceful end to the illegal occupation.
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During rebel infighting in the enclave, analysts and some residents say, the Army of Islam's main rival, Faylaq Al Rahman, has sometimes formed opportunistic alliances with H.T.S. Mohammad Adel, an antigovernment activist in Douma, said H.T.S. had endangered people in Eastern Ghouta, declared Muslims who disagree with the group nonbelievers, and soured residents on the other rebel groups.
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That China has put so much energy into demonizing Jimmy Lai, 71, is a measure of his singular status as the one prominent businessman in Hong Kong who openly supports antigovernment protests, routinely denounces the Communist Party leader Xi Jinping as a "dictator" and refuses to follow fellow tycoons in paying at least token obeisance to Beijing.
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Analysts and local journalists said the size of the antigovernment crowds all over the country was the largest in over 453 years, and spoke of a possible shift in the balance of power in a place ruled for years by a gerontocracy left over from the country's war of independence against France nearly 60 years ago.
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Some are members of the so-called Patriot movement, an umbrella effort of antigovernment activists that includes groups like the Oath Keepers, an organization of law enforcement officers and military veterans, and the 3 Percent of Idaho, which focuses on the Second Amendment and derives its name from the supposed 3 percent of the colonial population that took up arms against the British.
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The Hong Kong police said on Wednesday that some police officers from the city's marine unit had been deployed to help evacuate mainland Chinese students who attend C.U.H.K. Supporters of the Hong Kong police and government marched on Thursday through Yuen Long, a district in northern Hong Kong that was the site of a mob attack on antigovernment demonstrators in July.
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And now in many ways, a little piece of Bundyville has re-emerged here in east-central Oregon, in the temper and tone of a Bundy-family led crew of armed, antigovernment acolytes who are occupying a federal wildlife reserve, calling for Washington to hand control of federal lands to ranchers and local governments, and seeking to unwind a century of policy that has shaped the West.
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HUNGARY SLOVENIA ROMANIA CROATIA Belgrade BOSNIA and HERZEGOVINA SERBIA ITALY KOSOVO MONTENEGRO NORTH MACEDONIA ALBANIA 100 MILES SERBIA BOSnia and HERZegovina MONTENEGRO Tivat Podgorica Kotor ALBANIA Adriatic Sea Bar 25 miles By The New York Times In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the antigovernment protests over the winter have faded, and the country remains as dysfunctional as ever, divided along ethnic lines that have only hardened.
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It includes an interview with a man put into an indoctrination camp for eight months for watching videos about Islam on his phone: In late July, the government said most detainees had been released from the indoctrination camps built to eliminate what it described as the threat of Islamic radicalism and antigovernment sentiment among the overwhelmingly Muslim population of Uighurs in the Xinjiang region in China's northwest.
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The pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong expressed its strong displeasure, calling the two measures "unnecessary and unwarranted, and would harm the relations and common interests between Hong Kong and the U.S." The Hong Kong government vigorously argued that the bills were not necessary, especially after the territory was able to hold peaceful local elections last Sunday in which antigovernment candidates won 87 percent of the seats.
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With its decision to execute the accused militants, along with Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, an outspoken antigovernment cleric and advocate for Saudi Arabia's Shiite minority who was arrested in 2012, the Saudi government seemed willing to endure the potentially high political costs of the killings in order to deliver a warning to would-be militants, political dissidents and others that any challenge to the royal family's rule would not be tolerated, analysts say.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) has so far weathered the political storm that engulfed him last week when reports surfaced that he did not act to stop sexual abuse while he was a wrestling coach at Ohio State University more than two decades ago (The Hill) … Trump's pardons of two convicted arsonists strain efforts to bridge mainstream and the extreme, particularly in the context of the growing antigovernment movement in Western states (The Hill.) ➔ WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: Staff changes, book contracts, migrant children and opioid prosecutions ... West Wing staff: As expected, Trump's legislative affairs director, Marc Short, announced he'll leave the White House later this month to join a consulting firm, and also become a senior fellow at the Miller Center for Public Affairs at the University of Virginia (Politico).
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