I know children are being marched away to showers, marched away to showers.
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Mothers marched with daughters and granddaughters; whole families, including husbands and sons, marched arm in arm.
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But then the other day I went into a restaurant—marched in and marched out, and I felt terrible.
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" Last year she marched in Lexington, Ky. Preeti Sahasi, 26, marched with her daughter Anikaa Sharma, 233, "because women's rights are human rights.
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Photographs by Leah Nash for The New York Times Naseem Craddock, 22017, marched with his mother, Karaneh Ashourizadegan, who marched last year as well.
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The women who marched in 2016, like the women who marched in 1913, know that to be pro-life is to be pro-woman.
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"If you marched in the Women's March, or you marched in one of the marches for science or in the March for Our Lives, or ever marched in a Pride parade, all of that culminates this Sunday," Steve Kerrigan, NARAL's national day of action coordinator, told Vox.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumHowever, the United Kingdom's scientists have marched before—back in 2010, the campaigning group Science is Vital, marched in response to feared funding cuts.
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The civil rights movement got results not just because activists marched in the street but also because activists marched into classrooms, county board meetings, law schools and the voting booth.
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When I marched with the Women's March in Washington, and later with the students who marched on Washington, I was struck by how both marches brought surges of voter registration.
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Juggalos marched on Washington and it got emotional Juggalos marched on Washington and it got emotional WASHINGTON — Juggalos just want to be able to listen to their favorite band in peace.
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" She emphasized the fact that "Heather never marched alone.
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" Workers have marched with signs saying "Plague or cholera?
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" They marched through downtown yelling, "Hey, hey, ho, ho.
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We marched through the fog in our black boots . . .
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Thank you to everyone who marched all over the world.
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Thousands of others marched noisily but peacefully through the capital.
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"You've marched for progress -- now run for office," she said.
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Hundreds of lawyers marched in a rare protest on Thursday.
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I wish I had marched or posted about the march.
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"One man one vote," read their signs as they marched.
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I want people to know that Heather never marched alone.
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Thousands marched in the freezing cold to denounce the reform.
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And it wasn't just those of voting age who marched.
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People marched proudly in the yoga pants of their choice.
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She marched on Saturday with Al Gore's Climate Reality Project.
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De Blasio marched with a handful of supporters carrying signs.
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Around 60,000 nationalists marched through Warsaw on Poland's independence day.
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Their numbers swelled as they marched through the city center.
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I marched in the Iraq War as a young guy.
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We've marched and we've rallied and that made people listen.
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People around the nation marched Sunday in support of Charlottesville.
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One year ago, millions of women marched in pink hats.
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It's unclear exactly how long Bella marched with the group.
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About a million people marched in London against the decision.
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A bloc of fans marched in protest before the match.
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Some protesters chanted "Putin is a thief" as they marched.
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A group of student protesters on Friday marched outside Sen.
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There's a reason why both of them marched to renomination.
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Loznak, the Columbia senior, marched a few feet behind Inslee.
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On Thursday thousands of Morales supporters marched in La Paz.
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Instead, he marched up to the stage, glowering and silent.
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I've always marched to the beat of my own drum.
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This time, without DuBourdieu, I marched down Dundas's frozen corridor.
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Shortly thereafter, they said, Mr. Churkin marched into Council chambers.
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" She retorted, laughing, "No one marched when I was elected.
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More than a million Americans marched on Saturday, March 24.
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Misty, from Laramie, marched with fellow graduate students and friends.
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Thousands protesting the decision marched through the city on Saturday.
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It did not even meet representatives of those who marched.
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Last week supporters of Rousseff's governing Worker's Party also marched.
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They marched, they ran, and on Election Day, they won.
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Thousands marched peacefully to object to Sudan's rapidly rising prices.
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More than half a million citizens marched against the laws.
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Felicity marched into court with her husband, William H. Macy.
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I marched in many a D.C. demonstration during the '80s.
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Behind them marched captured herdsmen, driving their cows and rams.
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They've marched, they've bled and yes, some of them died.
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Above, she marched in Las Vegas's Pride parade last week.
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Protesters marched in traditional May Day rallies across the country.
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Tens of thousands of people marched peacefully, also wearing masks.
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Thousands of Palestinians had marched to Gaza's border with Israel.
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On Saturday, several hundred Palestinians marched toward the border fence.
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Thousands also marched in cities including Marseilles, Strasbourg and Toulouse.
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"They marched in the middle of this road," she said.
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Mr. Lewis marched alongside Dr. King in Washington on Aug.
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They had marched off as Prussians and arrived as riffraff.
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He was a senior when they marched into the courthouse.
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On Sunday, they marched on St. Peter's Square for them.
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The group then marched up Connecticut Avenue toward DuPont Circle.
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Approximately 2 million people marched in protest a week later.
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Protesters marched around one of Mr. Trump's buildings in Chicago.
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U.S. Senator Kamala Harris marched in accompanied by a drumline.
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Equipment and members of the military marched down Constitution Avenue.
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They stood and marched together and even happily took selfies.
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The first L.G.B.T. group marched in New York in 2015.
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They also carried signs and played music as they marched.
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Students on campuses marched to chants calling for his resignation.
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The GIs marched on the jail and a standoff ensued.
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As the protesters marched on, many officers thanked McGrath effusively.
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A month after their departure the Germans marched into Paris.
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Protesters have marched outside his new home in Aurora's downtown.
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The bell rang and the boxers marched toward each other.
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The Rams then marched down the field for a touchdown.
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In the Philippines, workers marched for a higher minimum wage.
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It was Barbara's first march; Nancy hadn't marched since college.
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" The crowd marched toward Pioneer Courthouse Square chanting "Whose streets?
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Protesters chanted "shut detention down!" as they marched in New York City's Foley Square while in El Paso, Texas, hundreds marched toward the Paso Del Norte (Santa Fe) Bridge that crosses into Juarez, Mexico.
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At both rallies the cops had arranged for the nationalists to park at a pre-ordained location so they could be marched safely to the rally site, give their speeches, and be marched off again.
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Another group of 49 people marched in white in their honor.
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In cities around the globe, millions have marched for LGBTQ rights.
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" Then, tiny Janet marched out, declaring, "Uh unh, that's my part.
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U.S. bond yields have marched higher since September, pushing prices lower.
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"Hunger has reached the barrios," Judith Echezuría said as she marched.
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As technology marched forth, arcades were transported into the living room.
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In recent months, it has also marched eastwards against Islamic State.
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While he never marched in rallies, Prince's music was his march.
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There are people who marched for civil rights in this country.
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There are people who marched for women's suffrage in this country.
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The group marched unchallenged through the checkpoint, avoiding the back roads.
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Even before that, Roman soldiers marched on the left hand side.
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They took the same route where these Neo-nazis had marched.
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Hundreds of protesters have marched the city's streets since the Sept.
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On Saturday 500,230 people marched in Barcelona to condemn the attacks.
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In a hunchback posture, we marched in pairs toward the bus.
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" She added, "I marched in her trailer and said, 'Coach, please?
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On Saturday, a small group of protesters marched in Fort Worth.
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Phalanxes of lengthy Legalese marched down the street, parting the crowd.
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Sanders supporters marched out of the venue following the nomination process.
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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have marched to express their outrage.
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More than 1,000 people marched to Medborgarplatsen together the next day.
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Southerners marched through Yemen's second city proclaiming independence from northern taskmasters.
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Demonstrators marched through the city center under a giant model shark.
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But this isn't the first time the White Walkers marched south.
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As time marched on, my mind raced a mile a minute.
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She first marched on Washington with her family as a child.
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Several members of the group had marched last year as well.
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Demonstrators marched through the city centre under a giant model shark.
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"I want people to know Heather never marched alone," Bro said.
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Code Pink marched around the National Mall in a colorful pack.
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And while some Irish priests marched with the Southern Christian Leadership
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marched in Toronto's Pride parade Sunday.
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The drummers matched the beat as they marched off the court.
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Since his death, protesters have marched in downtown Pittsburgh demanding accountability.
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It failed after regular army troops marched on the capital Ouagadougou.
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According to the outlet, nearly 40 people marched in the protest.
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Climate strikers marched in the streets of San Salvador, El Salvador.
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And no flavorless, mushy vegetables force-marched into the interior, either.
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Dozens marched to the San Ysidro port of entry Sunday evening.
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Even the Tulsa schools superintendent, Deborah Gist, marched alongside the teachers.
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The parallels between Adolf and Donald have been marched out everywhere.
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Together, we marched toward the double doors that led to customs.
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Americans have marched for One Nation – we know how to march.
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In 1965, he famously marched from Selma to Alabama's capital, Montgomery.
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About 750,000 people marched in Barcelona, according to the local police.
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On May 2, 1963, teenagers and children marched in Birmingham, Ala.
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Summer Thomad, 19, of Las Vegas, marched with her best friend.
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While hundreds of thousands of people marched peacefully to demand Mrs.
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Kilt-wearing police officers marched happily through the crowd, blasting bagpipes.
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Demonstrators marched in Rome on Saturday to stand up to fascism.
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Last November, he marched in a Michael Brown protest in Seattle.
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I felt [the part] was me, and I marched straight ahead.
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At a protest in 1988, 10,000 people marched wearing gnome hats.
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At the front of the stage, Gandhi marched with his followers.
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" Then many of the employees marched off campus, chanting: "Stand up!
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Hooded men marched through town; opponents were kidnapped and pistol-whipped.
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They marched also to protest the arrest of several prominent activists.
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About 1,000 people marched to a Methodist church and police headquarters.
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In March, tens of thousands of climate activists marched through Paris.
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He did the same after neo-Nazi thugs marched in Charlottesville.
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We marched because my partner still had to adopt our daughter.
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We marched because our marriage was finally recognized where we live.
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Above, union members and others marched after the results were announced.
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He then marched Vallejo and his men off to Frémont's encampment.
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President Trump stepped aside and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan marched forward.
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Protesters have ignored such objections in the past and marched anyway.
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LONDON — They marched by the hundreds of thousands to stop Brexit.
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From Detroit to Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo and Traverse City, we marched.
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"We marched in and played a medley of tunes," Green said.
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Millions of people around the world marched during last year's rallies.
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At age 09, King marched into the bank holding the assets.
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Like all the stuff that our ancestors marched and died for.
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In fact, the party's flag marched ahead of the national flag.
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What would shock me is if they marched in the hood.
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There, thousands reportedly marched dressed in black to mourn his death.
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"I marched today for all victims of gun violence," Skiba said.
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In the '60s, her daughter said, she marched for civil rights.
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In the '60s, her daughter said, she marched for civil rights.
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In 1866 thousands marched to demand that the franchise be extended.
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Protesters holding candles marched through central Seoul late into the night.
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Protesters waved United States flags as they marched through the streets.
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Musk has marched down a few red carpets in his time.
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The white supremacists who marched on Charlottesville reject these American ideals.
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Out marched models in sparkle-covered spectator boots and twinkling tights.
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"Isn't this what you marched for?" my friend said to them.
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Marine marched with other French leaders in protest of the killing.
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But then hundreds of white supremacists marched right outside the church.
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I marched at Three Mile Island after the incident in 1979.
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CTK also estimated 2,000 marched in Brno, the country's second largest city.
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Thousands of protestors marched against widespread cuts to cultural services in London.
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The Prisoner has always marched to the beat of its own drum.
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On Monday, protesters marched to the city of Behrampur in Odisha state.
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Gigi, 21, marched alongside — their mother, Yolanda Hadid, was also in attendance.
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"Hell yes, sister," Tamblyn, who marched with Lively on January 21, commented.
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Some were seen carrying Mexican flags as they marched in the street.
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Teachers and staff held a spirited rally and marched in downtown Chicago.
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Then it marched right past a military base and federal police vehicles.
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I masked my feelings and marched on with a determination to succeed.
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Lee surrendered before a single black Confederate soldier ever marched into battle.
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This year, I too marched while pregnant to call for its repeal.
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But before they marched, protestors made signs to help spread their message.
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One of the parties in Mr Kielsen's coalition marched out in protest.
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By the numbers, per the BBC: Roughly 125,000 people marched on Saturday.
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From Hastings to London, estates fell in value wherever the Normans marched.
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There are people who have marched for civil rights in this country.
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She chose the latter, and was marched there past jeering prison guards.
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On September 1st tens of thousands of people marched in Buenos Aires.
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Often, I marched into battle on foot – countless miles – across whole continents.
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A couple of months later, I marched again in the climate march.
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As the second round began, Pirog marched the American to the ropes.
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The million people who marched to kick out Rosselló are US citizens.
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The millions of people who marched last Saturday got the national headlines.
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In July, anti-Bolshevik forces marched toward Yekaterinburg to rescue the Romanovs.
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He marched right up to her and began to nuzzle her leg.
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They marched for several blocks, with the police keeping a tight perimeter.
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Yet just as the right marched forward to the drum of Hayek,
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They marched forward, and they began shooting tear gas and rubber bullets.
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People marched in several cities and some lawmakers also spoke during protests.
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Everywhere we looked, in every direction, for blocks and blocks, women marched.
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Gang leaders from Watts, Compton, L.A. and Inglewood already marched for peace.
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More than 10,000 marched through Lausanne, Switzerland, and thousands more through Zurich.
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Wellington parent Alex, who marched beside his 11-year-old son, disagreed.
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But this isn't the first time the two countries have marched together.
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Morocco marched into the western Sahara when the Spanish departed in 1975.
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In Danville, they marched down Main Street to honking horns and passersby.
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When Russian soldiers without insignia marched into Crimea and seized it from
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They marched on the C.N.E. to protest, and clashed with security forces.
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Eder and other high school students marched from Madison, Wisconsin, to Rep.
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Robert Baratheon marched on the capitol after his victory at the Trident.
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It marched inexorably forward, its grim energy matching its protagonist's desperate ambitions.
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And this particular guy marched down the street to make a point.
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But of course -- that was the day the Germans marched into Paris.
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Thousands marched across France days after her death to condemn anti-Semitism.
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Pallbearers carried out the coffin and marched with it toward the car.
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My father marched in the gay-pride parade a few years later.
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As time marched on, the debate inside the halls of Congress raged.
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On Friday, Hong Kong's government workers marched by the tens of thousands.
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It was young people who marched for civil rights and women's rights.
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When the Klan members went ahead and marched, he had them arrested.
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Millions of people across the world marched Friday to protest climate change.
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Correction: This piece originally stated that American Nazis marched in Skokie, Illinois.
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Mourners marched through the strip, waving Palestinian flags and calling for revenge.
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As protesters marched, shareholders of Greece's main electricity utility, Public Power Corp.
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On Sunday, Welcome Out's Pride Parade marched through the streets of Uppsala.
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But that was the last time women marched with their heads uncovered.
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With a smart left turn, they marched down the wood-paneled corridor.
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In Brisbane, organizers estimated that 30,000 protesters marched across the Victoria Bridge.
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"It's not a crime to migrate," he said as he marched north.
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Those who marched on Saturday are the heirs to this vile legacy.
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Mr. LeDonne and a Wells lawyer marched him out the front door.
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Trenton Maughan, 215, of Paintsville, Ky., marched with his boyfriend and friends.
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It profiles Cleophus Smith, a sanitation worker who marched with the Rev.
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Above, white supremacists marched through the University of Virginia campus in August.
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Arizona, Illinois, and Florida have marched ahead with their primary elections Tuesday.
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She gripped a banner that read, "Sister, get angry!" as they marched.
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Others marched quietly, with candles, holding up large pictures of Ms. Lankesh.
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Northwestern took the opening drive and marched 75 yards for a score.
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As Ms. Audin watched, the soldiers marched her husband down the stairs.
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Since late August, when small caps peaked, interest rates have marched higher.
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So Mr. Mitchell marched ahead, biding his time and crossing his fingers.
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They ordered the passengers to take their belongings and marched them away.
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The Nazis and their allies marched in Charlottesville armed to the hilt.
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But we had no other options, so we marched off behind him.
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And in 26, he not only allowed gay pride, but he marched.
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And in 26, he not only allowed gay pride, but he marched.
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Some demonstrators marched to the Capitol, where another few hundred protesters awaited.
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Palestinians marched at midday in West Bank cities from Hebron to Nablus.
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Life marched on: children, Little League, always looking for the next job.
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" The Nazi groups that marched in Charlottesville cannot be considered a "side.
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One day, she saw her Hebrew instructor being marched to the station.
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Thousands also marched the day before in Baghdad, where Soleimani was killed.
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That was clear when they marched on the U.S. embassy on Dec.
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He became acquainted with Vietnamese soldiers and civilians and marched with soldiers.
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New Zealand protesters marched on Parliament in the country's capital of Wellington.
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On June 16, nearly two million people marched, according to organizers' estimates.
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Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren marched alongside them.
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Beyond the police station walls, the people of Dara'a marched in protest.
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In recent days, Iranians across the country have marched in his memory.
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The rain intensified as we marched from Union Square to Trump Tower.
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As the impeachment inquiry marched forward, another investigation consumed Washington on Monday.
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Another 2628 marched in Vermillion, S.D., population 28500,6900; 2628 in Cody, Wyo.
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Two men wearing dark plastic masks and carrying drums marched behind her.
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I marched back and asked if they had acquired any other models.
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Fifteen thousand Abdullah supporters marched on the Arg to protest the election.
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I don't know, maybe millions of people who marched last weekend care?
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Athletes from North and South Korea marched together under a single flag.
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Five thousand women marched while some onlookers hurled insults and tripped them.
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Outside the Vatican walls, abuse survivors marched and held rolling news conferences.
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We marched with hundreds of others the several miles to the crematory.
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But others neatly tucked a clod under their arms and marched away.
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They marched for something Tuesday ... and we're still recovering from that ASSignment.
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In October, hundreds of soldiers marched on his palace demanding more pay.
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On the first drive, the Huskies marched 242 yards in eight plays.
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The 2018 PyeongChang Games opening ceremony February 213: The Korean Unified team marched in together, Russian athletes marched as "Olympic Athletes from Russia" because Russia was banned for widespread doping fraud and Pita Taufatofua, the shirtless Tongan, returned.
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A stream of voters marched towards the local school to cast their ballots.
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At least 200,000 people marched in D.C., the march's organizers said Saturday afternoon.
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Have you marched with people who physically assault others because of their race?
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I would be frog marched into a vat of truck drivers back sweat.
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Hundreds of thousands marched in the capital Seoul on Saturday demanding Park resign.
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Chuck Piazza, 93, a World War II vet who once marched with Gen.
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Hundreds of people turned out, marched down the main street candlelight vigil, bagpipes.
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"He's never marched to the beat of the Army drum, so to speak."
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Buttigieg held a picnic nearby with supporters who then marched to the hall.
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Hundreds of thousands marched in the capital Seoul on Saturday demanding her resignation.
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In all, about 40 KKK members marched and held a 40-minute rally.
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"So much love, pride, and respect for those who marched," the singer tweeted.
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Demonstrators flashed signs at cars passing by and marched around a Woodstock park.
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She marched in Melbourne's Midsumma pride parade this year within the ace contingent.
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He was filming as protesters marched up Airline Highway at about 103 pm.
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He was filming as protesters marched up Airline Highway at about 11.15 pm.
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Katie Brazer, a 26-year-old community organizer who marched alongside Banuelos, agreed.
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Mozilo was among those marched in front of Congress to explain their actions.
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As the protesters marched, some of them took the bullhorn to make announcements.
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Judges marched in the streets in solidarity, some dressed in their court robes.
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On Friday night, hundreds marched in downtown Sacramento to protest the autopsy news.
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David Brooks For a few decades, American and British conservatism marched in tandem.
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Tuesday Johnson and Stoudemire, along with a dozen others, marched down Washington Ave.
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Hundreds of protesters marched from City Hall to Union Square in New York.
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Tens of thousands of people marched across France to protest against labour reforms.
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Outside, some 15,000 steel workers marched to demand action to protect the sector.
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It has marched higher since his U-turn in late December and January.
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Residents marched in the streets and called for police accountability in the shooting.
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Editorial President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey marched across another line last week.
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I marched back into Disneyland, head held high, Lincoln as my co-pilot.
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The colonel drags him out of the car and he is marched away.
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He's always voted the "right way," he marched with Martin Luther King, etc.
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Roosevelt's health situation, though, became more acute as the Allies marched toward victory.
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Countless people marched to the Utah State Capitol in protest of the decision.
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As soon as we marched down to the school board, they gave in.
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A group marched to the Department of Justice in protest in April 2018.
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Eight hundred children in white marched down Fifth Avenue, followed by the women.
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White supremacists were confronted by protesters as they marched down E. Market Street.
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"In previous times, warriors marched home with their units," Gobin, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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As he marched down the aisle, he put a hand on Gosling's shoulder.
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So I marched across the room and pretended to trip and fell down.
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The supermodel marched with "Free Palestine" protesters outside the U.S. Embassy in London.
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We marched for the rights of our immigrant and LGBTQIA sisters and brothers.
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A drumroll and a fanfare began as Takada marched down the entrance way.
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Strident in stetson and SS boots, he stopped traffic as he marched forth.
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I marched up town and acquired some of high street retail's finest contraband.
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Hundreds of thousands marched in the capital on Saturday demanding that she resign.
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Demonstrators have marched en masse on capitol buildings and airports across the country.
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A record 2594m people marched earlier this month to demand Ms Rousseff's fall.
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On August 25th more than 20,000 Rosarinos marched through the streets demanding action.
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As the group marched through Mexico, whistles, jeers and cat calls were common.
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A couple of thousand students marched through Athens against repealing asylum last week.
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Every time you called, and marched, and tweeted, you helped move us closer.
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Since then, GDP per capita has marched higher while household income has declined.
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He soon marched his army back to the city and took the Capitol.
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That consul marched an army to the city to restore himself to power.
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The Wolfpack marched 75 yards in 1173 plays for a 13-3 advantage.
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Millions have called, written, marched, yelled, begged, demanded and struggled to be hear.
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The Republican primary is effectively over, but Mr. Trump has marched on regardless.
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When she emerged, she said she was leaving and marched out the door.
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Nearly 3 million people marched in sister marches around the world on Saturday.
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But protesters marched through the streets of Charlotte and demanded the videos' release.
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" He described the white supremacists who marched in Charlottesville as "very fine people.
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Occasionally an elderly woman in headscarf marched by, seemingly inured to the changes.
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Outside the markup, protesters marched up and down the hallway, shouting at senators.
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They marched toward the police station, three of them carrying AR-15 rifles.
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Four thousand World War II veterans marched in the October 1945 renaming ceremony.
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On March 23rd an estimated 55,000 people marched through Warsaw towards PiS's headquarters.
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Across the nation, protesters marched the streets and called for Donald Trump's impeachment.
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Until they marched south again in "The Dragon and the Wolf," that is.
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Demonstrators yelled "no justice, no peace," and "black lives matter" as they marched.
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If we marched for our race and rights, you would call us racists.
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Members of the 2e Regiment Etranger d'Infanterie de la Legion Etrangere marched on.
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On Saturday I marched with two of my best friends, Alithea and Izzy.
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About a year ago, millions nationwide and across the world marched with purpose.
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More than 100 people marched through the streets of West Palm Beach, Fla.
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Parents took photos from the balcony, as the grads marched across the stage.
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Stegosaurs were known for sporting diamond-shaped plates, which marched across their backs.
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Tom Steyer, who had dropped out of the race by then, marched anyway.
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Woods, often profane and enraged in such circumstances, said nothing and marched on.
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In 2016, thousands of people marched in Berlin to protest the proposed deal.
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Just after the last Winter Olympics, in Sochi, Vladimir Putin marched into Crimea.
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They bought an old rowhouse, volunteered in health clinics, marched for gun control.
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The two Koreas last marched together in the Asian Winter Games of 2007.
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Women clad in purple peacefully pointed their fingers as they marched in Madrid.
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As the centuries marched on, so did the Rio Grande's names and uses.
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They have marched, organized Resistance groups, and reinvigorated American politics at every level.
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North and South Korea marched under one flag at the Olympics' opening ceremony.
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That afternoon, hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched peacefully through central Hong Kong.
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So when they traipsed the Trail of Tears, their slaves marched with them.
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Some protesters then marched through central Moscow before the riot police halted them.
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And every year, to residents' chagrin, neo-Nazis marched to his grave site.
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Demonstrators marched in Sacramento after prosecutors cleared the officers who killed Mr. Clark.
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If you marched, either in person or in spirit, pick one issue. Education.
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The British Army marched into captivity; the Americans trudged home for the winter.
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We were put in rudimentary barracks, then marched to a few orientation sessions.
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She marched with her mother, Aiko Smith, near the US Embassy in Madrid.
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Fans of Rush marched to the beat of a different kind of drummer.
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Sally—marched Scomp and six other abductees hundreds of miles to the Deep
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On May 21, 1989, organizers said one million people marched in the city.
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Students walked out of their classrooms and marched for miles to the Capitol.
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THEY MARCHED along the seafront in Brighton, waving flags and heralded by drummers.
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Police said 65,000 marched in Paris, while 806,000 took part in protests nationwide.
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Instead of being marched back to the hospital, he was arrested and jailed.
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The conservative assault on Bivens has marched steadily forward for nearly four decades.
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" Black Lives Matter protesters have marched alongside those proclaiming themselves "Undocumented and Unafraid.
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Demonstrators also marched in Atlanta, rushing over a bridge to block a highway.
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Protesters demanding more funding for the service marched on Prime Minister May's office.
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Thousands of people marched through Atlanta one day after President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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As the parades marched downtown, the West End was in a circumspect mood.
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They then marched to Trump Tower, according to media reports at the time.
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Then, when he was thoroughly wet, they marched him into the laundry room.
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Still, folks tried to fight back and marched through the streets to Gov.
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Unity Fountain, the site where #BringBackOurGirls protesters once marched regularly, is often empty.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters and activists marched across the state on Saturday.
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That's because Taufatofua marched shirtless and — yes — oiled up despite very chilly weather.
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They estimate that around 1 percent of all Americans marched on January 20.
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When Nazis and Klan members marched in Charlottesville and believers in justice marched against them, Trump said there were good people on both sides of that debate, which is a sad commentary on his view of those he considers his base.
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As thousands marched, Taiwan may be be getting closer to marriage equality As thousands marched, Taiwan may be be getting closer to marriage equality Taiwan's annual Gay Pride Parade attracts a massive turnout making it the biggest one in Asia.
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Up to 250,000 people marched in Warsaw on Sunday, most of them ordinary families.
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It was millions of ordinary citizens, especially young people, who voted, marched, and organized.
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This time the 49ers marched 533 yards in nine plays in just 2:44.
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The mood in the streets where protesters marched was as varied as the locations.
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Nicks, along with Fleetwood Mac, fell out of favor as the '80s marched on.
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Several weeks ago, the man marched past a receptionist into the on-air studio.
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Protesters demanding more funding for the service marched on Prime Minister Theresa May's office.
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Thousands marched in Ukraine's capital to mark the third anniversary of the Maidan protests.
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Kicking off before sunrise, Black Lives Matter to climate activists marched through the city.
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The band marched onto a highway to begin the parade and the truck followed.
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Nearly everyone we know marched today, either in D.C. or in their home cities.
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On October 27, 1917, 20,000 suffragists marched down Fifth Avenue in New York City.
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They also marched across the country and in protests worldwide, from Arkansas to Antarctica.
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Women marched waving coat-hangers, which are sometimes used in do-it-yourself abortions.
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They also marched and protested in the streets in the wintry rain and snow.
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Syria's army marched toward the city, dismantling explosives left behind by the terror group.
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Mary proudly marched alongside friends and family on a day they won't soon forget.
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The countries marched in alphabetical order, based on the Portuguese spelling of their names.
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On the left, real policy research and political positions have marched hand in hand.
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Capriles marched almost every day for two months to protest the regime's repressive tactics.
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In smaller British towns, too, people marched, wafted placards and shouted "Trump go home".
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In Austin, the Texas capital, about 400 people marched through the streets, police said.
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Protesters marched in favour of repealing the Corn Laws and extending the voting franchise.
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Hundred of mostly young Latino protesters marched on Los Angeles City Hall Wednesday night.
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In fact, Aretha's father, C.L. Franklin, marched alongside MLK during the civil rights movement.
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On October 8th some 400,000 people marched in Barcelona for the unity of Spain.
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Nickel marched towards a three-month high, up 13% while zinc was almost unchanged.
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Estimates suggest that 200,000 people marched in D.C., exceeding the 3003,000 organizers had expected.
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Estimates suggest that 200,000 people marched in D.C., exceeding the 100,000 organizers had expected.
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When Argentina marched into Maracana Stadium, the host country fans booed their neighborhood rival.
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Take inequality of income, which in China marched upwards between 1980 and about 2010.
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Steven Dearth was grabbing a bite when up marched little Lillian to his table.
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Thousands of people also marched in Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York.
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Protesters in Iran and Iraq marched for a third day to denounce the execution.
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The protesters first marched from the Freedom Plaza in Washington, DC, to Capitol Hill.
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Members of Vanguard, a white nationalist group, marched away from Emancipation Park behind shields.
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He doesn't know about the white supremacists and neo-Nazis that marched in Charlottesville.
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She actually looked like she'd seen a ghost and marched in the other direction.
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The army and allied forces then marched eastwards against Islamic State militants this year.
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I'm living where so many marched, bled, and died to secure my basic freedoms.
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It was millions of ordinary citizens, especially young people, who voted, marched and organized.
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Some said police used pepper spray on them as they marched from the park.
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The vigil's attendees walked the same route that the supremacists marched five nights earlier.
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Thousands marched through Miami, Atlanta, Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco as night fell.
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Just before 2:30, the beginner players marched into the team room carrying trophies.
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Some 365 million years ago, eyeless trilobites marched across the seafloor in single file.
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They marched to the county jail and chanted for the inmates behind the slats.
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People of all ages marched, many donning homemade "Bolivia dijo no" and "F21" shirts.
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" Demonstrators also marched to the offices of senators, yelling, "What do we want, justice.
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Thousands waved American flags and marched in front of the US consulate on Sunday.
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And some "very fine people" marched alongside white supremacists last summer in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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People marched peacefully, carrying placards saying "Nazis out" and chanting "Strache is a fascist".
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Oil prices marched higher on fears of a strike by oil workers in Norway.
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ET, the protestors had marched away, leaving behind an array of "Never Again" signs.
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And Rebecca marched over to the young woman, a total stranger, and said, 'Hi!
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I walked at the front of the line, interviewing the leaders as they marched.
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The survivors of the calamitously unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion marched behind a banner.
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When singing didn't work, I marched the streets of Atlanta with thousands of others.
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The protest amassed over 200 participants, chanting "Cuomo lies, people die!" as they marched.
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SG: They marched off because they thought it was a dumbed-down picture book.
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Gina Liberto Barnes and her family were among those who marched across the bridge.
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Martin Luther King Jr. marched for "justice and jobs"; he died supporting sanitation workers.
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We marched to Europe in two world wars to oppose aggression, Fascism and Nazism.
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Last weekend thousands marched in almost a hundred cities in support of the bill.
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Protesters marched on Lâncome's stores, forcing every outlet in Hong Kong to temporarily close.
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Protesters marched in surgical masks, carrying posters likening the city to a gas chamber.
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Despite being diagnosed with stage 503 pancreatic cancer earlier this year, he's marched on.
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Up ahead, but far enough from the mayor to never encounter him, marched Gov.
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"Leave Columbus alone, de Blasio!" a paradegoer yelled as Mr. de Blasio marched past.
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" Crowds have marched past gawking tourists, singing, "I am, I am, I am Spanish.
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One week after getting that protection she marched into court and filed for divorce.
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Fellow 2020 contender Bill de Blasio marched with McDonald's employees in Des Moines, Iowa.
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She marched last year in Las Vegas, and said she had an amazing time.
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Back then, the women and the men (there was no other category) marched separately.
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Kim marched through, sweat glistening on his face, and did not utter a word.
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After a peaceful rally, activists marched through the streets toward the I-10 highway.
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At the convention, several groups of chanting supporters marched their candidates into the auditorium.
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Many of those women marched with one message: I'm doing this for my daughter.
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Exactly no one was surprised when her husband, Bernie Sanders, marched to the podium.
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Who marched for them while excitement was building over the potential first woman president?
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And she marched me into the lavatory and washed my mouth out with soap.
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His parents were former hippies who marched against the Vietnam War in the 1960s.
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Kanem: The fact is, women have coalesced; women have marched; women have spoken out.
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" They marched alongside workers, holding banners that declared, "Forming unions is not a crime.
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I climbed the trees — that is, I marched to the top of the steps.
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Others marched towards his lavish 'Blue Roof' residence, but were kept away by soldiers.
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Illinois (453-0) marched 63 yards for a score on the game's opening drive.
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As the demonstrators marched out after Comey's speech, the student section burst into applause.
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Tens of thousands of people marched, though not everyone was happy with the change.
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Spieth dipped his head with each disappointment and marched on to the next tee.
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Residents marched to the tenant management office, and the electrical wiring was eventually repaired.
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Mario M. Cuomo, Mayor Edward I. Koch and Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato all marched.
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British armies marched down from Montreal and up from Manhattan; Saratoga became the fulcrum.
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Tens of thousands of people marched through Yerevan, blocking streets and staging sit-ins.
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Meanwhile, tens of thousands of protesters marched through London in response to Trump's visit.
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After an hour of speeches, the large crowd marched toward the university's administration building.
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The Interior Ministry estimated that 20.7,22025 people marched in France, including 262,264 in Paris.
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In the past, hundreds of thousands have marched in Mexico against crime and corruption.
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But Trump was never going to be frog-marched out of the White House.
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When they marched again last spring, Mr. Braunsdorf decided it was time to act.
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A soldier marched behind, carrying Mr. Mubarak's military medals neatly arranged on a board.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters marched on Saturday to protest the Trump administration's actions.
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About 1,500 people marched in protest at the Minnesota Capitol on Friday night, above.
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The company has marched toward monopoly by exploiting the defects of contemporary antitrust law.
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Yet Democrats marched on to hand us a partisan impeachment simply doomed to fail.
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Exhausted pilgrims, including women carrying their children, marched long distances to reach the shrines.
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The musicians not only played the works (from memory!) but also marched and danced.
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Police were on the scene in numbers as people held banners, chanted and marched.
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Enthusiastically glittered signs comfortably marched next to broadsides calling for the blood of polluters.
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Nebraska marched down the field taking the opening kickoff 287 yards in seven plays.
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In September, hundreds of students and other participants marched through Yale calling for divestment.
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Protesters marched to the city of Behrampur in the state of Odisha on Monday.
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Our democracy is so broken that American students marched last weekend to save lives.
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In Los Angeles, hundreds of people filled Grand Park and marched outside City Hall.
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O-P-E-C. This week, oil prices marched to another four-year high.
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When civil rights activists marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, they were being disruptive.
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A fire twirler, Reagan Lee, marched through Mobile in the Order of Doves parade.
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Cuban says he likes that Turner marched to the beat of his own drum.
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Some 207,000 people marched, they said, most heading home peacefully in the late afternoon.
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Unarmed men marched through the streets waving sticks and chanting "No Raila, no peace".
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"Uhuru is a thief!" protesters yelled as they marched through the streets, waving sticks.
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Yet when the young man marched into the ring, his appearance shocked everyone present.
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The energetic, enthusiastic crowd attracted the attention of journalists as they slowly marched south.
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"I need a little distance," he said as he marched down the five flights.
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And so, as Mourinho marched from the field, he was lining up his arguments.
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When the first letters arrived, the words marched across the page, left to right.
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I marched up to my new, small, one-bedroom apartment on the Hill, satisfied.
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In 2015, President Barack Obama marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala.
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They marched across the University of Virginia's campus with torches, chanting anti-Semitic slurs.
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Lawyers for both sides marched into court, but the judge quickly denied Brad's request.
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Along these walls, we see the faces of Americans who prayed as they stood on the Lexington Green, who prayed as they headed west, prayed as they headed into battle, and prayed as they marched for justice, and always marched for victory.
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Over the last twenty-years, moms have marched for common sense gun control, African-American men have marched for recognition, immigrants for a fair and just immigration system, the LGBTQ community for acknowledgment, and women continue to march and march for equality.
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On March 7, thousands marched across Peru in protest at what they call 'gender ideology.
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In 1918 and 2003, opposition melted away when British and American forces respectively marched in.
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Clinton also marched in the parade in 2006, when she was running for re-election.
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As they marched, the white supremacist group followed with Nazi flags and placards in hand.
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Women and their families marched to show our values, our unity and our good spirit.
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In addition to women who had abortions marching, former abortion providers marched with signs, too.
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At one point, a group of soldiers marched past, escorting two recently captured rebel fighters.
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We have marched, we have organized, we have run for office and we have won.
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They marched to remember those who were killed and in solidarity with those who survived.
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The various requests WikiLeaks made of Trump Jr. grew increasingly bizarre as time marched on.
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Moore marched into the meeting, a crew of about 25 parents and kids behind her.
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The protesters marched in the gritty Kwun Tong industrial district of the Chinese-ruled city.
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Religious hardliners marched earlier this month in Lahore demanding Asia Bibi's sentence be carried out.
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They formed groups of about 30 and marched toward each unit in single-line formation.
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Across the country and around the world, hundreds of thousands of women marched in solidarity.
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Congregations in Kinshasa and 12 other cities marched out of their churches after Sunday mass.
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DACA supporters marched to the Phoenix Immigration and Customs Enforcement office to protest Trump's decision.
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The people who marched there are people you may never have heard from until now.
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Brazilians, who marched in their millions to demand Ms Rousseff's impeachment, are weary of protest.
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A huge crowd of protesters marched through Hong Kong island for six hours on Sunday.
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"Wonderful experience," she wrote, adding that the marched from the U.S. embassy to Trafalgar Square.
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One, in Brasília, the capital, marched to the up-tempo "Don't go touching our pensions".
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They petitioned, marched, lobbied and donated to overturn Proposition 8 in California — and it worked.
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Some 600 families in Tulul al Nasir were marched out of the village, he says.
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Second, on October 8th some 400,000 people marched in Barcelona for the unity of Spain.
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If Palestinians marched peacefully, without guns and explosives, they would take the moral high ground.
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We still marched for reproductive rights, took self-defense classes, and volunteered at women's shelters.
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A group of protesters marched to the American embassy, ripping up pictures of Mr Trump.
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Over the weekend and Monday, protesters marched again in Charlotte streets, though in smaller numbers.
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Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, marched in the Storm Lake, Iowa, parade.
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On Monday, protesters marched outside Mr. Snyder's apartment building in Ann Arbor, demanding his arrest.
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Soldiers marched at their barracks in honour of the occasion, but thousands of people protested.
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The women who marched are about to start running for office, all across the country.
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There were many who stood up and marched for the first time in their lives.
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Out marched school officials, faculty and National Guard member Jacob Blair, all wearing graduation robes.
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Many marched on South Africa's parliament to complain about high college fees, among other things.
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He heard grievances, marched in local parades, and presided over ancient rituals in the fields.
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In the late afternoon, thousands of people marched from parliament to the national soccer stadium.
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"This shows that the Honduran people are united," he said, as he marched toward Tapachula.
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He marched in lockstep with some of the biggest civil rights leaders of the decade.
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He marched out of the house cursing the United States and I am deeply sorry.
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Several protestors who marched on the parliament in Kampala Monday to protest were reportedly detained.
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Well-armed Congolese soldiers have marched through Lubumbashi, an opposition stronghold in the south-east.
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Following Nimr's execution, hundreds of protesters marched through Qatif on Saturday, according to eyewitness reports.
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You have always marched to your own drum, and you make me so so proud.
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On March 14th student demonstrators descended into Freetown and marched on the seat of government.
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In June 1780 Gordon marched a riotous crowd of 50,000 to the Houses of Parliament.
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The British marched on Washington, D.C., in August 1814 after the Americans attacked York, Ontario.
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On April 8, tens of thousands of demonstrators silently marched to honor Dr. King's memory.
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Last month journalists and editors marched in protest to the Ministry of Culture in Zagreb.
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Salma Hayek marched in wearing oversize glittering black sunglasses, the better to survey her surroundings.
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In September, tens of thousands of people across Mexico marched in protest against gay marriage.
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Trudeau marched in the parade alongside his wife as well as Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne.
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Performers in a reenactment of an 1811 slave rebellion marched through LaPlace, La., on Friday.
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Dozens of pro-abortion rights protesters chanted and marched outside the building, the outlet reported.
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Hundreds of Saudi Arabian Shiite Muslims marched through the streets in protest, according to Reuters.
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" The newly elected Ardern responded that "no one had marched over my election to office.
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In Europe, large sea snails now found as far south as Angola marched to Sicily.
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Eventually the crowd exited the terminal and marched east on 42nd Street toward the hotel.
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The far right groups marched with torches the night before the protests over the statue.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. marched against specific injustices, many times triggered by an incident.
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The Maquis marched down the street with four women whose heads were bald as babies.
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Albert Pike near Judiciary Square in Washington came after white supremacists marched in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Athletes have marched behind the Olympic flag before, usually as a result of geopolitical conflict.
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"You've got to make it," Els said to Mickelson as they marched toward the green.
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The communicating world marched en masse to secure platforms like WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, and Signal.
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Protesters on Tuesday marched 2 1/2 miles from Causeway Bay to Central, Bloomberg reported.
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It also showed residents fleeing as riot police and soldiers marched through almost deserted streets.
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On the West Coast, organizers said more than 2,000 people marched through downtown Los Angeles.
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In response, about 100 protesters marched through downtown's streets Wednesday night to share their disappointment.
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Later in the evening, when protesters marched towards the police station on Cottage Grove Ave.
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Hal hooked himself to the rope ahead of me and marched out into the river.
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We have marched to assert that our lives matter, in the face of police violence.
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That is why we marched on Washington; that is why we will keep on marching.
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Tens of thousands of others marched peacefully on the anniversary and against the extradition bill.
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On Saturday, around 500 anti-globalisation protesters marched peacefully past the Swiss parliament in Bern.
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While celebrating in Yugoslavia, he would sometimes join public celebrations, or marched along the streets.
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So the Panthers, fully armed, marched into the California state Capitol to protest the bill.
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The housing recovery marched forward during the July to September quarter, a new survey showed.
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More than 250,000 marched the one mile from New York's Foley Square to Battery Park.
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Mr. McConnell, undeterred by his critics, instead stared straight ahead and marched through the concourse.
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After his speech, they marched to the office of the attorney general a mile away.
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On March 21902, she and her classmates marched at Namdaemun, a gate in central Seoul.
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And yet, the Grizzlies marched all the way back to a 128-1443 overtime win.
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The Canadians melted into the Dutch crowd, and they all marched to the game together.
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As many as a million people marched peacefully a week ago against the extradition bill.
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Tens of thousands of Klansmen in white robes marched on the National Mall in Washington.
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So to all of you who have marched and written, called and voted, roar on.
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" Several of the protesters marched on Friday under the slogan "What Are We Waiting For?
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Their athletes last marched together at the Asian Winter Games in Changchun, China, in 2007.
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On March 9, perhaps 6,000 women marched peacefully in Karachi, and another 3,000 in Lahore.
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And the GOP has marched to victory in statehouses across the country and governors' mansions.
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"But we marched for law and order, for democracy, for freedom of speech," she said.
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" He added: "What I did say is that I marched in the Gay Pride parade.
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Last month, an estimated 700,000 people marched in London in support of such a referendum.
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Last week, thousands of protesters marched against the powerful mayor, even calling him a murderer.
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Smith marched inside to interrogate her mother, who chided her for asking such crazy questions.
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The two Koreas marched together at the 143 Sydney Olympics, flying the Korean Unification Flag.
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Other protesters, many wearing black and face masks, marched in the Causeway Bay shopping district.
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Other demonstrators, many wearing black and face masks, marched in the Causeway Bay shopping district.
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Ten days ago, thousands of fans marched to the Estadio Nacional in solidarity with him.
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Even as US stocks marched to record highs last week, warning lights were flashing elsewhere.
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The ministry said that, nationwide, 187,000 people had marched on Thursday, including 23,000 in Paris.
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They marched across the Circus Maximus, now only partly mowed, like a half shaven face.
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This summer, Zion marched with Union, his step-mom, at the Miami Beach Pride Parade.
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Some marched alongside a mock hearse meant to symbolize the death of Ms. Park's government.
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"I pointed out that no one had marched over my election to office," she said.
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Rachel Baxa marched in Boise, Idaho, with her 2-year-old daughter Georgia in tow.
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People marched in more than 600 locations around the world, on every continent, even Antarctica.
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Mr. Anderson, clad in black, marched past him, continuing to fire all around the store.
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I marched in here to arm her with the tools to help her feel safe.
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Senator Bernie Sanders marched to a polling place alongside a crowd of young Latinx voters.
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Shortly after the elections were suspended, hundreds of protesters marched in Santo Domingo, the capital.
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Some were shouting "Get out of our town!" at the alt-right as they marched.
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Ms. Felix slapped him, jabbed her elbow in his stomach, and marched into her house.
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Hundreds of protesters marched peacefully outside the parliament demanding the draft law to be scrapped.
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The minister said that nationwide 452,0003 people had marched on Thursday, including 56,000 in Paris.
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However, people from all races, gender identities, and ages marched to Battery Park in solidarity.
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This week, tens of thousands of people marched against anti-Semitism in New York City.
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Noah marched further down the lane of destroying his relationship with Helen and his family.
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Since the LNA marched on Tripoli nearly a year ago, fighting has displaced 150,000 people.
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The teachers' unions felt unusually robust public support, as parents and students marched with them.
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Police in riot gear ordered demonstrators to disperse as they marched onto the scene Saturday.
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They marched slowly to the end of the road and stopped at a small park.
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When he was alone at the bar, I excused myself and marched over to him.
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On June 9, a million people marched through the financial center to demonstrate their opposition.
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Following the rally, demonstrators marched to buildings housing financial institutions like BlackRock and Wells Fargo.
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In many cities over many years, my wife and I had marched for marriage equality.
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"How long did the peace last after the two Koreas marched together in past games?"
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White supremacist groups had also marched through Charlottesville chanting slogans against Jews and other groups.
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Lawrence then marched his team 55 yards for what would be the game-winning touchdown.
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On Sunday, demonstrators marched through central Mexico City demanding better security and justice for Mexicans.
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The two Koreas marched together into the stadium at the Sydney Olympic games that year.
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Atlanta then marched 53 yards, with Ryan throwing 6 yards to Ridley for a touchdown.
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On Saturday, hundreds of anti-Trump protesters marched at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.
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More than 1,000 people reportedly marched toward the embassy, which was blocked off by barricades.
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The extreme right protesters were heard shouting anti-Semitic slogans as they marched through Charlottesville.
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Up until the 210s, American women steadily marched into paid employment, mainly women with children.
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The government said 10,000 Yellow Vest protesters had marched in Paris, including 113,500 "ultraviolent" activists.
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Protesters who once marched daily at Unity Fountain in Abuja, Nigeria's capital, have been quiet.
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I've marched, rallied, fasted, and vigiled against these wars, and have been arrested numerous times.
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I've never heard this many fans this quiet as they marched to a home game.
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I grew up in the '60s and I marched on Washington against the Vietnam War.
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But those who marched in 2017 may also be engaging in other forms of activism.
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Back then, a 5,000-strong Russian crowd marched from the city center to the stadium.
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The two Koreas marched together in the Olympic opening ceremonies in 2000, 2004 and 2006.
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In 1918 and 2003, opposition melted away when British and American forces marched into the city.
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American flag burned In Atlanta, about 500 people marched downtown, said Atlanta police spokesman Lukasz Sajdak.
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Protesters in El Paso, Texas, marched toward a bridge that connects the U.S. to Juarez, Mexico.
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" Rosa Segal (543, Milford, PA) Eddy Segal, who marched with her mother: "My mom is terrified.
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Warren applauded women in politics, from candidates and political organizers to those who've marched in rallies.
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There are a lot of folks who marched in this country to give us this shot.
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Those who marched and picketed in Selma wore nice suits, prim dresses, gloves, and heeled shoes.
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The government estimated that some 27,900 people marched Saturday around France, including some 9,000 in Paris.
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Jubilant crowds marched to the KGB's headquarters and toppled the statue of its founder, Felix Dzerzhinsky.
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They marched on the same path that white supremacists had taken with torches the previous Friday.
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Several hundred demonstrators marched to decry racism in the wake of the deadly violence in Charlottesville.
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In Chicago, hundreds of people marched through downtown Sunday, many with signs condemning racism and Nazis.
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The Cardinals elected to receive and marched down the field for a touchdown and a win.
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In Sydney in 2000, teams from North and South Korea marched together at the opening ceremony.
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Singing songs in Spanish, Hebrew, and English, they marched through the streets of the nation's capital.
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Rent has marched up along with his salary as the family's housing vouchers have been reduced.
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They were then reportedly marched down to the principal's office and asked to empty their pockets.
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Opposition and government supporters marched in the OPEC nation in competing May Day rallies on Monday.
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Leftist, rightist and regional party leaders later marched to demand that the currency change be abandoned.
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Michael Eldridge, marched him to the barracks shower room, where Felix elbowed him in the chin.
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Earlier on Sunday, thousands - including Yau and Leung - marched to the city's financial district in protest.
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Many marched on Saturday and Sunday in solidarity with the survivors and victims of the shooting.
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In 1986, Steve Jobs marched in with a million dollars and bought us from George Lucas.
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Bernie Sanders marched with McDonald's laborers in the first in the nation caucus state of Iowa.
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All told, northern and southern teams marched together at seven different events between 2000 and 2007.
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I told him sending us to that apartment was an insult, and we marched back out.
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"This is a symbol of patriotism, public spirit and union," Duque told Reuters as he marched.
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In World War l, I marched on the Marne and held the line at Belleau Wood.
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I marched after Eric Garner's life was taken by police with an illegal chokehold in 2014.
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Demonstrators marched along some of the busiest streets of downtown Buenos Aires on Friday, blocking traffic.
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Thousands marched in Guatemala City calling for Mr Morales to resign and congress to clean house.
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But it is unclear if the rest of the women who marched agree on this agenda.
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A diverse crowd of 200 to 300 people marched from Marshall Park after a short rally.
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That number only got bigger as he marched south, taking the Umbers and everything else living.
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George Washington marched the Continental Army to Morristown and set up winter headquarters there on Jan.
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Last month thousands marched through the capital Zagreb demanding the government to give up on ratification.
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Oh, yeah, and she's marched to end systemic racism in the country during her free time.
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Last November, 250 taxi drivers in Kuala Lumpur marched in the streets against Uber and Grab.
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When Hirschfeld was out of Germany on tour, the Nazi student group marched on the Institute.
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Last Sunday, around 10,000 people marched against the violence seen in Paris, according to French media.
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Around the same time, thousands of people in Athenry marched in favour of the data centre.
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Our first look at Delevingne's Laureline, who's being marched down a hallway by Two Big Dudes.
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Kanye West just marched into Trump Tower for a face-to-face with the President-elect.
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Progressives have protested at those Republicans' town halls, marched through major cities and filled lawmakers' voicemails.
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Between 800,000 and a million people marched on the National Mall in 1993 for LGBT rights.
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Women in white marched to mourn the victims of violent acts and to call for peace.
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At the weekend, an estimated 1 million people marched in London to demand a second referendum.
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But over the past 218 years, the maternal mortality rate trend reversed and steadily marched upward.
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But Maryland methodically marched 65 yards in 13 plays with Hills scoring from five yards out.
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The crowd later marched to NYPD headquarters in Lower Manhattan, where they laid down cardboard coffins.
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About 150 predominantly African-American demonstrators marched from New Red Apple Nails at 1426 Nostrand Ave.
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Protesters blocked a road outside a Trump rally in Arizona and marched against him in NYC.
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They marched in cities like London, Cambridge, and Birmingham, according to the UK Student Climate Network.
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One percent of Anchorage, Alaska, marched, on a snowy day with a high of 14 degrees.
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In his 80s he took part in Occupy Wall Street and marched against war in Iraq.
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After all, hundreds of thousands of women proudly marched in "pussy hats" almost two years ago.
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A few days later thousands of pot-bangers marched to the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace.
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The court case resumed the same week NEB hearings for the pipeline marched forward, amid protests.
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Around 2:30pm, the protesters marched on Place d'Italie square, in the southeast of the capital.
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At campaign events Mr Holm evokes 1989, when Ossis marched in solidarity against the communist regime.
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The two teams marched together at an Olympics opening ceremony for the first time since 2006.
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Colorado marched right down the field on its opening possession with Montez completing all four passes.
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In Venice last month, residents marched through a throng of visitor to protest against uncontrolled tourism.
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In Harbin, a northeastern city, parents marched through the streets, calling the new admissions mandate unjust.
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We marched precisely because we believe that no woman is free until all women are free.
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Afterwards, the doctors marched to the White House, where roughly 40 doctors staged another die-in.
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Labor unions marched in the streets, demanding higher-than-market wages and lower-than-market housing.
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Millions of people have marched to demand sovereignty from mainland China and protest its socioeconomic conditions.
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Then they marched to the house of Chief Justice Thomas Hutchinson, the royal governor of Massachusetts.
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Of course, the reality is rather different: One side marched with tiki torches, shouting racist chants.
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They first marched to the Department of Justice, and then to the Hart Senate Office Building.
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They marched a few hundred deep up the alleyway, holding banners and scarves above their heads.
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The medics, wearing white gowns and surgical caps, then marched on to the Finance Ministry headquarters.
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North Carolina teachers marched in downtown Raleigh on Wednesday to demand more education funding, WRAL reported.
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Millions attended around the globe and about 85033,000 people marched in Chicago, according to the Tribune.
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Cast members from the television show "Parks and Recreation" marched together against gun violence on Saturday.
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" Outside the hall, musicians marched carrying signs saying "Philadelphia Orchestra on Strike" and "Retain the Artistry.
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About 2,500 people marched peacefully in the first-ever Starkville gay pride parade, NBC News reported.
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In Charlottesville, white supremacists marched with guns and other weapons, and this is not an anomaly.
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Five years ago, I marched into a sterile-looking photo studio to take my senior portrait.
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We marched in silence, led by a solitary drummer and both the American and rainbow flags.
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Carrying her baby by a German soldier, she is marched home, her head shaven, as punishment.
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Some 90,000 Poles marched against the Polish government in early May, protesting its anti-democratic trajectory.
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Dr. Traci Blackmon marched with followers across the city, in both silent and song-filled resistance.
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In January, women marched in protest around the globe for the second year in a row.
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"History was changed by the corpses of the people who marched in the streets," Perjovschi says.
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On the 6 May 1968, some 20,000 students, teachers, and other supporters marched on the Sorbonne.
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Even Hillary joined the ranks, marking the first time a presidential candidate marched in the parade.
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Thousands of protesters marched along La Rambla and loudly informed tourists that they were not welcome.
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Frustration with corruption spilled into the streets in 2015, when Hondurans marched in demonstrations for weeks.
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MADRID — Just last weekend, about 120,103 people marched through downtown Madrid to celebrate International Women's Day.
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A coalition marched at the inaugural 215 National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights.
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"From the moment she marched into that room, that song never sounded the same," Rogers said.
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But in 23 he was marched through the streets of Iasi, a center of anti-Semitism.
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Many marched in silence, waving French flags or wearing badges with a picture of Ms. Knoll.
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Despite the warning, a couple of hundred students marched to a nearby park for another demonstration.
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About 150 locals marched to Barrick's mining office in Porgera last week to voice their concerns.
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I felt like my father, who years earlier, marched on Washington to protest the Vietnam War.
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I, however, marched off feeling a bit naked using trail maps and my cellphone's iffy GPS.
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She marched, filed lawsuits and was jailed dozens of times as she pressed for voting rights.
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Protesters then marched toward Downing Street, where Mr. Trump was meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May.
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In Boston, thousands of whites marched carrying American and Irish flags to protest court-ordered desegregation.
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Democrats referenced some of that evidence at Monday's hearing as they marched through Mr. Mueller's report.
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Legislators marched across the Capitol to confront a top Republican — who was not in his office.
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Workers have marched in the streets to demand compensation for weeks of unemployment during citywide lockdowns.
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In New York, about 20143,000 people marched from Times Square to Union Square, the police said.
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May's deal was announced, when 700,000 people marched last month in London for a People's Vote.
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The fish is carted away, and the owner of the boat is marched away in handcuffs.
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Some marched to the N.F.L. offices or to the gates of stadiums in shows of solidarity.
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The two nations marched together in the opening ceremony at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics.
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House Democratic women once again marched to the Senate to register their opposition to the nomination.
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The men of Upper Shukhuti marched immediately toward the cemetery, shouting and passing around the ball.
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Dozens marched from there down to the prefecture, the central government's representative, demanding to be heard.
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With cameras flashing, the two leaders marched into the room side by side through double doors.
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Nationalists marched with flares in Warsaw on Sunday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Polish independence.
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He could have at least stood when South Korean and North Korean athletes marched in together.
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There was the young protester who marched and chanted outside the convention her relatives were attending.
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Many of their parents were not alive when Dr. King marched and died in this area.
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Tony had marched a few times in demonstrations, but had become disillusioned by the police crackdown.
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"Even as millions of mothers marched into the work force, savings declined," Warren and Tyagi wrote.
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Robert Julius Blokker, 32, had just marched 13 miles to Klosters, one town over from Davos.
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Last week, workers from the labor confederation union marched through French cities in protest, Reuters reported.
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Perhaps. Love it or hate it, Wilson's manner did not waver as the season marched on.
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As a driving rain flooded sidewalks, they marched through streets to the spot of the shootings.
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Cincinnatus raised an army and marched it to Mount Algidus, defeating the plebeians in a day.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters marched through Baghdad on Friday calling for US troops to leave.
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Thousands of farmers marched on New Delhi on Tuesday to demand better prices for their produce.
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Tens of thousands of people marched in Seoul, the capital, on Saturday, demanding Ms. Park's resignation.
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The paratroopers marched in to a hero's welcome, freeing Mary and her nearly 2,000 fellow prisoners.
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Those who marched with me at our careful gait knew the secrets of this slower town.
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They marched against Israel because they dislike Israel, and because they cannot march against anyone else.
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Fewer still can claim to have campaigned, marched or written to their local member of Parliament.
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Thousands of Shi'ite protesters marched in several Pakistani cities on Sunday to show solidarity with Iran.
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There was a brief flash of tension as protesters marched to the office of Lt. Gov.
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Yes, women marched toward voting rights and other forms of equality, but they bicycled there, too.
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On Saturday, about a thousand Yellow Vest protesters marched from the Economy Ministry to southern Paris.
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They want bureaucrats like these four frog-marched out of the federal government and into oblivion.
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Trump had a chance to raise us up again when the haters marched in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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We have marched and organized for decades to build fairer workplaces and a more just society.
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Police in riot gear banged on shields as they marched in an effort to clear protesters.
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Nearly a thousand protesters marched in downtown Nairobi, Kenya, some wearing outfits made from plastic bottles.
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But thousands of people regrouped and marched along a main thoroughfare toward government offices, crippling traffic.
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Ida B. Wells defied the order and marched with the delegation from Illinois, her home state.
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As hundreds of thousands marched across the country, the army pushed him to quit in April.
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Totally locked in, totally tired, I marched to the service box thinking only, Don't hit tin.
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Malcolm X and several hundred protesters marched on the police precinct, demanding Hinton get medical attention.
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They've tweeted at Trump, marched on Washington and Tallahassee, and called out the National Rifle Association.
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The Nazis came and made people essentially hostages in the church until they eventually marched away.
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About 51,000 people marched in Paris and southern French cities on Saturday, according to the police.
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Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Amsterdam to show their support for gay rights.
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They said they marched for five days until they reached Nawzad District, which the insurgents control.
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A dopey grin spreading across my face, I marched across the sand towards the sparkling ocean.
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White supremacist who marched in Charlottesville: 'I'm not the angry racist they see in that photo'
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During the coup, gunfire erupted as opposition supporters marched toward Miraflores Palace, seat of the presidency.
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He was happy to wait until the opening ceremony, where the hockey squad marched as one.
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Withdrawal of the extradition bill was the initial demand of protesters, and the rallying cry when, by organizers' estimates, more than one million people marched on June 9 and nearly two million marched a week later, more than one in every four people in Hong Kong.
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I marched in Los Angeles and joined in spirit and solidarity with women in cities across the world from Frankfurt to Osaka to Kampala and Buenos Aires -- but I also marched for the women in Iran, who are breaking their silence, and at far greater cost.
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Then on the 19th, Americans and European allies marched in Paris, the Eiffel Tower looming behind them.
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An estimated 3 million people have marched worldwide, including in London, Berlin and Tokyo, according to organizers.
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On January 21st, 2017, over 2.5 million people worldwide marched for human rights during the Women's March.
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Protesters in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth marched carrying rainbow flags and signs which read "Equality now".
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When announcing that Federer had lost his challenge, the Swiss saw red and marched to the chair.
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"I'm very, very proud of all the young people that went out today and marched," she said.
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Thousands of people spanning at least six downtown blocks marched in Minneapolis to protest U.S. immigration policies.
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They sang some songs, Hammond said a few words, and the protesters marched back to their cars.
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For a decade in a rebounding U.S. economy amid cheap loans, home prices have marched steadily higher.
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Members of the communist party in Russia marched through central Moscow, celebrating "Defender of the Fatherland" day.
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For the past two years, thousands of people have marched nearby on the anniversary of his death.
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Protesters in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth marched carrying rainbow flags and signs which read "Equality now".
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The protests became fractious when 4,000 people marched on the Chinese government's liaison office in the city.
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I believe in the legalization of marijuana, I support — and marched for — the legalization of gay marriage.
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Ever since Caesar had marched across Gaul, money in France had meant metal, mainly silver (hence "argent").
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When a small contingent of gay Republicans marched in the parade, they were greeted with loud boos.
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On Saturday, about 200 people marched for three and a half miles in blistering humidity for Garner.
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Their coalition agreement triggered street protests in several cities in which nationalists marched and waved Macedonian flag.
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Thousands marched on Sunday against a new law that bans people from wearing face masks in public.
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This colorized photo shows suffragists wearing "votes for women" sashes and holding American flags as they marched.
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In one case, students marched more than 10 miles to the school where the attack took place.
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Protesters marched on bases of the hashd, the militia that increasingly acts as the elite's praetorian guard.
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They wanted the optic of being frog marched out of the SCIF in front of TV cameras.
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Athletes from North and South Korea also marched under a unified peninsula flag at the opening ceremony.
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Athletes have marched behind the Olympic flag on a number of occasions, usually because of geopolitical conflict.
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Protesters marched for hours in the trendy Delmar Loop area until organizers announced shortly before 9 p.m.
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I marched back into the bar, sat down next to writer guy, and ordered myself a drink.
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Enraged, Berry said, she marched out and took the teens' hands and escorted them through the crowd.
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Napoleon's Grande Armée marched not just for the glory of France but for liberty, equality and fraternity.
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Ahead of the crucial vote, a pro-Brexit rally (and its counterprotesters) marched through London this weekend.
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The night Fields arrived, hundreds of white supremacists carrying tiki torches marched on the University of Virginia.
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He marched her into a nearby bush and emptied the clip of his Beretta into her back.
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And in Hamadan they called out against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei as they marched through the streets.
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