How do you think Saturday's marches will compare to those marches years from now?
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Intelligence officers infiltrated the marches and arrested people, which led to more marches and protests.
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Eleven cadets were given punishments of hourlong marches; such punishments can number from 40 to 120 marches.
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Taking it beyond marches For President Trump's opponents to succeed, the inauguration marches can only be a first step.
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On tomorrow's marches: The 832 marches worldwide will help "galvanize and mobilize" people, but it's a marathon, not a sprint.
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During the campaign we held marches, collected thousands of petition signatures at other marches, and went to City Hall budget meetings.
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The majority of the marches will be held on Saturday, January 2600, including the marches in Washington DC and New York City.
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This Pride Month, several marches have even involved police — not just watching the crowds, but actively participating in marches across the country.
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Now, they are picking up their signs and showing up at marches in New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., and speaking at various marches.
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Here's a screenshot of all the marches happening in the United States, along with a list of some of the major marches around the world.
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Leagues across the world have boasted on social media of their member's participation in such events as Pride Marches, and their local Women's Marches on January 21.
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A pair of simultaneous marches addressing racial injustice swept through Washington, D.C., on Saturday, with sister marches scheduled to take place in several cities across the country.
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In late March, the teens spearheaded one of the largest student protest marches since Vietnam in Washington and inspired hundreds of other marches from California to Japan.
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The group also has local chapters that are planning marches in cities around the country this year, though other local marches are not affiliated with Women's March Inc.
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Flashback: There were 297 women's marches in states that Trump won in 2016, and the global marches just after his inauguration are considered the largest one-day protest in history.
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Here are the top moments from the marches: The marches, in pictures They checked their privilege Parkland activists said they know their predominantly white faces help them get more attention.
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By making this an online affair, Girls Who Code hopes to make marches accessible for more women and girls, as it's not always feasible for people to join in-person marches.
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The new math of the resistance is palpable: Add up all the women's marches, science marches, #NoDAPL protests, and #BlackLivesMatter demonstrations, and subtract the number who attended President Donald J. Trump's inauguration.
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The next several decades would see a surge in women's suffrage activism, including marches, lobbying, and more militant methods such as breaking windows of buildings during marches, and going on hunger strikes.
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As of mid-afternoon on the East Coast, when most of the marches were over, the National Rifle Association had yet to post a single tweet -- about the marches or anything else.
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As I get around the state, from rural communities to Downtown Detroit, whether it's science marches or immigration rallies; Black Lives Matter, Pride marches, or the Women's March, the organizers are often women.
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These marches are the latest of several large-scale marches protestors have organized in the past three months, when the movement began to push off an extradition bill that has since been suspended.
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The women's marches that took place around the country the day after the inauguration drew as many as five million protesters, by some estimates, making it among the largest marches in American history.
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I remember I wasn't involved, but I remember the first pride marches—which were really protest marches—and this has now turned into a festival, a carnival, a celebration of people, including myself.
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Related columns: "Oil market marches on toward backwardation", Reuters, Aug.
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Other marches have been smaller, but also targeted at mainlanders.
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Warren Buffett marches to the beat of his own drum.
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The PC market marches on, but this one merely stumbles.
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He's not putting on airs, organizing marches, or promoting politicians.
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There will also be sympathy marches across the United States.
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For now, though, British business marches cheerfully into the unknown.
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U.S. diplomats in Jerusalem joined marches for Pride and tolerance.
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More than 600 "sister marches" were planned around the world.
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Parallel marches took place in 800 locations across the world.
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At least two marches are planned for this coming weekend.
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As demonstrated by the solidarity around women's marches on Jan.
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The 2017 marches represented a mosaic of movements and issues.
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Trump signed this order the day after women's marches worldwide.
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The marches were launched by a single tweet, organizers said.
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Tolya and his wife participated in the marches and protests.
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That entire street is just full of stories of marches.
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They're registering voters, meeting with lawmakers, and organizing marches nationwide.
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North Williamsburg's transformation into a bloodless meatpacking district marches forward.
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Tick, Tock, as the exhibition title suggests — time marches on.
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In several encounters, Markus marches toward lines of riot police.
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Protesters said the marches were a sign of growing dissent.
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After huge marches on June 30, the military ousted Morsi.
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As China marches forward, Washington feels like it's standing still.
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But we must continue with our blockades and our marches.
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He just marches through fashion, gathering recruits as he goes.
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The Immortal Regiment marches have grown in size every year.
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Such marches have often devolved at their conclusion into violence.
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Police departments across the U.S. are bracing for more marches.
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So, Kim, ever living for drama, marches over to investigate.
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Related columns: "Oil market marches on towards backwardation", Reuters, Aug.
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She won't be joining any marches or knitting any hats.
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With this, analysts said the marches would not shake Zuma.
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" Then say with everybody who came to those marches,"O.
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Several cities, including Paris, saw marches involving thousands of people.
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We have seen marches, demonstrations and protests all year long.
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Here are five things to know about the tax marches.
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One such trap: focusing too much on protests and marches.
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The marches resulted in the arrest of around 80 people.
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These marches are often rallying points for ardent PiS supporters.
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Raqib says aimless marches do little to help a cause.
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Smaller pride marches were held in other cities this year.
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That conversation will no doubt continue at marches on Saturday.
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In 2015, speaking on the fiftieth anniversary of the civil rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, he noted "that at the time of the marches, many in power condemned rather than praised" the demonstrators.
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" There, in the auditorium of the museum, Ms. Jacobs offered this prediction: "The army of the heavens marches into Washington, D.C., and marches out of Washington, D.C." Soon enough, "they go into North Korea.
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The Selma to Montgomery Marches (1965) Three 50-mile marches from Selma, Alabama to the state capitol of Montgomery in 1965 were held in protest of African-Americans being denied their constitutional right to vote.
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Then again, Americans have had many marches of questionable utility lately.
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There were also marches at schools in Denver and Omaha, Nebraska.
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Some protesters assert that the marches will continue until Park resigns.
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Progress always marches forward, and some people can't deal with that.
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Several protest marches are planned in Athens and other cities Wednesday.
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Regardless of who is in the White House, sport marches on.
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Ahed's father Bassem started organizing weekly protest marches to the spring.
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The event went on to inspire hundreds of "sibling marches" worldwide.
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A sociology student, Thakur had attended several marches over the years.
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Impact from the marches and convention may take years to materialize.
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As the old saying goes, an army marches on its stomach.
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But the star-spangled banner marches on WalesThink of the valleys.
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It's not okay for people to view the marches as partisan.
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Protests and marches have attracted crowds in the hundreds of thousands.
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Nearly 3 million around the world gathered for marches on Saturday.
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And social media is inundated with live updates from the marches.
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There were marches on the street with nurses and factory workers.
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They're holding marches, speaking out, and running for office in droves.
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D.C., accompanied by satellite marches around the country, with speeches from
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The OA marches onto our MacBook screens like an inverted Tiresias.
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Anti-government protesters frequently wear Nike's Brazil soccer jersey at marches.
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Several others voiced their support for the marches on social media.
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This year there were healthy marches of protestors in the hundreds.
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Opposition supporters blocked roads and staged mass marches, demanding new elections.
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So why are there sometimes riots and marches on May Day?
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Meanwhile, reality marches on, outside the confines of his delusional mind.
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Protest marches drew hundreds wearing gas masks and carrying bee puppets.
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Trump sees only the low road and proudly marches on it.
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"That's what they gave us to eat during marches," he said.
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The California marches formed a federation and hired an executive director.
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Legend was one of several celebrities who attended the marches nationwide.
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It uncovered meetings, marches, pickets, speeches, writings, rent parties and picnics.
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The anti-Maduro marches began at various points throughout the capital.
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Sister marches also took place in New York City and London.
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The marches, known as the Birmingham Children's Crusade, continued for days.
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Balkan countries such as Serbia and Kosovo have staged Pride marches.
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And soon I'll have them, sure as the season marches along.
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In fact, she marches up and out of the theater itself.
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Dyke Marches are now held annually in cities around the world.
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Mr. Chamorro warned that the blockades and protest marches would continue.
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Everyone marches to their own drummer here; it's like herding cats.
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Most importantly, he marches on with his banal and peevish tweets.
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Traister analyzes media coverage of the election and the women's marches.
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Despite all that, Ms. Brewer warned, the parade itself marches on.
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And are those long stretches of militaristic-sounding marches bitterly ironic?
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And in recent years, the marches have become even more popular.
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Shortly after the "Moral Monday" marches, McCrory's approval ratings dropped significantly.
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I get the feeling Kenin just marches over and says, 'O.
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Women's marches took place across the country on Saturday and Sunday.
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The best part is that these marches were just the beginning.
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Each man, thankfully, marches to the beat of his own drum.
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CNN does not have official crowd size numbers for the marches.
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In Washington Paul organized protest marches and started The Suffragist magazine.
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Time marches forward, and there's nothing I can do about that.
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Everyone just marches off in single file as the opera ends.
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Whereas the Pageant died long ago, the Miners' Gala marches on.
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Some communities will hold marches and rallies resembling last year's events.
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More marches followed in New Delhi and Nairobi and Tel Aviv.
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Women of all races have led the biggest anti-Trump marches.
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Five demands, not one less became a common refrain at marches.
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But at other marches and sit-ins, many celebrated the treaty.
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Today, digital communication has made the planning of marches far easier.
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Here are a few of the best signs from the marches:
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In the past, I participated in various marches against the dictatorship.
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Smaller sister marches will also be taking place across the country.
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Street parties, marches, free food & water...and now only *occasional* gunfire.
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Sure the 3.5mm jack is older than most, but time marches on.
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Her mother marches in Mexico City holding a poster with her photo.
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"Three Million More?" proclaimed one popular button worn at marches and protests.
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Indeed, some protesters are saying the marches won't stop until she resigns.
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Protests even in Antarctica "Sister marches" happened outside the United States, too.
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Someone marches to the beat of her own drum #neonsocks #AdelinaRose pic.twitter.
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Navalny was also detained at those marches and jailed for 15 days.
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As time marches on, the nervousness increases, eventually becoming nigh-on unbearable.
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Fallout from the marches has even reached the world of professional basketball.
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Insane Clown Posse's Violent J (center) marches with his family and fans.
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I went to documentary film screenings and art shows, protests and marches.
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Still: the future marches on, and AI translation is only getting better.
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The split was so severe Memphis actually had two Marches for Science.
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Hundreds of thousands of people took part in women's marches on Jan.
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Helen Mirren and Whoppi Goldberg also joined marches in New York City.
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And if we weren't doing that, we would be going on marches.
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We all know Apple marches to the beat of its own drum.
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Saturday's marches came during a key period for both potential trade deals.
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Information on many of the marches is available on the #PowerToThePolls website.
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Overall, more than 600 marches were planned around the world for Saturday.
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The group of mothers marches every Thursday to commemorate their disappeared children.
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While the women's marches were officially non-partisan, survey evidence suggests otherwise.
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She, and other organizers, want to get lawmakers' attention with these marches.
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The marches were also attended by some of the world's biggest celebrities.
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I attended marches, spoke with politicians and other survivors at a rally.
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We've also organized a series of rallies and larger events and marches.
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Tens of thousands of people demonstrated at LGBTQ Pride marches worldwide Sunday.
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The commander yells orders, and each block marches into a dining hall.
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Opposition and pro-government groups will mark the occasion with dueling marches.
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This happy alignment will end if Britain marches out, leaving Ireland lonely.
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One of the first Pride marches happened close by a year later.
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When it came to actually attending marches, the numbers were worse still.
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The living embodiment of winter, the White Walkers, marches toward the Wall.
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Time marches on and the shadows lengthen but Tikvah is never hurried.
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Several other marches in at least four other countries emerged as well.
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Millions protested against the start of the Trump era at "women's marches".
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" "The women's marches were a phenomenal success and an important cultural moment.
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Massive marches are planned for May Day, here and around the world.
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It turns out that protest marches, like European airports, have smoking sections.
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Liaquat Husain urged Imran Khan to open an investigation into the marches.
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She didn't understand why I participated in marches, sit-ins and protests.
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Organizers of the marches have paid lip service to keeping things peaceful.
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Many Balkan countries including Serbia and Kosovo have already held Pride marches.
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On their long marches through hostile territory, he generously shared vital intelligence.
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He joined civil rights marches and editorialized against segregation and racial violence.
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In January, the Immigration Coalition also urged the Alliance to merge marches.
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The Trump tax marches were launched by a single tweet, organizers said.
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News accounts fill with white resentment and torch-lit white-power marches.
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The marches' skeptics leveled a variety of criticisms against participants and organizers.
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Internal conflicts have become a hallmark of gay pride marches ever since.
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The Selma and Montgomery marches had taken placed just five years earlier.
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The cast developed a family-like bond, not dissimilar to the Marches.
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He is visible at the head of weeks of marches through Paris.
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Several groups announced protests and marches near the Intrepid before the reception.
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But these marches can never be an effective opposition to Donald Trump.
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But the marches couldn't escape the language and tropes of identity politics.
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Colombian pundits hailed the marches as historic and the largest in memory.
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People participated in women's marches nationally with a message of taking action.
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And this weekend we are missing the marches because of our disease.
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Andrew Cuomo ordered to be lit orange in honor of the marches.
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It's like playing free jazz after military marches, or Calvinball after chess.
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The 19903 maneuver set off the biggest anti-Kremlin marches in decades.
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RELATED: Women's Marches end with eyes on the midterms In addition, Rep.
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The president's second day in office witnessed Women's marches across the globe.
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Progress marches forward and thus, this year stand-up tackled sex robots.
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Did she know if her daughter had joined any of the marches?
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But people have been doing climate marches for more than 30 years.
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Comparisons to the number of people in previous marches are especially misleading.
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The 19903 maneuver set off the biggest anti-Kremlin marches in decades.
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Similar marches were held in cities all over Argentina and neighboring countries.
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Sister marches are planned throughout the U.S. — and around the world — to help people organize if they can't make the trek to D.C. The official Women's March website estimates that there will be more than 600 sister marches across the globe, with more than 1 million participants expected outside D.C. You can see a full list and an interactive map of sister marches here.
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From marches to rallies and sit-ins to strikes, calendars are filling up.
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Nadia confidently marches into the great unknown with a smiling Alan behind her.
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The women's and science marches, initiated in the United States, were replicated elsewhere.
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But time marches on, and all of us want a happier, healthier 2017.
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They&aposre giving speeches they&aposre leading marches and they&aposre resisting Trump.
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Pro-government forces across Russia have made plans for mass anti-terror marches.
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There were also sister marches in about 800 other locations across the globe.
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She regularly appeared on TV, went to marches, and publicly supported adjacent causes.
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As a result, CCD is regulated by the Autorite des Marches Financiers (AMF).
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Last year South Africa experienced nationwide student marches against increases in university fees.
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Throughout Pride Month, Loona appearing at marches has become more and more common.
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All isn't over however, because the Shogun's army marches into town, demanding tribute.
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Intent on delivering the king to Negan alive, Ezekiel's captor marches him forward.
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The governments shut down, we're having women's marches and the movies reflect that.
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Scientists are mobilizing and organizing en masse, planning marches and running for office.
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The #MeToo meme has since turned the marches into a grander cultural movement.
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The clashes occurred during marches to commemorate the Shi'ite mourning day of Ashura.
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Other marches, against labour-law reforms, have been bigger, but achieved equally little.
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Sunday's marches went ahead despite an official ban, with confrontations coming at nightfall.
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Fancy lunches and marches took place at barracks throughout Brazil on March 31st.
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Outside of Facebook, ACT pushes anti-Muslim legislation and holds "anti-Sharia" marches.
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Employees stayed away from work across the country and joined in protest marches.
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Here's a look back at some of the biggest marches in American history.
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Nearly 3 million people participated in similar marches around the world on Saturday.
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Sophia marches right into a club where a spectacular drag queen is performing.
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More than 300 marches around the country and the world are happening today.
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We mean that as a compliment: Way marches to a very different drum.
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There were hundreds of volunteers who pitched in to help organize sister marches.
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Although the main event is in D.C., nearly 600 satellite marches are scheduled.
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Some people have disabilities that make it hard to attend marches and protests.
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Like pioneering Aquarius, Naomi truly marches to the beat of her own drum.
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There have been mass marches for women, science, the environment, truth, and immigrants.
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More than three million people showed up at women's marches around the world.
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The White House could not be reached immediately for comment on the marches.
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But expert opinion is out of step with these literal and legislative marches.
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The charges also include not complying with laws and calling for unauthorized marches.
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Nearly 3 million people marched in sister marches around the world on Saturday.
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Take Back the Night marches against sexual harassment and assault started in 1975.
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With Jonathan dangling from a baby carrier, the family marches with the caravan.
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Liberal groups have banded together to demand increased funding in marches and protests.
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The streets of La Paz are filled with cars, people, marches, and markets.
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Saturday's marches could make gun control a potent issue in the midterm elections.
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This includes mobile floats, decorated buses, organized marches and music in the street.
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At one checkpoint, a North Korean guard marches impassively toward the approaching vehicle.
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The military also said a total of six protesters were killed during marches.
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More marches are planned for Saturday amid an outpouring of anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Massive marches can help, but real change is still possible through democratic means.
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In Washington, the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election marches on.
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A small squad of gun-toting imperial fighters marches through a Vancouver soundstage.
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At Women's Marches and other protests, "pussy grabs back" became a rallying cry.
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Option 1: Reflect The death marches of 1945 took place 75 years ago.
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Some on the right are now calling for "marches" on the company's offices.
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Earlier this year, politicians from across the spectrum joined marches against anti-Semitism.
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CNN — which covered much of the marches live — was second with 2202 million.
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The women's marches, the immigration protests — concerned people are watching and speaking up.
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"At past marches, women have worn matching red lipstick in protest," Sones says.
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Before long the tin-pot movement disintegrated amid acrimony and half-hearted marches.
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Similar marches will occur in about 150 other cities and towns, organizers said.
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Three marches are planned for Sunday and all have been approved by authorities.
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Virgin Group founder Richard Branson marches to the beat of his own drum.
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Watts said that over 800 "sibling marches" are planned around the world. Rep.
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He was a shy man who didn't lead marches or give dramatic speeches.
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Over time, the demonstrations have shifted from mass marches to running street battles.
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Estimates put attendance at last month's women's marches at more than 3 million.
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That's why we have removed Pages and events associated with fake women's marches.
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The Public Editor Marches have been the theme of the past couple weekends.
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No march was comparable, not even the anti-war marches in the '22019s.
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People have already protested the Trump administration with marches, walkouts, and massive demonstrations.
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Local marches around the country have emphasized their independence from the national group.
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It played marches, concert pieces, tangos and waltzes, with a sprinkling of ragtime.
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America's pride marches proved contagious, and similar events now happen across the world.
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After all, the groups planning marches aren't the ones that are instigating violence.
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There's a lot of marches going on, it's not just the women's march.
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Not since 1968 has the Western world been as roiled by street protests—women's marches, anti-Trump demonstrations and alt-right parades in America, anti-Brexit marches in Britain, to say nothing of strikes in continental Europe—as in recent years.
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I mean, people who bullied me at St. Paul's now march in Women's Marches.
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Under Mugabe, police routinely banned the marches, saying they threatened national peace and security.
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The family cheered Elmer as he played the bugle in the local chapter's marches.
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And around the country, 3.3 million people attended marches in more than 500 cities.
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They organized The Youth Climate March in 2018, which spun off into sister marches.
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AREU: Well, are you talking the resistance movement, the march, the Women&aposs Marches?
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Squire, center, marches through the streets of Asheboro, North Carolina, to protest the KKK.
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Solidarity marches are also expected in cities across the country and around the world.
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The first Gay Pride marches took place a year after in several US cities.
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For many who attended Sunday's marches, exasperation seemed to have overcome apathy and fear.
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Photo by Diana Davies: Gay Liberation Front marches on Times Square, New York, 1970.
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Their daughters' deaths don't elicit the marches or news coverage that could catalyze accountability.
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Left: The caravan marches out of Tapachula, Chiapas, as it makes its way north.
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But as time marches on, it's become increasingly difficult to find fat to trim.
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Sister marches were planned in all 50 states and six continents across the world.
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Randi Zuckerberg is a businesswoman who marches to the beat of her own drum.
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"Children were participating in marches and sit-ins all over the country," she says.
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He is known as someone who marches to the beat of their own drum.
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On Sunday, activists said they hoped to stretch the police by splitting their marches.
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He's just one of the organizers of two separate marches taking place in Greenland.
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Mr Trump has complicated the task of containing their marches and keeping the peace.
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There's no end to the list of issues and marches we want to help.
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History marches on, and all of us are victims of it sooner or later.
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They might be a smidge nostalgic for the old dives, but change marches on.
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Organizers estimate 300 other protest marches will gather thousands of people across the country.
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Unlike previous marches in which protesters clashed with police, the day was largely peaceful.
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In Europe, marches also took place in Berlin, Paris, Rome, Vienna, Geneva and Amsterdam.
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Who's to say, however, that these posters aren't calling their legislators or organizing marches?
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And more than 270 related marches will take place across the U.S. and globally.
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The Pussyhat Project estimated upwards of 20173,000 hats made for marches across the country.
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Despite the tension there were only a few reports of clashes during the marches.
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But in the wake of the Marches for Our Lives, they're picking on teenagers.
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I bet you think about million-person marches, politicians, demographics, the media, big corporations.
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The vehicle just misses him and the pedestrian marches forward, seemingly, and blissfully, unaware.
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The main march took place in Washington DC, with sister marches across the country.
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She urged viewers to not attend the dangerous marches and to eat cake instead.
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Since the vote, cities have gone into lockdown, with daily marches and road blocks.
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As time marches on, I hope for even more indifference toward my physical self.
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In the 1960s, Tiffany Arieagus was walking in civil rights marches with her mother.
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That's why you've seen marches not just in Washington but all around the country.
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There have been numerous demonstrations and marches, and even more desperate acts of protests.
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How can we build on the marches to turn this movement into a movement?
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They made decisions together, went on protest marches together, went out drinking and dancing.
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Popular influences come to the fore: vaudeville tunes, circus marches, cabaret, Iberian dances, ragtime.
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"Happy Birthday America," Ocean Grove Summer Band performs marches, show tunes and patriotic fare.
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Saturday's marches across the country drew an estimated 3 million people, greatly exceeding expectations.
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The rallies and marches were taking place downtown and in Tom McCall Waterfront Park.
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But this relationship is showing signs of changing as Trump marches toward November's election.
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A year after the Stonewall riots, the nation's first Gay Pride marches were held.
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Police said about 60,000 people took part in the marches in the major cities.
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Other marches were held in Cape Town, Durban and other parts of the country.
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In 2017, white nationalists came to Tennessee to engage in "white lives matter" marches.
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"The protest marches came within a block of our studio election night," Hess says.
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This can be done by sharing information about protests and marches to maximize turnout.
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It included civil rights marches in Alabama and peyote hikes in the Nevada hills.
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Over the next few days I saw Bertita at rallies and leading protest marches.
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The latest count is 819 marches: 725 are in the U.S., and 94 abroad.
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Day now hungered for action — demonstrations, marches and newspaper articles were no longer enough.
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The 2019 march, like previous marches, will feature demonstrations in cities around the world.
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Thousands of them organized marches, sit-ins, hunger strikes and visits to Capitol Hill.
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Every summer, ritualized marches and bonfires inflame tensions, setting off riots and sectarian violence.
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Protesters first gathered in Victoria Park, the starting point for several marches in June.
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Supporters stage impromptu daily marches, banging on the windows of cars in their way.
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This news comes as the ride-hailing company marches toward a 2019 public offering.
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In Chile, some have called for men to be blocked from the planned marches.
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The group has held over 2,200 events as diverse as marches and phone banks.
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Millions more participated in sister marches around the world, from South Africa to Brazil.
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Hundreds of sister marches are taking place across the country and around the world.
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David Brooks The women's marches were a phenomenal success and an important cultural moment.
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Other marches took place in French cities such as Lyon, Strasbourg, Bordeaux and Lille.
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Critics of the weekend's marches said the demonstrations were really a protest against Trump.
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He said the marches could take place in many cities where Google has offices.
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In some cities, including New York and Philadelphia, two separate women's marches were held.
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On Saturday, millions of protesters gathered around the world in anti-Trump women's marches.
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B. What advice would you give to the activists who led the women's marches?
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Doctors and nurses at public hospitals hold marches to demand supplies for empty clinics.
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There are even plans for international demonstrations, with marches scheduled in Amsterdam and Bristol.
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Women's marches are scheduled across the globe on both Saturday and Sunday this weekend.
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As technology marches forward, there are many who stand to benefit from human enhancements.
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"Cattails" marches grandly, threading a circular guitar figure through a wall of stark strumming.
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French Autorite des marches financiers (AMF) announced closure of probe on Muddy Waters Capital.
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There will also be anniversary marches in New York and Washington, D.C., on Saturday.
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Hondurans held weeks of torch-lit marches in 2015 to demand their own version.
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Most of a recruit's day consisted of other kinetic activities: marches and tactical instruction.
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Tactical training, like road marches and obstacle courses, slipped as graded events took priority.
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Pride events usually occur in major cities, with the bulk of massive marches taking place on the coasts of the U.S. Those who are physically removed from these marches aren't only missing out on loads of glitter, rainbows, drag queens and booze.
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Thousands have gathered today in Washington, D.C., for the March for Science, with hundreds of satellite marches in motion or coming up around the world, including Silicon Valley: Marches are stepping off at 11 am PT in San Francisco and San Jose.
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But in response to growing demonstrations against the marches and the politicization of the tragedy, the government passed a law limiting where protesters could gather — a law widely criticized as undemocratic — and added hundreds of police officers to the route of future marches.
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Bleeding Cool noted that Syaf appears to have added the numbers after attending the marches.
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The march might be raucous and wild, like most marches were in the Occupy days.
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But we will not have protest marches for them or newspaper profiles lamenting their loss.
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All around the world, rallies, performances and marches were held as part of the event.
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While many of us were sleeping, sister marches have been taking place around the world.
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Some colleges, such as Rutgers University in New Jersey, are also staging walkouts and marches.
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Early marches were fueled by white working class women fighting the exploitations of industrial capitalism.
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Four Orange marches in Glasgow were rerouted this summer after the police raised "significant concerns".
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Major marches are also scheduled for the nation's largest cities, L.A. and New York City.
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Others posted of similarly low supplies in other cities where women's marches also were planned.
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Update: Over a million people worldwide participated in women's marches, according to the Associated Press.
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It has previously been used to stop gay pride marches and detain gay rights activists.
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Hundreds of other marches are also set for Saturday around the country and the world.
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That lack of visibility even extended to the first round of Women's Marches last year.
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An eagle mascot marches around the stadium during the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
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This year's marches have been mired in controversy, and protestors will be facing freezing temperatures.
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ET. Coming tomorrow: Earnings season marches on with Morgan Stanley (MS) and E*Trade (ETFC).
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The marches on June 25 and 26 capped off the final weekend of Pride Month.
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In Gaza mosques, loudspeakers mourned the dead, who were carried for burial in funeral marches.
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Times change, technology marches on, and the old ways of plundering go out of fashion.
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After President Donald Trump's victory in 2016, women's marches and the MeToo movement defined 2017.
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Overdoses everywhere Lt. McClure marches up a footpath that cuts through brush behind Marcum Terrace.
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Thousands more joined them at other marches in cities large and small across the country.
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Illustrators play a major role in designing banners fro the marches and on social media.
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R. A. Callies, who helped found one of the largest MLK marches in the country.
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Unlike the Annual Reminder, these new marches would have no formal, gender-normative dress code.
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Instead of joining the marches, she said, he was on the way to play soccer.
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"I saw what they've said about police at various marches and rallies," Trump told O'Reilly.
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Many of these gun owners will never take part in marches or make public speeches.
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"Women's Marches nationwide set sights on ballot box while praising #MeToo" — from the L.A. Times.
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Hundreds of sister marches were also planned across the United States and around the world.
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Several students suggested attending marches or rallies, which wasn't a realistic response as a class.
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Cheering government employees became fixtures at marches to defend the leftist firebrand's "21st century Socialism".
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And like every family, there's one wild card member that marches to his own drum.
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The Western notion of time is progressive; it always marches, in a linear fashion, forward.
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Demonstrations have generally started with daytime marches that are broken up by National Guard troops.
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There will be sister marches taking place all over the country on April 29 too!
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Sympathy marches and rallies were held in cities including Raleigh, North Carolina, and Austin, Texas.
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There have been no marches against the Republican bill to repeal and replace Obamacare here.
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Online fashion seller Stitch Fix is concerned about Amazon as it marches towards an IPO.
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Sibling marches are also taking place on Saturday in hundreds of cities around the world.
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Larger "Families Belong Together" marches are planned for Saturday in D.C. and all 50 states.
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Are you having trouble keeping up with all the political marches and protests near you?
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After Kamala was born, her parents wheeled her in a stroller to civil rights marches.
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The peace marches across Afghanistan and the Eid ceasefire celebrations illustrated the people's war-weariness.
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Napoleon and other military commanders knew very well that an army marches on its stomach.
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Tillmans has photographed gay- and lesbian-pride parades, antiwar marches, and Black Lives Matter rallies.
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The "How It's Made" marathon doesn't need you to watch it; it marches on regardless.
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The city and the A.C.L.U. reached a settlement on June 24 governing protests and marches.
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There are neo-Nazi marches, but normal people know the difference between the two sides.
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There was the beginning of the modern women's movement with marches in the late 60s.
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Several lawmakers also took part in the marches as they push for new gun legislation.
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The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) will hold marches in the capital on Aug.
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Other American cities are planning "sister marches" of their own on the same date, Jan.
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But Margolin's not just organizing marches, she's also willing to take her case to court.
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He was committed to Abstract Expressionism, a movement interested in myth and emotion, not marches.
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In Italy, marches were held in dozens of cities and women were encouraged to strike.
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The marches came days after a bill was presented in Congress that would legalize abortion.
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" Melo says the answer isn't in marches or posts on social media ... "we tried that.
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There were buttons, pamphlets and hand-painted "Free Angela" banners from marches around the world.
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Soon, similar marches were held in other Chinese cities, joined by members of other groups.
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The marches in the United States capped a day of protests elsewhere in the world.
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Officers also fired tear gas on crowds gathering along the route of two banned marches.
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What's happened in the U.S., with the marches in Charlottesville, that was hair-raising. Horrific.
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And as time marches on, more and more alternatives are created in the independent internet.
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Police said that while previous marches have started peacefully, they have increasingly degenerated into violence.
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Your vigils, marches, phone calls, letters, and emails to your representatives are making a difference.
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At the marches now, "this side of war is not described to children," he said.
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They have a rule: Neither parent is allowed to take the children on political marches.
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Hundreds of sister marches are also taking place across the country and around the world.
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Tens of thousands of women — and men — took part in sister marches across the state.
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Ms. Byrne has been conducting walk-throughs for marches past Trump Tower for other clients.
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We are working on campaigns, door-knocking, fundraising, and showing up at marches and protests.
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" PARELES Liz Phair marches toward an amicable breakup, strategizing all the way, in "Good Side.
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First, let's begin with undisputed facts: The marches were at least partly orchestrated by Hamas.
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In some cities, including New York, participants in the walkout then staged protests or marches.
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The only public musical education is in military academies, to train bands for official marches.
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The body -- slow and precise -- doesn't act on moments of outrage, marches or walk outs.
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South Koreans have since been denouncing Japan with protest marches and boycotts of its goods.
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Some of the larger Good Friday marches around the world bring out thousands of worshipers.
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That would become a theme throughout the game, as the teams scored following lengthy marches.
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Santiago: No. The caravan is one of many annual marches called Via Crucis in Mexico.
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It has been used to stop gay pride marches and detain gay rights activists. 3.
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Some of those areas are poorer than they were at the time of King's marches.
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Days earlier, citizens had witnessed the astonishing sight of pro-democracy marches proceeding without arrests.
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Many participated in protests and marches, while others held a 17 minute moment of silence.
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Saturday's Women's Marches across the country and around the world answered with a thundering roar.
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During these quests, your party automatically marches forward and a meter fills in the corner.
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Attend more marches — against the Dakota Access pipeline, for release of Mr. Trump's tax returns.
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They have organized marches and confronted politicians who accept money from the National Rifle Association.
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While the marches were promoted as being organically organized, this was far from the case.
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A cousin told me the Klan still marches through the city from time to time.
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The marches in January and the activism since have demonstrated the breadth of women's concerns.
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Students in other cities across the country are invited to hold local marches as well.
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As Haddish marches and shakes her way down the aisle, it's pretty clear what happened.
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South Koreans have since been denouncing Japan with protest marches and boycotts of its goods.
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I also discovered that some Palestinians had initiated such marches, but they never gained traction.
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The marches are held every year, but the opposition is unusually energized following Maduro's Jan.
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As time marches inexorably on, the seasons change, and so we must change with them.
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Those chants are accompanied by Mehter marches – traditional military music dating back to Ottoman times.
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How can you organize other students to protest, call legislators, and show up for marches?
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His father and his mother, Rosa, had both emigrated from the Marches region of central Italy.
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As of Monday, nearly 700,000 people have expressed interest in 370 satellite marches around the world.
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Yet if there are mass marches or liturgies of mourning planned, I haven't heard about them.
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The marches were attended by men and women, gay and straight, all shapes, sizes, and colors.
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"These marches are concerning because of what they will mean to the Muslim community," Beirich said.
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Someone—maybe Napoleon, maybe Alexander the Great—once said that an army marches on its stomach.
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Some international cities are hosting marches: Quebec, Canada; Bogota, Colombia; Bucharest, Romania; Brussels, Belgium; Hong Kong.
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Tomorrow, June 30th, there are marches all over the nation to Keep Families Together and Free.
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Here&aposs a guy who looked at the marches in Charlottesville, Virginia, he acquitted the marchers.
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Thursday's street marches mobilized tens of thousands of people, compared with hundreds of thousands in 2011.
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But time marches on, and by the mid-1960s, they were a dull and flavorless grind.
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Colin Allred (right) with supporters as he marches in the Dallas Pride Parade on Sept. 16.
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And so the scrutiny of Taylor Swift's "Look What You Made Me Do" video marches on.
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And as the #MeToo conversation marches forward, aces are hoping to make room for their stories.
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"General" Rosalie Jones earned her nickname by leading the "Suffrage Army" in marches across the US.
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On Saturday morning before the marches any remaining ride codes will be available on Lyft's website.
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A tall, lean father in well-pressed shorts marches three small matching boys towards the platform.
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Luke marches into a building with a car door shield, knocking out enemies left and right.
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But anyone who watches RHONJ knows that Milania marches to the beat of her own drum.
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Have people gotten happier over time — or are we becoming more miserable as history marches on?
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When he marches into the film set and bangs his cane (the pimp's gavel), he's scared.
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Some of them talked about being at protest marches and seeing the brands that everyone's wearing.
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Organizers estimate 300 other protest marches will gathered thousands of people across the country last Saturday.
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She led marches, held marathons, set up awkward organisations, and in every way was a gadfly.
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Even marches by Pegida, an Islamophobic and anti-immigrant movement founded in 2014, receive police protection.
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Meanwhile, Sudan has sought to appease demonstrators who have pressed on with marches and sit-ins.
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In the following days, the ANC organized several anti-racism marches attended by hundreds of people.
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Mehsud's fellow Pushtuns, who say the police have been harrying them for years, held protest marches.
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In the aftermath of the strike, anti-war marches were held from New York to London.
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Indians were rounded up from their homes, and sent to concentration camps and on forced marches.
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At the center of the composition, a crowd of people holding signs marches through the street.
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As the protests came to an end countrywide, analysts doubted the marches would shake the president.
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And along with events that commemorated the holiday itself and international series of marches were held.
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An IMN spokesman said they had not received any formal notice but said marches would continue.
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Nevertheless, Democrats this weekend staged a series of marches in 200 cities calling for their release.
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There are parades, protest marches, dance parties, queer soup nights, fundraisers, and Calvin Klein rainbow jockstraps.
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As climate change marches on, outbreaks of viruses like Ebola, Chikungunya, and Zika will keep happening.
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The effort will extend internationally with sister marches in 60 countries on every continent — including Antarctica.
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Justin Bieber In Major Legal TroubleFifth Harmony Singer Attacked In MexicoCedric The Entertainer Marches For Change!
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Little known outside Asia, the tangy drink is now a regular fixture at sweltering summer marches.
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The Tax Marches showed that Americans want all of us to play by the same rules.
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A number of cities have been celebrating their LGBT communities in recent weeks with Pride marches.
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Hundreds of thousands of protestors showed up Saturday to demonstrate at Women's Marches across the country.
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The women's marches that sprang up across the globe in January marked an important cultural shift.
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Many people attended the hundreds of "sister marches" that occurred around the US and the globe.
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Many demonstrators have chanted "not my president" during marches in locations ranging from Boston to Oakland.
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On Saturday, millions of people across the country participated in Women's Marches to protest Trump's presidency.
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It's more women's marches and social media, as opposed to high school issues and shoe sales.
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He marches straight into the line of fire, probably taking bear spray directly to his face.
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Apparently, those of us that want peacful marches, are not allowed to suggest we defend ourselves.
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Other large marches were held at the same time across the country and around the world.
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It also brought tens of thousands of anti-Zuma protesters onto the streets in nationwide marches.
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Protesters face off against police on the streets of Seattle following more peaceful May Day marches.
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Hundreds of sister marches are planned for elsewhere in the United States and around the world.
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Solidarity marches were held in dozens of cities around the world Saturday, London, Sydney and Nicosia.
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The mission in these marches is to raise awareness and demand legislation to prevent further shootings.
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Counter-protesters and civil rights advocates gathered in some cities to push back against the marches.
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Tens of thousands more joined in over 370 sister marches across the country and the world.
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History marches ruthlessly forward, stopping for no man, sweeping us away in its current like sewage.
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DJs, producers and musicians across the globe either participated or offered their support of the marches.
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Some 150 protest marches are scheduled, including two rallies starting at around 1300 GMT in Paris.
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She went on marches to the pipeline construction site, got arrested, and spent time in jail.
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The marches come as concerns about diversity and inclusion continue to rattle groups across the country.
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She wrote for various publications as well and spoke at and helped organize rallies and marches.
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In the months since the marches, smaller groups, known as "huddles," have met around the country.
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In recent months, farmers have lent their strength to marches, riding slowly with the demonstrating masses.
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The policy change proposed by the Department of Health and Human Services marches backward in time.
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Facebook and Twitter have amplified attendance; Snapchat and Instagram have documented the marches, signs and chants.
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In 2007, naturalizations soared after massive immigrant rights marches and ahead of a similar fee spike.
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It was a newsy year across the country, filled with hurricanes, shootings, wildfires, marches and more.
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Uber continues to grow (while still losing money) as it marches toward an initial public offering.
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Throughout the weekend, more than 15 related marches were scheduled to take place around the country.
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Unable to dislodge annual marches with ordinary counterprotests, the town took a new tack in 2014.
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Whenever he feels like stopping, he marches an extra 11 steps before he sets up camp.
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Instead, Bala frog-marches readers toward a foregone conclusion: The government is vindictive; the refugees, innocent.
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The CHRF previously organized three peaceful marches that it said attracted more than a million participants.
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Cambodia was awash in political banners, marches and rallies leading up to local elections on Sunday.
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"What the strikes and marches have expressed is there is another opinion in Colombia," Orjuela said.
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Thousands of protesters expected at several simultaneous rallies and marches at the Intrepid failed to materialize.
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Coming tomorrow: Earnings season marches on with results from Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Texas Instruments (TXN).
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Second, there was too big a gap between Saturday's marches and the Democratic and Republican Parties.
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DC is just one of the many marches that will be held across the world Saturday.
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One month after the Zero Hour marches, a Swedish teenager, Greta Thunberg, began her climate strike.
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Show the people who showed up at those marches how to convert protest into institutional power.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), a longtime immigration activist, said the marches were a message to Trump.
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And yet, at every one of those other marches, large contingents of religious people joined in.
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Soon, peaceful marches and rallies morphed into violent protests each weekend in the metropolis's busy streets.
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The marches were spurred by the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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"Resistance is really important — all of the marches and the rallies, that's all important," he said.
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The New York march is just one of more than 800 marches planned globally for Saturday.
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But the protests were far smaller than the masses who turned the women's marches on Jan.
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They'll show up for events, rallies, and marches — for Black Lives Matter, for refugees, for immigrants.
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The women's marches sent a clear signal: Your comfort will not be built on our constriction.
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The New York Times also reported marches in Rome, Frankfurt, Germany; Kampala, Uganda and Osaka, Japan.
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The songs are waltzes and hymns and marches, centered on piano or guitar, strummed or fingerpicked.
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Thousands of people took part in protest marches in April calling for Zuma to step down.
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More than 28500 sibling marches were planned across the country and in cities around the world.
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Over the next few years, he documented marches, sit-ins, arrests, and the aftermaths of bombings.
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Israel, which marches in virtual lock step with the Trump administration, also quit Unesco this month.
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When women's marches took to the streets in Washington and cities around the country on Jan.
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Today, my generation is boldly organizing marches, wearing pussyhats and writing outrageous slogans on their placards.
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The cops attending these marches are frequently LGBTQ, putting them in the middle of two communities.
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Many young people will become mobilized and fight back in their own way, join marches, etc.
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Meanwhile, Black Lives Matter DC and other groups held additional counterprotests and marches throughout the city.
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Ahead of the marches women are tweeting photos of their shoes and sharing their reasons for standing in solidarity with those marching on Washington D.C. People are tweeting using the #MarchingShoes hashtag to show the shoes they'll be donning as they attend marches across the world.
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If there's one thing about Amy (Duggar) King, she marches to the beat of her own drum.
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CORBIN, Kentucky — There have been no marches against the Republican bill to repeal and replace Obamacare here.
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The Catholic Archbishop of Edinburgh indicated that he had no problem with marches passing by Catholic churches.
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Wilmer Valderrama's latest project proves just how much he marches to the rhythm of his own beat.
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The governor has cited security reasons and public "sensitivities" as grounds for barring LGBTI marches since 2015.
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Police bussed dozens of protesters away from at least one of several marches, a Reuters witness said.
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Prior to that, Turkish authorities had allowed pride marches since the first one took place in 2003.
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Kelly marches over to Harry's to show him the picture and asks if he recognizes this man.
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Two new public marches and demonstrations focused on science and climate change have been scheduled for April.
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"I hate marches and I hate crowds, but I am going to march in Washington," she said.
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Detention is often used pre-emptively to prevent people from participating in peaceful marches or political meetings.
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Also, the marches will highlight a progressive alternative to Republicans' waiting-for-lift-off tax reform plan.
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"Sousapaloozas" will bring together hundreds of brass and wind musicians to play marches by John Philip Sousa.
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Several big marches are still coming up: A Day Without Women, March for Science, and Tax Day.
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It has also spawned sister marches in New York, San Francisco, London and dozens of other cities.
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Security forces killed about a dozen civilians during two previous marches organised by Catholic activists since December.
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The trend appeared to be mirrored at marches in other cities, including Los Angeles and New York.
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The source familiar with Dior's decision said the brand was keen to avoid the Saturday street marches.
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He marches out on steps of Walt Disney's birthplace on N. Tripp in Chicago and says 'Hi!
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In addition to the Las Vegas rally, marches around the country are planned for Saturday, January 20.
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He first made his name by leading marches in his home state of Tabasco against electoral fraud.
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When the procession marches by, we should ask what have we learned and where are we going?
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Click through to see some of our favorite protest signs from marches going on around the country.
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An estimated 3 million people took part in marches around the world, according to the Associated Press.
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The march will be in D.C., but there will be dozens of companion marches across the country.
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If you'd like to participate, check out the list of marches in cities across the US below.
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We even accept the ban on marches, which alone, says it all on our state of mind.
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Indignant, Sabrina marches to the principal's office to make her friend's case to Principal Hawthorne (Bronson Pinchot).
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The mass of marches seemed to inspire a fighting spirit in Clinton dormant since her concession speech.
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Candle-lit marches, rallies and vigils are not uncommon and tend to evoke a sense of solidarity.
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The recent marches in Washington, DC and around the world have shown us the power of sisterhood.
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Kinney said about 45 employees at Prothena plan to participate in marches in Dublin and San Francisco.
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The women's marches in Caracas were among several ongoing events planned across the country calling for peace.
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Already the event has expanded to include more than 800 "sibling marches" in cities around the world.
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Brown's death sparked nationwide marches and the Black Lives Matter movement that protests police treatment of minorities.
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He quickly marches the Saints down the field, including passes to Snead of 13 and 21 yards.
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But when she marches over to the glass door, she sees Bette mocking her, reenacting her performance.
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You can do this by attending community meetings, being visible at marches, and writing to your legislators.
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McConnell never lets his emotions dictate the pace of play -- he sets a timeline and marches forward.
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After marches by activists and civil society groups the Ambode government succumbed and removed the obnoxious sections.
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Organizers from a coalition of 19 opposition parties claimed 2 million participated in marches around the country.
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From frigid nor'easters to Scandinavian death marches, these are the top five deadliest blizzards in history. 5.
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His message on social media was basically: What's the point of these performative marches and sit-ins?
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There are more marches and walk-outs planned in the coming months to demand action from lawmakers.
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She marches over to Ryan, lays a big smooch on him, then swans out of the party.
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Other marches are also planned on April 15 in countries including Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom.
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In between all of this ping-ponging, protesters held two counter protest marches in Pelham and Danville.
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Guaidó took an oath as interim president earlier this week amid nationwide marches in opposition to Maduro.
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To the contrary, the American herd marches in lockstep toward ever-greater levels of conformance and imitation.
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CNBC had reported earlier that between 50,000 and 100,85033 were expected to take part in the marches.
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Women organized and spearheaded the Women's March on Washington and affiliated marches in 650 cities and towns.
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The Moore case also suggests the problem will only get worse as the Trump era marches on.
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Sagittarius season begins this Tuesday as the sun marches into the outspoken Archer's realm until December 21.
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In Venezuela, tens of thousands have reportedly joined anti-government marches as Maduro's government struggles to survive.
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The marches also focused on women's rights and protesting Trump's policies and rhetoric on women and minorities.
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Open displays of hate—cross-burnings, torchlit marches—are by their nature designed to shock and intimidate.
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The Civil Human Rights Front, which organised million-strong marches in June, set another protest for Sunday.
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That intensity was immediately apparent in the unprecedented women-led protest marches the weekend of Trump's inauguration.
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Truly massive crowds turned up to peacefully protest at Women's Marches in 43 cities across 60 countries.
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History depends on human choices, but time marches on whether humans are present within it or not.
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Despite years of attention and mounting awareness, the opioid epidemic marches on in communities across the country.
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Numerous lawmakers voiced their concerns over climate change and the environment on social media and at marches.
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The country's opposition leaders want people to hold marches nationwide against the government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Mueller marches on, achieving a growing number of indictments of Russians and Americans as complicit in crimes.
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The planned marches are the latest in a series of massive, nationwide protests against Trump administration's policies.
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"This piece isn't just about looking at the political scene and going on marches," Ms. McIntyre said.
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The factions said the fasting would be taken into account but marches would continue through early June.
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Planned Parenthood affiliates are joining in dozens and dozens of Women's marches across the country this weekend.
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Indeed, as technology marches relentlessly forward, it feels like many of today's positions could soon be displaced.
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Time marches on for Victoria Beckham, but not in the same way it does for mere mortals.
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One organization, HeadCount, has "roughly 5,000 volunteers" attending marches around the U.S. to register people to vote.
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In addition to marches and rallies, advocates will hold musical performances, poetry readings and moments of silence.
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But, huge though they undoubtedly were, the marches were not representative of Brazilian society as a whole.
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The marches came as allegations of anti-Semitism against the leaders of the national Women's March Inc.
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Mr. Alda goes boxing three times a week, plays tennis and marches to John Philip Sousa music.
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Still, Ms. Lankesh's murder shocked India's news media and set off protest marches in several Indian cities.
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The marches and sit-ins of the civil rights movement were often preceded by mass worship services.
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Members of the Proud Boys have also joined forces at marches and rallies with white supremacist organizations.
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You can stage marches and school walkouts, but then walk into the swing congressional districts that matter.
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She recalled Ku Klux Klan marches and a church bombing there that killed four young black girls.
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Arming teachers has been widely criticized, recently by people who gathered for marches for more gun control.
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BROADLY: There's been a lot of marches this year, from the Women's March to the Juggalo March.
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I like to think about these actions – these marches – as anti-hatred, anti-bigotry and anti-misogyny.
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As demonstrations expand and weekly marches continue, protesters and their government appear to be at an impasse.
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Eva MeklerNew York To the Editor: I helped organize marches that occurred across America in January 2017.
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But each of the local marches had leaders, too, and who knows what they will do next?
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With festivals, marches and street names, Ukraine has been glorifying paramilitaries responsible for slaughtering thousands of Jews.
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Go-to works by Richard Wagner and Felix Mendelssohn, on the other hand, were explicitly bridal marches.
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The Kremlin appeared worried about the criticism of the pension overhaul, with various marches planned throughout September.
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Behind them, a band of sailors marches along — Odessa is a seaport, with a large navy school.
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Chuck Webster: Signals, Calls, and Marches is currently on view at Planthouse (55 West 28th Street, Manhattan).
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Led by Serbian Orthodox Church priests, pro-Serb Montenegrins have been holding protest marches since last week.
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Cambodia was awash in political banners, marches and rallies ahead of Sunday's countrywide elections for local leaders.
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Cantwell was one of the organizers of the hate-filled marches through Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017.
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The marches also coincided with the recent #MeToo and Time's Up movements against sexual assault and harassment.
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But the number of protesters was far smaller than those who had turned out for previous marches.
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"We are now acting through marches," said Milagro Valero, an opposition lawmaker from the city of Mérida.
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Tens of thousands of people began holding marches, inundating social media, signing action pledges and lawyering up.
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On Sunday demonstrators clogged streets across the country for a fourth day with marches resembling outdoor festivals.
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Several verdicts have prompted street protests, including some of the world's largest marches on International Women's Day.
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They held marches and fashion shows, art exhibitions and workshops, all to raise awareness of human trafficking.
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Up ahead, a squadron of cheerleaders marches toward midfield, to the beat of the Clemson fight song.
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Hong Kong has had a long tradition of peaceful marches attended by hundreds of thousands of people.
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Millions took to the streets in simultaneous marches in Washington and hundreds of cities around the world.
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While those protests initially started as peaceful marches, there have been an increasing number of violent clashes.
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Three of the biggest marches brought more than a million people onto the streets, according to organizers.
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Three times a day, the band marches the several thousand cadets together into the huge mess hall.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of Australians staged protest marches on Thursday demanding the date of Australia Day, Jan.
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"I believe we need to continue to build on the momentum from last year's marches," she said.
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Then, after years of sit-ins and protest marches and bloody freedom rides, the good guys won.
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The turmoil in Hong Kong began as peaceful mass marches against a now-withdrawn China extradition bill.
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CHRF has organized some of the largest marches during Hong Kong's nearly six months of civil unrest.
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Serious Soviet music brought together Tchaikovsky's lugubrious Romanticism, Pioneer marches, a little Beethoven, folk song strains, tunelets.
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Next week's going to be a doozy as the House marches towards a final vote on impeachment.
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He became an activist, too, befriending Malcolm X and joining peace protests and marches for racial equality.
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In sibling marches on every continent except Antarctica, young people marched in solidarity with the U.S. students.
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He has revived King's Poor People's Campaign this year with a series of marches and job walkouts.
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Across the U.S., women skipped work, wore red and attended marches in honor of International Women's Day.
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The marches come eight years after Tea Party rallies on President Obama's first Tax Day in office.
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It didn't take the left's marches, protests, or their scolding and shaming — it just took tax reform.
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If we'd just done a few nice marches, you probably wouldn't be on this call with me.
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The violence continued until the Department of Justice stepped in and the marches came to an end.
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But even as the marches stopped, the impact of the Birmingham Children's Crusade continued to be felt.
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The group has promised to keep up the marches until all of the protesters' demands are met.
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This is politically convenient, because they can show empathy for the gilets jaunes while delegitimizing their marches.
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"The job market juggernaut marches on," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said in a statement.
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Saturday's marches marked the 34th anniversary of the overthrow of President al-Nimeiri in a bloodless coup.
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In the eight years since the crash, Jaroslaw Kaczyński has led monthly marches to mark the catastrophe.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel expressed horror at the racist marches that roiled Charlottesville, Virginia, this past weekend.
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Sister marches were expected to take place in more than 26 cities and towns across the country.
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For Rachel, the Venus symbol also represented a way to commemorate the women's marches around the world.
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The hope is to generate the kind of energy around opposing Kavanaugh — phone calls to senators, protests, marches — that Democrats believed helped them to stop the repeal of the Affordable Care Act last year, and that propelled millions of women into nationwide marches in the months following Trump's election.
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But looking at them, understanding them, and then you see everywhere, for #metoo, all the women running for office, to the women's marches, to the Parkland marches, people are reacting in a way that they are believing in their own power to make a difference and they haven't before.
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During the initial marches — which drew massive crowds — Trump questioned if the protesters had voted in November's election.
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The marches drew more than 3 million people in cities and towns around the country, according to estimates.
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Two days after the AP report, Human Rights Watch also released an investigation into the forced desert marches.
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I've done marches on Washington the last two years in a row [and] I helped them raise money.
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Hundreds of marches are taking place across the country today, pressuring President Trump to release his tax returns.
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Over 250 sister marches are being planned across the country in an effort to address the climate crisis.
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The Istanbul governor's office last week said the marches had been banned out of concern for public order.
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Yesterday, there were marches in Washington, D.C. and cities nationwide in an event called A Day Without Immigrants.
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Many of the demonstrations and marches of the 1940s-70s were orchestrated by openly gay, pacifist Bayard Rustin.
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And yet, six of the seven candidates for DNC chair weren't at any of the marches on Saturday.
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WIRED talked with 14 women who not only attended the Women's Marches in January, but also documented them.
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WIRED talked with 22017 women who not only attended the Women's Marches in January, but also documented them.
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Sundance this year was filled with virtual reality, protest marches, and days and days (and days) of snow.
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Amid school strikes, climate marches, and international summits, there is little debate over whether the climate is changing.
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Rallies and marches have been organised throughout the territory to enable the widest participation by the general public.
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They have held raucous banner-waving marches, a silent demonstration and a sit-in on Caracas's main roads.
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I'm at the festivals and rallies and marches trying to talk to as many people as I can.
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And on immigration, Ives marches in lock-step with President Trump, trying to eliminate protections for undocumented immigrants.
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"We will move the DNC [to make Bernie the nominee]—that's why we're doing these marches," she continued.
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Luna is a passionate activist, leading #TransLivesMatter marches to protest against the murders of transgender women of color.
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They also have to complete challenges, like creating protest songs, organizing marches and setting up grassroots awareness campaigns.
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Similar rallies and marches were held in the western cocoa hub of Daloa and in Abidjan on Saturday.
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But his "monster", as he called his inner flame, led him elsewhere, to civil-rights marches and demonstrations.
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The event coincided with today's #TakeBackTheWorkplace protest, with demonstrators from both marches joining forces to condemn sexual misconduct.
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Following the alarming presidential campaign and subsequent victory of Donald Trump, Women's Marches have become a yearly staple.
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These dialogues have already fostered two historic protest marches, and we're not even two weeks into his presidency.
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This weekend, hundreds of marches are planned in cities worldwide as the movement grows in size and ambition.
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Still, life marches forward, and what is life if not a series of successive endings, breakups, and goodbyes?
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So while scientists took to the streets in Washington D.C. today, marches in 600 cities globally joined them.
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The risk is that new rules cost a fortune to enforce and become obsolete as technology marches on.
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The Tea Party rallies were an impressive mobilisation but they pale in comparison to the recent women's marches.
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Free speech is upheld: marches by PEGIDA and sometimes even leafleting events by nationalist politicians receive police protection.
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Here's another reminder that the turnout for the hundreds of Women's Marches across the globe Saturday was YUGE.
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Basic training is physically and mentally grueling—it includes days-long marches and outdoor overnights in the rain.
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After each of the major marches, young demonstrators wearing helmets and face masks have clashed with riot police.
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There are also more than 500 "satellite marches" scheduled to occur around the world on the same day.
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Organizers say more than 500 satellite marches are planned for Saturday -- across the US and around the world.
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Every Monday a movement called Pegida, or "Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident", marches through Dresden.
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These photos were captured while the subjects were in the midst of marches, hot debates, and fiery tirades.
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Previous marches and protests have focused on a range of partisan issues, from abortion rights to immigration policy.
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Indian defense forces band marches during rehearsals for the beating retreat ceremony at Raisina Hill in New Delhi.
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Our colleagues in Washington, D.C., Mexico City, Jakarta, and London will participate in their local marches as well.
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The opposition spent 2018 riven with infighting and marches in Caracas attracted at most a few thousand people.
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They regularly take part in marches – in May 2015 they stood alongside Turkish workers – and host solidarity events.
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Jessica Chastain used her Saturday Night Live opening monologue to celebrate the Women's Marches in several U.S. cities.
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The day after inauguration, millions of people participated in the Women's March on Washington at its Sister Marches.
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Since, roughly, Trump's inauguration, private enterprise has tapped into an American furor gone mainstream, leveraging marches into marketplaces.
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We've seen this play out in the protests and street marches organized by liberals since Trump was inaugurated.
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The Civil Human Rights Front, which organised million-strong marches in June, has scheduled another protest for Sunday.
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The Civil Human Rights Front, which organized million-strong marches in June, has scheduled another protest for Sunday.
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Gun control advocates will also participate in more than 20 related women's marches around the country on Saturday.
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The film centers on the voting rights marches from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama that took place in 1965.
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There are also a handful of marches slated to take place in international cities such as Munich, Germany.
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Mr. Quinn, a hard-driving lawyer whose yearly firm-wide hikes have been called death marches, was moved.
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Where are the marches for the women who die every day in pregnancy and childbirth, needlessly and preventably?
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Two marches along routes the city has not authorized are planned for the convention's opening day, July 2000.
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The organizers of the march are also encouraging students in cities across the country to hold local marches.
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In marches like these, where we're demanding justice and equality, including those with disabilities should be a given.
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If it has a winding type of sound, which wants spinning, and you're doing marches — these are factors.
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US Vice President Mike Pence issued a message of support Tuesday to Venezuelans planning to join the marches.
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As the tech industry marches on, the internet will become entwined ever more deeply in our collective lives.
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France's financial regulator Autorite des Marches Financiers released a list of 15 exchanges it would blacklist in March.
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There are even a couple events listed for those participating in sister marches in Portland and San Francisco.
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Then people should phone their congresspeople, participate in public marches, and exercise their power at the voting booth.
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They will kick off their second year with a summit, From Marches to Meetings, in Oakland this weekend.
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As the Black Lives Matter movement marches on, the amount of black men becoming hashtags increases every day.
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" On women's marches: "Turns out that a lot of women just have a problem with women in power.
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The overwhelming size of yesterday's peaceful women's marches against Trump in 50-plus countries stunned even the organizers.
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Participation in activities like Women's Marches, signing petitions and writing one's representatives surged in Q1 of that year.
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We were coming off the elections while I was conceptualizing the collection, and the women's marches were happening.
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In Germany, the Nazis' rise to power had started in the streets, with marches, brawls, and mass demonstrations.
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When Google fires lower-level employees, it typically marches them out immediately and pays little, if any, severance.
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And the energy among women that started with the marches after President Trump's inauguration is working against them.
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Younger people tend to have a lot of anger, and it's sometimes let out in protests and marches.
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John Agim, the spokesman for the Nigerian military, said soldiers had abused no one during the recent marches.
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And our senior correspondent for gender looks at how the marches evolved from a moment to a movement.
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Now more than 60 countries globally hold annual Pride marches, but in many nations gay events are quashed.
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The pride marches in the past didn't seem to have much support from the government or police protection.
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"I lead the marches on Bloomberg, and on Joe Biden about the crime bill," Sharpton told VICE News.
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TAVERNISE: So instead of going to the moms' marches, she stays at home under a pile of laundry.
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The 70-year-old is frequently seen at the marches, in the pouring rain or blazing summer heat.
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Thousands rallied outside the Irish Parliament in 2012 after news of her death, and marches and vigils followed.
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When the Voting Rights Act wasn't Johnson's top priority, the marches and confrontations in Selma forced his hand.
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It was May Day, or International Workers' Day, which is celebrated around the world with marches and rallies.
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As a demonstration, the marches were in many ways a success (Trump, for his part, reportedly was furious).
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Yet Duque has tended to hold his line amid outcry, helping fuel the large turnout at Thursday's marches.
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At the marches, participants wearing purple held up the names, pictures and ages of victims of domestic violence.
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"Michelle and I are so inspired by all the young people who made today's marches happen," he wrote.
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The marches, organized by the General Union of Algerian Workers (UGTA), attracted over 10,000 people across several cities.
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The Istanbul governor's office said on Friday the marches had been banned out of concern for public order.
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Earlier, while attending the University of Pennsylvania, she had protested the Vietnam War and participated in hunger marches.
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He spoke at memorial ceremonies in Hiroshima and Nagasaki and took part in antinuclear marches in New York.
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Filming the crowd at political rallies and speeches is routine for nearly all campaigns, organizations, and activist marches.
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The main event will be held in Washington, with satellite marches planned across the United States and overseas.
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That's how the Women's Marches of 2017 did it, as a direct response to the 2016 presidential election.
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The day after Trump's inauguration, massive crowds took to the streets to partake in women's marches to protest.
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They are also accused of recruiting students and inviting them to participate in the party's activities, including marches.
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As more events were organized around the United States, he said the conventional narrative about the marches changed.
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The rhetoric of the marches has seeped into the D.N.C. race as well, though to less certain effect.
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The protests against President Trump's policies since he took office have included marches of women, immigrants and scientists.
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A number of marches are expected to take place in Washington over that weekend and draw sizable crowds.
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"You're always going to have marches," Trump said in response to a question about the movement by women.
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The next day, a far larger illustration of popular will was on display at marches across the country.
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For now, protesters seem intent on continuing their calls for Bouteflika to withdraw and planning further peaceful marches.
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In recent months, thousands of Indians have come onto the streets in marches and protests to demand action.
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The marches are leading up to the first-ever UN Youth Climate Summit in New York on Saturday.
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The gathering was markedly different from the climate marches and large-scale national rallies I had been to.
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And the marches, which included quite a few men and boys as well, also represented more than that.
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The marches share one mission: to put pressure on Congress to pass gun reform and make schools safer.
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Most Americans know of the organization, if they know of it at all, because of the group's marches.
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Trump, played by Alec Baldwin, then marches onto the stage (with large clip-on earrings) blustering about impeachment.
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Saturday's marches were attended by numerous celebrities and politicians, while others tweeted support for demonstrators around the country.
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"Michelle and I are so inspired by all the young people who made today's marches happen," he said.
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Scattered looting continued, and marches are planned for this weekend to demand a reversal of the price increases.
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The marches here in the States drew foreign protesters, too, but some were denied entry on questionable grounds.
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The march in Washington was one of more than 150 marches held in cities across the United States.
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We took a look back at several marches in Washington and how they changed — or didn't change — history.
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To say that this vision is incongruous with the past three women's marches is something of an understatement.
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"Marches or movements can lose some momentum when people see some of their issues being addressed," she said.
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The election results gave women something to celebrate this weekend at the women's marches all over the country.
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The first, with a print run of around 60,000 copies, was circulated at the women's marches in January.
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How New York City ended up with two competing Women's Marches: It comes down to questions of inclusivity.
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The flower power protests and Everyman marches weren't out of place on New York's streets at this time.
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She was sent to Auschwitz and later ushered to and from several other concentration camps on death marches.
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Book-Offred's mother is a second-wave feminist who took Offred to marches and protests as a child.
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And from that, I became very interested, joined CND and going on marches in London, going to talks.
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Instead of laughing at this preposterous predicament, the art world marches on in standoffish seriousness, likely in stilettos.
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The marches were largely led by student organizers, young people moved to action by the shooting in Parkland.
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Chenoweth and Pressman have recorded over 003 international Women's Marches with an estimated attendance of more than 307,000.
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Specifically, there are a ton of great sister marches going on in local areas, and the PCM has set up a handy page on its website for you to input your area code to see what other rallies and marches are happening all around the country at the same time.
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The Women's Marches brought together millions of people in the United States — and not all of them were women.
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Especially because the front-runners for the next chair of the DNC were all absent from the women's marches.
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For those who want to participate but can't make it to DC, Sister Marches are planned in other cities.
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All of this will be top of mind as the coalition for women's rights marches once again this year.
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However, other stars will attend one of the more than 150 "solidarity marches" across the country on that day.
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There are marches everywhere, from small town parades throughout the country to the weekend-long NYC and LA spectacles.
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Pussy hats were pink at the big women's marches in January, but pink signifies breast cancer awareness, or did.
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Parading Orangemen are a familiar sight in Northern Ireland, where marches have long been a source of sectarian tension.
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Protests and marches continued in other US cities including Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Denver, Minneapolis, Baltimore, Dallas and Oakland, California.
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The shooting has made international headlines as hundreds took to marches and vigils and the Minneapolis police chief resigned.
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While organizers of the marches promoted them as non-partisan, many singled out Pena Nieto as a major obstacle.
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On Saturday, the day of the actual marches, Clinton tweeted her support and expressed her gratitude in real time.
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We talk to Black Lives Matter organizers, and ask if they want us to do security for their marches.
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Groups of self-proclaimed patriots have launched regular patrols and marches, saying they want to protect locals from immigrants.
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Similar marches were planned in other cities around the world, Hong Kong political group Demosisto said in a statement.
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There is an accepted methodology for how to estimate the number of participants in marches and protests in cities.
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The outlet went on to report that marches across the country also experienced lower turnouts than in past years.
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This past weekend, it was estimated that more than a million people participated in women's marches around the country.
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" White House press secretary Sean Spicer called anti-Donald Trump marches and protests "a very paid, AstroTurf-type movement.
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She told the story of her friend, an undocumented immigrant, who attended one of many immigrant marches last month.
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Kamala Harris marches with people protesting for a higher minimum wage outside McDonald's on June 14 in Las Vegas.
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The Sunday marches came in response to a call from Aleksei Navalny, an opposition leader and anti-corruption campaigner.
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