Further, the base that is mobilized to vote must also be mobilized to agitate.
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So you could say that Hollywood was mobilized for the first time during World War II, and after the war it remained mobilized.
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"I'm mobilized, my office is mobilized, the Australian diplomatic mission here is mobilized and we will work out precisely what the situation is and if we can get to the bottom of it," the minister, Steve Ciobo, told reporters at the beginning of a three-day visit.
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With the program, Mr. Obama was aiming to "appease his fairly well-mobilized DACA community — mobilized in part because of the crackdown he initiated," Ms. Curran said.
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But there's an obvious constituency here waiting to be mobilized.
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"The rise of Trump has mobilized Latino voters," Ramos says.
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The Dakota Access pipeline protest networks were mobilized and involved.
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It also deployed new defenses and mobilized some reservist forces.
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We can find the courage to get mobilized and organized.
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They're losing more territory, more people are mobilized against them.
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Look at World War II: People were mobilized almost immediately.
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Richards and Turner's other sisters mobilized to get him transferred.
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It is a theme that has mobilized Slack's competition too.
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Women are mobilized in record numbers against the Trump administration.
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Robert E. Lee from a downtown park, white nationalists mobilized.
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The Democrats are clearly excited and enthused, mobilized and angry.
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The Union mobilized black soldiers to win the Civil War.
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Thousands are mobilized to #ProtectMueller and demand that #WhitakerMustRecuse. pic.twitter.
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Tens of thousands were mobilized to dance, sing and perform.
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We can and have mobilized our vote when it matters.
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The force was never supposed to be mobilized this quickly.
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After Jazmine's killing, the public mobilized to help the family.
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Disorder also swept airports across the nation and lawyers mobilized.
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And survivors have mobilized against Vance, demanding he step down.
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The more they mobilized, the more they could dismiss that.
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Yet it has also mobilized a powerful media behind it.
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National Guard soldiers are being mobilized in the affected states.
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"The conservative groups will mobilize, are already mobilized," he said.
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Within 48 hours, academics and activists had mobilized in response.
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Many have mobilized to express their frustrations with Mr. Keïta.
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The backlash Ehrhart mobilized created collateral casualties of its own.
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"We got a lot of people around here mobilized that had never been mobilized before," he said, talking of a program to encourage employers concerned about Democratic policies to urge their employees to vote Republican.
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Some of their writers have mobilized some of these online blogs.
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Other conservatives have mobilized around him as a Never Trump alternative.
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Demonstrators avoided confronting pro-Beijing groups, which mobilized at North Point.
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Authorities mobilized on Thursday to forcibly remove protesters from their encampments.
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And we mobilized quickly, online and offline, to help our families.
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He mobilized progressives in a way few on the left could.
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That support was mobilized into action after the Sewol ferry disaster.
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Hurricane Dorian is a terrible storm, but it's mobilized animal lovers.
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The teenage girls of Rajni's village of Bhauna Mau have mobilized.
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It could be mobilized, especially on an issue like women's rights.
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Michael Feighan (D-Ohio), mobilized bipartisan resistance to Johnson's immigration bill.
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They mobilized support in their communities for a national climate policy.
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But Japan doesn't appear to have mobilized a response at all.
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Donald Trump's hateful rhetoric and policies may have mobilized Latino communities.
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Scholars have been mobilized to condemn both terrorist acts and rhetoric.
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The group also mobilized against the Supreme Court nomination of Kavanaugh.
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Sanders also mobilized a new generation of Democrats into party politics.
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Nationally, an informal network of businesses mobilized to ease the pain.
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But it was not just self-mobilization; campaign outreach mobilized Latinos.
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But the bigger demonstrations were clearly mobilized to protest Trump's victory.
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He has certainly mobilized the darker side of the American soul.
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Trump clearly inflamed and mobilized white voters living in these circumstances.
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People have identities, and people are mobilized politically around those identities.
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About 2,000 National Guard troops will be mobilized Friday, Maj. Gen.
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It wasn't a business crisis that had mobilized the company, however.
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It seemed like a national backlash, and people mobilized almost immediately.
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The Parkland survivors have mobilized a public outcry with staying power.
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Groups representing thousands of vape shops around the country quickly mobilized.
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By this point, my family was mobilized, but Laolao was stonewalling.
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We were energized, mobilized and ready to disrupt the status quo.
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He exceeded every expectation, mobilized millions, and changed the political conversation.
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They've mobilized a powerful grassroots network to stand up to Trump.
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Washington mobilized covert resources to support opposition to left-wing governments.
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In total, therefore, the U.S. commercial banks have $2 trillion that can be mobilized and made to be more productive, and their depositors have $2 trillion of low-yielding, ultra-safe deposits that can also be mobilized.
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"The pro-independence parties have always, historically, been very mobilized for the regional elections and the voters who are not voting for pro-independence parties tend to be more mobilized for other elections," he told CNBC Thursday.
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Lay and other locals mobilized to find the source of the fumes.
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"The teams around me are not mobilized on this subject," he said.
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Troops have been mobilized across the country; and emergency services ramped up.
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Tens of thousands of National Guard troops have been mobilized to assist.
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Most Democrats who are skeptical of markets have been mobilized by Sanders.
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The government has mobilized about 13,500 security personnel to the affected areas.
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Following the shock and the tears of her unexpected loss, locals mobilized.
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Meanwhile, social media companies have mobilized to constrain ISIS' online recruitment apparatus.
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"Ultra-right networks were very mobilized on the Champs Elysees," he said.
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Communities are mobilized to recognize radicalization warning signs and taught prevention strategies.
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And immigration rights activists have mobilized in the wake of Trump's action.
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Warren said his staunch opposition has mobilized Congress in favor of marijuana.
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The progressive grassroots also mobilized in full force to protect the law.
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The organization mobilized antinuclear groups, testified before Congress and enlisted celebrity endorsements.
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Statoil said in a statement it had mobilized its emergency response team.
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Another group, Filimbi, or "Whistle" in Swahili, mobilized alongside for better governance.
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President Obama mobilized the international community to respond to the Ebola crisis.
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Though taken by surprise, Russia quickly mobilized and prevailed on the battlefield.
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Both the government and the religious establishment have mobilized against the threat.
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Arts groups around the country mobilized immediately to save the federal funding.
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It profits from ideological maximalism and a constant state of mobilized outrage.
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So quite early on, we mobilized to stop that and they did.
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After President Lyndon Johnson mobilized ground troops in 1965, draft calls tripled.
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Indeed, the opposition owes its strong showing to an exceptionally mobilized electorate.
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That was a political outrage, and it mobilized a lot of people.
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The United States also has private-lab capacity waiting to be mobilized.
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Beginning on May 21967, tens of thousands of Israeli reservists were mobilized.
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They have mobilized protests and political support against the agreement in Congress.
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"And the public has been more mobilized and united than we hoped."
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Since then, labor and employer groups have mobilized against the Cadillac tax.
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Warren organizers have also mobilized potential supporters in Arkansas in recent weeks.
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There, the National Guard was mobilized, and hundreds of protesters faced arrest.
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"Our military is being mobilized at the Southern Border," the President tweeted.
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Just as striking, Trump hasn't mobilized his administration to counter Russian cyberattacks.
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The executive at the highest level is mobilized to provide appropriate answers.
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Young people in many countries mobilized to demand action on climate change.
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But the strike stretched into this week, and the teachers mobilized again.
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Australia has mobilized at least 10,000 emergency personnell to tackle the flames.
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Now Moose Jaw has mobilized to make Mac the Moose great again.
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And in Minnesota, groups mobilized to encourage homeless people to seek shelter.
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Tribalism is a magnetic idea that has mobilized people from time immemorial.
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I think we can reach the president now if we become mobilized.
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"The whole government is mobilized," French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters on Monday.
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Elsewhere in the country, protestors mobilized to voice their disapproval of Trump's decision.
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About 21,000 officers were on standby for the protests, with 270 units mobilized.
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When they mobilized to stop a "deportation force," they didn't actually stop ICE.
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Heads of services, the police force, all of the key players were mobilized.
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Just as many citizens have mobilized behind the political agenda of white nationalism.
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Tensions in the city are high, with thousands police mobilized for Zhang's visit.
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On at least one occasion, Russian trolls mobilized to support him as well.
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In the late 1960s, very few evangelical Protestants mobilized alongside Catholics against abortion.
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Sources on both sides said pro-government militias were mobilized in large numbers.
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Accusations and politicization charged voters and mobilized the 'Leave' camp, according to CNBC.
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"Some folks needed some money so they mobilized some frack crews," Helms said.
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Digital strategists note, however, that these Kamala backers could be mobilized even further.
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"We have ... mobilized appropriate oil spill response measures," SPDC said in a statement.
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After the attack, the city of Orlando and the state of Florida mobilized.
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More than 2,000 National Guard soldiers have been mobilized across the Southern states.
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The NRA strongly opposes the bill and has mobilized its members against it.
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Vigorously, she mobilized her forces to block what had seemed a sure thing.
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But the Friends Committee mobilized like never before in support of the deal.
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"We are mobilized, we have proposals, and we want to win," she wrote.
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In fact, the military only recently mobilized its tactical hospitals to Puerto Rico.
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Microsoft deployed 81 lobbyists and General Electric mobilized a platoon of 65 schmoozers.
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But this year, the religious left seriously mobilized against immoral White House policies.
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Women in the field have mobilized online in the wake of these scandals.
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It was disbanded in 2008, but re-mobilized in 2014 to fight ISIS.
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When the factories began to leave in the 1990s, the city mobilized again.
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"Because I've never seen this many people mobilized to be part of anything."
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Some nonprofit organizations and charities have mobilized to bring relief to the island.
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These medical units could be mobilized and sent to particular hard-hit areas.
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It also mobilized employees at Wayfair, one of the country's largest online retailers.
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And this newer labor movement is mobilized around a much more progressive agenda.
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The North mobilized 16 army reserve divisions and military jets crisscrossed its skies.
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Hawk: Supposedly, our grand-grandfathers, they mobilized the very first wheel in history.
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Impressive turnout among Democrats suggests that many were in fact mobilized in opposition.
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They felt mobilized and unified in that fight and full of righteous energy.
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Members of this class also felt mobilized, unified and full of righteous energy.
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He pops up at early-morning pep rallies to keep the strikers mobilized.
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Hundreds of firefighters were mobilized and contained the fire by the next morning.
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Women were mobilized into the labor force and became financially untethered from men.
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Sanders had mobilized an army of volunteers in Iowa, but would it matter?
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The scientific community had mobilized during the war to develop the atomic bomb.
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Nationally, an informal network of businesses has also mobilized to ease the pain.
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Either way, this came in handy, as the whole party mobilized around him.
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Progressive groups mobilized the "rapid response" rallies just one day after Sessions's resignation.
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With the pardon, Trump mobilized immigrants-rights groups and made establishment Republicans nervous.
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Tensions are high, with more than 6,19973 police mobilized to secure the city.
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Tensions are high, with more than 6,000 police mobilized to secure the city.
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Most importantly, religious discourses have often been mobilized in concrete struggles against injustice.
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Once the general area was known, LIGO mobilized the rest of the astronomy community.
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The unruly masses, mobilized by facile slogans, looked everywhere poised to undermine free institutions.
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About 21,000 officers are on standby for expected protests, with 270 units being mobilized.
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The address surely heartened the millions of followers Trump has mobilized across the country.
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Shell and the Coast Guard have mobilized 130 personnel for the clean-up effort.
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Clearly, huge parts of the Democratic base are energized and mobilized around the issue.
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The Interior Ministry said 80,000 security officials had been mobilized, including 5,000 in Paris.
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Two years ago, the opposition mobilized tens of thousands of people in nationwide protests.
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Beyond the federal approval issues, state and local governments have also mobilized against pipelines.
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Faced with such a cruel, far too common miscarriage of justice, Erica Garner mobilized.
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One journalist lamented the focus on money rather than the NRA's mobilized voting bloc.
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January 12, 2016 - The Michigan National Guard is mobilized to help distribute bottled water.
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"Police forces are fully mobilized in order to find this person," Philippe told RTL.
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Meanwhile, white supremacists and far right groups have mobilized to oppose the monuments' removal.
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"People across the country mobilized and put pressure on members of Congress," she said.
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In the past two years, at least some of these white women have mobilized.
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Technology can and must be mobilized to make the process more efficient and engaging.
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Unfortunately, the mobilized colistin resistance (MCR-1) gene was discovered in China last year.
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Academic institutions and media are mobilized to make Big Announcement about the spurious signal.
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This new, mobilized — and mobile-ized — electorate is a force to be reckoned with.
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If that happens, other telescopes around the world will be alerted and swiftly mobilized.
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In response, the state's fire agency, Cal Fire, has mobilized more than 11,000 firefighters.
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The liberal group Demand Justice has, accordingly, already mobilized to stop his prospective nomination.
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It has mobilized from the start and paid a heavy price in this battle.
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Conservatives and Republicans are mobilized in far greater numbers than Democrats on this issue.
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Democrats mobilized for a series of special elections and then for the 2018 midterms.
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Some 35,000 troops have already been mobilized to aid in flooding and rescue operations.
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In case of a contingency, swarms of dronebots will be mobilized to launch attacks.
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Their deaths mobilized the anti-Trujillo resistance, leading to his assassination the following year.
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But John Kennedy successful mobilized support from all Catholic subgroups in the 1960 election.
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And it's sufficiently consequential that both sides of the class action lobby have mobilized.
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The young couple, who remained childless, lived in the mobilized units formed by Beitar.
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Within minutes, Austin's police department mobilized a SWAT team to proceed to the site.
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The Russian government declared an emergency and mobilized the military to contain the fires.
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Congress is moving too fast for progressives or anyone to get organized or mobilized.
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Every other sector of the health care system must also be organized and mobilized.
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The Spanish government has also declared a state of emergency and mobilized the military.
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Ventilators and trained critical-care staff can't be mobilized as fast as government funds.
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Since then, human rights advocates have mobilized to help such men leave the region.
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Pence warned conservatives of a "mobilized" Democratic Party set on winning seats in Congress.
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The National Guard has mobilized personnel and trucks to the east side of Maui.
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Caught flat-footed, the mainstream scientific community has not yet mobilized a robust response.
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Black women on Chisholm's staff mobilized to derail Friedan's plan at the last minute.
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North Korea has previously mobilized large crowds to show its resolve when tensions escalate.
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Parent groups have effectively mobilized to lobby local school districts to implement language programs.
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In response, Congolese youth groups mobilized, many of them facing arrest, torture and worse.
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Senate Democrats aren't mobilizing against Sessions in the way they mobilized against Bannon. Sen.
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The demographics of American conservatives make it easier to stay mobilized outside of presidential campaigns.
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They still represent one of the most influential groups of mobilized voters, historically, for Democrats.
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Yet it mobilized roughly 100,303 people to share their stories on doorsteps around the country.
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That's mobilized the left of the party's caucus and encouraged the center to go along.
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He mobilized mass action to win a public accommodations bill and the right to vote.
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The ones that utilities and oil and gas companies mobilized and spent big against lost.
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For McMorrow, this network of supportive, mobilized women was integral to building her own campaign.
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These same mobilized partisans have spent decades celebrating the careers of Justices Scalia and Ginsburg.
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Approximately 50 firefighters and four water-dropping helicopters were mobilized to help contain the fire.
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The American Red Cross 1,73+ Red Crossers have mobilized to support evacuation shelters & #HurricaneMatthew response.
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VICE Impact spoke with representatives from the three groups that mobilized people for the event.
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More scientists are mobilized and excited to speak up for their field than ever before.
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Those were issues that motivated passionate opposition to the Bush administration and mobilized Democratic partisans.
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I realized that there was a huge portion of the electorate that wasn't being mobilized.
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If my turn was coming up to get mobilized, I wanted it to be there.
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ECOMIG mobilized on The Gambia's eastern border and Jammeh was given an ultimatum to leave.
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Flashback: It wouldn't be the first time big web companies have mobilized against a policy.
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Join forces against ageism the way we mobilized against sexism in the 1960s and '70s.
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The question is whether people will stay mobilized and ensure that the GOP stays nervous.
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But he said so many of the school's students had mobilized because they are angry.
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That included hiring black consultants who mobilized voting efforts through churches and colleges, he said.
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But he also mobilized a shocking number of white voters, particularly less-educated white voters.
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Within days of Mr. Trump's election in 2016, Democratic activists had mobilized in the state.
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On the ground in Afghanistan, the Army mobilized a weekslong search for the missing soldier.
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Hundreds of National Guard members have already been mobilized as they respond to the crisis.
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I've seen it in my reporting: Black voters are galvanized and mobilized headed into November.
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They are jobs for better legislators and presidents — and for scholars, unions and mobilized citizens.
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African-American women mobilized in Alabama to save us all from a Senator Roy Moore.
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The anti-Trump "resistance" is built on the backs of ordinary citizens who have mobilized.
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In a sign of the times, members of Congress and consumer advocates quickly mobilized opposition.
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Custodial staff have been mobilized "to begin thoroughly cleaning and disinfecting Hazen," the post said.
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Hours after the carnage, young organizers mobilized by the February mass shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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"As a presidential candidate, he pandered to Islamists and mobilized Islamist groups," Mr. Abuza said.
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On Wednesday, his government mobilized 100,000 people in Pyongyang who vowed to support Mr. Kim.
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Then Exxon mobilized a serious exploration effort in Guyanese waters claimed by Venezuela, angering Caracas.
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To their credit, many middle-class Indians, including Hindus, mobilized to demand justice for Asifa.
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Massive demonstrations were mobilized within hours, across countries like Egypt, Libya, Jordan, Yemen and Syria.
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His campaign mobilized a coalition of younger Americans, minorities and single women to win reelection.
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Authorities said that every law enforcement resource in the country was mobilized after the attack.
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And outside fiscal watchdogs mobilized quickly on Thursday to hammer the GOP's plan as irresponsible.
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He had mobilized his upper-caste allies in the local B.J.P. government to stop it.
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It may remain dormant, but it should be ready on short notice to be mobilized.
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Republicans have mobilized aggressively against the steel and aluminum tariffs that Navarro pushed so hard for.
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Trump mobilized them more effectively than ever before by making more explicit appeals to their prejudices.
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More than 220 firefighters were mobilized, aided by helicopters dropping water on the flames from above.
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Obama was majoritarian and it certainly mobilized people, but then the mobilization fell away very quickly.
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Opposition to Trump has already mobilized vastly more people more quickly than the tea party did.
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That's when the Colorado immigrant community Vizguerra had worked so hard to serve mobilized for her.
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The National Guard is ready, and the North Carolina Highway Patrol has been mobilized, Cooper said.
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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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The death of Ms. Jefferson has mobilized activists, community members and commentators to demand sweeping changes.
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Security was extremely tight around the palace and across downtown Tokyo, with thousands of police mobilized.
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This time, the Northern California chapter of the Smoke-Free Alternatives Trade Association (SFATA) mobilized vapers.
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But in other states, like West Virginia and Arizona, it was often younger teachers who mobilized.
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An anonymous blog post, however, has mobilized the internet once again to demand that Disney #MakeMulanRight.
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Three fire stations and a hazardous materials response crew were mobilized, the fire department official said.
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Today, it remains that way because of everyone who mobilized, organized and made their voices heard.
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The coast guard has mobilized massive resources in its search for potential victims of the fire.
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Instead, we came together and mobilized on a massive scale to meet the challenges head on.
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So there would be a huge lobbying effort mobilized to shut down any such regulatory efforts.
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Malian authorities are fully mobilized to seek and release her as soon as possible, France said.
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Democrats have mobilized to try and maximize the electoral impact of the pre-Election Day scuffle.
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It may be unpalatable to many to think of their daughters, wives or partners being mobilized.
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France said that Malian authorities have mobilized to ensure she is released as soon as possible.
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When their opponent made any mistake, Atwater's team immediately mobilized to use it in devastating fashion.
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For them, the suppression of a mobilized opposition was the essence of defense against foreign attack.
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That sort of platform has been used by politicians who have successfully mobilized the youth vote.
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The teachers union was undeniably mobilized, showing up at every community event or town hall meeting.
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French and Italian air support arrived late Tuesday and were expected to be mobilized from Wednesday.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto said Mexico's army, marines and federal police had been mobilized to respond.
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He added that to achieve this goal, countries, organizations, and even local communities must be mobilized.
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He was mobilized with a neck brace, placed on a stretcher and carted off the field.
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Russia mobilized the new talks after helping Assad to defeat the rebels in Aleppo last month.
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Multiple tech companies have halted their arbitration policies under pressure from mobilized employees in recent months.
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Jeff Obafemi Carr, who threw his support behind the opposition campaign and mobilized African-American voters.
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The National Liberation Army, Colombia's second-largest guerrilla group, has also recently mobilized in the region.
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Ms. Catlin's arrest has mobilized midwives nationwide who argue that New York's licensing rules are exclusionary.
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A new class of politically mobilized tech employees are trying to save the industry from itself.
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Norway is a wealthy nation with oil, gambling and other revenue streams that can be mobilized.
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" Vox's Matthew Yglesias wrote that "People have identities, and people are mobilized politically around those identities.
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Nonprofit organizations and charities have mobilized to bring relief to those people affected by the tsunami.
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Likewise, no real evidence emerged in 2018 of a white base mobilized by attacks on immigrants.
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It has galvanized and mobilized a large tribe to organize and fight for its own interests.
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We Americans have not mobilized as the 19th-century Britons did in their moment of crisis.
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They're mobilized, like in a war, and it's fear of the virus that was driving them.
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While local critics are dealt with harshly, the growing Chechen diaspora in Europe has mobilized protests.
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More counties placed under mandatory evacuations National Guard soldiers are being mobilized in the affected states.
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Google has mobilized its strong lobbying team to influence Congress against the legislation, internal documents show.
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And to your earlier point, the speed of how people mobilized so quickly was indeed breathtaking.
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The 2011 Occupy Wall Street movement mobilized masses in the world's financial heart in New York.
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From religious liberty and abortion to guns and the military, he effectively mobilized his core supporters.
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The electric vehicle, the hybrid, the plug-in, the fuel cell battery vehicle will be mobilized.
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This vacuum cleaner is super light and portable and transforms into a handheld for mobilized cleaning.
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Public opinion is mobilized through institutions — through interest groups, activist organizations, think tanks and political parties.
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Doctors also mobilized to lobby lawmakers and their staff against the effort over the August break.
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The AfD has not only pulled in CDU and SPD voters but also mobilized non-voters.
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He also doesn't acknowledge that both willingly and by force, thousands of women mobilized for ISIS.
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Many young people will become mobilized and fight back in their own way, join marches, etc.
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Khan hopes that all young people and all marginalized groups will become mobilized and stay that way.
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National party operatives mobilized their resources to influence state elections so they could influence gerrymandering after 2010.
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Their Trump-hating base is already mobilized to oppose President Trump for a long list of reasons.
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The North condemned the earlier flight as an armed provocation that mobilized "ill-famed nuclear killing tools".
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The group mobilized its members at Fed Chair Janet Yellen's appearance Tuesday before the Senate Banking Committee.
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"To their credit, they mobilized quickly and aggressively, and yes, it had an impact," Brady told Reuters.
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The "Bharat Yatra" also mobilized government officials and policy makers as well as Bollywood stars, they added.
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Moderns mobilized artificial light to conquer the dark, disenchant the night, and create new media and art.
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It's this backlash that has mobilized members of the arts community in New York City and beyond.
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In the past week, they've mobilized restaurants to come together to deliver food to those in need.
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France has mobilized around 110,000 security staff for the Bastille Day festivities and World Cup soccer final.
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"We brought investors to Africa and in less than 72 hours we mobilized $38.7 billion," he said.
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At least three states have mobilized National Guard troops to help, and five military aircraft are assisting.
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Through his polemical and controversial statements, Trump mobilized some of the most reactionary elements of the electorate.
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The Women's March has mobilized millions of women across the world, even in the most impoverished communities.
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The election of Trump has accomplished one thing: It has unified and mobilized those he has targeted.
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Here's a look at the scale of the devastation and the resources mobilized to contain the blazes.
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He shows us how the politics of modernism were mobilized by black artists, quite surprisingly, with optimism.
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The country has also mobilized military and police forces to help to combat the highly contagious disease.
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We have marched and mobilized to build the fairer economy and more just society that we deserve.
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By the end of season 6, Daenerys has finally mobilized an army to cross the Narrow Sea.
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Trump treated the conclusions with skepticism, though lawmakers in both chambers have mobilized to investigate Moscow's efforts.
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The government of President Nicolás Maduro has mobilized its followers to defend the revolution in the streets.
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Why were many soldiers fasting and in synagogue, and why weren't all of Israel's military reserves mobilized?
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The drama is being mobilized for a January startGreg Silverman's Stampede, with Silverman producing with Adam Kolbrenner.
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" QUOTE OF THE DAY "If anything else was killing 33,2023 people a year, we would be mobilized.
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It is also unclear whether the National Guard who are mobilized to the border will be armed.
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And they've mobilized them not in spite of their presidential disadvantage, but often by virtue of it.
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Large numbers of riot police were mobilized in Yangon but there were no signs of any protests.
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All these elements Simmons has mobilized to highlight the gleeful contrast between the show and the space.
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EU states and Brussels have so far mobilized about 9.5 billion euros in Syria emergency humanitarian aid.
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It mobilized its technology for his defeat and warned of dire consequences if he should somehow win.
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In the past, the Democratic Party believed immigration to be the central issue that mobilized Latinx voters.
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Many residents had heard about the hearing through the mail, while others were mobilized by tenant advocates.
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But organized labor still represents one of the most influential groups of mobilized voters, historically, for Democrats.
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The movement that shares that name has mobilized an entire generation to call out against state violence.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has mobilized state health departments to receive returned travelers.
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"I will make sure the proper state systems are fully mobilized to help the victims," Moïse tweeted.
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During the war, the government had mobilized American universities, deploying their research on massive arms-development projects.
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He later mobilized about 913,000 Australian Defense Force reservists to help regional communities affected by the fires.
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In the months that followed, women mobilized to defeat Republicans at the federal, state and local levels.
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And that was just a fraction of the total military strength that was mobilized for Vostok 2018.
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Advocacy groups, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Free Press, have also mobilized supporters on social media.
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"To their credit, [retailers] mobilized quickly and aggressively, and yes, it had an impact," Brady told Reuters.
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Led by Phyllis Schlafly, a small but savvy coalition of foot soldiers mobilized against the conference's aims.
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Students have mobilized through social media, held meetings with university officials and boycotted the university's basketball games.
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No issue has mobilized Democrats more, after Republicans tried to repeal the Affordable Care Act last year.
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The industry is mobilized to stop it, with the pay cuts at the forefront of their minds.
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I thought I had better things to do than getting into a fight with organized and mobilized ignorance.
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Police mobilized across borders, offered a large reward, and racked up more than 16,22013 hours on the hunt.
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When Democrats mobilized to stop Obamacare repeal (with help from Republican ambivalence and dysfunction), they actually stopped it.
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Governor Ige activated the state's emergency response system and mobilized the national guard to help with the evacuations.
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We as a society should be mobilized to be supporting women and babies to get benefits of breastfeeding.
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Though newly mobilized in a wide-ranging civic and electoral "Resistance," Democrats still find themselves groping for answers.
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White supremacists are being mobilized and recruited using the same mediums that progressives are utilizing to resist them.
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Still, an engaged, active, and mobilized grassroots community is making sure Republicans will be punished for their recklessness.
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I think the forces that have been mobilized and the organizations that have been formed aren't going anywhere.
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To be successful, he's had to construct a rhetorical style that mobilized support outside of the party's mainstream.
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Grassroots organizers, civil rights leaders, and women's rights organizations have mobilized to stop the Senate from confirming Kavanaugh.
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The team then quickly mobilized to home in on the patch of sky that the particle came from.
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The best we can do is tell a few different stories, however, mobilized together and more of them.
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India's National Disaster Response Force has been mobilized to help rescue children and the elderly from affected areas.
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Nothing has ever mobilized Australians to take action on the scale we have seen these past few months.
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People went to jail, people mobilized time and energy and lives and blood—and then it didn't happen.
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It means that their mobilized constituents, with their demands for concrete action to stop Trump, are getting results.
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Large, spontaneous protests mobilized at international airports all over the country, and condemnations from politicians gradually poured in.
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But moments later, as the earth continued to tremble, many of Mexico City's residents stood up and mobilized.
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It showed that "scientist" or "science advocate" is a political identity that can be further activated and mobilized.
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Extra police units have been mobilized in Jerusalem and the Old City, Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld tweeted.
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A retired Marine Corps Reserve colonel, he was mobilized after 85033/11 and served 13 months in Iraq.
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" Families including children were also mobilized — and 40 percent of vegetables were grown at home, in "victory gardens.
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Jesse Helms mobilized his political organization to deliver an upset victory for Reagan in the North Carolina primary.
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He said people across the country have mobilized to put on diaper drives to further address the issue.
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"We will get mobilized for whatever amount of money, and even, frankly, no amount of money," she said.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said 54,000 personnel had been mobilized for search-and-rescue efforts, NHK reported.
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The police stepped up security in the central areas and mobilized more than 20,000 officers to stand guard.
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It has mobilized the Sunni nations in the region to pool their efforts and bolster each other's defenses.
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We need to be permanently mobilized to keep up the pressure and prevent the dictator from installing himself.
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Iran has mobilized a nationwide team of 300,000 health workers and specialists, its deputy health minister announced Tuesday.
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The Trump administration mobilized a major effort last year to persuade Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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The restaurant association has mobilized its members to make tens of thousands of phone calls to their lawmakers.
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The CDC was mobilized, there was a national mobilization over a few cases of a new unknown disease.
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Their movement then developed into a broader revolt against the government that mobilized tens of thousands each weekend.
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He mobilized a new Republican coalition, one dominated by the voters whose political attitudes are driven by prejudice.
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Evangelical Christian leaders in Belen have mobilized to thwart the project, calling Ms. Chicago's art pornographic and indecent.
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Amid shock and anger, India mobilized and moved tens of thousands of soldiers to its border with Pakistan.
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Mr. Duque's platform, for instance, says nothing about the L.G.B.T. community, one of the most successfully mobilized globally.
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Once we had presidents of both parties who mobilized us to land on the moon and return safely.
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The Russian Revolution mobilized a popular passion across the world based on Marxism-Leninism, fueled by messianic zeal.
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It has mobilized to provide medical assistance, and is distributing masks and other key equipment across the country.
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More than the resources and assets that are being mobilized, we need to act smartly on using them.
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In the past few months, the Lingayat leaders had mobilized hundreds of thousands of supporters in public rallies.
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Hundreds of National Guard personnel have been mobilized in 15 different states to combat the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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"They're mobilized, like in a war, and it's fear of the virus that was driving them," he said.
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"They haven't really mobilized so much against Le Pen," he said, despite the xenophobic tone of her campaign.
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"Right now, across the country, they're mobilized," Vargas said on Sunday in a video posted on social media.
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And so, since 1996, the CDC has been part of a mobilized effort to detect, protect and respond.
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The black vote -- especially members of black churches who mobilized on her behalf -- was crucial to Lightfoot's victory.
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The Swiss police had mobilized 300 officers to search for the suspect, calling in reinforcements from neighboring areas.
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It has mobilized over $30 million from 12 government donors, but little to nothing from the private sector.
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In contrast, Catholic laywoman Phyllis Schlafly mobilized evangelical white women against the ERA with the Stop ERA Campaign.
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A recent burst of mobilized donors and eager candidates has propelled the organization to think big for 2018.
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The South has mobilized at least 60,000 policemen, military and other forces to maintain security during the Games.
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When the abolitionist movement first mobilized against slavery, the slave-holding states in America held sway in Washington.
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Scores of teenage survivors have mobilized to demand greater gun-control measures at the state and national levels .
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The grass roots of the Democratic Party is hugely mobilized and has shown itself excited about electing women.
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There were no clashes reported 21 hours after the deadline but tension remained high with both sides mobilized.
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Of the 60 riot police companies nationwide, 50 have been mobilized every weekend for more than two months.
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After October's events and Truaxe's effective shuttering of the company, Estée Lauder mobilized to have Truaxe legally removed.
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In the 1980s, opponents had not yet mobilized because the threat of costly climate policy was still remote.
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Erie County Executive Kathy Dahlkemper issued a temporary disaster emergency declaration that mobilized resources to help the area.
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According to the Times, Saudi operatives have "mobilized to harass critics on Twitter" to keep them from speaking out.
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"It's a special tissue that is built up as easily mobilized calcium storage just before egg laying," she said.
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Battle tanks were mobilized to help with rescue efforts in Nha Trang, which bore the brunt of the typhoon.
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"Operational reserves" will be mobilized as backup, and will be deployed "wherever we need them," including along the border.
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In his Senate campaign, he mobilized large numbers of young voters and people in often-ignored parts of Texas.
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Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants, said the union had mobilized to support Saavedra-Roman.
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That was really the event that brought together and mobilized a lot of young Mexican Americans in Los Angeles.
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"In compliance with regular procedures Equinor's emergency response organization was quickly mobilized, and the authorities were notified," Equinor said.
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Meg Allison, the librarian for Moretown's elementary school, recalls how quickly the town mobilized in the aftermath of Irene.
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These past two weekends have shown that the "science resistance" — for lack of a better term — has been mobilized.
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Friday's raids were the largest in terms of manpower mobilized involving a single corporate group in South Korea, Chaebul.
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The Sudanese Professionals Association, which mobilized the protests, has said demonstrations will continue to until civilian leadership takes over.
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Mikelle Biggs had been missing only minutes when police and neighbors mobilized in the still-unsolved effort find her.
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We've also seen new forces mobilized, driven by fear and nihilism, to dehumanize others—especially those in the margins.
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The tenacity of American racism, mobilized under the Trump administration, remains the painful inheritance of its citizens of color.
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It mobilized some 350,000 people at a time when the Berlusconi government was cracking down hard on undocumented immigration.
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Search and rescue efforts have been stepped up, with multiple federal agencies, the Nepalese Army, and paramilitary forces mobilized.
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Ceara Governor Camilo Santana wrote on social media that he has mobilized state resources to help with the rescue.
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He certainly didn't mobilize it in the way that the right mobilized the Tea Party—as a grassroots machine.
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The themes reflected a unified, strong, enthusiastic, mobilized and focused Democratic Party, including a majority of Bernie Sanders supporters.
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Some 90,000 police and security teams are being mobilized to keep fans safe during a month-long soccer fiesta.
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Instead, it has mobilized the masses and advanced a principled progressive platform toward the defense and expansion of democracy.
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But other military forces were too far away or could not be mobilized in time, military commanders have said.
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Obama lobbying effort begins By the spring, the Obama administration had quietly mobilized a lobbying effort against the bill.
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There were also the brave organizing efforts of college students, white and black, who mobilized citizens in the South.
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In the French, American, and German elections, the far right mobilized extremely active campaigns to various levels of success.
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When Obamacare faced repeal this spring, many groups mobilized to demand clarity on what the bill would really do.
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"In 2012 and 2014, True the Vote, a conservative organization, mobilized volunteers to be poll watchers," Heredia told me.
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If that's not what you call handy in this high-speed, highly mobilized age, I don't know what is.
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However, the rapidity with which it was mobilized indicates the possibility of more organized, effective protests in the future.
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Environmental groups as well as mass transit and other civic organizations mobilized to stop the road from being built.
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From afar, Ms. Izen mobilized her plumber, electrician and landscaper, all of whom rushed to her house to help.
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The bill's demise was welcomed by consumer groups, doctors, hospitals and insurance executives who mobilized opposition to the proposal.
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The students covertly videotaped an argument with him and mobilized on social media to shame him and the university.
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Two caravans were mobilized in 2017 with fewer people and many of their cases have yet to be resolved.
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Across that swath of the country, the authorities mobilized in the same ways as they did in New York.
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We've already seen this when we've mobilized customers for startups like Uber and FanDuel to advocate against bad regulations.
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Outside the tranquillity of the palace, more than 30,000 police officers were mobilized, as helicopters buzzed in the sky.
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"#CripTheVote really brought together the community and mobilized us to get involved in campaigns, involved in voting," Zayid said.
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Exploiting clubby networks of power stretching deep into the White House, Mr. Rockefeller mobilized a phalanx of elder statesmen.
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The president's reelection campaign has mobilized a Women for Trump network aimed at shoring up support among the demographic.
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Mr. Kim mobilized troops and what were called "loyalty donations" from his people to press ahead with the project.
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Meanwhile, local volunteer organization Venice Calls has mobilized to clean up the lagoon city's streets and organized conservation efforts.
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The Communist Party has expanded and mobilized a parallel disciplinary bureaucracy with great powers to step in and investigate.
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And in Venezuela, individuals mobilized by opposition politician Juan Guaidó are protesting in a movement against President Nicolás Maduro.
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Authorities have kept sending more firefighters to Monchique over the past 24 hours, with 1,158 mobilized by Monday afternoon.
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The indictment lays out in spine-chilling detail the extent to which the Kremlin mobilized to destabilize US democracy.
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As mobilized as the right may be, Democrats have never faced a confirmation quite like this, with Roe v.
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Several Il-76 did land in the United States as part of an aid effort mobilized following Hurricane Katrina.
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With the Islamization of Indonesian society now evidently being mobilized toward political ends, Mr. Joko must proceed with caution.
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The Gay Liberation Front (GLF) mobilized in 1969, after a police raid and subsequent riot at the Stonewall Inn.
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On Wednesday, Pakistan mobilized its air force and shot down an Indian fighter jet above Kashmir, capturing the pilot.
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Dr. Krim mobilized a galaxy of friends from the worlds of politics, the arts, entertainment, society and Wall Street.
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I think a lot of younger-generation Muslim-American leaders were really politically empowered, mobilized by the BLM movement.
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The state has acted against them, but they're very mobilized and active, fighting to regain the documents they've lost.
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During World War II, women mobilized for the future of democracy; in the 203s, they retreated into pleasant domesticity.
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Many communities — in red states as well as blue — mobilized and are more determined than ever to welcome refugees.
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Civil rights groups, the state of Washington, and the federal government all mobilized in protest, leading to various legal skirmishes.
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Government employees who feel slighted by pension cuts that took effect in July probably mobilized against Tsai's party, Jung said.
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Emergency workers, soldiers, police and volunteers were being mobilized to search for survivors, clear debris, and restore power and communications.
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The media was on the story quickly, organizations mobilized, the public responded and Congress heard the outrage loud and clear.
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In the hours following the election results, users mobilized to help those struggling with anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts and addiction.
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But some tech companies' reports still suggest that the industry mobilized early as the controversy began to command national headlines.
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People in the area mobilized to search for the white, fluffy dog when word got out that he was lost.
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This weekend, when people around the nation mobilized to protest Donald Trump's controversial "immigrant ban," the Hadid sisters followed suit.
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He also said that the 10,000 troops mobilized as part of Operation Sentinel would remain deployed to throughout the country.
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Vaccination's impact: The DRC's Health Ministry mobilized an experimental ring vaccination campaign a week after the first case was reported.
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In the 1970s, the West German radicals who mobilized against industrial pollution and nuclear proliferation called themselves Die Grünen, a.k.a.
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The Ute Park Fire was 66 percent contained, with more than 600 firefighters also mobilized there, the fire service said.
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Facebook has mobilized a full-time barn door-closing operation years after the horses bolted, as evident by today's ban.
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By the time the science community is mobilized and fully in the fight, these changes may be hard to reverse.
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It said the entire industrial chain needed to be fully mobilized in order to ensure that EV batteries were recovered.
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Chesney mobilized volunteers to supply food, water, generators, and medical supplies to Hurricane Irma's victims — both human and animal alike.
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The Parkland high school shooting also mobilized young voters in the state who rallied for more restrictions on gun ownership.
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In response to the inaction, users on Twitter mobilized, following a campaign started by Grab Your Wallet founder Shannon Coulter.
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There are up to 10,000 troops in Rio de Janeiro who could be mobilized if needed, the defense ministry said.
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They have do a lot to do with which interest groups generate opposition and whether key reform constituencies are mobilized.
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So far, the governor has deployed the Louisiana National Guard, which mobilized 1,700 soldiers to assist in search and rescue.
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John Bel Edwards has deployed the Louisiana National Guard, which mobilized 1,700 soldiers to assist in search and rescue efforts.
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The idea electrified the citizens of Earth and mobilized a worldwide SETI search for hard evidence of our celestial neighbors.
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Today, for example, we see how Trump has mobilized mobs and demonized the throngs of people in the [migrant] caravan.
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Donald Trump's pretty unexpected victory has mobilized students and shown that they might not be as apathetic as everyone thinks.
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"We provide the extra work to make that story discoverable and have that be mobilized and have it be monetized."
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Donald Trump got 6,070 on Saturday and lost to whoever mobilized a completely unprecedented 8,550 people to caucus for Cruz.
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"It has attacked these settlements with heavy weapons and equipment that would only be mobilized in wartime," the petition stated.
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Up to 5,000 soldiers could be mobilized under the task force, or only 500 depending on the threat, he said.
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Thousands of delegates from around the country are in Pyongyang, the capital, whose residents have been mobilized to welcome them.
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Trump's executive action has mobilized liberal voters, who rallied across the country over the weekend at events coordinated by MoveOn.
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As many as 12,200 U.S. troops are expected to be mobilized in late April for further drills in South Korea.
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German riot police have mobilized to disperse the crowds using pepper spray, water cannons and tear gas as clashes continue.
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The tragedy of the 2016 campaign is that Trump has mobilized a constituency with legitimate grievances on a fool's errand.
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Naturalized citizens still have to register to vote, and registered voters still have to be mobilized to actually do it.
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I guess his plan is to build a mobilized grassroots that simply wrestles power away from those who have it.
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Mr. Trump's candidacy has politically mobilized the Hispanic community in ways that no other modern candidate appears to have done.
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If Biden's campaign fails to channel and instead diminishes the energies of constituencies mobilized to resist 45, Trumpism still wins.
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In Serbia, the Otpor movement mobilized the country against the dictator Slobodan Milosevic by using pranks to cut through fear.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts activated the National Guard, which mobilized 53 vehicles to help assist with evacuation and rescue efforts.
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State assets are being mobilized now and Team South Carolina is working around the clock to be ready, if necessary.
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Up to 100,000 people are mobilized to perform during the show, an undertaking designed to demonstrate social unity, analysts say.
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South Korea mobilized health care companies to make coronavirus tests in late January, when the country had only four cases.
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There is no telling how long it will be before the movement Trump has mobilized will have run its course.
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They mobilized against the Bloomberg plan, which died in Albany after legislative leaders refused to bring it to a vote.
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In recent years, public opinion has mobilized against rape, the murder of journalists and suicide among farmers, demanding government action.
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His recent wins have mobilized an enthusiastic crop of young voters that his supporters say is crucial to beat Trump.
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He pointed to the large protest movement that mobilized in response to Mr. Trump as a tempting goal for candidates.
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"Our military has more important things to do than to be mobilized to fulfill a politicians campaign promise," he tweeted.
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"In China, if a leader visits, that shows that all the resources of the government can be mobilized," he said.
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After the sister contacted authorities, a half-dozen agencies mobilized to aid in rescue efforts in search of the family.
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"The people are united in the streets, mobilized and alert in every corner of the country," he said on Twitter.
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The case mobilized animal activists, who were incensed after Desmond's owner was placed in an accelerated rehabilitation program in 2013.
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Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren have been at the forefront of the expansion forces since they mobilized in 2013.
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She and a handful of classmates mobilized neighbors and church members and secured $2.5 million a year in city funding.
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Doctors and hospitals have mobilized against the Senate bill because it ties doctor fees to the median in-market rates.
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They'd just mobilized a climate strike that brought 4 million people out into the streets around the world on Friday.
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When MADD, or Mothers Against Drunk Driving, mobilized to toughen laws about driving under the influence, our politicians took action.
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They mobilized emergency responders who used big oil-absorbent cloths to try to mop the oil out of the water.
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They mobilized dozens of members of the Thai Navy SEALs, hundreds of soldiers, volunteers and workers from 73 government agencies.
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Today's March For Our Lives event is just one way the Stoneman Douglas students have mobilized since the February tragedy.
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Photography is a malleable medium that can be mobilized by different practices, including the visual arts, religion, activism, journalism, etc.
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Harper's refused to comment on the piece prior to publication (which has yet to occur), but feminist Twitter mobilized anyway.
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Walkers came in all ages, sizes, creeds, genders, sexual orientations, and ability statuses, but all were mobilized with the same agenda.
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It comes as the White House on Monday mobilized a team to support the president's soon-to-be announced Supreme Court.
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The move could undermine Sadr, who has in the past mobilized tens of thousands of followers to protest against government policies.
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An astonishing number of Democrats have decided to run for office, and 22027's election results suggest the party is mobilized.
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UKIP mobilized a majority of voters to vote Leave in the referendum, but the party holds only one seat in Parliament.
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It set off a chain reaction of media coverage and mobilized a response across New York and prophylactic prescriptions of antibiotics.
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The measure allows all official forces to be mobilized to help the clean-up effort and gives extra powers to police.
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These amazing women — nannies, house cleaners, and home care workers by day — were mobilized to become defenders of democracy by night.
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This past July, Twitter mobilized to help replace a Next brand dress for an autistic girl who wouldn't wear anything else.
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Gavin Newsom mobilized the state's office of emergency services and requested an emergency declaration from President Trump to receive federal aid.
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This lesson was learned: when the next war came, the British economy would be fully mobilized in two years, not four.
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More than 35 had been recaptured, authorities said Sunday night, adding that 13,500 security personnel have been mobilized to keep order.
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Conservatives have mobilized voters to end what was perceived as a more liberal judiciary in the mid-20th century, for decades.
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Not only were Democrats mobilized and outraged, but conservatives and Republicans tried to distance themselves from the administration's more enthusiastic justifications.
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Drawing on stories and the continuum of Diné existence and tradition, his installation represents this cultural continuum mobilized through his Indigeneity.
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The fire center says active-duty personnel have been mobilized to help firefighters 37 times since 1987, most recently in September.
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Guzman Salazar mobilized his group's gunmen and laid siege to the city with the support of the forces of Zambada Garcia.
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It says Brazil has mobilized 220,000 members of the armed forces and 300,000 government agents to deal with the health crisis.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards, who established Hezbollah in Lebanon in 1982, have mobilized Shi'ite militias from around the region in recent years.
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In response, Unilever's leaders mobilized, recognizing KHC's offer was "a shot across the bow," and the battle is far from over.
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As a young woman, when her affordable housing was threatened, Alcaraz mobilized the people in her building to fight eviction attempts.
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"It mobilized the Irish abroad who were passionate about gay rights in Ireland," the London-Irish Abortion Rights Campaign spokesperson added.
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Networks of anti-fascist organizers mobilized a group of students and nonstudents alike to forcefully deny Yiannopoulos a platform to speak.
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He's talked about people "pouring through" the southern border and has mobilized the National Guard to combat nonexistent waves of migrants.
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An armed man then tried to enter the Blue Parrot, Pech said; as security staff mobilized to stop him, gunfire ensued.
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The upgraded doctrine says that Pentagon resources can be mobilized for domestic surveillance or "information support" in the context of emergencies.
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But in what became known as the Bank War, Jackson mobilized his base, vetoed the bank's charter, and breezed to reelection.
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"That country (Israel) has mobilized its Diaspora in America to do its bidding in America," said DNC deputy chair Keith Ellison.
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At its peak in 2013, ISIS mobilized tens of thousands of social media accounts to spread their message and radicalize Americans.
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"The social media videos have been quite embarrassing, and have mobilized people, especially young people, around these issues," Professor Haykel said.
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At the moment in this long war, it is imperative that police and military assets are mobilized to prevent another slaughter.
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It did not give an update on how much private finance has been mobilized by governments toward the $100 billion goal.
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Doug Ducey look vulnerable in a year where the state's electorate will already be mobilized with a major Senate match-up.
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At age 17, Wong mobilized over 100,85033 Hong Kong citizens in the 2014 "Umbrella Movement" in support of expanded democratic reforms.
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Risking their lives, they've helped to secure local ceasefires, mobilized campaigns for reconciliation, and opened secret schools in ISIS-controlled territories.
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The industry interests to be regulated are mobilized and have much better access to elected officials than the population at large.
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"He successfully mobilized a big chunk of the country to vote for him and he's going to win," the president said.
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The filmmakers, like the photographer, seem mobilized by the belief that an overload of banality is itself a kind of novelty.
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The Texas Democrat's campaign mobilized and excited voters across the country as millions tuned in to his social media-driven run.
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The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) mobilized strike action nationwide, including in the capital Pretoria and economic hub Johannesburg.
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For the first time ever, officers from France's elite GIGN police unit will be mobilized to guard the famous sporting event.
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Astronomers around the world mobilized, training their trusty telescopes and instruments on the pair to witness its first activity since 1989.
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VOSTOK-18 has mobilized 300,000 troops, 36,000 tanks and other vehicles, 1,2023 aircraft and 80 ships to practice World War III.
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News of the letters has mobilized Hawaiian activists who say the company is co-opting and profiting from native Hawaiian culture.
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They have now mobilized and made it official, they're even talking about it, some of them are, on [the] cable networks.
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They have been common in Spain since 2003, when they were mobilized to register opposition to the looming war in Iraq.
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If elites mobilized as effectively around issues that affect the majority of Pakistanis, we would see faster and more meaningful change.
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If Ossoff had mobilized black turnout the way Jones did, he would have probably won his congressional election against Karen Handel.
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It also illustrates a problem in his basic strategy: His troops, to extend Milo's metaphor, are mostly mobilized via social media.
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Background: Unlike some Parkland students who mobilized to call for sweeping gun-control measures, Mr. Kashuv has defended the Second Amendment.
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"The whole government is mobilized," President Emmanuel Macron told reporters on Monday as the heat wave made headlines and dominated television.
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The storm displaced thousands of dogs in New Orleans, and rescue organizations mobilized to ship them to homes in other states.
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And in 2015, they started a highly effective campaign against gender violence (#NiUnaMenos), which mobilized young people of all sexual orientations.
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KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA: At the IMF, we have mobilized our financial capacity to respond to this emergency in a very fast manner.
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Wald mobilized a multitude of nurses' organizations, church groups, municipal bureaucracies, civic entities and social agencies into a Nurses' Emergency Council.
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Mann: We have not seen the same level of global leadership for COVID-19 as has been mobilized for previous crises.
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From Jessica Silver-Greenberg, NYT: In recent months, financial firms and their Republican allies in Congress mobilized to defeat the rule.
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The liberal donors and activists who have mobilized this year have a less materialistic stake in the outcome of local elections.
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The mothers of these children were "welders, clerks, timekeepers and secretaries" many of whom had been recently mobilized for the workforce.
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A generalized terror comes into view as the white citizens of Wilmington mobilized to seize power through violence and outright fraud.
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Under any previous administration, Washington's diplomatic might would have been mobilized to counter such an open attempt to push America aside.
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The term has come into use in Brazil as their large population of persons of African descent have become politically mobilized.
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At the same time, M.B.Z. watched in dismay as armies mobilized on the other side of the region's great sectarian divide.
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And Texas officials said Friday that 250 National Guard troops would be mobilized to the border within the next 72 hours.
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When police mobilized and stopped the train in Connecticut to search the train and the passenger, they found no explosive device.
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Nazism itself is depicted a bit abstractly, a matter of symbols and attitudes and stock images rather than specifically mobilized hatreds.
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Speaking to supporters and reporters at his residence in the capital Libreville, Ping called for people to "remain vigilant and mobilized".
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The technology industry quickly mobilized opposition, as it did to Trump's travel ban in January for visitors from Muslim-majority countries.
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Hospitals and doctors have mobilized aggressively against the bill, sending letters to Senate GOP leaders and flooding Capitol Hill with lobbyists.
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Is rudeness a fundamental aspect of civilization's immunity, a kind of antibody that is mobilized by the contagious presence of evil?
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Trump successfully mobilized a population in which many fear foreign ideologies, experts say, and ran a campaign that fed these fears.
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Yarbrough said Tuesday the FBI has mobilized its local child abduction response team, cellular and social media analysts, and air assets.
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Hospitals and doctors have mobilized aggressively against the bill, sending letters to Republican Senate leaders and flooding Capitol Hill with lobbyists.
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Warplanes screeched across the sky dropping bombs, and thousands of soldiers mobilized in Kashmir, bringing the two countries to red alert.
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France had mobilized around 110,000 security staff for the Bastille Day festivities on Saturday and World Cup soccer final on Sunday.
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Leaders in the city's African immigrant community have mobilized people to serve as interpreters and to cook meals for the migrants.
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He also said he mobilized the party's supporters to report the videos on the site over 100,000 times, but nothing happened.
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"The resistance to that vision of America, which has always been there, was always powerful, mobilized, and asserted itself powerfully," he said.
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In recent hurricanes like Ike in 2008 and Sandy in 2012, FEMA also mobilized an emergency response before the storms finished raining.
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"The lion's share of the credit for postponing this vote goes to all those grassroots organizations mobilized around the country," said Sen.
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Botswana is fighting an unconventional war to try to stop the slaughter, with the Botswana Defense Force mobilized throughout the border region.
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Stock markets cheered the Trump administration's economic policy despite comments and actions that mobilized large swaths of the country against the president.
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All of the city's police officers are on standby for expected protests, with 270 units being mobilized -- about 21,000 policemen in total.
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On the other, he promotes racist and sexist points of view that have mobilized the more extreme fringes of the far right.
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Thousands of troops have been mobilized across Taiwan and emergency services have been ramped up, according to a Ministry of Defence spokesperson.
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By bungling the case against the Bundys, the government could bolster the right-wing movements that have mobilized around the family's cause.
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" The former executive contends that the American bank system has mobilized "over a billion people from abject poverty to the middle class.
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"The groundbreaking techniques heralded by Warhol in his creation of prints mobilized the innovative process employed by Wool and Guyton," explains Nahmad.
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The hashtag #BlackLivesMatter mobilized the online community into action around racial justice issues, morphing that three-word tag into a massive movement.
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But very few people realized for instance that Black Lives Matter was heavily involved in those protests and mobilized its own network.
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Hollande, who has urged people to vote for Macron, asked each minister to be "totally mobilized in this campaign," Le Foll added.
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What emerges is an intimate portrait of how a secretive anti-drug unit mobilized and killed - then vanished to await new orders.
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The media attention and mobilized resistance over the second vote was far diminished from the crescendo that preceded the first doomed effort.
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Similar to the sirens, many of McCarty's murder girls mobilized desire to lure others, in their cases to help carry out murders.
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We're at the point right now where those mobilized to act and do harm to others, they don't care where you're from.
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More than 42,000 security personnel in Nepal have been mobilized for rescue and relief efforts -- including the police, army, and paramilitary forces.
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In response, the country has mobilized on an almost wartime scale, with troops on the streets and a national state of emergency.
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Yet in the past, as well as today, wealthy philanthropists have demonstrated that self-accumulated capital can be mobilized for social development.
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Previously, trolls had mobilized online against Star Wars: The Last Jedi, harassing its cast and denouncing the movie for being too progressive.
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In Pyongyang, crowds mobilized by the North Korean regime waved flowers and cheered "Unification!" as Kim and Moon paraded through the capital.
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Once Islamists had skillfully mobilized the poor and gained enough political control, they began attacking the secular and democratic underpinnings of society.
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Ms. Teachout carried counties on the Pennsylvania border and in the Finger Lakes region, where grass-roots anti-fracking groups mobilized voters.
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In addition, a separate 15 member unit of specialized contract accountants to help expedite FEMA filings and reimbursements, will also be mobilized.
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The fight may be lopsided, given the tech lobby's substantial spending power in Washington, but the music community has mobilized en masse.
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But right now, the Democratic side is more mobilized because they've had this two-month run of unfettered negative news against Trump.
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Yet Democrats around the country have mobilized to shut down Uber, regulate Airbnb, and stifle the sharing economy where it crops up.
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The strategic dilemma facing Republicans is that their turnout may have little room to grow, while many Democrats remain to be mobilized.
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On Wednesday Russian President Vladimir Putin mobilized the military to help fight the blaze, and U.S. President Donald Trump pledged his support.
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"I'm going to make sure the people in our community are mobilized, registered and that nobody takes us for granted," he added.
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The government of Lu'an, a city in Anhui, mobilized workers to help relocate the pigs, reported The Paper, a Chinese news website.
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Despite the intense blowback, Tim LaPira, a political scientist at James Madison University, said GM likely mobilized its team well in advance.
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"To their credit, they mobilized quickly and aggressively, and yes, it had an impact," Brady told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday.
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Activists shifted the public discourse on issues such as gun control and sexual assault as they mobilized to help candidates win office.
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In contrast, NATO's Trident Juncture-18 mobilized about 50,000 troops, 10,000 vehicles, 6900 aircraft, and 65 ships from more than 30 nations.
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About 4,600 members of the National Police and 10,400 members of the armed forces were mobilized as part of the emergency response.
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Leisure and hospitality added 25,000 new jobs as Americans mobilized for vacations and other travel purposes at the start of the summer.
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The country has already mobilized the police and the military, which are rushing to prepare the country's northeast corner for the typhoon.
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Each of us is gratified at the examples of volunteers and community organizations that have quickly mobilized to help those in need.
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They have decades of battlefield experience and Iran entrusted them with the training of the Shiite militias mobilized from Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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The American fast-food workforce may have no history of unionizing, but the workers marching on Thursday mobilized thousands of workers regardless.
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They've already mobilized teams there, set up a lab, and prepared health centers where sick people can be cared for in isolation.
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An activist group, the Debt Collective, dusted off the borrower defense rule and mobilized thousands of former Corinthian students to file claims.
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Here's how Mr. Weinstein mobilized lawyers and publicists to make allegations of sexual assault by an Italian model in 2015 go away.
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Fourth, dozens of U.S. ambassadors and diplomats were mobilized to engage counterparts in the dozens of countries that were going to vote.
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He said there are 9,000 licensed and retired health-care workers registered in the Medical Reserve Corps that will be mobilized immediately.
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In the United States, President Trump has mobilized his base of supporters by focusing on what he calls the perils of immigration.
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On Thursday, the Interior Department said they had mobilized three Area Command Teams to develop wildland fire response plans for coronavirus planning.
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Such accusations, which the leadership denied, appeared to have helped the winning candidate, who mobilized new voters to go to the ballots.
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Assuming that Senate Democrats mobilized by Ed Markey of Massachusetts hold firm, only a few Republicans are needed to block this maneuver.
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When President Trump backed out of the Paris Climate agreement, I mobilized cities and states across the country to uphold our obligations.
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As Hurricane Harvey approached the southeastern Texas coastline late last week, The New York Times mobilized reporters and photographers across the region.
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Credit for this change goes to women -- who mobilized, organized, elected women, and insisted that the "women's question" be asked -- and answered.
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Just like we mobilized to defeat the Nazis and put a man on the moon, we too can solve the climate crisis.
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He faces no credible opposition other than that mobilized by Mr. Navalny, the founder and leader of the Foundation for Fighting Corruption.
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Technology companies mobilized against the legislation, arguing that it would harm security and hurt their bottom lines by damaging trust with consumers.
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A feat of grassroots lobbying, it mobilized civil society, celebrities, and public awareness into a campaign that bridged analog and digital divides.
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The move was a response to a perennial colonial problem: Racial privilege for whites mobilized those excluded as a racialized nonwhite majority.
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Voters with this attitude are mobilized not by love of their own party so much as by hatred of the opposition party.
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But the seemingly inexorable success of Soleimani's paramilitary strategy – permanently mobilized militias armed with precision missiles and drones – came at a cost.
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Another angle: As part of a deal with the U.S., Mexico has mobilized security forces at its historically porous border with Guatemala.
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"Everyone said [rally speakers] were all hate groups, so it mobilized people to march against 'them,'" he told me the day after.
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An additional 2180,180 civil security personnel have been mobilized to help secure the event, including 250,500 firefighters and 300 bomb disposal experts.
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But with checkpoint times recorded, the coordinators have a sense of when a racer is taking too long, and help is quickly mobilized.
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Reuters reports Clinton told top donors on the call that Comey's move mobilized Trump supporters to get out and vote on Election Day.
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He also mobilized a small group of do-it-yourself tech enthusiasts who, like Warwick, were interested in implanting electronics into their bodies.
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According to Marinelli, the so-called Calexit backers have about 7,000 supporters mobilized to gather signatures statewide for the new California nationhood initiative.
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For anybody who cares about a free and open internet, we've got to be mobilized next year and a few years from now.
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Insight from across the music industry mobilized many members of Congress from both sides of the aisle to modernize laws governing the industry.
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Opponents of the effort have mobilized in parallel — though some say legal obstacles make this a less urgent fight than Schlafly's 1970s crusade.
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That night, hundreds of community members mobilized to protest what appeared to be yet another unlawful police killing of an African American man.
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"Our community is very mobilized, and very indignant," said Roberto Leher, rector of the Rio de Janeiro federal university, which administers the museum.
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Brooke Hogan is sick with grief ... her pooch has gone missing so now her dad has mobilized his troops to hep find her.
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The health care industry has mobilized against Medicare-for-all because it sees the idea, and even more incremental proposals, as existential threats.
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Haftar's LNA initially said it would lead the campaign against Islamic State in Sirte, but mobilized around eastern oil ports and fields instead.
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Also, programs could educate North Koreans on how they should be paid for labor they provide for free when mobilized by the state.
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Both the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God and the Assembly of God have mobilized to support socially conservative policies and candidates.
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KS: Bergson's definition of the comic — something mechanical encrusted on the living — is definitely mobilized in Zoe's installation, particularly in the slapstick element.
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Donald Trump's campaign has mobilized popular hatred of the media to the point that journalists covering his campaign have double layers of security.
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Latino advocacy groups mobilized aggressive public support campaigns on behalf of Univision, alleging that Dish was hurting their communities with the blackout fight.
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" Hemmings agrees: "The president is mobilized by pressure to 'have a deal' on paper as soon as possible, to help with the midterms.
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We managed to maintain momentum and I see people prettymotivated and mobilized to really work with our clients and build the bank again.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump forcefully defended Confederate monuments, as well as the groups that have mobilized, often violently to prevent their removal.
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As of last year, only $1003 billion had been mobilized and several organizations have raised concerns about developed countries not meeting their commitments.
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" But Johnson's team told The Hill that his "honest and straightforward handling" of the flub "appears to have mobilized our supporters even more.
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"The federal government has mobilized its resources to support Louisiana in response to and recovery from this major disaster," Obama's presidential memorandum said.
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It "freed" minds, revived and mobilized political opposition, and re-energized the declining ANC as militant young activists joined the exiled armed struggle.
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Sanders and his supporters have mobilized an army of volunteers and workers who have injected enormous vitality and inspiration into the Democratic Party.
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And during critical incidents such as large fires, civil unrest, or major weather events, telecommunicators are mobilized just like police and fire personnel.
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The government has mobilized resources to spray schools and other public places to fight fleas and rodents and curb the spread of infection.
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"You got us mobilized... now we can't get to camp, can't get any feedback," says Sam Deering, 28, another Navy vet from Virginia.
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Last year, in communities all across the country, millions of Americans mobilized and called for an economy that works for all of us.
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Newsrooms across the country mobilized in support, dispatching journalists to help the Gazette continue producing the paper in the wake of the shooting.
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Had the coup's backers captured Mr. Erdogan or his prime minister, Binali Yildirim, and prolonged the uncertainty, other opposition elements might have mobilized.
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As British troops mobilized to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan, he was promoted to major general as head of reserve forces in Britain.
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The national labor movement immediately mobilized, casting the fight over Act 10 as the defining political skirmish for this generation of unions members.
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Under the cover of darkness, a large force mobilized around the house, including a bomb squad and other specialized units, Mr. Rahman said.
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For example, only 1 percent of all private finance mobilized by the British government from 2012 to 2015 was in the poorest countries.
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The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) has mobilized its members to develop a declaration of travel reform called the Rules of the Road.
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Their exploitative organizations would remain unconcerned with climate justice even if the nation were mobilized to mass produce solar panels and wind turbines.
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For weeks, dozens of astronomers from labs around the world mobilized, measuring everything they could about the asteroid in preparation for an impact.
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In turn, Ms. Mugabe and her allies have drawn rising anger from Zimbabwe's war veterans, who have long mobilized support for Mr. Mugabe.
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"While the government has mobilized the resources they had it's absolutely not enough," she said on a visit to one overcrowded displacement camp.
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Soon after, thousands of families seeking asylum reached the southern border, but not before Trump's theatrics led to more than 5,000 troops mobilized.
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Other special interest groups that typically mobilized to elect Republicans stayed home, while growing numbers of conservative journalists and GOP office holders recoiled.
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Just as we don't stay put waiting for disaster to hit, seniors and their advocates must remain mobilized to defend our earned benefits.
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"Beijing has mobilized covert actors, front groups and propaganda outlets to shift Americans' perception of Chinese policies," Mr. Pence is set to say.
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As of Thursday afternoon, about 2,500 homes had been evacuated and nearly 700 responders were mobilized to contain the flames, Ms. Sieliet said.
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Matt Kraemer, a school principal in Idyllwild, said the school mobilized buses to evacuate summer campers to a building about 25 miles away.
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Some even belonged to a National Guard of trained civilians, who hold state-issued weapons and can be mobilized in a national emergency.
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Mr. Kim and Mr. Li displayed their countries' traditional friendship by raising their locked hands toward cheering crowds mobilized to watch the parade.
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The government has also mobilized the army to support the police and the health care sector in this period of enforced social distancing.
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And while her comments mobilized black voters and progressive whites against her candidacy, they also energize rural and exurban white Republicans behind her.
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Ohio's teachers' unions have mobilized against the widespread arming of teachers in schools, arguing that gun control, not armed clashes, will protect students.
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But Sun Liping, a well-known sociologist at Tsinghua University in Beijing, has warned against a mobilized bureaucracy stoking excessive zeal among subordinates.
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The memory of Mr. Graham is rightly honored by those who shared his values and the goals for which he mobilized evangelical Christianity.
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The protesters began their day with a sit-in outside the Legislative Council building, but after several hours they mobilized to block streets.
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Leaders such as DeJuana Thompson, Latosha Brown and Marvin Randolph organized and conducted programs that mobilized a large number of African-American voters.
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In the Trump years, a highly mobilized and increasingly powerful liberal base is demanding hardline congressional tactics in order to force policy compromise.
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Abigail Spanberger and Elaine Luria flipped Republican seats in Virginia, where women mobilized in 2017 to elect female challengers to the state legislature.
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According to a 2017 Politico profile of the SPLC, the investigation was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize, but Dee mobilized against it.
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Three emergency management teams mobilized Thursday, heading to the towns of Fajardo, Caguas and Humacao to start clearing roads and addressing urgent needs.
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Mobilized by the nation's divisions on race and Donald Trump's presidency, black women are using networks forged in segregation to turn out voters.
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Ron DeSantis has mobilized his National Guard another way: He sent 500 troops to Broward County to help administer drive-through coronavirus tests.
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Since 2014, European institutions have mobilized more than 15 billion euros in grants and loans, on top of bilateral assistance from member states.
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Qassim Suleimani, the commander of the elite Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, recruited and mobilized Iraqi militias to defend its interests.
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Duterte's office has called for calm as it mobilized all government agencies to undertake damage assessment and to coordinate rescue and relief operations.
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Because pastors partnered together, were preaching and praying, and they mobilized and used their influence to get people to turn out and vote.
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He mobilized 24,000 military personnel to deliver the mail — not very successfully — and reached a deal that ended the strike after eight days.
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Rockefeller seemed to be leading in California but Goldwater mobilized 22020,000 volunteers and wound up winning the California primary, 52 to 48 percent.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, the service employees' union mobilized workers and nonwhite voters, particularly in the Midwest, through a 14-month initiative.
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Please, Democrats, don't tell me you need Sanders's big, ill-thought-through, revolutionary grand schemes to get inspired and mobilized for this election.
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Although those projects were initiated by various agencies, Mr. Woods helped coordinate them and mobilized public and private constituencies to revitalize the waterfront.
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"Now everybody is mobilized," said Zakaria al-Qaq, a Palestinian professor and expert in national security at Al-Quds University in East Jerusalem.
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Details: In what the bank called Project Eagle, the chairman, David Rockefeller, mobilized a phalanx of elder statesmen to lobby the White House.
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The Democrat has garnered national attention for his speeches and for his fundraising hauls, while the national GOP has mobilized to support Cruz.
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With activists mobilized and dug in on the left and right, there is increasing pressure on people in the middle to choose sides.
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The source close to the Syrian government said the bulk of the forces mobilized for the Palmyra offensive were from the Syrian army.
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In the village, the Malian forces instead encountered Dozo hunters who had mobilized to defend themselves against the Fulani herders, the letter said.
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But others are under pressure from their liberal base who mobilized when lawmakers voted for a short-term spending bill last time around.
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In that time, progressive activists and the same bipartisan coalition behind the War Powers Resolution on Yemen have mobilized around the defense budget.
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On Friday, massive international, youth-led climate strikes mobilized an estimated 4 million people to demand tougher action from governments to combat warming.
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"In this debate, O'Rourke can only go in with one serious tactic: to keep the base mobilized," said Rottinghaus, the political science professor.
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In fact, Trump failed to declare a national health emergency, despite his commission's recommendations, which would have mobilized funding for the opioid epidemic.
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But he has mobilized a large number of dedicated supporters, something many other candidates lack: the "Yang Gang," which is especially active online.
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The Twitterverse and cable news pundits are unlikely to be mobilized by policy changes that come about through these types of bureaucratic processes.
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Hayes's book suggests there are a lot of people who think that the system is broken, and that they can be politically mobilized.
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"We already mobilized the Aramco machinery, before coming to Vienna, pre-empting this meeting," Falih said, referring to the Saudi state oil company.
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Bernie Sanders mobilized millions of voters during the 2016 campaign, nominally as a Democrat but with many self-professed socialists in his bandwagon.
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Within a few minutes, Reynir had mobilized the team from Vík and headed out in a super Jeep to hunt for the plane.
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There could be some divide over the portions of the electorate he mobilized, who might be angry at members who didn't support him.
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Police have been widely deployed and the Bahraini national guard has been mobilized in Sitra, a village that has been a flashpoint for unrest.
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Lawmakers from both sides of the political aisle are already mobilized in a bid to fight off the prospect of cuts to the program.
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Ankara had just mobilized the Russian-supplied S400 missile system, causing it to be kicked out of NATO's much vaunted F35 stealth fighter program.
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In response, President Dwight D. Eisenhower mobilized the Army's 101st Airborne Division to escort the nine students into Central High and desegregate the school.
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Fake accounts managed to communicate with unaware members of the Trump campaign, and even prompted real-life rallies that mobilized crowds of unwitting voters.
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Cochran's allies mobilized on his behalf and three weeks later, it was Cochran who came out on top, beating McDaniel by about 6,400 votes.
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Guevara was at the forefront of opposition protests that mobilized thousands of Venezuelans frustrated with their nation&aposs spiral into political and economic calamity.
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By July 13, the kia'i of Maunakea had mobilized at Pu'u Huluhulu, a small hill located at the base of the Maunakea access road.
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Nancy Miles, director of staff development at Oradell tells PEOPLE the hospital mobilized a team of additional staff to help with the physical evaluations.
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But the shootings' aftermath has turned young survivors into activists, mobilized grassroots gun reform groups and spurned plenty of movement at the state level.
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He cites Facebook, Twitter and Google among those that are getting mobilized by "the Democrats" in aid of defeating opposing candidates in future elections.
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When should the triple-A credit of the EU be mobilized if not at a moment when the European Union is in mortal danger?
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Not surprisingly, the current uprising was mobilized around one artist and educator in particular, Ellen Lesperance, whose work itself is a form of activism.
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My fears are not unfounded; it is not the first time the state and bigots emboldened by it have been mobilized against my community.
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"It is Iran that has mobilized sectarian militias from Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan to support this dictator, not Saudi Arabia," Jubeir said, referring to Assad.
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For example, our buying power is so high, [if] we mobilized and [didn't] spend money somewhere, it could just fuck their whole business up.
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Protesters in the southern city of Sidon mobilized outside government-run agencies and commercial banks on Monday, forcing them to close, a witness said.
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Protesters in the southern city of Sidon mobilized outside government-run agencies and commercial banks on Monday, forcing them to close, a witness said.
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In April, when Mr. Sánchez mobilized left-wing voters to stop Vox's rise, he was greeted with a near-record turnout of 76 percent.
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As Pelosi campaigns in the House to regain her title as speaker, Republicans and even some Democrats on Capitol Hill have mobilized against her.
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If mobilized to perform the functions of immigration officers, they could be detaining, imprisoning and deporting family members and friends from their own community.
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But a total force that has seen nearly a million members of the Reserve and Guard mobilized since 9/11 isn't the old days.
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During WWII, we faced the existential threat of fascism and mobilized together, and we transformed our economy incredibly quickly in order to protect ourselves.
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I have watched in awe as individuals have mobilized around Noura's case -- not only on the ground, but across the diaspora and the globe.
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On Tuesday, Britain mobilized support among diplomats in Geneva for an emergency session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, to be held Friday.
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In the current debate, these same forces are mobilized to hang on to their loopholes, at the expense of programs working people rely on.
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Dancers quickly spread the word and rapidly mobilized petitions and organized a march using the hashtag #letusdance, which led the city to back off.
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The events in Charlottesville this weekend demonstrated that America has a violent, racist right, and that it is organized, mobilized, and ready to kill.
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Here's how you can make a difference in your community by getting your local town or city mobilized in the fight against climate change.
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That prompted massive protests in central Beirut that were unprecedented for having been mobilized independently of the big sectarian parties that dominate Lebanese politics.
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So when we had pollution in the US, in the '70s in particular, it really mobilized public opinion because you could see the air.
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But the rhetoric of automation—frequently mobilized in the RealTouch's promotional materials—concealed the immense amount of labor required to materialize the cybersexual real.
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When it became evident how the storm had devastated black neighborhoods of New Orleans, and the government response only made matters worse, MXGM mobilized.
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He said they mobilized within ten minutes of receiving a call from the Rescue Coordination Center in Halifax that a plane had went down.
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Local groups mobilized right away, fearing Google would turbocharge gentrification that has already sent rent prices soaring by 75 percent in just five years.
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By the time the first images came in from Asia, it was clear that the call hadn't merely mobilized the lefties in Mountain View.
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Such capabilities within each country help to ensure strong community safety nets that can be mobilized to protect the world from other health threats.
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Once people are identified and their interests and interactions known, they can be targeted with advertising and mobilized for political campaigns or other causes.
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Instead, after discussions with Mr. Mattis and others, Mr. Trump requested that hundreds of National Guard personnel be mobilized to serve in support roles.
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"Air France teams are fully mobilized and are doing all they can to assist French and European nationals at this difficult time," it said.
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Many private and governmental aid groups mobilized in Haiti after a devastating January 2010 earthquake, which by some estimates killed more than 200,000 people.
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At the 2010 G20 summit, Seoul mobilized about 50,000 security forces, and about 35,000 for Trump's state visit in November last year, Lee said.
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He's mobilized us to protect ourselves and the things we believe we stand for, but I worry he's delayed a reckoning around our work.
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There have been occasions during which the tens of thousands of internet users who have mobilized to "right wrongs" were fueled by legitimate motives.
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But in the days since the Florida school shooting, the push for boycotts and meaningful change has mobilized faster than with previous mass shootings.
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The Brazilian president first said the government lacked the resources to fight the flames; now he has mobilized 44,000 troops to do just that.
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"It is inconceivable that the conscience of the leaders of 195 countries around the world is not mobilized to liberate these girls," she said.
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When environmental groups came together to push for cap-and-trade legislation in 2009 and 2010, the oil and gas industries mobilized against them.
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Her strategy was not to simply fight prisons directly and hope others joined in but rather to seek out groups that were already mobilized.
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Organizing on the social media platform WeChat, Chinese immigrants mobilized in 2014 to kill legislation that would have resurrected affirmative action at California universities.
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The president says the US is at war with the coronavirus, and the US military is being mobilized to help combat it at home.
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Military planners mobilized members of the Navy's SEAL Team 6, an elite group of commandos, to mount a rescue, according to senior American officials.
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When Hurricane Katrina ripped into New Orleans in 2005, relief organizations mobilized millions of dollars to help provide food and medical care to victims.
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Police shootings are rare in France compared with the United States, and when they occur the investigative machinery of the French state is mobilized.
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Members of an armed anti-poaching unit patrolled the elephants' habitats, while Botswana's military was mobilized throughout the border region, tasked with preventing poaching.
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Furthermore, as in past elections during the ruling "Chavismo" movement's 18-year grip on Venezuela, state resources are being mobilized heavily for official candidates.
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The National Guard has mobilized personnel and trucks to the east side of Maui, said Herman Andaya, administrator of the county's emergency management agency.
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"Grassroots organizations have to get involved, mobilized, and have to put pressure on developers and politicians to divert money to small businesses," he said.
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In a statement, Petrobras, as the company is known, said 1,700 environmental agents were mobilized to clean the area affected by the oil spill.
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And they haven't lost their mojo either; the labor law certainly mobilized people to get out, shout, strike, draft clever chants and break stuff.
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"We have mobilized our team and are getting in place as soon as it arrives," says Ester Falconer, AbCellera's head of research and development.
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Those prisoners quickly mobilized to reestablish old networks and relationships formed during the insurgency, including individuals with ties to al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI).
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After reading the survey, I went to the website of Our Revolution, the organization created by Sanders lieutenants to keep Berners focused and mobilized.
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Women across the country, mobilized by Planned Parenthood and other groups, flooded town halls to berate members of Congress about plans to repeal Obamacare.
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As Congress looks for common ground on gun policy, there's no denying the importance of mobilized gun owners, particularly in local and state elections.
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Even before Trump came on the scene, Republicans found that they could benefit from the mobilized anger of white voters driven by racial resentment.
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It's definitely the happiest outcome for those poor doctors and lawyers; for those upwardly mobilized offspring-to-be, it's fate's answer to winning Powerball.
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British young people mobilized last week in response to student debt, a housing crisis, a lack of secure jobs, falling wages, and social security.
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Mijente's message to Palantir has found particular traction on college campuses, where the government's immigration policy has mobilized young people to fight for change.
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There is certainly, in many people's eyes, good reason for them to become politically engaged and mobilized and to have a clear vote choice.
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The session came at a fraught time for the social network, as executives mobilized to deal with a torrent of criticism of the company.
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Equinor said on Thursday it has mobilized "oil spill response resources" that will arrive at the South Riding Point facility as soon as possible.
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You can have broad public support for a candidate, a policy, or a point of view, but it doesn't matter if that support isn't mobilized.
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As a professor of microbiology at Milan's Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Roberto Burioni, 56, says he also became "mobilized" when Caterina reached school age.
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Planning events ranging from school walkouts to the massive #FightForOurLives march, they've mobilized people everywhere to join the fight in demanding more sensible gun control.
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Left-leaning voters, particularly women, have been highly mobilized in the wake of Trump's election, organizing marches, calling lawmakers, and turning out to the polls.
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Organizations such as the American Red Cross, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Direct Relief, and more all mobilized to offer their assistance to local victims.
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More than 100,43 government officials, 45,000 volunteers, and 2,000 civil society groups were mobilized, and 9,000 shelters and 7,000 kitchens pressed into service, Patnaik said.
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Once again this year, we are hearing talk of a "hidden majority" that can only be mobilized by a candidate who offers a radical agenda.
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The Taiwanese authorities said they had mobilized the national army to search through the rubble, and as of Saturday morning, 221 people had been rescued.
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Parkland student survivors, who mobilized a national youth-led effort against gun violence after the shooting, have been unwavering in their opposition to arming teachers.
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It was won because rather than be bystanders to history, ordinary people fought and marched and mobilized and built, and yes, voted to make history.
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The Ecuadorian Red Cross mobilized more than 800 volunteers and staff and medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said it was sending a team from Colombia.
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Grier had 25 million Twitter followers as of last January — followers he mobilized in a campaign to get Pachulia elected as an All-Star starter.
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The Louisiana National Guard has mobilized 1,700 soldiers to help with search and rescue efforts, and military police are assisting local law enforcement with security.
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The official indifference to the disaster contrasts with how nations mobilized after EgyptAir Flight MS804 crashed in the Mediterranean on May 19, killing 66 people.
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All right, coming up here, Fox News confirms tonight that Iran has test-fired a ballistic missile and mobilized ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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The coast guard has mobilized massive resources in its search for potential victims of the July 23 fire, the deadliest in Greece&aposs recent history.
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Extinction Rebellion is aligned with a school strike movement inspired by Swedish teenage activist Greta Thunberg, which mobilized millions of young people on Sept. 20.
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In this year's letter, Dimon said the "good news" is that the banking industry and U.S. government are "increasingly being mobilized to combat this threat."
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About 8,000 police officers were mobilized and the main road leading up to the site in the country's southeast was blocked earlier Wednesday, Yonhap reported.
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"If there is greater abstention, this will favor the PP since they have the most loyal, faithful and mobilized electorate," Metroscopia analyst Francisco Camas said.
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Hezbollah's support has been crucial to Assad in the conflict, together with backing from Shi'ite militias mobilized from Iran and Iraq and Russian air power.
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Activists around the country can be mobilized in a matter of minutes and thousands of phone calls, emails, tweets, and shares can happen in seconds.
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The national GOP has mobilized to aid Cruz in his campaign, with President Trump hosting a campaign rally for the senator last month in Houston.
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Those who were unable to leave their homes mobilized in other ways, like banging pots and pans together between 11 and 11:15 every night.
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Yes, it's true that I mobilized lawyers to JFK, but it was sort of like waving an open flame next to a box of dynamite.
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As the rebels send text messages to the public appealing for money, the young men they mobilized for the war dismiss talk of peace deals.
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It was won because rather than be bystanders to history, ordinary people fought and marched and mobilized and built and, yes, voted to make history.
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But far more were simply citizens -- workers, mothers, entrepreneurs, clergy, and community leaders who mobilized, and organized, and voted, and innovated, and pushed for change.
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With partners, she mobilized 11 billion CFA francs ($19 million) in 2015 to improve farmers' livelihoods through training to boost quality coffee and cocoa production.
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The MEU never mobilized its forces to evacuate personnel during the embassy move, but it did practice such an operation a month prior in Jordan.
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And how are two of the country's main trade unions — both in a decades-long decline — managing to stay mobilized and carry out big strikes?
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Democrats "need to stay focused on the general election and build up infrastructure and keep Democrats engaged and mobilized around the general," said ACRONYM's McGowan.
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Afscme officials insist the roughly 4 percent annual pay increases he later negotiated would never have been possible had Mr. Saunders not mobilized his members.
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Educated suburban female voters are organized and mobilized for this election, and this is a theme that Democrats must make one of their highest priorities.
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Women mobilized in opposition to President Donald Trump immediately after his election, leading the largest public demonstration in American history the day after his inauguration.
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During the Ebola crisis in 2014-2016, President Barack Obama adroitly managed government resources and mobilized top expertise to help bring the situation under control.
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During World War II, the US government mobilized major industry for all the various needs of the war effort, with Ford making tanks, for example.
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The South has mobilized tens of thousands of security personnel — including 73,27 soldiers — in what may be the most militarized security force in Olympic history.
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On the second day of his three-day state visit to Britain, the president spoke with Prime Minister Theresa May while protesters mobilized in London.
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Some organizations have mobilized scores of protesters to Tallahassee, the state capital, where they have held signs and prayed outside the offices of key lawmakers.
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Zwift mobilized to get bikes equipped with its technology into the hotels where the athletes were staying so they could keep in shape during quarantine.
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It is often joined by sympathetic villagers, and it has temporary alliances with other local groups — two avenues of support that can be mobilized quickly.
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The State Department is raising the alarm that Russia has mobilized an "ecosystem" of humans and online bots to push conspiracy theories about the coronavirus.
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"We're mobilizing for our country in a time of need," Bednark said, "just like the Navy Yard mobilized to build ships for World War II."
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Mobilized by the nation's divisions on race and Donald Trump's presidency, black women are using networks forged in segregation to turn out voters this fall.
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Still, the way American industry mobilized for war is remarkable for its scale, speed, and success—and offers lessons for anyone trying to help today.
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Trump has mobilized the white identity electorate, and in doing so has put the tenuous American commitment to racial and ethnic egalitarianism on the line.
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Just last month, working people in Missouri mobilized to overturn an egregious corporate-backed law that would have undermined their unions and slashed their wages.
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She has publicly supported Ford, as have many people who have been mobilized by a growing awareness of how pervasive sexual harassment is throughout America.
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After initially remaining defiant, Mr. Bolsonaro mobilized the military to tackle the flames and issued a decree banning fires in the Amazon for 60 days.
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More specifically, it's the way in which those who benefit from America's dysfunctional market have mobilized to use government to protect their earnings and profits.
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"The mega donors will always be around, but the future is smaller donors mobilized by a combination of Donald Trump and new technology," Bagniewski said.
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While investing in costly conventional assets to increase its military edge, such as a new hypersonic weapon, Russia has also mobilized aggressive assets in cyberspace.
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The company also mobilized a serious exploration effort in Guyanese waters claimed by Venezuela, and that work is expected to eventually result in major production.
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He added that the government was fully mobilized against the threat of terrorism and had made more 100 arrests since the start of the year.
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The scrapping of the old constitution emerged as one of the main demands of protesters who have mobilized across the country over the two months.
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Johnson mobilized voters who found this vision attractive, as well as those simply frustrated with the dragged-out Brexit process, and won a huge victory.
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In any case, millions of people worldwide were mobilized—no small feat in an age when every day brings a new crisis, outrage, or scandal.
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"In Montana, P.O.W. specifically mobilized fishers, climbers, skiers and hikers to vote for" Jon Tester, the incumbent Democratic senator, who was re-elected in November.
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Young and progressive women will drive any blue wave we see this year, mobilized by their opposition to Trump and his toxic attitude toward women.
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Anyone who spoke Spanish was mobilized — "even our HR manager, she speaks Spanish, so she's over at the hotel" where families stay for the night.
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These strategies are all mobilized to give visitors the feeling that the High wants to have a relationship with them rather than just intermittent transactions.
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Industry groups in Washington have mobilized against every kind of government health care expansion, from single payer to letting 50-year-olds buy into Medicare.
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As soon as the call came through to Vík's ICE-SAR unit, all of the village's able-bodied search and rescue members mobilized—including Reynir.
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But as the medical community becomes mobilized to fight the growing threat of antibiotic resistance, doctors are becoming increasingly curious about finding phages to kill bacteria.
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Time to get mobilized around a message that doesn't leave women, the LGBT community, Muslims, people of color (the list goes on) silenced on the sidelines.
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In the town of Jaar, about 60 km (40 miles) east of Anad, residents said AQAP fighters mobilized at the local prison and freed several inmates.
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"They are mobilized as if this was a war," said opposition leader Henrique Capriles, broadcasting from the scene via the Periscope app favored by protest leaders.
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"We have mobilized all of the country's resources and are selling oil in the 'grey market'," Zamaninia was quoted by state news agency IRNA as saying.
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This fall, students and faculty mobilized at the University of California, when at least a dozen Iranian students were denied permission to enter the United States.
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When an EgyptAir disappeared over the Mediterranean on Thursday, it left 66 individuals missing, upended the lives of countless families and mobilized a desperate, international search.
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But the very fact that so many people have mobilized, fully aware of the risks to their safety, should be seen as a success, she added.
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The original film mobilized a generation of climate activists, won an Oscar, and sent the former vice president on a decade-long-and-counting PowerPoint tour.
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Sadr, whose militiamen staged uprisings against U.S. forces after the 2003 invasion, has in the past mobilized tens of thousands of people to press his demands.
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