The issue duly became a rallying call for Greek nationalists.
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Bennett's obit is becoming a rallying call for overweight people everywhere.
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The symbols have increasingly become a rallying call for white supremacists.
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He has to support the rallying call of the young people.
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Has she adopted "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum" as a feminist rallying call?
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The SOTU needs to be a rallying call to get things done.
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Brexit's specious slogan, should have been a rallying call for Labour long ago,
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Their rallying call was a griefer checklist: Do you delight in others' misfortune?
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These sweeping changes qualify, and could serve as a rallying call for Facebook's team.
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The poem has long been a rallying call for black people around the world.
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"F--- Donald Trump" became a popular rallying call at hip-hop shows last year.
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In France, #BalanceTonPorc was a rallying call to many seeking legal avenues to tackle harassment.
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The Rakhine conflict has also become a rallying call for radical Muslims in Southeast Asia.
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It's a rallying call from Queen Bey to the masses, reminding us that Black is beautiful.
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But just as rapidly as Democrats picked up progressives' rallying call on ICE, Republicans did too.
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This year, republicEn used the incident as part of a humorous rallying call on Valentine's Day.
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And here she makes that fifth position a girl-power rallying call: Do what I do!
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Particularly among black members of the caucus, Davis's and Jones's campaigns for leadership were a rallying call.
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Ms Campagnolo's rallying call issues from a movement called Escola sem Partido ("School without Party", or ESP).
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Democrats see the issue as a rallying call to engage the Obama coalition and possibly, moderate Republicans.
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK. Alex Lahey has the rallying call of an everyday hero.
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In Abbasiya chants included "Down, that's it", a rallying call that underlines their main demand for Bashir to go.
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"The attacks in Jufra certainly galvanized support for the BDB and created a rallying call against Haftar," he said.
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The vacancy following Scalia's death in early 28500 became a rallying call for conservatives in elections later that year.
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"Justice is not a concept we read about in a book," Ocasio-Cortez said in a rallying call for action.
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Instead, it should be a rallying call for publishers to concentrate on telling the stories that matter in compelling ways.
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From Egypt and Iraq to India and the Indonesian archipelago, Islam became a rallying call against European colonialism and imperialism.
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Exhibitions, gigs, films and talks will take place, with organizers describing the genre as "a rallying call for direct action".
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Gender equality This year, the social media hashtag #PressforProgress is the rallying call to create gender parity around the globe.
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Politico reported that Obama said he was left "heartbroken" but hoped it would be a rallying call for gun control legislation.
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Trump has accused Turkey of holding Brunson hostage, using the pastor's arrest as a rallying call among Christian conservatives, particularly evangelicals.
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That was the rallying call issued by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang at the start of the country's annual meeting of parliament.
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It was, in fact, very different from the rallying call of a year ago that set the stage for this moment.
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"In the case of South Africa, there was a huge constituency in this country and a rallying call against apartheid," she said.
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No single regulation has been a bigger rallying call for climate action and the environmental movement than the Clean Power Plan (CPP).
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Paradise, California, a town leveled by the flames, became a rallying call for the threat of paradise lost in the Golden State.
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Breast cancer got "branded," and companies were using the pink ribbon as a logo, not the rallying call it was intended to be.
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Morey quickly deleted the controversial tweet, which contained the common protest rallying call "Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong" and later apologized.
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In recent days, Trump has tweeted about the calls for abolishing ICE and tried incorrectly to associate the rallying call with all Democrats.
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But Snapchat's new strategy is a rallying call for the rest of the social web that's scared of being squashed beneath Facebook's boot.
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Conversely, delaying justice will provide additional ammunition for ISIS's rallying call of religious persecution — one that many around the world may still answer.
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Oprah's rousing speech became a rallying call to the women, and men, of this country to step up and fight back against inequality.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued a rallying call to opponents of abortion, encouraging them to head to the polls to elect conservative lawmakers.
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Last year's police operation has become a rallying call for Catalonia's separatists, who argue that it was evidence of Spain's mistreatment of the region.
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It didn't discourage him, but instead served as a rallying call for the industry to step up and bring in the potentially life-saving technology.
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Not just the wanton killing and egregious mutilation of so many travelers but as a rallying call for more jihadists, from all points over the globe.
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No other candidate has an emotional brand position or rallying call like that, which may explain some of his longevity at the top of the polls.
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"It's time, it's time, it's time for a woman in the White House," supporters chanted briefly here in Manchester, before the rallying call quickly fizzled out.
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And for Kammer, the paintings function as a kind of physically-manifested scream—both a cry of personal aching, and a rallying call for a cause.
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For example, authenticity has traditionally been a rallying call of Romantics who, like Rousseau, believed that the progress of the Enlightenment erodes the uniqueness of individuals.
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A promise to the departed and a rallying call to society, we chant: never again," she continued, before admitting how "rare" it is that "justice truly prevails.
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After Trump, will trolling ever be the same, and can arguing the cause of 'free speech' be read as anything other than a right-wing rallying call?
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Across the globe, the effects are clear: When nativism becomes a rallying call, tolerance and a willingness to compromise, the lubricants of liberal democracy, often seep away.
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" This line was a reference to an election 2016 rallying call by former first lady Michelle Obama, who famously said, "When they go low, we go high.
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Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids President Matthew Myers celebrated Tuesday's passage of the bill as a rallying call for national action but also hopes regulators go further.
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Some outspoken freshmen landed in Washington prepared to be a foil for the Trump administration, invoking impeachment as a rallying call to signal alliance with the base.
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But one of the strongest moments came from Baez, 76, who linked her lifelong record of social activism and non-violence with a rallying call for resistance today.
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Redding stopped playing the song entirely after he heard Franklin's version, and in her hands it became a rallying call for black liberation and the women's rights movement.
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Hundreds blocked a main road in the Shambat neighborhood of Khartoum North and chanted "Down, that's it," a rallying call that underlines their main demand for Bashir to go.
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Fintech has been exposed as a pretender to the financial throne and "we hate to say we told you so!" has been the rallying call of the vindicated Luddites.
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Ric Flair just unleashed an EPIC rallying call for the Georgia Bulldogs -- telling his bro, Julio Jones, that his 'Bama squad is getting mauled in the national championship game!
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She used the ad takedown as a rallying call to solicit donations from her supporters and amplify the original video's reach by asking them to tweet out her message.
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Trump finished his speech with a rallying call to every forgotten man, woman, and child; saying this was their last chance, their "one magnificent chance," to beat a corrupt system.
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This executive order is a rallying call for our enemies that seek to do us harm and potentially exposes our service members and civilians in the field to more danger.
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But after Orlando, and the rallying call of LGBTQ visibility that arose from it, I felt I should become a more engaged member of the community to which I belong.
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The post sparked thousands of supportive comments and is consistently referenced in up-to-date threads, with "I am Spartacus" acting as a shorthand rallying call for anti-trans feminists.
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Since 2005, when protesters drawn mostly from the middle-class and urban establishment began demonstrating against Thaksin's rule, the rallying call of anti-Thaksin forces has been to protect the monarchy.
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He drew international condemnation after making a rallying call to his supporters on election day last year to rush to the polls because Arabs were being bussed "in droves" to vote.
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From outside the grounds, he issued a rallying call on social media for others to visit concentration camp sites and declare that they didn't feel guilty about what had happened there.
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There was a time when it was a rallying call, a code word to industry types that someone was trying, even a little, at a time when absolutely no one did.
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Since it was first introduced in 1978 by artist Gilbert Baker, the rainbow Pride flag has served as a rallying call and symbol of unity for the LGBTQ+ community around the world.
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Administration officials ranging from Kushner to lower ranking assistants heard a patriotic rallying call from Kelly, who warned that dividing the staff into establishment-versus-campaign operatives was damaging to Trump's goals.
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Netanyahu drew widespread international condemnation after making a rallying call to his supporters on election day last year to rush to the polls because Arabs were being bussed "in droves" to vote.
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Now it has to work to preemptively disarm any future privacy crises or other scandals, and co-opt the "Time Well Spent" rallying call before it becomes a "Time to leave Facebook" movement.
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Indigenous leaders meeting in the Xingu reservation last week issued a rallying call to protect the Amazon rainforest and its indigenous people from the "genocide, ethnocide and ecocide" they accuse Bolsonaro of planning.
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Rather than sinking into despair and pulling out the motherwort, however, young people everywhere have taken the events of 2017 as a rallying call to stand up and challenge our increasingly abysmal status quo.
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The annual President's Day holiday had a distinct Donald Trump touch in 23 thanks to a series of protests around the country where participants transformed the anti-Trump #NotMyPresident hashtag into a #NotMyPresidentsDay rallying call.
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Okay, it's not a full-blooded assassination attempt, but back when he was calling himself the Intelligent Hoodlum, Queensbridge's original poetical prophet went right to the top while dropping this rallying call against corrupt officials.
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President Donald Trump tweeted out a rallying call to supporters on Thursday morning, telling them they were told "many lies" about Obamacare and calling on them to pressure their congressional representatives to back his measure.
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So its next big opportunity is to put out a rallying call just as it did for games in 2007, websites in 2010, Open Graph apps in 2011 and Live video broadcasters earlier this year.
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Curbing immigration, a rallying call for Britons who voted last month to leave the European Union, as well as for many supporters of Donald J. Trump in the United States, is the answer, they suggested.
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No longer will we be able to hear Samuel L Jackson's badly synced rallying call on "Snakes on a Plane": "I am sick and tired of these monkey-fightin' snakes on this Monday to Friday plane".
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After being ejected from Dachau when he was recognized, he issued a rallying call through his YouTube channel, urging his followers to visit such sites and declare that they don't feel guilty for what happened there.
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But the group's success in becoming a rallying call for terrorists everywhere -- including lone wolf operators who struck Americans in Orlando and San Bernardino, California -- tends to obscure the battlefield gains, and sheds doubt on their sufficiency.
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Gideon Taylor, the operations chairman of one of the groups, the World Jewish Restitution Organization, said he hoped the conference would be a "rallying call" before time ran out for survivors, 72 years after the war's end.
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Attempts at reaching a broad political solution on the border have been complicated by Trump's choice to use immigration as a rallying call for his base and his adoption of rhetoric that stains any political common ground.
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The ANC on Wednesday rejected calls for Zuma to quit and said its members in parliament would vote against a motion of no confidence in Zuma on April 0003, a key rallying call for the marchers on Friday.
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The soothing voice of a mother, the whisper of a lover, the guidance of a mentor, the admonishment of a supervisor, the rallying call of a leader and the taunts of a rival ultimately form and shape us.
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The soothing voice of a mother, the whisper of a lover, the guidance of a mentor, the admonishment of a supervisor, the rallying call of a leader and the taunts of a rival ultimately form and shape us.
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Single-payer might be an effective rallying call in abstract, but when push comes to shove politicians and swathes of the public may get scared off by the amount of disruption and the tax increases that will be involved.
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Since Brown's death, the rallying call of Black Lives Matter has been pushed in protests for several other police killings — of Eric Garner in New York City, Tamir Rice in Cleveland, and Walter Scott in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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Since Brown's death, the rallying call of Black Lives Matter has been pushed in protests over several other police killings — of Eric Garner in New York City, Tamir Rice in Cleveland, and Walter Scott in North Charleston, South Carolina.
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Such caravans have taken place regularly, if on a smaller scale, over the years, but U.S. President Donald Trump has seized on the phenomenon this year and made it a rallying call for his Republican base ahead of the Nov.
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This past December, in the midst of #MeToo but before the rallying call of Time's Up, the Screen Actors Guild Awards made an unprecedented announcement: For the first time, all presenters at the 2018 ceremony, taking place tonight, will be female.
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XINGU INDIGENOUS PARK, Brazil, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Leaders of native tribes in Brazil issued a rallying call to protect the Amazon rainforest and its indigenous people from what they called the "genocide, ethnocide and ecocide" planned by the country's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
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While Trump's team appears to be trying to make the probe a midterm election rallying call for his political base, it's also unclear whether the special counsel will make any new indictments, issue a subpoena for the President's testimony or take any other significant steps before November.
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Read more: It's Not Just Pepe, The Russian Embassy Has Been Trolling on Twitter For Months Meanwhile, whatever mildly popular May memes that are in existence over on Reddit (and the same goes for Facebook) are typically mocking the Tory leader, rather than acting as a rallying call for support ahead of June 8.
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But while states' rights has long been a popular rallying call for conservatives, it's become apparent in the Trump era that not everyone on the right believes that states should really have all that much leeway, with the administration trying to crack down on "sanctuary cities" that don't assist the feds' efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.
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"Lyrics like, "N----, and we hate po-po / Wanna kill us dead in the street fo sho' / N----, I'm at the preacher's door / My knees gettin' weak, and my gun might blow / But we gon' be alright," were a rallying call heard from street corners to protests signifying that despite the well-documented history of trauma that black Americans continue to endure, we'll continue to find our ways to overcome our struggles and be OK," Braboy continued.
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