A few arrests were made when protesters tried to break through barricades set up within two blocks of the Garden along the march route. |
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The latest outrage was the encirclement of the city, cutting it off and isolating it from its environment through barricades. |
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As with any structure, only vigilance, guards, and barricades could prevent such attacks. |
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The protests were explosions of anger in which typically anywhere between 500 and 1,000 protesters blocked busy roads with burning barricades. |
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At sunrise, a large crowd advances toward wooden barricades erected to protect storefronts and bystanders. |
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Missiles were thrown, petrol bombs were hurled, barricades were erected, cars were set alight and so on. |
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There were similar protests across the world, including Berlin, where bonfires were lit on the streets and barricades erected to fend off police. |
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The jobless workers have threatened to set up barricades to prevent movement in and out of the refineries. |
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Most of the barricades erected by militant supporters of Aristide were removed and streets were empty. |
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The daimyo and their warriors also built numerous stockades, palisades, and barricades of wood. |
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Security forces intervened when youths threw burning tyres into the streets and tried to erect barricades. |
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Impromptu barricades were erected from urban junk in order to protect the crowd trying to evacuate the area. |
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The frolicsome maidens of the early tapestries end as victims and victimizers on the barricades. |
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In some neighbourhoods, residents erected street barricades of tiles, huge rocks and sandbags to keep looters out. |
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Fireworks went off, barricades were removed and crowd marshals went home as the thousands and thousands of people swarmed onto the bridge. |
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Sounding like a harpy from the barricades of Paris, Her Ladyship preached wholesale war on Dukes and Earls. |
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These include barricades and vehicle chicanes and checkpoints outside the SECDET as well as internal defences. |
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Under the right conditions, barricades of trees reverberated a shout with an echo. |
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Access to the quarter is controlled by police barricades, and security at the fenced-off US embassy is very tight. |
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Police with guns and batons lined the way, together with armoured vehicles, razor wire and concrete barricades. |
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He dramatically vaults the barricades, gyrates his hips and begins throwing shapes. |
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Inside the barricades movers and shakers of powerful countries and companies huddled to polish the promises of globalism. |
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As traffic backed up around the barricades, dozens of onlookers stared inside. |
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Mike pushed his way through the crowd, dekeing out the gawking barricades with daring sidesteps and inexpert but effective shoulder-blocks. |
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The Prime Minister has been manning the barricades in defence of Mr Byers, who is charged with manipulation and deceit. |
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They start cramming the barricades, the ladies start primping and preening themselves in their compact mirrors. |
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Police were also present on the streets of the town for the first time since Monday, dismantling barricades thrown up at the time by the Ibo. |
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Eventually, the barricades would be replaced by waist-high partitions made of vertical rows of blue plastic piping several inches in diameter. |
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The SQ swat teams are called to Kuujjuaraapik after an armed man barricades himself in a building for more than 12 hours. |
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During the night, about 500 protesters erected barricades, set fires and threw rocks and bottles at police, who responded with water cannon. |
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The enemy evidently knew of the their arrival time and place, erected some kind of barricades, and were in position to ambush the convoys. |
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Didn't she feel like storming the barricades in a fit of enraged self-justification? |
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Meanwhile, in the town of Leeds, police erect barricades and evacuate residents in their search for more clues. |
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On the other side of the barricades and police and army cordons were the protesters, who had travelled overnight from all over Ireland. |
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The National Rifle Association was always there bristling on the barricades of opposition. |
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While Luke mans the barricades, James falls for his future wife. |
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We all sat in a circle in the grass and tried to eat poppyseed cake with homemade marmalade while thirty chickens and a baby tried to break through all the barricades. |
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We'll be peering over the barricades at the beautiful people who are swilling Martinis right on the spot where we used to put up our pup tents and park our caravans. |
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Playing as the four-armed witch Orendi, I summon beringed pillars of antimatter beneath the feet of purple Varelsi aliens, cowering behind crystal barricades. |
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He writes that he discovered thousands of cartridge casings on the barricades, apparently fired from the police squads. |
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Burning cars and barricades, deafening noises and the acrid plumes of teargas are not visible in the picture. |
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If a rodeo, horse show or similar type exhibition: are fences, barricades and pens adequate to confine animals? |
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Despite confusion and demoralization, the workers returned to the barricades time and again. |
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Found in the starting room, not the storeroom. Used to set fire to barricades, ballistas and catapults. |
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Can be filled with water from a water source and used to extinguish flaming catapults, ballistas and barricades. |
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Apprehending Mr Coke against his will would require the police to storm the barricades his supporters have set up around Tivoli Gardens. |
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Removing most barricades might constitute some small risk, but it is risk that comes with self-government. |
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Warnings such as, but not limited to, flags, roped off areas, flashing lights and barricades shall be used. |
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The French soldiers, who had got to within 50 metres of the barricades and point-blank range, hesitated to advance. |
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To paraphrase Voltaire's quip, the state-sanctioned serial monogamy license some folks are at the barricades to defend is neither traditional nor definitive nor a marriage. |
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In 1991 they were on Boris Yeltsin's barricades when he ushered in the period of open capitalist counterrevolution in the former Soviet Union. |
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But they don't hang around behind the barricades at the show waiting for a glimpse. |
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Niceness is all very well, of course, but no one's going to the barricades for it. |
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Warren proceeds to calmly recite numbers that could inspire even librarians to storm a few barricades. |
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It was that understanding, his comprehension of what it is to be a writer – always to the barricades. |
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Not once have I ever seen this House actually take to the barricades, vote no' or act on a single ultimatum. |
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I will have to find a road to cross the border and make my way through the barricades! |
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Only problem, Loïc is in Chili where all roads are blocked by strikers' barricades, and Marion and I are in Argentina. |
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Race courses are enclosed by earth barricades in order to prevent the camels from leaving the track. |
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Various services were provided, such as the loan of equipment such as barricades and cleaning services after many events. |
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This is a curious romanticism of the barricades which holds that everything going on in the street is good, just and, so to say, sacred. |
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Demonstrators surrounded a truck carrying police barricades, mounting it and waving banners and signs bearing antiwar slogans until police used nightsticks to force them off. |
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Behind these barricades are around 100 stepladders, packed leg to hinge. |
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It careens through barricades and smashes through the side of a building and barrels through apartment after apartment, emerging on the other side. |
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Les flic were starting to put barricades up across the road. |
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Nothing annoyed globetrotting CEOs more than cold war barricades. |
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He was wounded fighting at barricades adjacent to Paris's northern customs barrier and described the moment with the clinical punctilio of a doctor's son. |
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For Sanders, all of that speculation is nonsense, beltway gossip that is distracting people from running to the barricades. |
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Counter-protestors marched to confront the pro-police contingent, separated by barricades and uniformed officers. |
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A couple more peer through spy holes in the sandbag barricades that line the perimeter. |
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In the frigid temperatures, demonstrators constructed barricades, built a massive tent city and occupied government buildings. |
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They were still waiting over an hour later as the police went about using their metal barricades and polite but authoritative commands to disperse the area. |
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While they may not have been such strict barricades as has often been supposed, choir screens were highly potent in their role as mystifying enclosures. |
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Every day, relatives scuff their way along the dirt track to reach the razor wire barricades, where they plead in vain for information about the whereabouts of the missing. |
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The bill also grants the army authority to enter buildings without a warrant, cordon off areas, erect barricades and stop vehicles to search them without a warrant. |
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Management had previously tried to remove its machinery during the night of July 15, but was prevented from doing so by barricades erected by workers. |
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Huge concrete and steel barricades were erected to prevent demonstrators from getting anywhere near the venue, while surrounding streets were completely blocked off. |
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Voters in Baghdad will have to reach the polls on foot because barricades set up to prevent attacks on the polls and car-bombs also block peaceful traffic. |
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The following day, militiamen of Sadr's Mahdi Army attempted to seal off the densely populated suburb with barricades to prevent US forces entering again. |
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Those who erected barricades were more intent on securing the sympathy of opposition politicians for immediate objectives than taking charge of government. |
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In normal times the thought of using vinyl planking on the floor would have me out manning the barricades, fighting on the beaches and protesting in other suitable ways. |
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Only a disputed knock-on saved the Irishmen's blushes at the death, when the red shirts were manning the barricades in an effort to keep the Harlequins at bay. |
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This doesn't mean that we should be manning the barricades yet. |
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Police barricades were set up to keep the crowd under control. |
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Only a disputed knock-on saved the Irishmen 's blushes at the death, when the red shirts were manning the barricades in an effort to keep the Harlequins at bay. |
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The fawning multitudes elbowed each other behind barricades to catch a 10-second glimpse of a lady who would say little, do nothing, and contribute even less. |
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The streets of lower Manhattan were framed by barricades and cops in riot gear clustered on corners. |
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Police ordered the picketers to stay on the sidewalk, set up wooden barricades to pen them in and told strikers to extinguish the fires in oil drums they lit to stay warm. |
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Sister David shared that she had to think about it for three full years before finally taking the plunge because, as an activist, it's scary to go to the other side of the barricades. |
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Mr President, liberals around the world have stood and still stand at the barricades in order to fight for freedom of expression and human rights everywhere and for everyone. |
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Public feeling required the meagreness of nature to be dissimulated by tall barricades of frizzed curls and bows. |
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I do try and change people's mentalities through my songs, but these days I've no desire to get out there in the front line, you know, mount the barricades and urge people to vote this way or that. |
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Salaberry had seven consecutive lines of barricades made out of trees across the narrow road along the west coast of the river close to where Allan's Corners is now. |
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But they could not bring down the barricades. |
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As a 9am deadline passed, with no sign of the protesters leaving barricades in Donetsk or Slaviansk on Monday, at least 100 pro-Russian separatists attacked the police headquarters in the eastern city of Horlivka. |
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The coalition, like the Labour government before it, is desperate to out-Ukip Ukip and prove its credentials as a government that can build high barricades to protect our shores against outsiders. |
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On 7 July, several cars were set on fire and street barricades were erected to prevent the police from entering the area. |
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Radio Seville opposed the uprising and called for the peasants to come to the city for arms, while workers' groups established barricades. |
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Royal troops elsewhere met determined resistance from revolutionaries at makeshift barricades. |
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Everyone remembered the barricades of 1980 and under martial law. |
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Police officers tried to stop fight by setting barricades and firing plastic bullets to the fighting groups. |
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Some of these barricades were as much as eight feet high and backed up by concealed antitank guns. |
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Just after the May Days, Rebull authored an earnest critique of the POUM's governmental slogan that said not one word about the POUM's role in dismantling the barricades and subverting the insurrection! |
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The NCC urges the media and the general public to refrain from venturing onto the site. They are also asked to respect barricades and signs installed at access points. |
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Scrounger at rich men's tables or on the revolutionary barricades? |
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Occasionally, signage or barricades on the airfields show up as targets. |
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Before I leave the hostel's owner informs us that the martial law has just been declared in the South of the country. From now on barricades won't let anyone go. |
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Choking from the tear gas fired into the crowd, some hoisted sledgehammers to smash up the pavement in order to hurl broken slabs over improvised barricades that now enclose a makeshift camp. |
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I saw those barricades give way one by one before the crowd, at the end of the demonstration, you may recall, were taken to task by Karadzic's mad militiamen. |
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The government was impressed with our efforts and the district official reinforced our markings with official barricades, and reinforced the area to make it a permanent airport. |
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Compared with the political skirmishes, the street fighting and battles at the barricades, the aesthetic debates that led to the founding of the Bauhaus initially seem harmlessly apolitical. |
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We really need to change our policy on how we treat asylum-seekers and refugees and we have to stop building the barricades higher and higher to keep them out. |
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Yet by week's end, the workers had been disarmed and their barricades dismantled-a result not of military defeat but of sabotage, confusion and defeatism sown by the workers' misleaders. |
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The same shock troops who beheaded men's sports in Northridge and breached the walls of academia at Monterey Bay are in charge of setting up the barricades here. |
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Within the UN here, I think none of us would wish to be behind these barricades, we would prefer things could be open as we are in some other countries. |
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Obligingly, the interviewees explained that they were building barricades, and that many Muscovites were expected to gather at the White House in opposition to the putschists. |
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