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Demonstrations continue in Yemen.
The next day the demonstrations continued.
Demonstrations continue in Paris.
And Lithuanian demonstrations continued.
Demonstrations Continue on Sunday.
He states: let the demonstrations continue.
Demonstrations Continue In Baghdad.
Parliament reverses the appointment but anti-government demonstrations continue.
Demonstrations continue in Bahrain.
The hunger strike and the demonstrations continued until year's end.
Demonstrations continue in Istanbul.
Since then, the numbers have dropped, but the demonstrations continue.
Demonstrations Continue in Turkey.
Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi resigned in November, but the demonstrations continue.
Demonstrations Continue in Kazakhstan.
The government withdrew the measure within a few hours, but the demonstrations continued.
Cairo Demonstrations continue in the capital.
And although the government was dissolved and new elections wereappointed, the issue was still not resolved, so the demonstrations continue.
Demonstrations continued into December.
From the mass protests in Macedonia to those in Poland,this year's report shows that public demonstrations continued to be an important tool in 2016 to bring both the public's and policymakers' attention to issues of public concern.
Demonstrations continue in Santiago, Chile.
In January 1990 Azerbaijanis rioted and troops were sent in to restore order, many Moldovans demonstratedin favour of unification with post-Communist Romania, and Lithuanian demonstrations continued.
The demonstrations continued into Tuesday peacefully.
The demonstrations continued into December.
Demonstrations continue in the US.
Protests and demonstrations continued over the summer especially in Spain and Greece.
Demonstrations continued Saturday as Palestinians called for a further“Day of Rage” to protest Trump's decision.
Anti-Assad demonstrations continued in Damascus and its countryside, with two protesters killed by police in the suburb of Hajar al-Aswad.[113].
Demonstrations continued steadily until they escalated to bloody clashes between protesters and police forces in mid-February, 2014.
Her objection was overruled, and the demonstration continued.