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The region has seen a wave of protests in recent weeks.

It was followed by another wave of protests in 2012.

The third wave of protests took place on April 12, 2008.

We're less than 30 minutes away from another wave of protests on the west coast.

He was the second to die in the latest wave of protests.

After the story went national, a wave of protests swept the country.

They are behind the recent wave of protests over education in Chile.

China responded in March 2008 to a wave of protests with military force.

Now French officials fear being the next target in the current wave of protests.

A subsequent wave of protests helped force the former general from office in 2008.

The speech set off waves of protests in Muslim countries.

His government faced by a wave of protests and was forced to back down.

This was the first time such wave of protests took place during the Putin administration.

Around 20 people were killed and more than 1,000 arrested in the wave of protests that followed.

The response to the latest wave of protests has been unbelievable.

Brazil's democratic system was not endangered by the current wave of protests, he said.

But, at least before the recent wave of protests, he was encouraged by how quickly Syria is taking to technology.

In response, a wave of protests spread to universities around the country, often supported by young workers.

But it joined the present wave of protests rather than initiating them.

A wave of protests swept the Baltic states this summer.

Syria's president spoke to his people today for only the third time since a wave of protests broke out all over the country in March.

But he also said the council fears the waves of protests that such a move would generate.

The next wave of protests may be inspired by Egyptians' success.

Demonstrations are expected to continue through the evening, as another wave of protests begin at campuses in California.

The demand for social reforms set off a recent unprecedented wave of protests.