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His wife, who works at a small nonprofit organization, protested, saying there was more he could do to look.

At least 13 people died in a sectarian row when Coptic Christians protested against the burning of a church on the outskirts of Cairo.

Yet Pullman did not reduce the cost of rent for his houses. Anyone who protested lost his job.

In Yemen, tens of thousands protested in the capital, Sana'a, on Thursday. They called it a "Day of Rage. "

Mania's family had protested in one argument his cousin had been shot and in the end, they were forced to move to protect the children.

North Korea protested for more than a year about not being able to access its money in the bank.

The French and German banking federations protested against the idea, saying it was the wrong approach to help Greece.

We urged her to come to the party with us, but she protested that she was too tired.

When her school district told her that she couldn't wear the hijab, she protested that it was a part of her religion.

He said the students who protested come from a country where history books are approved by the government's propaganda department.

He protested that he had never been near the scene of the crime.

When she protested, they surrounded her and beat her to the ground, then used a razor blade to slit the sides of her jeans up to her hip.

The defendant protested that he had never been near the scene of the crime.

She protested that she did not stand in need of anything.

I knew that if I protested, he would at once identify me with his father.

The boy protested that she should not; she continued to declare that she would, and the argument ended only with the visit.

The European Union protested mightily, even though its exports have had the advantage of a cheaper euro for the past six months or more.

Mr Strauss-Kahn has indeed protested that he did not try to force sex on a hotel maid and, plainly, it is for the courts to judge him.

The children protested loudly when they were told to go to bed early.

Although some villagers were happy to sell because their land was rocky, Ma told me of one of his friends who had protested and refused.

A few voices protested: wasn't the home secretary stifling the group's right to say unpopular things in hopes of a political boost?

Lin Mingming said he protested the transfer of his father, who suffered major head injuries, to an old-age home with Mr. Chen.

The boy protested; he said he knew his sperm donor, who had a daughter of his own.

He told me that he was about to give a student a zero for his answer to a physics question, but the student protested that it wasn't fair.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is in New York for a meeting of the United Nations General Assembly. Thousands of people have protested his visit.

Thousands of people protested online and, a week later, Gap backed down.

"How can you be so sure? " she protested. "I mean you haven't done any tests or anything. He might just be in a coma or something. "

She wanted to send him to attend first grade, but the rest of the parents protested when they learnt of his condition.

Labour MPs protested at the time that this applied to no other category of public expenditure.

"Wine helps me sleep, " Tyrion had protested. Wine drowns my dreams, he might have said.

Parents of the victims have protested against her release, and a Facebook campaign opposed to her parole has attracted huge support.

Controlled burning in cooler months, to reduce fuel loads, was given up in many places after city people protested about smoke hazes.

European governments also voiced their concern with Britain saying it had protested to the Russian authorities.

"Well, I think it'll be very good, " she said, when he protested her hotel-dining plans.

Ultra-Orthodox members, apparently confident of their place in heaven, protested.

Grant then ordered the rest of his army to cross to the east side of the river. Some of his officers protested.

The U. S. has sought other countries to take them in, after human-rights groups protested that they would face torture if returned to China.

The pension levy may have been accepted by the general public, but the unions still protested vociferously.

She had not expected anything, she protested.

They indignantly protested when they were told that they had to leave the city.

After all, I got several classmates to eat together. But I didn't eat too much, because my stomach protested once more.

When DeGale pulled his jersey aside in a news conference to reveal red marks he said came from the Cuban's teeth, Correa protested.

"Since when is the bride not allowed to see the decorations ? " I protested.

"I'm sorry you don't like the way it looks, " she protested. "But I'm not having any more surgery! "

The trial of an appealed or protested case in a people's court shall be conducted by a collegial panel composed of three to five judges.

UP IN ARMS: Farmers protested against Trans-Pacific Partnership talks in Tokyo Wednesday.

Life Is All about Choices "Yeah, right. It isn't that easy. " I protested.

Later that year, as an unusually long and swelteringly hot summer set in, those who protested loudest also began to disappear.

Yet Greece recently protested that eight Turkish fighter jets had flown dangerously close to a Rhodes-bound Greek passenger aircraft.

'Don't say that, ' I protested , 'he's a human being. There are worse men than him in the world! '

with one accord They protested with one accord that they had not done it.

Most residents who protested are keeping their heads down at the moment, while the authorities debate the next step.

She protested the injustice of the law of capitalist class with her death.

Not so long ago Beijing routinely protested its anxiety not to disturb the established international order.

Unemployed workers protested last week outside one of the many toy factories that have closed in Guangdong Province.

The clan patriarch has protested against the "Sky People" . . . us. . . clearing the trees at one of their sacred sites.

Last week lawyers protested against the arrest of two colleagues and the routine defiance of court orders by the police.

Last week, China protested a new Philippine law affirming sovereignty over parts of two island groups, the Spratlys and Scarborough Shoal.

They protested that they had never intervened in the internal affairs of that country.

Had He created Himself out of nothing? Again there was something deep down inside her that protested.

Oh, the serve was one in a million, father protested modestly.

They protested with one accord that they had not used any drug.

The British army organized gang rape women, international human rights organizations have protested strongly against!

Demonstrators protested against the number of observers allowed at polling stations during upcoming parliamentary elections.

Thousands of workers protested for a third day Wednesday, blocking streets and throwing stones at buildings.

He protested that she should receive from him no mark of affection whatever on the occasion. Mrs. Bennet could hardly comprehend it.

"I don't need anything, " I protested, but he slid me off his lap and headed for the door.

Families of many victims protested against this inequality, compelling the American government to commit itself to revising the method.

Thousands of people protested in Basra over the weekend demanding police do more to stop rampant crime and restore order.

GOING GREEN: A woman protested against automobile factory layoffs during the 2010 North American International Auto Show in Detroit Monday.

The customer protested in such a loud, violent, and maniacal manner that onlookers thought he had lost his sanity.

Jong protested to a South Korean sports magazine in the midst of a protracted battle to renounce his citizenship.

Only two of the girls protested when they were ordered off the field. The rest were too meek to complain.

"He loved me flirting with him. . . he must'veknown I'm a natural-born flirt, " she protested.

Last summer Motorola again protested the slow pace, leading the White House back to bargaining with Japan.

Jack protested the' masseur was an unnecessary extravagance.

In August, two miners from Manton colliery who protested that the strike was not "official" without a ballot took the NUM to court.

Rights to marry the love of their life. . . rights to justice. . . -But in Pasadena , it was the church itself that protested Prop 8.

When he protested, he said, a group of more than 10 men beat him.

"Mom, we thought you didn't like the Joneses, " we protested. "They're mean to us. Besides, Crazy Jack Junior might shoot us. "

"No, really, I have to go, " I protested, heading for the door. "I'll see you tomorrow, Jacob. "

"You ' re a rotten driver, " I protested. "Either you ought to be more careful, or you ought't to drive at all. "

The children protested loudly at being taken home early.

Neighbors protested. Some of them offered to pay the firefighters thousands of dollars.

It is significant that sixty-eight bishops have protested Notre Dame's invitation, but just as significant that hundreds have not.

In Ankara, Turkey, thousands have protested a growing investigation of a suspected plot to overthrow the Turkish government.

Recently, outraged fans have protested against the RBS, pleading with them not to extend the loan to the American tycoons.

When she protested, he said simply, "The boss said to make sure you got home OK. I gotta do it. "

Hundreds of Islamic hard-liners protested near the court on Monday, saying the sentence wasn't harsh enough.

"But we're all equal here, " I protested. "I don't represent anyone but myself and my own media organization. "

Grossman protested to Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, and that letter, too, was unprecedented in its tone of address.

Displaced persons in camps all over Europe protested vociferously and staged hunger strikes when they heard the news.

She protested that she had never done it.

No sooner had the proposal been announce at the meeting than she get to her feet and protested.

In their productions, choreographers of modern dance have introduced humor, protested social injustice, and probed psychological problems.

Just last week, thousands of unemployed workers protested outside closed toy factories in Guangdong Province, the country's export hub.

The law triggered widespread protests by coca growers, who protested by blocking the main road to the city of La Paz from the Amazon region.

Sanders protested that the fuel gauge was broken, but he could hear raucous laughter over the phone.

Farmers in Ohio also protested. They refused to be drafted. They attacked soldiers who were sent to arrest them.

He is her spokesman. He says she has protested that she doesn't do interviews, and 'I'm certainly not going to start now. '

I never thought about why the Tibetan protested. I also had no idea what their living situations were.

Everything in me protested against such a resignation.

Nicole protested that she didn't know why he was getting his knickers in a twist because "it was only a harmless fib" .

When the man protested, all he got in return were the echoes of his own shouts.

When Doctor Burleigh told neighbour Rosicky he had a bad heart, Rosicky protested.

France and the United States have protested to Syria about demonstrations outside their embassies on Saturday.

"Don't worry, " he told me when I protested. "I'd get you help if you were ever approaching that point. "

His efforts to save Wall Street have caused outrage among taxpayers, some of whom protested at hearings.

Once conscious of an infringement of his rights, he always protested to themanager.

At the same time, however, the brigade praised those who protested as "the best of the best" of the Libyan people.

Here she was interrupted again. Mr. Bennet protested against any description of finery.

When the cause of delay ceases to operate, the bill must be noted or protested with reasonable diligence.

Australia has protested to Japan after a vessel from its whaling fleet entered Australia's exclusive economic zone in the Southern Ocean.

That message also sharply protested an attack by Isreali torpedo boats on a Soviet merchant ship in a Syrian harbor.

Tony protested. "The chemical battery is only good for about twelve hours. "

The Portuguese Governor protested the invasion, and the Dutch forces returned to the Dutch side of the island.

"We need alliances, we need friends, " protested Chuck Hagel, a Republican member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Earlier this year hundreds of Shanghainese protested against a proposed extension to the city's maglev train, worried about health risks.

Cattle farmers, miners, and settlers have protested the move and continue to destroy the forests, although at a slower pace than before.

Challenged over the medical reports, Mr Saiful protested that he could not see his own anus.

For these reasons, campaigners have protested against the technology and accused scientists of 'playing God'.

'But you were writing symphonies when you were my age. ' the student protested.

The Greenpeace activists protested against the commercial killing of the whales.

In Hama, where the president's father, Hafez Assad, suppressed an uprising in 1982, thousands protested in a square on May 27th.

Tokyo had already protested to Beijing "through diplomatic channels" , he added.

Even before the downturn hit, business groups protested that the new law would be costly and burdensome.

Thousands of workers across southern Europe protested spending cuts.

I protested that I could survive being beaten on the chess board by a schoolgirl.

The hero had become a cheat who protested his innocence, but everyone knew he was guilty.

When leftists protested that the tax rises hit a people already burdened by siege, they were hauled to jail.

In 2005 the summer people burned Liverpool 8th Chelsea shirt he protested the rumours, if he really is leaving for his army against?

Several hundred people protested in the capital, Mbabane, on Wednesday against the economic crisis in the kingdom.

Hoffman protested that he had never been in the lane where the murder took place.

As president, Mr Fox backed down after George W. Bush's administration protested against his attempts to decriminalise possession of drugs.

UNRRA officials protested violently against this order, which could only result in the death of victims who could be saved.

The colonists and middle-class delegates protested against the renewed tax policy and brutal hierarchy.

On that occasion, too, thousands protested against the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition government and demanded reform.

But thousands of government workers protested the planned cuts on Thursday.

At the meeting they vigorously protested such brutality .

Many webcasters protested that the rates were too high, which led to the negotiations to establish a new rate structure.

Last week, thousands across the globe protested Black Friday and the following Saturday by simply not shopping.

In recent years, many hepatitis B carriers have protested that employers and organisations discriminate against them.

Journalists and human-rights activists protested. Bernard Kouchner, the French foreign minister, offered protection for MrPodrabinek.

On Thursday they protested to mark Tax Day, when Americans have to pay any federal taxes they owe.

Li Hua protested immediately by stating that it was too dangerous because the river flow would be too rush due to the rain.

After Hamas recently put up taxes, it was secular left-wingers, not Salafists, who protested most loudly.

Indians and farmers who resented cattle trampling their crops and spreading the dreaded Texas fever protested their passage.

And the whole of America must have been shocked, because one million homosexuals protested outside the state legislature of Texas.

A number of nations have protested attacks targeting their systems that come from China's Internet address space.

But, as the prosecutors who put Craxi on trial protested, it also means discrediting them and the judges who convicted him.

On Tuesday they protested to mark Tax Day, when Americans have to pay any federal taxes they owe.

The Philippines and Vietnam have both protested recent Chinese naval actions within their exclusive economic zones.

A group of small cocoa processors protested bitterly, blaming speculation for the price surge.

We have, however, long protested about his second failing: his financial shenanigans.

Every time he knew he ought to do something, he protested.

Hundreds of Vietnamese protested at the weekend in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City against perceived Chinese aggression.

China protested at the time that both blocks were in its waters, and maintains that position now, according to the People's Daily article.

And in Britain in March angry medical groups protested to the justice minister about a proposed scheme to harvest medical data.

Animal-rights activists protested when hundreds of unruly monkeys were rounded up and shut in cages.

Last weekend demonstrators protested in cities across the country, wearing T-shirts that said Todos somos Arizona, we are all Arizona.

The patient protested to the receptionist when he was kept waiting.

Suspicion has fallen on Chinese companies, even though Beijing has vigorously protested its innocence.

Groups of furious local farmers protested at the approval of pilot schemes of genetically modified crops.

Two TV crews , encamped in the hotel lobby had protested their exclusion to Teresa Van Buren .

Although his decision was intensely protested by the crowd, the referee still held his ground.

The students protested against corruption, among other things, and Mr. Li helped organize the students and participated in a hunger strike.

She protested that she knew nothing of their plans.

They protested outside the president's health care meeting with Democratic and Republican lawmakers.

MISSING IN ACTION: Police stood in a truck as people protested the absence of President Umaru Yar'Adua in Abuja, Nigeria, Tuesday.

But local miners have for years protested what they say are insufficient wages and unsafe working conditions at Chinese-run mines.

Incensed citizen groups have protested the lack of public services, turning Soweto and other townships into hotbeds of unrest once again.

China on Friday protested the U. S. -South Korean naval drill.

Some of them were unwilling to go and protested about being forced out.

Dozens of students protested against President Alvaro Uribe's government and the Free Trade Agreement (TLC) with the US.

Grain prices rose and opium farmers protested against the campaign to eradicate the drug.

"The place looks great, " I protested. "You cleaned it just before I got here. "

Demonstrators protested outside the country's embassies all over Europe.

Nearly 1, 000 cab drivers in eastern China blocked traffic and protested Monday over a lack of government intervention into rising prices.

Thousands protested in the main square in Homs declaring that there will be "no fear after today. "

First she protested, grew angry and tried to persuade her partner to give up his lover.

Local retailers have long protested that online stores' tax-free status gives them an unfair price advantage.

Students protested yesterday against rising tuition prices.

We have protested in strong terms, directly to the Iranian authorities, about the arrests that took place yesterday.

The leader of the black community protested against the new policy.

Females gave birth to wearing trousers then, and though some men liked it, others protested until their lips went dry.

Sweat beads gathered at his lips. The wooden floor protested under his weight, creaking for help.

Local tribes protested by attacking infrastructure and closing roads to the capital.

Poor men protested against the law. They said it was unfair.

She protested to the Advertising Standards Authority, who upheld her complaint.

On Monday several hundred students in Irbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, protested the Turkish raid.

A chemical plant in Zhentou township, central Hunan province, was closed after residents protested against cadmium pollution.

This was a flagrant breach of international law and was protested against by every section of British political opinion at that time.

He added that Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Embassy in Tokyo has protested.

In addition, New Delhi has protested China's refusal to grant a visa to a top Indian general to visit China for high-level talks.

"For the same reason you don't want to, " Barrow responded drily . Everyone laughed except Dawkins, who protested, "That's not an answer! "

Meanwhile, many Republicans have protested at growing calls for the adoption of VAT.

So it is not surprising that voices every-where have protested against their disappearance.

Faced with having to spend rather a lot to keep snacking from a wide variety of news sources, they protested.

Hundreds of students have protested in Kabul against civilian deaths in U. S. air strikes in the west of Afghanistan.

"I'm sorry you don't like the way it looks, " she protested.

"No Young Ireland So- ciety, " he protested "could expel a man whose grandfather had been hanged in 1798. "

We marched, protested and did everything within the law to oppose it.

Some German politicians have protested against the casting of Mr Cruise.

My years were marked with political causes for which I marched, protested, signed petitions, and organized committees.

Tokyo had protested about the manoeuvre "through diplomatic channels" , the official said.

North Korea earlier in the week protested a large-scale exercise undertaken by the three branches of the South Korean military.

There, long-suffering men and women peacefully protested the denial of their rights as Americans.

Other airlines protested Jet Blue's control of empty slots. Certainly eager to add slots and flights of their own.

Most hippies protested the Vietnam War and believed in the power of love.

'But that's absurd, ' I protested. 'Why shouldn't people know me? What's wrong with that?

For many years, Native Americans, African Americans and immigrants have protested their unequal treatment.

"I'm not an invalid, " she protested each time, laughing. "I'm not some fledgling you discovered on the lawn. "

She also protested helplessness in the face of everyday tools.

The crowd protested the Catholic Church's role in the passage of Proposition 8. The picketers' presence upset some parishioners.

On reading about her own death in the papers, this old lady protested.

The original system design and development (SDD) contract awarded in 2005 was protested by Northrop Grumman's competitors.

Surely, I protested, the ideal number of egos on a board was zero?

Ukrainians protested in the streets on Thursday over price increases and delays in the payment of wages.

Russian riot police clashed with demonstrators Sunday as an estimated 20, 000 people protested against Mr. Putin.

Dr. Coutras protested that he needed no payment for his journey.

In a communique issued by the foreign ministers Monday, Burma protested what it calls outside interference.

Quickly Martha protested, "But Lord, by this time he is stinking. He's been dead four days. "

It protested in June against an alleged Chinese navy construction near a reef claimed by Manila.

It was the effect of India's salt, they protested.

More than one member protested against the proposal.

Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and Vice-Foreign Minister He Yafei also protested the deal.

Friday's meeting was held as hundreds of students wearing red scarves protested outside.

Everybody roared with laughter. Some service maids protested, laughing, "You made fun of us, so you have to drink another cup. "

"How can you say that! " she protested.

But Democrats in Congress, encouraged by trade unions, protested.

The executives protested their innocence and sued for defamation.

He gets drunk too. " Roosevelt protested that he rarely drank alcohol and sued for libel. "

She protested racial separation at the hotels where she performed.

"Dad, if that man had a less nice car, that man there could have a meal, " Hannah protested.

"You can't do that, sir, " protested the nurse. "Think of the patient. "

In addition, Amnesty International protested, British bombers and tanks from the hole repression (Figure ).

More members than one have protested against the proposal.

They protested about the bad service received at the so? called splendid restaurant.

This is the second Friday Iraqis have protested, joining a wave of anti-government protests across the Middle East and North Africa.

Spanish civil servants were shocked at how little support they got when, last June, they protested against a 5% cut in pay.

People are feeling the pinch. In recent weeks factory workers have protested outside the presidential office over unpaid wages.

He not only protested, but contested, and with some vehemence .

On November 25, several women wearing white coats and masks protested against domestic violence in Paris, France.

Since 1800, the District's residents have protested their lack of voting representation in Congress.

At a daily 11 a. m. meeting in the rig's cinema room, Mr. Kaluza told everyone about BP's plan. Mr. Harrell protested.

"Can no longer catch any fish so big ah! " My son protested loudly.

Thereupon, the monkeys protested angrily.

Look at the French students who protested against the very economy he's outlining.

Wiseman protested that he couldn't get the money that fast and asked for more time, according to court documents.

As this had happened a number of times before, and as she had always sewn them up afterward, he hadn't protested very much.