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It expressed concern that the Chinese government's criticisms could result in a "boycott" by prospective students and recruitment agents.

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This time, Sadr has refused to participate in what he described as a "flawed election dominated by sectarian, ethnic and partisan interests", and called on his supporters to boycott the vote.

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The Chinese have basically been boycotting us in retaliation for the tariffs.

The president’s arrogation of control over the Kennedy Center, on the defensible grounds that its programs are “woke” and otherwise anti-American, has occasioned an unofficial boycott.

Tundu Lissu, the main opposition leader, is in jail on treason charges, which he denies, and his party boycotted the vote.

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