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“We are marching towards a political, economic, and social abyss that will endanger our existence in Israel.”

While footage shows Morales marching back toward the agent with his fists balled, no angle clearly captures the alleged assault.

At Parliament Square - where the march stopped - a number of people took to a stage, starting off with a performance by singer Billy Bragg.

From BBC

The men, wearing khakis, navy blue shirts and white gaiters concealing their faces, marched down Main Street toward the beach holding a picture of Kirk.

Nepal's resources should belong to the people, not to "politicians' private limited companies", she wrote, calling on her peers to "march against corruption and the misuse of our nation's wealth".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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