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movement

[moov-muhnt] / ˈmuv mənt /




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His work helped build what he called the “Rainbow Coalition,” a political movement aimed at uniting marginalized communities and expanding political participation.

From Salon

Brown: “As you look at Baghdad, it is eerie… you don’t see any sense of panic in the city, any sense of movement in the city, or frankly any sense of war in the city.”

From Salon

Researchers have also found that increasing the amount of a partially functional mutant MeCP2 protein can lead to improvements in survival, movement, and breathing problems in mice.

From Science Daily

These movements occurred over tens of millions of years and gradually formed what scientists call the Antarctic gravity hole.

From Science Daily

These movements helped shape the rise of nomadic cultures and early empires.

From Science Daily