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unrest

[uhn-rest] / ʌnˈrɛst /


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Salah's incendiary Elland Road outburst in December, when he claimed after being dropped that he had been "thrown under the bus" by Slot and Liverpool, only added to the air of unrest surrounding the club.

From BBC

And yet for a century — going back to 1928 — we’ve had the Great Depression, wars, terror attacks, assassinations, pandemics, assorted unrest and other market shocks.

From MarketWatch

She described how the security forces' response to the unrest escalated rapidly on 8 January.

From BBC

Lyons' message informed his Facebook followers that a "number of individuals were temporarily moved to Larne Leisure Centre" following unrest in Ballymena.

From BBC

For officers like Chand, the community support has helped heal the trauma of the unrest and reinforced their sense of duty.

From Barron's