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rabble-rousing

adjective as in incendiary

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Isak is in prison, having been arrested last season for rabble-rousing; Yoseb is working in a munitions factory in Nagasaki, which should raise an eyebrow.

Aside from anticipated rabble-rousing from Trump supporters, the primary concern is the potential for violence from tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators traveling to the area to protest U.S. funding for Israel's war in Gaza.

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It’s a mix of live cuts and studio versions, of flower-child folk and rabble-rousing rock.

Sanders “shows no slippage, no discernible stuttering or muttering or age-related disconnect,” said Nelson, who has known the senator for more than half a century, going back to Sanders’ rabble-rousing days as a repeatedly unsuccessful candidate for statewide office.

The Texas Republican, whose opening salvo as a freshman senator in 2013 was leading the charge to shut down the government over the Affordable Care Act, has earned a reputation in Congress as a rabble-rousing, uncompromising conservative firebrand who tends more toward obstinance and anti-establishment tirades than bipartisanship or teamwork.

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

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