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marcher
1. The Scottish Police quickly formed a line in front of the marchers and started to negotiate to try to break the numbers up
2. " And when Judas heard this, he was so ashamed and humiliated that he dropped back behind the marchers, coming up to the palace of Annas alone
3. The bigoted Bull of Birmingham directed police dogs and fire hoses on the peaceful marchers from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Campaign, which included children
4. a spokesman for the marchers
5. Other trucks, buses, and the rest of the homeless veteran marchers all came together under the direction of the E-8 whom I had placed in charge at the beginning of the march
6. trumpet all of the marchers shouted as loudly as they
7. Siding with the marchers meant sending young American men and women into another Iraq to be shot at and blown up by both sides in a struggle in which they had no role to play except as targets
8. Carrying placards and following a banner reading “The Anti-Nazi Federation Calls on All Americans to Boycott the Olympic Games in Nazi Germany,” the marchers had moved somberly down Eighth Avenue and then east on Twenty-Third Street to mass in Madison Square Park
9. On the way from Charing Cross I dropped Sebastian in the forecourt of his mother's house; 'Here is "Marchers",' he said with a sigh which meant the end of a holiday
10. 'Marchers, ' said Sebastian
11. Mummy said we couldn't use Marchers, and Rex wanted to telegraph papa and invade the place with an army of caterers headed by the family solicitor
12. 'It's sad about Marchers, isn't it? Do you know they're going to build a block of flats, and that Rex wanted to take I what he called a "penthouse" at the top
13. Selling Marchers has put him straight again and saved I don't know how much a year in rates
14. Later: 'When Julia heard they were selling Marchers she said: "Poor Cordelia
15. The marchers had brought a megaphone
16. Now, though, random groups of marchers, leftover traffic from rush hour, police cars, erratic pedestrians, and the blackout itself are forcing them west, west, until half the city lies between them and their destination
17. Cadwallader said that Brooke was beginning to treat the Middlemarchers, and that she preferred the farmers at the tithe-dinner, who drank her health unpretentiously, and were not ashamed of their grandfathers' furniture
18. And a stranger was absolutely necessary to Rosamond's social romance, which had always turned on a lover and bridegroom who was not a Middlemarcher, and who had no connections at all like her own: of late, indeed, the construction seemed to demand that he should somehow be related to a baronet
19. Tyke should be appointed as salaried chaplain to the hospital was an exciting topic to the Middlemarchers; and Lydgate heard it discussed in a way that threw much light on the power exercised in the town by Mr
20. I don't think it signifies two straws about the 'Pioneer,' or Ladislaw, or Brooke's speechifying to the Middlemarchers
21. He felt thrust to a new distance from her, amongst the circles of Middlemarchers who made no part of her life
22. Other prints, and afterwards some paintings, were sold to leading Middlemarchers who had come with a special desire for them, and there was a more active movement of the audience in and out; some, who had bought what they wanted, going away, others coming in either quite newly or from a temporary visit to the refreshments which were spread under the marquee on the lawn
23. We stood at the railing of the veranda, watching the marchers slowly pass
24. Just when we thought we had seen the last of the marchers, another phalanx turned the corner onto Willow
25. She said the marchers and other protesters angered her
26. So King organised another set of marches in the jurisdiction of another not-very-bright redneck sheriff, this time at Selma, Alabama and the world watched news coverage of helmeted policemen baton charging the unarmed marchers
27. Malcolm X argued that marchers who were attacked by police with dogs should fight back and shoot the dog
28. Now the sidewalks were dense with curious people, staring at the coffin; and the marchers straightened up
