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The phrase "at the protests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or event where protests are taking place.
Example: "Many people gathered at the protests to voice their opinions on the issue."
Alternatives: "during the protests" or "in the protests".
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Were you at the protests this weekend?
Cardinal Zen speaks to 9 yr old at the protests.
At the protests, people chanted against war with Syria.
John Seabrook considers crowd behavior at the protests.
The family had made signs to carry at the protests.
At the protests, Prince reporters tried to maintain a sense of professionalism.
For much of Sunday, the mood at the protests in Taksim Square was one of celebration.
Nobody was killed at the protests, though hundreds were arrested and dozens hospitalised.
At the protests for Mr. Morsi's supporters, the ousted president's stature has only grown.
Men have also been a large presence at the protests, though not always a positive one.
The anger and grief displayed at the protests is reflective of the scale of the tragedy.
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