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Moreover, the argument is pernicious: the ritual of the street demonstration becomes a kind of blackmail, letting special-interest groups distort government behaviour.

The demonstration becomes a tribute to African-American W.E.B.

The National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts (NCAFC), an organisation of barely 200 students before the first national demonstration, became a linchpin for the movement, as the NUS failed either to realise or to support the sheer scale of what was happening.

The women's demonstration became a scene of terror when security forces opened fire with machine guns in Abobo, a sprawling, impoverished suburb of the commercial capital, Abidjan, where some of the deadliest clashes have taken place during three months of crisis.

That demonstration became a powerful symbol for the defense, summed up by Cochran: "If it doesn't fit, you must acquit".

As the demonstration became an encampment, government officials became frustrated.

The scale of anti-war sentiment surged globally as demonstrations became a worldwide phenomenon.

So Sun Green's extravagant demonstration becomes no more and no less than "a golden moment in the history of TV news.

Another anti-hunting demonstration becomes the film's focus, this time on the Isle of Wight.

Monday's demonstration became, in effect, a protest demanding the right to protest.

The scale of the demonstration became apparent hours earlier, when tens of thousands gathered near Trafalgar Square at midday for a march intended to take them along the Embankment, past Westminster to Millbank, where they were told to gather for speeches.