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The Ethiopian government has declared a state of emergency in the country as it intensifies a crackdown on widespread anti-government protests born of frustration that's been fomenting for decades.

The goal is not to foment for a mass exodus from the ivy halls, Mr. Stephens said, but to open people's minds to a different set of opportunities.

The plotters have taken to quoting Trotsky's revolutionary dictum "March separately, strike together" as the ideas which fomented for months reached their critical moment.

But even as her aggressive, confrontational style has set her apart on a legislative body known less for fomenting change than for renaming streets, it has also alienated many of her colleagues, former staff members and potential supporters.

Meanwhile, Spain has charged Russia with fomenting support for the Catalan referendum on independence in 2017.

The United States and Britain rejected charges by the head of the Federal Security Service, Nikolai P. Patrushev, that Western charities and nongovernmental organizations -- including the Peace Corps and the British charity Merlin -- were covers for spying and for fomenting revolutions in the former Soviet Union.

China blamed the Dalai Lama for fomenting the violence even though he called for an end to it.

The government issued a vague statement blaming "banned groups", a code-word for the Muslim Brotherhood, for fomenting unrest.Yet the Brotherhood, which is Egypt's largest and most disciplined opposition group, was notably absent from the protests.

While Burundian authorities have for months blamed Rwanda for fomenting opposition inside its borders, the panel of experts report is one of the first accounts detailing such activity to emerge from a UN-appointed body.

Students were wary about the presence of the vigilantes even after the nightly news on the main government-run television station announced that arrest warrants had been issued for 100 men believed responsible for fomenting bloodshed.

The educational system was criticised for failing to produce skilled workers and for fomenting radicalism.