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His saga, combined with Timothy McVeigh's execution, has fueled protests against what is increasingly viewed across Europe as America's barbaric infatuation with the death penalty.

Now anger at the continued brutality of the police, compounded by impatience with Mr. Morsi's failure to deliver immediate changes in the security forces, has fueled protests in cities across Egypt, engulfing some in chaos.

The move, making Detroit one of the largest American cities to receive such state intervention, was opposed as undemocratic by council members until the end and has fueled protests and lawsuits by activists around the city.

Indeed, the outrage over the cameras echoes the general concerns about government that have fueled protests movements like the Tea Party.

Instead, he said enforcement of existing policy must be strengthened to protect farmers' rights at a time when illegal land seizures have fueled protests in the countryside.

The disillusionment that has fueled the protests is concentrated in the southern city of Ma'an, known for uprisings and phosphate mines.

Today Mr. Babitsky, whose fate has fueled furious protests in the Russian media, was shown in a grainy video clip on Russia's largest commercial channel.

China's embrace of wireless communications — first cellphone text messages, then Internet chat rooms and Twitterlike microblogs — has fueled such protests, allowing the disaffected to share grievances in a way never before possible.

10) This case has fueled massive protests, and the report could reignite citizen outrage.

At the same time, high youth unemployment has fueled a protest movement that started on May 15 in Puerta del Sol, a square in downtown Madrid, before spreading across the country.

"If the U.S. complains about foreign governments spying and then it turns out it is doing the same thing — well, what are you complaining about?" said Yaman Akdeniz, a law professor at Istanbul Bilgi University in Turkey, where anger over restrictions on civil liberties has fueled anti-government protests.