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The walkout won't be the first protest that Times' staffers have staged over proposed contract terms.
Asked about the danger of losing control of Benghazi, residents rattle off a list of uprisings they have staged over the four decades of Colonel Qaddafi's rule.
The directors of the now New York-based Queer Thoughts have staged over 30 exhibitions that, according to Lipp, "promote post-identity agendas" in a way that push the boundaries of queerness and pose new possibilities for galleries beyond the globally profit-driven blue chip market-gallery system.
Mr. Pinkerton has been in business since 2003, and he estimates that he has staged over a thousand apartments in New York City during that time.
He has staged over 400 world- title fights, including the Rumble in the Jungle and the Thrilla in Manila, as well as taking the sport to Russia and China.
The latest example came Wednesday, when the central bank in New Zealand confirmed it had been selling New Zealand dollars on the currency markets in recent weeks to try to stem the sharp rise the kiwi has staged over the past two years.
Before they began to mobilize around the Tahrir Square protests, Egyptian workers had staged over 3,000 strikes since 2004, with women sometimes taking the lead.
By night, she is a Head Writer, Producer, Director, and Actor for PianoFight Productions' female-driven sketch comedy group, Monday Night Foreplays, through which she has staged over fourteen original sketches -- and one film adaptation -- since 2009.
Businesses have staged protests over the scheme with one hiring a tank and driving it through the streets.
Chile is one of the richest countries in Latin America, but tens of thousands have staged protests over the past few years to push for a wider distribution of wealth and better education.
Chile is one of the richest countries in Latin America, but millions have staged protests over the past few years to push for a wider distribution of wealth and better education.
