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Deepening turmoil marked the 1980's as proliferating militants launched a wave of jihads.

As Fallujah burned, Sunni rebels elsewhere launched a wave of attacks across central Iraq, especially against police stations.

Over the past year, since becoming president for a third time, Vladimir Putin has launched a wave of repression.

But in recent weeks students savvy in the use of social media have launched a wave of destabilising protests.

The Charleston shooting launched a wave of support for the removal of the Confederate flag and several large companies have removed items bearing the flag from their shelves.

The Turkish authorities have recently launched a wave of cultural expansionism, building new museums, repairing Ottoman remains, licensing fresh archaeological excavations and spending more on the arts.

To make matters worse, Japanese manufacturers are launching a wave of new light trucks that will not be affected by CAFE's tightening.

DC Comics is taking further advantage of the word "Gotham" being plastered everywhere by launching a wave of Batman comics that similarly don't focus on Batman.

Steve Dresser, an analyst for consultancy Grocery Insight, predicted Tesco would launch a wave of price cuts focused on the big grocery brands.

Hamas gunmen shot dead four Israeli settlers, later saying 13 militant groups had joined forces to launch a wave of attacks which could include suicide bombings.

The collection has already transformed scholars' view of Einstein, shedding a sometimes unflattering light on his personal life, and launching a wave of new biographies and television specials.