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The mobility gap has been widely discussed in academic circles, but a sour season of mass unemployment and street protests has moved the discussion toward center stage.

Over time the focus of the protests has moved from the demand for the students to be found to criticism of the government's handling of the investigation, which it took over from state authorities 10 days after the events.

Over time the focus of the protests has moved from demands for the return of the students alive, to disbelief at the government'sfailure to crack down on widespread collusion between law enforcement agencies and drug mafias.

By midafternoon the protests had moved to the airport.

But there's a more significant reason a second Kent State would be unlikely -- protest has moved online.

The protest camp has moved a few metres to one side, to ensure a safe exit from the building in case of an emergency.

In the months after the bruising battle over the health care legislation, the company still seems to be fighting the last war, despite its protests that it has moved on.

He tweeted Tuesday, "Why is Rahm Emanuel so afraid of The Nightwatchman??" The nurses union's rally is not the first NATO-related protest that the city has moved from Daley Plaza.

Islamists have grasped that the game has moved beyond protests to the mechanics of elections, and their supporters are motivated, organized and energetic.

But, at least partly in response to comments by CNN's founder, Ted Turner, and protests about its coverage, CNN has moved to avoid the use of videotaped statements by Palestinian suicide bombers.

The row has moved past local protest.