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Discover Ludwig"public agitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which the public is exerting pressure on a group or organization to change their policies, decisions, or views. For example: "The public's agitation against the governor's ban on protests led to its repeal."
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Public agitation could well spend itself.
Public agitation has gotten him released from prison.
Others did not attend, questioning whether public agitation was the way to recapture a governing majority.
The former prime minister, Tony Abbott, continued his public agitation against Turnbull and against the Neg.
But everyone would be better off if shareholders could rely less on public agitation and more on real power.
This gave rise to public agitation and discussion over the question which had become acute in November , 1913
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His highly publicized injury led to increased public discussion about and agitation to improve player safety in the NHL.
But it was uncertain whether these officials, once the ballots were cast, could do their duty free from public pressure and agitation.
As the history of the battle against racist police violence so pointedly teaches, the public outcry and agitation must continue not only in Ferguson but across the nation.
Nagammai actively supported her husband in his later public activities and agitations.
His book project, entitled "Courteous Capitalism," reveals how utility firms in the early twentieth century defended their monopolies against agitation for public ownership by offering courteous customer service and deploying other public relations strategies.
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