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Discover Ludwig"shouted slogans" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that a group of people were vocally expressing their beliefs or ideals. For example: "The protesters shouted slogans demanding better working conditions."
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"We have shouted slogans and held banners.
A few dozen supporters shouted slogans outside the prison.
They waved placards and shouted slogans ridiculing the regime.
"That agitated the villagers further, and they shouted slogans: B.S.F.
The writers themselves mostly shouted slogans of their own devising.
They shouted slogans calling for Gunnlaugsson to quit.
They clapped, ululated and shouted slogans of support.
Others were detained when they unveiled banners or shouted slogans.
Outside Amman, protesters broke a taboo and shouted slogans against the king.
A small crowd gathered at the airport and shouted slogans in his support.
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His shouted slogan, "45 minutes, Mr Bliar", was so loud it led to objections by MPs.
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