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The young people who hated the police, and who in fact rioted against the police, now have telephone links and use walkie-talkies with the police.
As was rioted in the report, human error cannot be eliminated altogether in the compilation of such a large body of data.
They never rioted or cut people's throats, because sentencing was more severe.
Four hundred youths rioted in the city centre.
Will he investigate what happened two nights ago, when a crowd inside and outside that hospital rioted because the police tried to arrest a person who was hijacking a car?
Some prisoners rioted; others escaped.
It will be rioted that it is only an application, and the criterion of having a closed shop accepted are so rigorous that an application can perfectly well be rejected.
The case involved charges the miners rioted when confronted with strikebreakers, but only one man was convicted.
Farmers were one of several politicized groups that rioted on the streets.
Because the serfs had no political power, they rioted to get their message across.
After seeing the film, which was filled with action and violence, audiences in some major northern cities rioted over the film's racial content.
Much of the crowd rioted loudly, and the actors performed the remainder of the play in dumbshow.
Pursuant to the provisions, prisoners rioted and the attackers were in their positions, but never got the truck to rescue the prisoners.
To express their feelings, students boycotted examinations, rioted, arranged marches in sympathy with the strikers or political prisoners, circulated petitions, or wrote antigovernment propaganda.
Those in opposition of the reform rioted, and seized grain that came in on shipments.
