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Moscow "firmly rejects" any involvement and its embassy in Copenhagen has denounced the incidents as "staged provocation".

From BBC

The Israel-Premier Tech team were at the centre of several disruptions during this month's Grand Tour in Spain, as protests were staged over Israel's war in Gaza.

From BBC

In his response, the host claimed some of the videos circulating online from the raids were not real and were staged for the purpose of content.

Indonesians have staged demonstrations, as have Filipinos, with tens of thousands protesting in the capital Manila on Sunday.

From BBC

Some stores even staged walkouts, citing the dress code change as the last straw in a slew of new policies Starbucks that employees say are stifling and damaging their ability to properly do their jobs.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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