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movement

[moov-muhnt] / ˈmuv mənt /




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Elianna described how a few days after the match, Davies began experiencing stiffness in his hips and had difficulty carrying out basic movements.

From BBC

More than 3,000 rallies were planned nationwide, spanning all 50 states, with millions expected to participate in a movement that has rapidly grown since 2025.

From Salon

The question now is how far the movement is prepared to go.

From BBC

Many union members were involved in the movement, although never in an official capacity.

From Salon

The No Kings movement is young and organized disproportionately by women.

From Salon