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walkout

noun as in demonstration

noun as in job action

noun as in sit-down strike

noun as in work stoppage

Strongest match

verb as in demonstrate

Strongest matches

Weak matches

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Bosch staged a dramatic walkout earlier this month -- in an evening gown and high heels -- from a meeting where she was lambasted by Thai organiser Nawat Itsaragrisil.

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On the lower level, a finished walkout basement expands the home’s footprint even further, with a home theater, cozy lounge, and two more bedrooms.

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With his parents’ encouragement, he joined some 200 other students in a midday walkout after the closures were announced.

Unite union members in the city began a full walkout seven months ago, and in September voted to extend their action until March.

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She has filed a total of 25 against the district, citing Free Palestine posters in various school classrooms, additional teach-ins, a May Day walkout and “disruptive conduct” at an antisemitism training session.

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