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Syria's protesters, newly emboldened, swing between elation at their success and despair at the bloodshed.

REMEMBER the excitement of a snowy Kiev five years ago, with tent-dwelling protesters rhythmically chanting “Yush-chen-ko”?

The protesters have mostly been fishermen and villagers living nearby who are bitterly opposed to the project.

Mr Daniels’s response was: “You need to do this or you’ll end up with single payer [the single scheme that the protesters in Indianapolis were calling for].”

She said he should be recognized for those steps even if they fall short of what angry protesters in the streets of Cairo are demanding and will not alone produce free and fair elections.

If protesters feel there is no other option, they may resort to weapons, which would blur the lines and reinforce the regime's narrative, based on labelling the protest movement an insurgency.

Security forces shot dozens of unarmed protesters.

The Patriarch of the Serbian church has backed the protesters.

Pro-Thaksin protesters are likely to be further enraged by the Election Commission’s ruling.

The Deep South remained adamant in its opposition to most desegregation measures, often violently; protesters were attacked and occasionally killed.

The line of protesters spread across pennsylvania Avenue for blocks, all the way to the capitol, according to the Washington Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency.

The move sparked rioting and looting by several thousand protesters from Estonia's large population of ethnic Russians, who tend to see the statue as a cherished memorial to wartime sacrifice.

I'm with these 41 indignant protesters.

The army could still be used to disperse protesters.

The Iranian government has dangerously upped the nuclear ante in diplomacy and still faces resilient protesters at home.

Forty-nine people were injured as troops fired into the air while clearing protesters loyal to the former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra from a road junction.

She also voted to strike down a state law barring “partial-birth” abortions and to let aggressive protesters outside abortion clinics be pursued with racketeering laws designed to curb the mafia.

Reports say the march ended peacefully, but some protesters were arrested.

Syria's protesters want President Bashar Assad's rule to be declared illegitimate though they are less keen on any kind of military intervention.

He tried to pacify the protesters with promise of reform.

If, as the protesters demand, this patronage system were ended, Mr Assad's hand would be severely weakened.

A popular chant among the protesters is "One!"

Few protesters are burning senators in effigy, as they were a century ago, and a voluntary armistice between the two parties seems an even more remote prospect than that.

Many protesters refuse any dialogue with the President and insist on his immediate resignation.

Nick Lemmin, 25, of Brooklyn, was spending his first night at the encampment. He was one of a handful of protesters still at the park early Sunday.