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protest about
(redirected from protest against)

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protest about someone or something and protest against someone or something 
1. to complain about someone or something. Valerie is always protesting about some problem at work. She filed a complaint that protested against her supervisor.
2. to rally or demonstrate against someone or something. A number of people protested about the war. They were mainly protesting against the draft.
See also: protest


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Byline: ANI New Delhi, Nov 19 (ANI): Farmers from all parts of the country have begun congregating in the national capital in an attempt to stall proceedings in the winter session of parliament in protest against high sugarcane prices.
Summary: Yemen has called the Iranian ambassador to protest against Tehran's support for the Houthi rebels in northern parts of the country.
Almost all members took a casual leave to protest against the government's decision on the issue of the salaries of IIT staff," Anurag Sharma, physics professor at the institute, said.
 
 
 
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