| "'in protest of Columbus' role in the genocide... | |
| "--Padua, where I protest, for want of means-- | |
| "... protest against this violation of freedom of thought in Brazil... | |
| "A proclamation from the men of Company 'B' in protest to LorryJones. | |
| "Accepted under protest" and put them in escrow. | |
| "'in protest of Columbus' role in the genocide... | |
| "--Padua, where I protest, for want of means-- | |
| "... protest against this violation of freedom of thought in Brazil... | |
| "A proclamation from the men of Company 'B' in protest to LorryJones. | |
| "Accepted under protest" and put them in escrow. | |
| " But how far are they demonstrations, strikes, protests and life." Paragraph. | |
| "About all these protests?" Yes, Mum. "I'm really worried, Michael. | |
| "Are you in favor of protests with riots?". | |
| "But I don't want to meet crazy people!" Alice protests. | |
| "Never again will any political party ignore the protests of the church and the moral forces of the state." | |
| " But how far are they demonstrations, strikes, protests and life." Paragraph. | |
| "About all these protests?" Yes, Mum. "I'm really worried, Michael. | |
| "Are you in favor of protests with riots?". | |
| "But I don't want to meet crazy people!" Alice protests. | |
| "Never again will any political party ignore the protests of the church and the moral forces of the state." | |
| "But it was the best butter," protested the March Hare. | |
| "The Corporal protested angrily." Piss off, Mac! | |
| "l can't believe we're shooting this now." And I protested. | |
| - I protested at your appointments? | |
| - In other words, you protested. | |
| "Executed this day, most falsely protesting her innocence, | |
| "Executed this day, most falsely protesting her innocence." | |
| "On this day, November 15th, we're all going to wear these black armbands as a form of symbolic solidarity with the protesting in the United States. | |
| "Peacock in my heart resting Come out, without protesting" | |
| "civil society organizations are protesting to new laws by peaceful means. | |
| "But it was the best butter," protested the March Hare. | |
| "The Corporal protested angrily." Piss off, Mac! | |
| "l can't believe we're shooting this now." And I protested. | |
| - I protested at your appointments? | |
| - In other words, you protested. | |
| "Executed this day, most falsely protesting her innocence, | |
| "Executed this day, most falsely protesting her innocence." | |
| "On this day, November 15th, we're all going to wear these black armbands as a form of symbolic solidarity with the protesting in the United States. | |
| "Peacock in my heart resting Come out, without protesting" | |
| "civil society organizations are protesting to new laws by peaceful means. | |
