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Popular opposition was expressed in numerous spontaneous acts of nonviolent resistance, also called civil resistance.
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Nonviolent resistance was at the heart of these campaigns, but key features of this nonviolence have been largely neglected by historians.
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The pair aimed to make a nontraditional and nonviolent game.
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The officials were very secretive about planning this act of nonviolent strike.
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Nevertheless, he continued to wage a nonviolent resistance through his songs.
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Overall mortality from nonviolent causes was about 60% higher in the post-invasion period than in the pre-invasion period.
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Sharp is one of the most influential theoreticians of nonviolent action, and his publications have been influential in struggles around the world.
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Although it was marketed as a nonviolent, girl-friendly game, it is frequently criticized as not being interactive enough to be called a game.
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Because these eruptions are relatively nonviolent, they rarely cause human fatalities.
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In some specific fields within social change movements, there is also interest in nonviolent revolution.
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