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1 crowds were baton-charged by police
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nto break up / to clear a crowd — разгонять / рассеивать толпу
to disperse a crowd — разгонять / рассеивать толпу
- cheering crowdto draw huge crowds to one's rally — привлекать толпы людей на свой митинг
- crowd dispersed
- crowd stampeded
- crowds thinned out
- crowds were baton-charged by police
- ecstatic crowd
- enthusiastic crowd
- jubilant crowd
- large crowd
- rally crowd
- vast crowd
- vengeful crowd
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