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3 years ago
6

The tens of thousands of young people across the Arab world who came out to oppose and change the governments of Egypt and Tunis

ia demonstrated what aspect of their movement.
History
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fredd [130]3 years ago
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Answer:

The season spring, because " The arab spring." hey its not a race, take your time on understanding my answers.

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