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"Beating. It is strange how I have gotten so used to it over the years. I am not even perturbed by
the sound of policemen beating idlers on Bombo road just outside this building."
"So every Monday they hold ‘Walk to Work’ demonstrations. All opposition party members and parliamentarians walk to their offices. Idlers and workers in town stand by the roadsides to cheer them on or join them"
" . Either way, the blood managed to mingle with mucus from the nose and so was smeared all over the left side of the child’s face. The mother was wailing. She looked more terrified than the injured little girl who was sobbing quietly. The girl must have been about eight years old. As they whisked her into the emergency room [..]

I hate seeing crying girls. They remind me of that unforgettable first day."

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then the businessmen put on a demonstration because the ‘Walk to Work’ campaign disrupts their profit-making, then the university students hold a strike because the lecturers use the campaign to extend their weekends.

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then the businessmen put on a demonstration because the ‘Walk to Work’ campaign disrupts their profit-making, then the university students hold a strike because the lecturers use the campaign to extend their weekends. This cycle has continued for months, such that medical workers, teachers and lawyers have also taken turns going on strike. I would like to use the routine to stay safe at home, but this week is my deadline for sending the papers.

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Ever since Muammar Gaddafi died, the opposition thinks it can overthrow our president too. So every Monday they hold ‘Walk to Work’ demonstrations.

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 This cycle has continued for months, such that medical workers, teachers and lawyers have also taken turns going on strike.

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The receptionist finished with the other patients and turned back to me. By her gestures I could tell she was saying something about the ongoing riots. Ever since Muammar Gaddafi died, the opposition thinks it can overthrow our president too. So every Monday they hold ‘Walk to Work’ demonstrations.

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"All opposition party members and parliamentarians walk to their offices. Idlers and workers in town stand by the roadsides to cheer them on or join them, so every Monday morning the police and army roam about in ‘mambas’ spraying tear gas and pink water at the crowds, then the shops close for a few hours to prevent theft, until the protestors are arrested and released on bail, then the businessmen put on a demonstration because the ‘Walk to Work’ campaign disrupts their profit-making, then the university students hold a strike because the lecturers use the campaign to extend their weekends. This cycle has continued for months, such that medical workers, teachers and lawyers have also taken turns going on strike."

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So every Monday they hold ‘Walk to Work’ demonstrations. All opposition party members and parliamentarians walk to their offices. Idlers and workers in town stand by the roadsides to cheer them on or join them, so every Monday morning the police and army roam about in ‘mambas’ spraying tear gas and pink water at the crowds, then the shops close for a few hours to prevent theft, until the protestors are arrested and released on bail, then the businessmen put on a demonstration because the ‘Walk to Work’ campaign disrupts their profit-making, then the university students hold a strike because the lecturers use the campaign to extend their weekends. This cycle has continued for months, such that medical workers, teachers and lawyers have also taken turns going on strike. I would like to use the routine to stay safe at home, but this week is my deadline for sending the papers.

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All opposition party members and parliamentarians walk to their offices. Idlers and workers in town stand by the roadsides to cheer them on or join them, so every Monday morning the police and army roam about in ‘mambas’ spraying tear gas and pink water at the crowds, then the shops close for a few hours to prevent theft, until the protestors are arrested and released on bail, then the businessmen put on a demonstration because the ‘Walk to Work’ campaign disrupts their profit-making,   She was asking about Muntu and Sera - the first humans on earth and then moved on to some tale, mentioning Gipiir and Labong. Then she asked the shape of the world. Finally! I shot my hand up - I definitely knew the answer this one!
“Yes new girl. Stand up and give us the answer.”
“It’s a circle.” I shouted, beaming.
The class burst out laughing.

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It mostly affected the author's cultural experience since it show to her that Uganda was disorganized in the political manner and by showing her that some persons can be somewhat perseverant since they never stopped in protesting.
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Ever since Muammar Gaddafi died, the opposition thinks it can overthrow our president too. So every Monday they hold ‘Walk to Work’ demonstrations. All opposition party members and parliamentarians walk to their offices. Idlers and workers in town stand by the roadsides to cheer them on or join them, so every Monday morning the police and army roam about in ‘mambas’ spraying tear gas and pink water at the crowds.

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It affected the author because she was concerned about her safety   This cycle has continued for months, such that medical workers, teachers and lawyers have also taken turns going on strike.