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mob
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A mob generally refers to a large disorderly crowd or group of people, often associated with protests, demonstrations, or riots.
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mob
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Associated with rioting, violence, and unruly behavior
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mob
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Mobs are often associated with protests, demonstrations, or riots, and may require police intervention to maintain public order.
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mob
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Mobs are often associated with riots, protests, or violent gatherings.
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mobilize
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Mobilizing resources for a cause or campaign is common, such as organizing protests or rallies.
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mobilize
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Mobilize resources and manpower quickly in response to emergencies or military actions.
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mobilize
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Mobilize often refers to organizing resources, troops, or efforts for a specific purpose, such as in military or disaster response contexts.
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upstage
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To upstage someone means to deliberately draw attention to yourself and away from someone else in a performance or social setting.
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