| long march | 11.45 | The season of the long march. | ||
| protestant march | 6.12 | Government blocks Protestant march. | ||
| orange march | 2.96 | Orange marches often boil over into street violence. | ||
| peaceful march | 2.83 | There was a heavy police presence for the peaceful march. | ||
| street march | 2.57 | Street marches are banned during the campaign. | ||
| annual march | 2.37 | Jews mark annual Auschwitz march. | ||
| similar march | 2.30 | A similar march is planned for next week. | ||
| planned march | 2.17 | He stopped to chat about the planned march. | ||
| military march | 1.97 | We have to go on a military march every day. | ||
| upward march | 1.84 | Now medical costs have resumed their upward march. | ||
| traditional march | 1.71 | Many Catholics resent the traditional Orange marches as provocative. | ||
| inexorable march | 1.51 | And crime had already set out on its inexorable march. | ||
| massive march | 1.45 | It also led to a massive anti-racism march in Lisbon days afterwards. | ||
| first march | 1.38 | But the first march of the week was peaceful. | ||
| civil_rights march | 1.25 | Civil rights marches. | ||
| mass march | 1.25 | The holiday is not celebrated by mass marches. | ||
| anti-government march | 1.18 | The action is aimed at preventing anti-government marches. | ||
| smaller march | 1.18 | A smaller march was held in Guayaquil. | ||
| daily march | 1.12 | But soon their demands grew, as did the daily marches to Tiananmen. | ||
| silent march | 1.12 | Overnight Wednesday, students carrying candles staged a silent march from the shelter. |