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hunger march

British  

noun

  1. a procession of protest or demonstration by the unemployed

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In response to a pro-democracy hunger march, he scoffed, “The authorities will always eat their fill.”

From New York Times

He thinks about his late friend, John Bulla, who was a successful businessman in Texas, and how they endured the hunger march across northern Europe.

From Washington Times

Shareholders’ own hunger march, in other words, goes on.

From Economist