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Filming had been interrupted by the fall of Assad and unrest in Syria.

The following month, Bolsonaro shared a post about her on X, calling for an amnesty for those involved in the civil unrest in 2023.

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The unrest began on 2 March after a car was set on fire in Edinburgh's Parrotshot area near The Jewel.

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He suggested that the murder investigation into Mr Blake was launched amid pressure over potential unrest, which is denied by the IOPC.

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Still, unrest is a concern, especially because there is already discontent over an ongoing property crisis and job losses.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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