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See: demonstrate, protest


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If you just want to complain publicly, then you can go to Internet sites and [post] a complaint, or you can call your local television stations or newspapers," says Hood.
And although Rooney believes his most effective position is through the middle, the 19-year-old has refused to complain publicly and vowed to play wherever he is asked.
Graham admitted he was "surprised and shocked" by Yeboah's decision to complain publicly about being kept waiting for a first-team return after eight months out of action with knee trouble.
 
 
 
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