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From Swaziland to Papua to Georgia, here are the world's forgotten revolutions

LONDON — From Swaziland to Papua to Georgia, here's what the media have been neglecting — and why. 

Tbilisi demonstrators felt left behind by the "new Georgia"

TBILISI — The majority of those who had taken to the streets were not young radicals, but middle-aged workers and retirees, huddled together gasping for air through the tear gas and rain.

Arab Spring, Act II

WASHINGTON — Georgia’s case underscores that revolutionary moments matter — above all — because they seize the imaginations of the broad public.
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