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1. - The people traveling to the protest wanted their voices to be heard in Washington. - Everyone traveling to the protest wanted their voices to be heard in Washington.2. - Neither the train nor the buses had enough room to hold everyone who wanted to ride them. - Neither the train nor the buses had enough room to hold everyone who wanted to ride it.3. - The organizer and driving force behind the protest was urging all of their friends and acquaintances to attend. - The organizer and driving force behind the protest was urging all of her friends and acquaintances to attend.4. - In Washington, the crowd grew until they covered most of the Mall. - In Washington, the crowd grew until it covered most of the Mall.5. - Everyone clapped his or her hands as the speakers rallied the crowd.- Everyone clapped their hands as the speakers rallied the crowd.6. - The people wanted changes in public policy, and at the protest they could demand those changes. - The people wanted changes in public policy, and at the protest you could demand those changes.7. - Anyone who attended the protest felt that he had done the right thing. - Anyone who attended the protest felt that he or she had done the right thing.8. - A protester should always try to make their message clear to the audience. - Protesters should always try to make their message clear to the audience.9. - In a democracy, people have the opportunity to criticize policies they dislike. - In a democracy, people have the opportunity to criticize policies we dislike.10. - All Americans should do whatever you have to do to participate in politics. - All Americans should do whatever they have to do to participate in politics.
