Should it be "has" instead?

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What started as mostly peaceful rallies have turned increasingly violent, with Monday seeing some of the worst violence in the former British colony in decades after a protester was shot at close range and a man was set on fire.

Should it be "has" instead? If not, what is the reason?

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[+4] - Sturgis - 11/13/2019Have is correct. Have is being used due to the plural, rallies. If it had been a single rally, then , has would be the correct word. Example: [i]What started as a mostly peaceful rally has...

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Have is correct.

Have is being used due to the plural, rallies. If it had been a single rally, then , has would be the correct word.

Example: What started as a mostly peaceful rally has turned increasingly violent...

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