The popular insurrection gave the government a much greater mandate than any election. |
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You may have something approximated to armed insurrection or civil war, perhaps on the ground. |
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There were four anarchists on the Military Revolutionary Committee which organised the insurrection in Petrograd. |
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Meanwhile, a revolutionary insurrection by a disaffected Kentish mob threatens to bring anarchy to London. |
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Police blamed the explosion on rebels waging an armed insurrection in the kingdom. |
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The Maoist rebels have been waging a Marxist insurrection in Nepal for nine years to abolish the monarchy. |
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In February 1917 economic strikes and food protests led by women fused into a general strike that drew the army into an insurrection. |
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Never play with insurrection, but when beginning it be aware that you must go all the way. |
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The insurrection swept the old government from office and could only be crushed by the might of the Russian army. |
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We're too cowardly to actually commit insurrection, and its impossibility becomes a grimly mocking reminder of our impotence. |
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In 1920 British troops put down an insurrection in Iraq, and crushed protests and strikes in favour of independence in Egypt. |
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They were under the general orders of Mola and Franco, the leaders of the military insurrection that had sparked the Spanish Civil War. |
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At the peak of the insurrection, the defenders ran out of tear gas, and snipers began attempts to pick them off. |
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Throughout the whole insurrection not asingle imprisoned Communist was shot. |
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This was an orgy of hate-mongering and incitement to violence, insurrection and murder. |
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For a short while, the police continued to insist that they had thwarted an armed insurrection. |
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Although advocating non-violent protest, it proposes insurrection as a last resort. |
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It has grown into a nationwide insurrection by disillusioned suburban youths. |
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This law defined abolitionist petitions as agents of sedition and violent insurrection. |
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One sector, led by the Ministry of Education and the Mayor of Caracas, called for a popular insurrection to defend the government. |
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Is that the answer, or is it a matter of handling this insurrection, if you like, in a different way. |
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By 1803, he had teamed up with Robert Emmet and together they planned another insurrection. |
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Papua New Guinea troops, backed by Australian logistical support, put down the insurrection. |
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There were rumblings of insurrection and dissatisfaction at various levels. |
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Reacting to the momentum of events, Lenin, from hiding, ordered preparations for an armed insurrection. |
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Stalin saw the organisers of the insurrection as reactionary nationalists who would stand in the way of future Soviet hegemony. |
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Of course, without American logistical aid, the insurrection would have ended in tragedy. |
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Western intelligence agencies, they reasoned, had poured money into Ukrainian civil society groups that were then used as fronts to organize the insurrection. |
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Not surprisingly, the topic of the day Monday was insurrection, dissension, mutiny and what has happened to the glory that once was France. |
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In addition, Lessee shall not use the Equipment in advancement of any war, act of terrorism, insurrection or civil or public disturbance. |
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On the other hand, practices emerging from revolutionary syndicalism combine gradualist practices with practices of mass insurrection. |
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The influence of the insurrection has spread to all of the zones that have been pacified, with great difficulty, as I said. |
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The Corporation shall accept the refusal of a Foreign Correspondent to be assigned to a war zone or to an area of riot or insurrection. |
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It may yet amplify its effect across a Europe uncommonly volatile and vulnerable to a Grillo-style insurrection. |
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Until the insurrection of 1837, Papineau remained a prominent political figurehead in Lower Canada. |
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The voters' insurrection affected both those countries in financial meltdown and those having to stump up to bail them out and save the euro. |
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The strategy to counter the insurrection prepared by General Petraeus has made it possible to reduce violence in the capital. |
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Every Bulgarian knows also that Victor Hugo defended their people's cause when the April 1876 insurrection was brutally put down. |
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Furthermore, one of the primary causes of insurrection is the perception that the state is not serving the people. |
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Fear of anarchy and of Bolshevik insurrection were elements common to all forms of fascism and important in attracting the support of the middle classes and petty bourgeoisie. |
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Then there was an insurrection in which the British killed 10,000 people. |
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In the early 1960s Cambridge University was a hotbed of cultural and social insurrection. |
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It is said that the Central Junta of the Carlist organization is to meet today to discuss means to procure funds to support an insurrection in Catalonia. |
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In a rare moment of insurrection, Rivera threatened to stay behind, even without permission. |
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As it happens, summer mounted a last minute insurrection and the day was unreasonably hot, with everyone dressed for the wrong season and mopping their brows. |
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In any case, the insurrection ended with negotiations and, without a shot being fired, the mutineers returned to their barracks with their weapons and explosives. |
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In May 1860 Garibaldi led an expedition of 1,000 ill-armed volunteers from the north to Sicily to support a Sicilian insurrection against Neapolitan rule. |
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Son of Banquo, Fleance escapes Macbeth's murderous rampage and flees to England where he helps Macduff mount the insurrection that unthrones Macbeth. |
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There will be mass defections, mass surrenders, insurrection. |
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After the outbreak of the First World War, Connolly became determined to launch an insurrection to this end. |
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Throughout the 19th century Irish opposition to the Union was strong, occasionally erupting in violent insurrection. |
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What resulted was an armed insurrection, with many Scots signing the Solemn League and Covenant. |
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It is public knowledge that oil companies have even sometimes contributed to the outbreak of war or insurrection, with oil prices rising as a consequence. |
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The carbonara insurrection in 1820 Naples encircled prince's figure of the reverential mantle of a prophet in how much everything happened as it was state prognosticated in his works. |
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The basic truth of insurrection is now reality for all of us. |
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Just after the May Days, Rebull authored an earnest critique of the POUM's governmental slogan that said not one word about the POUM's role in dismantling the barricades and subverting the insurrection! |
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Start of the anti-Mobutu insurrection from eastern DRC in November. |
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Exile had also given Byron his first taste of insurrection and intrigue. |
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However, the choice of a husband might also provoke political instability or even insurrection. |
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He offered a wide amnesty to participants of the insurrection, and promised to name Arabs to high positions in his government. |
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Within this grouping, another faction planned an insurrection against British rule in Ireland, while the War was going on. |
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The period of peace lasted until 1729, when the refusal to pay taxes by a peasant sparked the general insurrection of the island against Genoa. |
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More serious was the revolt that began with Civilis' Batavian insurrection during the Year of the Four Emperors. |
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The last insurrection occurred in 804, more than thirty years after Charlemagne's first campaign against them, but also failed. |
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The last insurrection of the Engrian people occurred in 804, more than thirty years after Charlemagne's first campaign against them. |
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By late 1958 the rebels had broken out of the Sierra Maestra and launched a general popular insurrection. |
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In 1971, Ceylon experienced a Marxist insurrection, which was quickly suppressed. |
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In 1609, a leader named Gaspar Yanga led an insurrection against the Spanish but was defeated in battle. |
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The insurrection was soon over when another syndic appeared and ordered Perrin to go with him to the town hall. |
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Mena fled Managua with his brother, the chief of police of Managua, to start an insurrection. |
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From an insurrection by a colony within the British Empire it grew into a renewal of global war between the two superpowers in the western world at the time. |
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Against the backdrop of these challenges that we are confronted with, we are committed to fostering political dialogue as the essential mechanism for preventing recourse to insurrection and armed struggle. |
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Moreover, liability might be excepted when, for instance, the damage had been the result of armed conflict, hostilities, civil war or insurrection or the result of a natural phenomena. |
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The disaffection provoked among Iraqis by Saddam's pointless war and defeat came close to resulting in the collapse of his regime but his government responded by putting down this insurrection with characteristic brutality. |
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Reacting to those accusations, the Prime Minister, Mr. Elie Dote said that the operation of the army was aimed at nipping in the bud an insurrection fomented by isolated groups. |
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The Kurdish literary life in Iraq suffered the repercussions of the failure of the long Kurdish insurrection and the pitiless war between Iran and the Iraq. |
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Little of this was reflected at the time in the mainstream media, which mostly portrayed the strike as an anti-democratic insurrection led by a ranting megalomaniac in defiance of economic logic. |
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While the world recognizes a sovereign state's right to defend itself against armed insurrection, the actions of the Yugoslav government in Kosovo have clearly gone far beyond the pale of acceptable behaviour. |
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Should any attempt at insurrection misfire, they point out, it would be the people of Irbil, not the conference-goers in London, who pay the price. |
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While many countries are becoming more stable, there remain areas that are not truly under the control of an accountable nation, and the threat of armed insurrection still exists. |
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Edwards's fortifications were tested in 1294 when Madog ap Llywelyn rebelled against English rule, the first major insurrection since the conquest. |
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In 1873 a communalist insurrection broke out in the southeast of Spain, and the Spanish squadron stationed at Cartagena fell into the hands of the insurgents. |
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Instead of fighting the insurrection, Charles fled to Neidingen and died the following year in 888, leaving a divided entity and a succession mess. |
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In January of 1932, the peasant insurrection of La Matanza began with the occupation of a military garrison, government buildings, and private homes in western El Salvador. |
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In September 1858 Rae Ahmed Nawaz Khan Kharal, head of the Khurrul tribe, led an insurrection in the Neeli Bar district, between the Sutlej, Ravi and Chenab rivers. |
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His attempted reforms were interrupted in 1864 by an Arab insurrection, which required more than a year and an army of 85,000 soldiers to suppress. |
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On 4 April, a food contractor attempted to work off some damaged hardtack on them in place of soft bread and was forced to yield by their insurrection. |
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At Lorenzo's direction, the insurrection was brutally suppressed. |
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Hardly surprisingly, there are no surviving letters outlining plans for insurrection, but physical force Chartists had undoubtedly started organising. |
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