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1. Gaining popular support, the blond, grey-eyed Heraclius overthrows the incompetent Byzantine emperor Phocas and has him hanged.

High Popularity

1. However, Lockout was remade into Blackout in Halo 3 due to its high popularity, which is incomparable to the popular support for a Blood Gulch. (Web site)

Significant Popular Support

1. However, the 1995 Russian parliamentary and 1996 presidential elections showed that the communists still had significant popular support. (Web site)

Senate

1. This was done so that the senate could stop a future general with popular support from seizing complete power.

Spectrum

1. The left of centre New Zealand Democratic Party takes a more or less progressive liberal position in the spectrum, but lost popular support. (Web site)

Threat

1. In Greece, this threat enjoys wide popular support as well as blanket partisan approval. (Web site)

Indonesia

1. Joe Vialls theories have received popular support among some Muslims in Indonesia, many of whom cited his findings as fact.
2. Apodeti, a party advocating integration with Indonesia, enjoyed little popular support.

Actions

1. While coup organizers expected popular support for their actions, the public sympathy in Moscow was largely against them. (Web site)

Campaign

1. Those groups that do campaign for such a thing tend to be right-wing organisations with very little popular support.

State

1. In March 1977 Gandhi lifted the state of emergency and called a free election, perhaps hoping to demonstrate popular support for her regime.

Economy

1. As the economy grew, society stabilized, politics was gradually liberalized, and popular support for the colonial government began to increase.

Armed

1. Armed with popular support, Mary rode triumphantly into London, her half-sister Elizabeth at her side. (Web site)

Rebels

1. Although the datus of Jolo continued to condemn the rebels, there began to develop popular support of a general uprising among the Moro commoners of Jolo. (Web site)
2. The rebels, who had wide popular support, offered the throne to King Taksin's commander in chief. (Web site)

Hitler

1. We have politicians in India who have expressed their admiration for Hitler and who enjoy significant popular support. (Web site)

Revolutionaries

1. Drawing on a wellspring of popular support and the defection of numerous officers in the local garrison, the revolutionaries soon captured Wuhan.
2. The revolutionaries, though, failed to court popular support and fell to Austrian troops of the Holy Alliance.

Coup

1. Russian SFSR President Boris Yeltsin was quick to condemn the coup and grab popular support for himself.

Reforms

1. In return, communists in Shanxi under Bo's leadership helped Yen to implement many reforms that greatly increased the popular support for Yan's regime.

Agenda

1. But George W. Bush represented the ultimate front for the far-right agenda, an agenda that could never receive popular support if disclosed. (Web site)

Green Party

1. Even the Green party enjoyed an increase in popular support. (Web site)

Power

1. Caesar seized power, using the same popular support that Sulla had feared. (Web site)
2. The Liberal Party of Louis St. Laurent had been in power since 1935, and appeared to have strong popular support.

Opponents

1. Gained popular support by advocating Buddhism but ruthlessly persecuted her opponents within the royal family and the nobility.

Emperor

1. While Constantine fled to Amorion, Artabasdus seized Constantinople amid popular support and was crowned emperor.

Revolt

1. The greatest such revolt was that of Owain Glyndwr, who gained popular support in 1400, and defeated an English force at Pumlumon in 1401.

Half-Sister

1. Armed with popular support, Mary rode triumphantly into London, her half-sister, the Lady Elizabeth, at her side. (Web site)

Peloponnesian War

1. During the Peloponnesian War, Pericles' dependence on popular support to govern was obvious. (Web site)

Monetary Union

1. And the more they deflate their economies, the less popular support there is for Economic and Monetary Union. (Web site)

National Unity

1. The Union has popular support and is a symbol of national unity in an otherwise divided country.

Metric System

1. There is presently little political or popular support for a comprehensive switch to the metric system. (Web site)

Communist Rule

1. Kádár became premier and sought to win popular support for Communist rule and to improve Hungary's relations with Yugoslavia and other countries. (Web site)

Polls

1. This received popular support, with the young party rating over 10% in the polls at one stage, despite hostility from the media and Labour hierarchy. (Web site)

Reform Party

1. The Reform Party and Gibraltar Labour Party, having failed to achieve any popular support, ceased operating in 2005.

Internal Reforms

1. Belatedly, the Republic of China government sought to enlist popular support through internal reforms.

People

1. Meanwhile, Islam remains the only official religion of The Maldives with popular support of the people of the Republic. (Web site)
2. Some Buddhist temples were used as temples of folk religion by the people, and thus received popular support.
3. These two men rivaled for the next dictatorship, so in order to keep up with Pompey, Crassus needs the popular support of the people. (Web site)

Nation

1. Founding the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, Zia won widespread popular support for stabilising the nation and leading it in a new direction.

Government

1. The government was cleared of impropriety in all cases, but its popular support nonetheless declined.

Liberals

1. It had been nearly tied with the Liberals for popular support for several years, and had hoped to surpass them.

War

1. �Sharon is conducting a vicious psychological operation inside Israel, to secure popular support for a war by staging continuous terror scares. (Web site)

Chamberlain

1. But when Hitler breached the treaty, both Chamberlain and Daladier lost popular support, and, by the start of World War II, neither was still in office. (Web site)

First Crusade

1. What I do want to pursue are issues such as why the First Crusade had such a large amount of popular support.
2. All of these factors were manifested in the overwhelming popular support for the First Crusade and the religious vitality of the 12th century.

Australian Flag

1. B. Ausflag is an organization formed to "secure the popular support of the Australian people for the adoption of an Australian flag, anthem, and colours.". (Web site)
2. An organisation seeking to secure popular support for a new Australian flag.

Insurgency

1. The U.S. realized that the South Vietnamese government needed a solid base of popular support if it was to survive the insurgency. (Web site)
2. The military reality in Afghanistan is that the occupation force has been unable to suppress an insurgency that has significant popular support. (Web site)

Communists

1. The communists thus had a degree of popular support for their campaign to bring down Diem and reunify the country. (Web site)
2. Still, the popular support of the Communists proved to be short lived.
3. The communists received popular support for their allegations that the Nepali Congress Party was too close to India and was a threat to Nepal's sovereignty. (Web site)

Party

1. Indira Gandhi wanted to use a populist agenda in order to mobilise popular support for the party.
2. The party later recovered in popular support, but the broken promise has created a lasting difficulty for McGuinty's administration. (Web site)

Ccf

1. The CCF dropped 9 percentage points, but their seat total was even more dramatically reduced compared to their level of popular support.
2. In 1943, the CCF left the coalition and was enjoying a higher level of popular support. (Web site)
3. By the end of the 193 Os, the Depression and World War II had created an opening for popular support towards the CCF and its socialist ideas. (Web site)

Popular Support

1. It appears the Iraqi insurgency retains a degree of popular support in the "Sunni triangle," especially in cities like Fallujah.
2. However, with the country suffering from hyperinflation, widespread corruption and other economic ills, the KMT continued to lose popular support. (Web site)
3. He was the only leader with both the popular support and international recognition to be capable of leading the nation into a war against Japan. (Web site)

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