If opposition crowds do mobilize in November, it is far from clear what they will demand.
In music it means that all these little tribes and congregations of fans can mobilize in really powerful ways.
Mr. Lichtenstein, the historian, notes that it took awhile for the poor to mobilize in the Great Depression.
THE DEPLOYMENT -- American forces continued to mobilize in and around Central Asia, with troops moving into Uzbekistan, on Afghanistan's northern border.
At moments when crowds mobilize in obedience, or condense into a single all-defining order, an Omelas-like price always has to be paid.
"With anthrax they were slow to mobilize, in terms of this being a national crisis," Dr. Peggy Hamburg, a health official in the Clinton administration, said.
But in either guise he was an authoritarian, with little patience for argument, who profited from the Revolution's clearing operations to construct and mobilize in his own fashion.
It is inconceivable in this atmosphere that blacks themselves will not mobilize in a major way to save these young people.
The new law authorizes the increase of Americorps to 250,000 positions from 75,000 by the year 2017, increases its education subsidies and creates a reserve of Americorps veterans to mobilize in disaster zones.
To the south, however, some residents who benefited from the old system have begun to mobilize in opposition to the new arrangement, on grounds that the shift toward desalination might simply produce a different environmental harm.
"The purpose of Basta Ya!," Savater said to me, "is not to mobilize in reaction to deaths, although our members attend the demonstrations, but to affirm support for democracy and the Spanish constitution".
