Obviously, India is not America, but both countries were born in popular protest (against the same empire) and I found it instructive to examine my Occupying countrymen from this vantage point.
First elected president in 1968, he won his second term 25 years later, at the age of 77, on a wave of nostalgia, born of popular disgust over the corruption and incompetence of Venezuela's morally bankrupt political system.
He said that the orchestra was born of popular demand -- churchgoers heard the players accompanying choral works and wanted to hear the group on its own -- and that many had contributed money to help the group meet its projected budget of $20,000 for four concerts.
Hence was born a popular expression.
"The Girl With a Brave Heart," by Rita Jahanforuz, an Iranian-born popular singer raised in Israel, tells the story of a young motherless girl, Shiraz.
They have all been born since a popular uprising disintegrated into a civil war in 2011.
Front also appears on Psychobitches, a series born out of popular acclaim for last year's pilot.
When Raj Khaira's brother was born, ladoos, a popular celebratory Indian sweet, were sprinkled among the community like confetti.
C. 1701 - c. 1800 near Eṣfahān, Iran Salmān al-Fārisī, (flourished 7th century, born near Eṣfahān, Iran), popular figure in Muslim legend and a national hero of Iran.
He accused the administration of hiding behind a false claim that the assault was born out of popular demonstrations against an anti-Muslim video.
And the fact that this was not simply a zigzag in US policy was born out by popular and congressional hostility towards American involvement in another war in the region.
