During the campaign the 9th Division was assisted by indigenous fighters who were waging a guerrilla war against Japanese forces with the support of Australian special forces such as Z Special Unit.
They barge on stage, shoving local talent aside and crying, "Hey, look at me". Gordon Brown, for some reason campaigning in West Bromwich, was assisted by Angelina Jolie on a phone-in from her luxury resort in Namibia.
"Well, I've also sat down with people from Sinn Fein, as you know, because I thought it was important to do so in the context of peace in Northern Ireland," Mr. Blair said, referring to the political wing of the Irish Republican Army, whose campaign of terror in Britain was assisted for many years by Colonel Qaddafi's intelligence services.
A fundraising campaign for the £19 million planned refurbishment was assisted by appearances from, among others, Richard Briers, Stephanie Cole, Judi Dench, Prunella Scales, Patrick Stewart and Timothy West.
"This is an exhilarating development, almost with milestone significance," an editorial in the Shanghai Daily gushed soon afterward, "for it suggests that China's anti-graft campaign is finally being assisted by at least a few Western countries".
Cameron was making a speech to the CBI annual conference in London on Monday when he was interrupted by students from the anti-EU campaign group Britain Affiliated, who were assisted by the Vote Leave campaign.
The Red Cross was assisting.
McGovern's campaign was inadvertently assisted by Muskie's reaction to a letter forged by shananagators within the campaign of Republican President Richard M. Nixon.
Del Ruth's success with musicals continued with the snappy Thanks a Million (1935), starring Dick Powell as a gubernatorial candidate who is assisted by a campaign manager (Fred Allen).
