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The sources of the financing, as for many movies, are dubious, but a visit to Cairo by Figon and Philippe Bernier (Mathieu Amalric), a left-wing journalist with impeccable anti-colonial credentials, results in Ben Barka coming aboard and suggesting the film be called Basta!
Bernard may also have played a role in the difficulties Benjamin Franklin had in being recognized as a colonial agent; after Franklin's credentials were refused by the colonial secretary, he encountered Bernard in an antechamber.
She trained as a colonial historian at the University of Pennsylvania and acquired policy credentials as a staff member of two high-level government commissions on immigration policy.
Local analysts say that playing up the "colonial" angle helps burnish Correa's anti-U.S. credentials and could lift his ratings.
Besides these republican credentials, the Gansevoorts and Melvills both laid claim to aristocratic and colonial distinction.
The party maintains these attacks because its legitimacy partly rests on its nationalist credentials for having allowed China to stand up for itself after a century of encroachment by colonial powers.
The West's selective generosity has been prompted by various motives: guilt over past colonial wrongs; genuine altruism; and domestic self-interest that enabled left-of-centre parties to display their moral credentials abroad while reluctantly accepting the triumph of capitalism at home.In this section Leviathan Inc Efficiency versus freedom Signor Fini, where do you stand?
Colonial means would serve post-colonial ends.
Colonial mentalities die hard.
