People live in fear of their leaders, with being sent to the surface and a painful death by gassing a common punishment for dissenters.
Even the dissenters dissent for Scottish reasons.
They launched a tax investigation into his company, a common tactic for intimidating dissenters.
At the moment, common practice allows any one dissenter to stop such renegotiations.
But Speaker John A. Boehner will have one of the largest House Republican caucuses in modern times, giving him more room to maneuver because he can afford to lose some dissenters if he makes common cause with Mr. Obama.
Aghast, the Anglicans eventually wrestled them back, but until 1800 the Friends were pretty much the only organized religion around, with the exception of Moravian dissenters who shockingly practiced common ownership and profit-sharing.
In 1798, members of the Protestant Dissenter tradition (mainly Presbyterian) made common cause with Roman Catholics in a republican rebellion inspired and led by the Society of United Irishmen, with the aim of creating an independent Ireland.
In fact if there's a common theme to this most recent wave of GOP dissenters, it's just how eerily close they sound to Hillary Clinton's talking points.
The most common sentiment throughout the article seems to be that all the dissenters do agree that Roberts has a vision.
Beef stock is the most common choice, used by Michel Roux Jr, Simon Hopkinson and Lindsey Bareham, Nigel Slater, Thomas Keller and innumerable others, but there are dissenters.
Political grudges are common, Collier found, but in most developing nations they turn into armed conflicts only when the dissenters have the money to buy guns and hire soldiers.
