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The Fairfield County strike has won considerable backing from local clergy members.

With considerable backing from the Palestinian population, Palestinian gunmen have declared open season on the settlers and the soldiers in their midst.

The man with dictator-wide powers and considerable backing from Volkswagen at his disposal even had his own mini-mountain built, an exercise course which Magath describes as "brutally steep, brutally good".

Ahmad Chalabi, an Iraqi opposition leader who has considerable backing from the Pentagon, said on "This Week" on ABC News that it would be two years before Iraq could hold democratic elections and that the United States should retain a military presence until then.

Despite gaining considerable backing from U.K. universities, including several Red Brick universities, some of the U.K.'s most academically prestigious higher education institutions — including London's Imperial College and the London School of Economics, and the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford — are not currently participating in Futurelearn.

They have and he has even done what was thought to be even more implausible and that's net considerable backing from white males.

ZANU and its military wing, the Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army ZANLAA), received considerable backing in training, materiel and finances from the People's Republic of China and its allies, while the Warsaw Pact and associated nations, prominently Cuba, gave similar support to ZAPU and its Zimbabwe People's Revolutionary Army ZIPRAA).

It was up against two established brands from a standing start, so even with Microsoft's considerable backing, many were sceptical.

The measure failed, despite considerable financial backing from the liquor industry and from Jim Click, a Tucson car dealer and a large Republican donor who has worked closely with Mr. Sproul on local elections.

Considerable back-crossing to the original plant may be necessary.

On top of that, there is considerable anger that Cameron will be hoping for backing from trade unions for the in campaign despite having "poisoned the well" with the government's trade union bill placing restrictions on picketing and subscriptions.