In the 1950s King Hussein relied on the Muslim Brotherhood, the region's main Islamist movement, to help protect his kingdom against cries of revolution from Arab nationalist movements.
Some French men — they regret it now — confused parité with their pleasant republican notion of "liberté, égalité, fraternité," the rallying cry of the revolution; they heard the word and it sounded nice, and they assumed they would never have to think about it again.
The rallying cry of the revolution, "Dégage!" ("Clear off!"), is again being heard, only this time in connection not with a widely loathed dictator, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, but with a provisional government that Tunisians themselves proudly voted into office only a year ago.
If human brains can find means of defying space, improving means of communication and bouncing pictures off satellites, surely he can also discover ways in which these things can be done without destruction – for destruction first is the cry of mad revolution and is the reverse of evolution".
Some French men they regret it now confused parité with their pleasant republican notion of "liberté, égalité, fraternité," the rallying cry of the revolution; they heard the word and it sounded nice, and they assumed they would never have to think about it again.
PARIS — On freedom and equality, two of three rallying cries of the revolution of 1789, the French and Anglo-Saxon worlds have differed.
Presented by the enthusiastic members of the New York Jewish Teen Theater under Sasha Nanus's direction, this 70's show is a cry for revolution, albeit a sweet one.
Eaarth is actually an exceedingly polite, understated cry for revolution, but one that makes it clear how differently we need to do a whole lot of basic things.
This slogan has become the rallying cry of the latest revolution.
Inspired by protests against other despots, Palestinians in both territories have been crying for "revolution until we end the division".
