The dissent of Judge Stephen Williams came down to a simple idea: times have changed.
"House Bill Collapses With Dissent of Two G.O.P. Senators," it read.
The Stark-sibling dissent, of the sort Littlefinger likes to encourage, is simmering.
On Tuesday, opposition leaders worried that the F.S.B.'s new powers would be used to suppress dissent of all kinds.
All right, how about No. 7, the dissent of Justice Benjamin Curtis in the Dred Scott case?
Beginning in the late 20th century, numerous scholars have focused on the dissent of ethnic or cultural minorities.
The first, emanating chiefly from university English and cultural-studies departments, is a dissent of evasion or denial.
Instead, he rightly insisted — in dissent, of course — that Florida should be allowed to continue counting votes.
One topic certain to be discussed will be the outspoken dissent of the founders' heirs and its implications.
It sounds like the paranoid approach to dissent of J. Edgar Hoover's F.B.I., but this and other abuses took place during the Bush administration.
One runs a totalitarian regime where dissent of any kind can lead to death, whereas the other runs a highly illiberal democracy.
