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Karpov is enlisting support from other federations fed up with Ilyumzhinov's rule.

THE governments of Sudan and South Sudan have been enlisting support from Iran and Israel: not a good omen for peace between north and south.

That did not happen immediately, as enlisting support from other groups and political and religious elites was not always easy for Abd el-Krim.

The opposition says it is growing, hiring a well-known environmental lawyer, adding celebrities and enlisting support from people in less privileged areas.

But many economists believe that China is unlikely to yield to American pressure, and they have called on the Obama administration to do a better job of enlisting support from the European Union and Japan.

Obama indicated at the Nato summit last week that enlisting support from regional powers such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Turkey would be key to present a broad front to the insurgents.

He enlisted support from leaders of the Group of 20 in the process.

He worked hard to enlist support from establishment political players, while obtaining important municipal union endorsements.

Unconvinced, an outraged Allardyce enlisted support from his old friend Sir Alex Ferguson, who duly delighted in condemning such "disrespect".

"Our couponers have to enlist support from their families and friends," Mr. Sharp said, "because they can't hit all of the sales themselves.

In some cases, power developers are trying to enlist support from environmental groups in the early stages of their underwater projects.