Seventh, in addition to Tehran, Mousavi also won in Yazd, Zahedan, Zanjan, Ardabil, and his hometown of Shabestar, a total of 46 voting districts mostly dominated by ethnic minorities, whereas the majority Persians voted solidly for Ahmadinejad, reflecting the race's ethnic undercurrent.
So are cultural undercurrents.
That's the cultural undercurrent of rape".
Ms. Rhodd-Cummings is being challenged by a college professor who is a first-time candidate running a vigorous campaign that has undercurrents of ethnic politics.
Plagued by an economic abyss and steady undercurrents of ethnic tensions, the Balkan states are drowning in their own seas of intolerance.
This year's primary has had an undercurrent of ethnic politics.
He said that he had rooted for the Japanese team because he was disgusted by the detectives hired by Staten Island parents, the undercurrent of ethnic slurs, the rush to buy American flags to counteract the bad publicity over Dominican flags in the stands.
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Since then, Kenya has overhauled some of its public institutions — including the Supreme Court and the election commission — but ethnic identity remains a stubborn undercurrent of political life.
Although a semblance of normalcy resumed in the main city of this west African country, there were undercurrents that suggested that a yearlong descent into political and ethnic-religious struggles was far from over.
Meloy's key contribution is a deftly deployed allegorical undercurrent hinting at the complexity of real-world political struggles: dictatorship and ethnic slaughter, diplomacy and revolution.
