"Turkey has experienced a coup once every 10 years.
She said that she was 20 when she first experienced a coup and had seen many since then.
Visiting Electra Havemeyer Webb's Vermont home in 1923, Mr. du Pont experienced a coup de foudre for American furniture and decorative arts and began a shopping spree that resulted in a house filled with American antiques.
Today's turn of events cast a shadow on this region of Africa, where the Ivory Coast had long been an anchor of stability and one of the few African nations not to have experienced a coup until last December.
In addition to the D.N.C. archive, Assange had received e-mails from the leading political party in Turkey, which had recently experienced a coup, and he felt that he needed to rush them out.
How does a nation that is plagued by poverty, has deep divisions between segments of its population and has experienced a coup go from being nearly overrun by Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and other jihadists to elections in such a short period?
On that occasion she asked the dashing but sometimescutting Labour MP if his great work, The Future of Socialism, was apamphlet; though he gave her an annotated copy of his book, her gaffe did not matter, as they had both experienced a coup de foudre.
There's also a fourth, more hopeful one, that seems about to start: in a real waiting room at the station where doddering geriatric patient Frank Finlay comes daily to meet his late wife, a male nurse (Ralf Little) at his old folks home meets a pretty divorcée Anne-Marie Dufff) and experiences a coup de foudre.
Senegal, a mainly Muslim country which has never experienced a coup, was one of America's "strongest partners" on the continent, he added.
She reiterated that the US would not resume aid supplies to Mali until it returned to civilian rule after its March coup, and voiced concern that Guinea-Bissau, to the south of Senegal, which experienced a coup in April, could become completely dependent on Latin American drug traffickers.
