However, he got one thing right: "No revolution of the masses can triumph without the help of a portion of the armed forces that sustained the old regime". The Venezuelan military is the levee that's keeping the democratic movement at bay to protect the Maduro regime.
Black Mass is a triumph of sorts for Depp.
(Löwenthal expanded the essay into "The Triumph of Mass Idols," in 1961).
The creation of so many figures was a triumph of mass production: after assembling the figures from modules, they were given final individualising touches like facial hair.
The first great triumph of mass vaccination, the Salk polio vaccine, made its debut in 1954, promptly followed by the first great vaccine-associated disaster: a sloppily made batch that paralyzed several dozen children in California.
The New Yorker, April 28 , 1951P. 20 Talk story about Eric Hoffer, San Francisco longshoreman, whose book about political fanaticism "The True Believer," has been hailed by many reviewers as a triumph of mass-movement analysis.
By Harold Ross and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, April 28 , 1951P. 20 Talk story about Eric Hoffer, San Francisco longshoreman, whose book about political fanaticism "The True Believer," has been hailed by many reviewers as a triumph of mass-movement analysis.
In the 2010 elections in which Martelly triumphed, only mass street protests (and, some charge, international pressure) saw him advance to the second round past Célestin, the former head of the state construction company, after the first round was allegedly rigged by the outgoing president, René Préval.
More specifically, did you see the "previously on" segment, beginning with an odd cold open consisting of the mass casualties and costly triumphs of "The Battle of the Bastards" set to Wagnerian strains?
This is a triumph not of mass protests, but of electoral politics.
