Politicians from the border states paint a picture of mounting anarchy: shoot-outs with smugglers, bodies decomposing in the desert sun, bankrupt hospitals.
There is widespread resentment that, the job done and the Cold War over, America stepped away, leaving both countries awash in drugs, guns, refugees and mounting anarchy.
But just as the impression of America's quick victory in Afghanistan boosted American prestige, and gave an air of credibility to its claims that it was determined to pursue its efforts in many other parts of the world, mounting Afghan anarchy would raise doubts about American resolve and intentions.It already seems to be doing that at home.
Vocabulary: paralyzed, barricades, tabulation, electoral, ousted, descending, anarchy, exile, throngs, protégé, credibility, legitimacy, recount, thoroughfares, voided, illegible, haggling, mounting Extension Activities: 1. Research and write a "prequel" to the news segment you produced in class.
Last year, MACBA, in Barcelona, mounted a remarkable exhibition entitled "The Anarchy of Silence," which traced Cage's career and his myriad connections to other arts.
The biblical book Judges mounts an extended critique of political anarchy.
Anarchy reaches its zenith when a Kentishman named Jack Cade, encouraged by Richard Plantagenet, mounts an insurrection that plays havoc in the streets of London until it is finally put down.
Michael Grandage, the director who will mount "Edward II" at the Crucible Theater in England in March, believes that Marlowe's "anarchy" is at the very core of the plays, whose every element "seems to be an extension of him".
For example, each portrait is mounted on a combination of wood, cardboard and whatnot that neatly bridges assemblage and collage, and pits the quiet of the studio against the anarchy outside.
Another Jan . 10article by Patten, inveighing against the "backlash mounted against media outlets who blamed the shooting on inflammatory right-wing rhetoric," similarly stated that "His online rants appeared to reflect a muddled, possibly left-wing viewpoint that embrace anarchy.
