After spending their summers accumulating the experiences deemed necessary for admission to the right college or graduate school or for an early jump on a career, Ms. Phillips-Patrick and some of her peers are mounting a rebellion.
Confirmation of the vote, which had first been suggested last week by the increasingly irate and embattled prime minister, came after Berlusconi appeared to soften his do-or-die stance in the face of mounting internal rebellion.
(To make things more interesting, I-Be has a clone, and the clone has an online avatar who seems to be mounting a rebellion; the clone and the avatar are both played by Mr. Trecartin in a Southern accent that sounds something like Carroll Baker's in "Baby Doll," except on acid).
Seleka forces seized power in a coup in March, after mounting a rebellion against the government of President Francois Bozize, who fled the country.
Farmers mounted a rebellion, centered in the Okara district, and demanded full ownership of the land.
Violence flared again in 2007 in Niger, where Tuareg rebels seeking to wrest control of the country's rich uranium deposits mounted a rebellion.
Even so, the small investors mounted their rebellion, led by Mr Pout, a holder of 500 Abbey shares and a policy officer for the rail lobby group Railfuture.
Shareholders had mounted a rebellion against directors' pay but at a vote yesterday they failed to get the remuneration package rejected.
Tory MPs are expected to mount a rebellion, with Labour support, over the debate timetable for the bill and the need for a post-legislative referendum.
