However, what it cannot cope with is regional parties, which is why the Scottish National Party is the exception to the reassertion of binary politics.
The religious wars also engendered a luxuriant growth of political ideas that in the end provided a strong theoretical basis for the reassertion of royal authority.
A Hezbollah triumph will open the door to the reassertion of Syrian power in Lebanon.
The Brotherhood's leaders also said they would call out their supporters for a major demonstration on Tuesday against the reassertion of military rule.
After many experiments with modern architecture and urbanism in the 20th century, as well as various "national styles" and regionalist discourses proposed along the way, today the architectural and urban scene reflects the trans-national forces of global markets and neo-liberal urbanism on the one hand, and the rise of political Islam and the reassertion of Muslim identity on the other.
Israel already benefits from its common interest with Saudi Arabia and the smaller Persian Gulf states, based on a shared fear of Iran; the reassertion of power by Egypt's military over the Brotherhood will only reinforce that unacknowledged alliance.
Mr. Xi's comments came a day after Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in an official welcoming toast at a State Department lunch, outlined a long list of American complaints and plans, focusing on trade and currency issues and the reassertion of American military influence in Asia.
It was written to push back on what was then the emerging narrative in Washington, what in fact was the reassertion of an old narrative, that these protests were false, a "North Tehran" production performed by a cast drawn exclusively from the more westernized sectors of the capital.
Never mind the reassertion of authoritarian regimes in Central Asia and elsewhere.
But Frederick's departure on Crusade and Henry's own concern with the kingdom of Sicily permitted the communes to recover from the reassertion of imperial control after the Peace of Constance in 1183.
