Amy Pascal, recently ousted as Sony's co-chairwoman, told a conference it was up to women, not studios, to demand their worth.
Buhari, who was the petroleum affairs minister in the 1970s, ousted the elected president Shehu Shagari on New Year's Eve in 1983 and ruled a military government until 27 August 1985.
Militants have waged an insurgency in the Sinai peninsular since Morsi was ousted, killing more than 100 police officers and soldiers.
His complaint was that the Thatcherites who so brilliantly ousted him from the leadership in 1975, never accorded him the courtesies to which an ex-leader and premier was entitled.
At the last election in 2010, Cameron – the first Tory leader since the 1960s to be educated at Eton college and Oxford University, an upper-class combination somewhat comparable to the Ivy League – successfully ousted Labour after 13 years of Blair and then Gordon Brown, but his 306 seats to Labour's 258 left him 20 short of an outright majority.
Seven of Morsi's co-defendants chanted against the army who ousted him, local journalists shouted for his execution, and scuffles broke out between rival lawyers.
Less than a year later, Gillard had been ousted as Labor leader by Kevin Rudd, and Abbott had taken over as leader of a new coalition government, appointing only one woman to his cabinet.
Related: Desperate Syrian refugees risk all in bid to reach Europe | Patrick Kingsley But after the Egyptian administration changed in July 2013, the climate soured, as Syrians were wrongly perceived to have sided with the ousted government.
Sean Parker had been quietly, hurtfully ousted from the company after an email was unearthed in which he referred to file-sharers as pirates, something Napster's lawyers were always careful to deny.
The school trended on Twitter on Tuesday morning, with many users suggesting that Tomlinson should take over as education secretary after Michael Gove was ousted in the reshuffle.
Many members of Yemen's ousted government, including President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, fled to Saudi Arabia to escape a conflict that has killed as many as 2,000 people.
