In 1958, General Ayub Khan seized power in the course of Pakistan's first military coup.
But what is fascinating is how Peake's performance develops in power in the course of the evening.
The most dramatic internal revolution occurred in Pennsylvania, where a strong radical party, based mainly in Philadelphia but with allies in the country, seized power in the course of the controversy over independence itself.
The parade was supposed to celebrate victory in the second world war, but it also symbolised the return of Russia as a triumphant power in the course of eight years of Vladimir Putin's rule.
Coombes and colleagues [ 21] have studied theta power in the motor learning context and observed a reduction of task-related theta power in the course of practicing a sequential motor task.
The purpose of the Portuguese, however, was largely commercial rather than politically imperial, and, when their power dwindled in the course of the 17th century, they left few marks of their stay.
It's another to actively play upon prejudice and fear in the pursuit of power, and in the course of doing so help to perpetuate a destructive status quo that continues to wreak havoc on people's lives.
Our findings therefore support other studies on health policy reforms that argue that actors and interest groups exercise different degrees of power in influencing the course of the health policy reform process [ 5, 42- 44].
If he does, we'll have to hope that some Gollum metaphor bites off Clegg's balance-of-power ring, but in the course of doing so falls into the volcano wherein both are destroyed.
Women's ritually performed stories feature heroines who may be devotees of the deity being honoured, daughters of female devotees, or persons ignorant of that particular deity who then learn about its power and blessings in the course of severe tribulations.
