They may well hold the balance of power once more.
We were exposed, vulnerable to marriage's strange power once more.
Once the sun rose again, Mission Control confirmed that it was working perfectly given full power once more to the space station.
General Abubakar's job would be to ensure that the army's junior officers, reluctant to give up their share of the national take, did not usurp power once more.Back to square oneAnd then?
In Mexico, the conservative National Action party is out of power once more after 12 years in office, but President Enrique Peña Nieto and his Institutional Revolutionary party have assimilated many policies that were once associated with the right.
His thesis is that through a succession of revolutions, in 1789, 1830, 1848 and 1871, France, a country divided by language, class, ethnicity, ideology and religion, finally achieved a sense of common purpose and identity in time to confront Germany in the "Great War" of 1914 and become a great power once more.
If the measure of Russia's influence abroad were the number of ways it could foul up the West's policies in general, and America's in particular, then it could fairly claim to be what it says it wants to be: a great power once more.
Nolfo's grandson Antonio (died 1403) recovered the family power once more (1377) and even extended it to neighbouring towns, making peace with the pope, who named him vicar, a title he successfully passed on to his son Guidantonio (died 1443).
When the Conservatives were re-elected in the 1950s, they grumbled about the NHS, but they knew it had stabilized both the economy and the political environment to the point that they were in power once more.
Jose helping to detach Wayne from his world Is Jose Mourinho merely being mischievous in his pursuit of Wayne Rooney – or does he really believe he has the old messianic power to make a compelling force once more of the best English player of his generation?
