If so, we as a nation can rejoice in the fact that a secessionist state-of-revolt — politically waged against a strong federal government committed to the common good — has run its course in most of the country, with parts of the suburban South now breaking away from the Old Confederacy.
Yet Lavant is mesmerizing, a man who has embraced ugliness as a spiritual state of disgust, revolt, and intimidation.
The Arab world is in a state of chaotic revolt, the Palestinians are considering a third intifada and the Labor Party is running on the price of apartments and cottage cheese.
On April 14 , 1775 Gage received a letter from Dartmouth informing him that Massachusetts had been declared to be in a state of open revolt and ordering him to "arrest and imprison the principal Actors and Abettors in the [Massachusetts] Provincial Congress".
Tom Werner, the US media executive who will shortly take over as Liverpool chairman from Martin Broughton, and Henry also admitted that redeveloping Anfield or building a new stadium would inevitably mean taking on fresh debt at a club where the borrowings of the previous owners provoked a state of open revolt.
Finally, Shales cites a TVNewser report claiming internal tension over the selection of Amanpour to claim that "ABC News is practically in a state of internal revolt over her selection".
In 2001 the tour from day one was in a state of near-revolt.
We're not the United States of Utahs... as Alexander Hamilton recognized in Federalist 22 (courtesy of Rick Hertzberg): "justice and common sense [will lead] large states to revolt from the idea of receiving the law the smaller".
But led by Brasidas, hero of the Battle of Delium, a Spartan force gained important successes in Chalcidice in 424, encouraging Athenian subject states to revolt.
Since last December regions with a Sunni majority have been in a state of semi-permanent revolt.
