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CAIRO — Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi sounded a resonant warning, exhorting his dwindling supporters toward civil war.
What has gone so wrong with the American dream to draw millions of supporters toward his uncompromising attacks on Wall Street and Washington corruption?
But Cornel West, a Harvard professor who is close to Mr. Bradley, said there was still wariness among some Bradley supporters toward Mr. Gore and his centrist agenda.
Negotiations over the nation's deficit and debt suggest that both men are looking beyond the wishes of their most ardent supporters toward the larger, more moderate parts of the electorate.
Mr. Mohammed raised the same issue: "These kinds of acts would further increase the already widened gap between the people and the government, and would drive some government supporters toward the Taliban.
"It ain't a match made in heaven anymore," says Donna Brazile, a Democratic strategist who ran Al Gore's 2000 campaign, noting increasingly bitter statements made in recent weeks by each campaign's staff and supporters toward the other.
Part of that contemplation needs be directed not only toward Trump and his supporters but toward those of us who undoubtedly benefit from Trump's ongoing success from political reporters and TV networks and magazines to amateur joke-tweeters and the pros making movies like this one or writing the next cold open for "Saturday Night Live".
Another crowd of chanting supporters swarmed toward her.
NAGOYA, Japan — Ahmed Fathi, a defensive midfielder, ran for his life when he saw thousands of Egyptian opposition supporters streaming toward him on the field.
When a few young Communist Party advocates taunted the crowd outside the hospital on Avenida Providencia, dozens of young Pinochet supporters ran toward them screaming: "Kill them, kill them!
Once the adjournment announcement was made, the courtroom once again erupted into chaos as Mr. Zaidi's family and supporters rushed toward the dock where he was standing.
