Thus, after 1851 Douglass allied himself with the faction of the movement led by James G. Birney.
Among the dead were at least two activists in Fatah, the faction of Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader.
Many assumed that, as vice president, Burr eventually would succeed Jefferson, but the faction of one found himself assailed from all sides.
He headed the faction of nobles opposed to Cardinal Wolsey, and he supported the marriage of his niece Anne Boleyn to the king.
Marshal of France from December 1630, he joined the faction of Gaston, Duke d'Orléans, and tried to raise Languedoc against Cardinal de Richelieu.
It also further ticked off the faction of fans who already hate the Heat for celebrating their seven coming N.B.A. titles last summer.
Ms. Nixon faces a challenge to expand her appeal beyond the faction of die-hard activists who dislike Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
She claims to want the former, but fails to repudiate the faction of her party that is steeped in the latter.
Members of political parties in the faction of Viktor A. Yushchenko, the former president and Ms. Tymoshenko's erstwhile ally in the Orange Revolution protests of 2004, voted for her dismissal.
He acquired considerable influence in the government by joining the faction of Henry Cardinal Beaufort, which dominated the king, and, after Beaufort's retirement in 1443, Suffolk became Henry VI's chief adviser.
He appeared to say that the vote results could not be representative because the Egyptian public could not possibly support the Islamists, especially the faction of ultraconservative Salafis who have taken a quarter of the early voting.
