The alliance led by incumbent Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam of the Mauritius Labour Party (MLP) was victorious, in part because of Ramgoolam's success in promoting stable economic development.
Nobody around me looked like cheering at the victorious end of "Part One," or suppressed a sob as "Part Two" petered to a close.
Perhaps the highest expression of military pageantry was the ancient Roman custom of the triumph, in which a victorious general took part in a procession through Rome along with his troops, the prisoners and spoils of war, and magistrates and members of the Senate.
The president-elect, Roh Moo Hyun, who emerged victorious last week in part on the strength of these sentiments, is an ardent advocate of engagement with North Korea, and has vowed to be assertive in dealing with the United States, which he has openly called heavy-handed.
For one thing, at the end of 2015, candidates of the National Front would win hundreds of seats in the regional elections; maybe they would even be victorious in some parts of the country and implement their ideas, and, at the same time, explain that they cannot do anything meaningful without national power.
Serious Spielberg wrestles with sentimental Spielberg here and emerges victorious, for the most part.
Although the Super Bowl was right around the corner, after emerging victorious, publicly admitting his part in the incident would surely lessened the severity of his conduct in the league's eyes.
He captured the 400 meters and the 1,500-meter 1,500-meternd was part ofreestyletorious 4x200-meter freestyle relandteam.
Fisher was again a part of the victorious American free rifle team in the three-position (all-around) event, which had competitors firing from 400, 600, and 800 m.
Neymar was part of the victorious Brazilian Confederations Cup squad that defeated Spain 3-0 in the final, with the tournament being held in his homeland in preparation for next year's World Cup.
