When the wave of dissent broke, the judges and Booker officials came out fighting.
That conclusion set off a wave of dissent inside the S.E.C. Senior accountants and the head of the S.E.C. unit that oversaw corporate disclosures questioned the findings.
Gleb O. Pavlovsky, a political consultant who worked with the Kremlin until last year, said top officials were eager to crack down but feared provoking a new wave of dissent.
If these days of action can spill over into a generalised wave of dissent and disruption, we may see a revival of the British left.
Over three hours in an Istanbul safehouse, Wasid, 20, described events in the southern town where the wave of dissent that has swept Syria first broke.
Yet in Kremlin and government corridors, say analysts, there is growing disquiet over the wave of dissent washing over the country.
In response, Ms Douglas has posted a message on the site, indicating she has no intention of changing her mind, despite the wave of dissent from listeners.
Indecision and corruption at the top have encouraged a growing wave of dissent, with King Abdullah now, for the first time, becoming the butt of protests much like those that sparked Syria's descent into strife.
Before Vladimir V. Putin returned to the presidency in May, one question that hung in the air was whether he would take steps to suppress the wave of dissent that swelled under his mild-mannered predecessor, Dmitri A. Medvedev.
However, both the central government and its clients in the state tried everything to suppress this new wave of dissent; they introduced draconian measures to silence the voice of Kashmiris and their supporters in Delhi.
