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Will it be democratic?

But what kind of presidency will it be if it's a Democratic island surrounded by a conservative sea?

They continue to back him in impressive numbers, even though, asked in the latest Gallup poll, "How difficult will it be to create a stable democratic government in Iraq?" 82percentt replied either "very" or "somewhat".

Some diplomats have argued that a new state should not be recognized unless there is reason to believe that it will be democratic and will protect the minorities within its borders.

If you sign up to that, you'll be organised and it'll be democratic and there will be no vain personalities trying to take it over, and we can articulate a programme and a movement that might become a party on that basis.

Politics will be local, and it will not be democratic.

Kerry promised to keep working for a two-state peace deal between Israel and the Palestinians as the only solution, "because anything else will not be Jewish and it will not be democratic - and we understand that".

"Europe will be democratic or it will have immense difficulties surviving".

Of course Iraq will not be democratic.

And it establishes that within five years there will be democratic elections for councils at the village and other local levels, which were never part of the Egyptian system in the past.

And the next president will be Democratic".