However, the success of this so-called NC revolution in its effort to unseat the PC still seems remote.
Mr Steinmeier, now foreign minister, has less than a month left to try to unseat Angela Merkel as chancellor after Germany's federal election on September 27th.
Libyan rebels have been bogged down in their military fight to unseat Moammar Gadhafi, but that hasn't kept them from planning for a country without the long-time leader.
In response they called a recall referendum last August in a bid to unseat Mr Morales.
Now the world's second-largest market for luxury brands, China could unseat Japan for the top spot within a few years.
Not only were they new to her, and contrary to her own beliefs, but she always felt in them germs of truth that threatened to unseat or modify her own convictions.
The opposition tried to unseat the government.
The lawyers’ movement of 2007 that helped unseat President Pervez Musharraf served as an example of what can be achieved, she writes.
Many applications require gate, globe and stop-check valves to use gearing to reduce the hand wheel rimpull and thus allow one man to manually seat or unseat the valve.
These technologies aim to unseat Google by having both better technology and better UI and focusing on a specific vertical.
The president will be difficult to unseat.
Not only do Labour Party rules make it tough to unseat a leader, but the plotting against Mr Brown is even less co-ordinated than it was during last year’s failed coup attempt.
China overtook Germany in 2007 as the third-largest economy and is expected to unseat Japan as no. 2 behind the United States as early as this year.
Saddam Hussein abided by the terms of a no-fly zone and grounded his planes, rather than risk drawing the west into a deeper conflict that might unseat him.
He will desperately want the new plan to succeed, not least because its failure could unseat him.
It is still not clear who was behind Sunday's attempt to unseat the president.
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