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China will not be able to oust the Japanese quickly, but the greater part of her territory will remain in her hands.

To put it in perspective, it took over a year of protests to oust the Shah of Iran in 1979.

For all that, politicians from within his own party, as well as the opposition, are plotting to oust Mr Kan.

Libyan opposition forces trying to oust Moammar Gadhafi from his four decades in power are heading to China to seek support.

ROBERT MUGABE appears once again to have wrong-footedvt those who have been trying to oust him.

Further, two weeksearlier the President signed a secret order for the CIA to assist the rebelswho are trying to oust Gaddafi.

Plantation gangs began to oust the patch cultivation of the labourer serf in the case of some staple products.

JPMorgan insiders said some bankers in London, where Mr Winters was based, were dismayed by the decision to oust him.

JPMorgan insides said some bankers in London, where Mr Winters was based, were dismayed by the decision to oust him.

Armed rebels have been battling Gaddafi loyalists for more than two months in an attempt to oust Libya's ruler of nearly 42 years.

His once ardent supporters were supposed to be joining forces to oust him, perhaps even before the end of his first term in office.

Mr Orban is trying to oust the governor of the National Bank of Hungary, Andras Simor.

Berlusconi also refused to resign because of sex scandals, saying that it was to oust him a deliberate conspiracy.

He did, however, provide an alternative for anyone who wanted to oust Heath, but couldn't bring themselves to vote for a woman.

Already there are signs Libya is giving inspiration to the rebels trying to oust Mr. Assad.

Do you think if left to the rebels alone they would have been able to oust Ghaddaffi?

Moves are afoot to oust them from power, bring their injurious actions into the light of public scrutiny, and themselves to justice.

Protest leaders said they would attempt to use recall powers to oust lawmakers who break campaign promises on the issue.

To oust Ms Merkel from the chancellorship in the next election, the SPD would have to win almost 40% of the vote.

By this time, the CIA was already subsidizing Corsican and Italian gangsters to oust Communist unions from the Port of Marseilles.

Ties between the two parties date back to the struggle to oust colonial power Japan from northeast China and Korea before World War II.

But Mullah Omar's Taliban has adopted the rhetoric of a national liberation struggle, to oust foreign forces and restore Islamic rule.

There is extreme turbulence in world events as the campaign to oust the rogue cabal in control of the United States enters its final phase.

Mr Netanyahu has said he wants Israeli forces to "finish the job" and oust it from power in Gaza.

The spat became public last week when Walter Kwok obtained a temporary court injunction to stop the board from voting to oust him.

It seems only yesterday that the euro was being hailed as the currency to oust a feeble dollar.

Uri Ariel, a Knesset member, says if the police do not oust the families he will do so himself on July 4th.

But many of the hundreds of thousands of Egyptians who took to the streets to oust Mubarak were driven by economic despair.

This past September, he called a shareholders' meeting in a bid to oust his former protege, Chen Xiao, as chairman.

Ministers in Israel's ruling coalition repeatedly raise the possibility that Hamas might one day oust Mr Abbas's milder Palestinian party.

The attempt to oust the Conservatives from power is vain.

She became one of the guiding forces of the movement to oust Arroyo.

The first country to oust its authoritarian ruler, Tunisia has had a bumpy road to economic recovery.

Palin famously posted an Internet message saying "Don't retreat, reload" to rally Republicans to oust Democrats from office.

Bundestag the right to express no confidence in the Federal Chancellery, and to oust him.

A group of American businessmen and planters in Hawaii plotted to oust her. The group started an uprising.

Geithner also defended President Barack Obama's decision last week to oust the chairman of ailing U. S. automaker General Motors.

It was wrong to oust Mr Zelaya, but he in turn had behaved arbitrarily, defying court orders.

Unfortunately next-door Ethiopia, egged on by the Americans, intervened to oust them.

If elections were held today, the polls suggest the SPD and the surging Greens would oust it from government (see chart).

On the threshold of balloting, it isn't clear if the DPJ can oust the city's ruling coalition, which now holds 70 Assembly seats.

In the 1920s, he allegedly participated in a plot by high-ranking MI5 officers to discredit and oust the newly elected Labour government.

I 'm sorry to say nothing could oust a computer.

But what right had I to oust johns wort and the rest, and break up their ancient herb garden?

Yemen's authoritarian President Ali Abdullah Saleh agreed to step down amid a fierce uprising to oust him after 33 years in power.

Prices jumped as Egypt's citizens took to the streets to oust President Hosni Mubarak.

According to an 1876 edition of the magazine Philatelist, timbromania was the earlier word that Herpin was attempting to oust.

The decision to oust Ms. Bartz wasn't triggered by one specific factor, according to these people.

Sri Mulyani said in a widely publicized interview that Golkar Party Chairman Aburizal Bakrie was behind the campaign to oust her.

The forces wanted to oust the communist government of Fidel Castro.

China will soon oust France as Germany's most lucrative export market.

Briatore also said in Shanghai last weekend that he will move to oust Ross Brawn as head of FOTA's technical committee.

To dispossess unlawfully of real property; oust.

If Moscow can oust Georgia's democratically elected government, it can then intimidate other democratic European governments.

Opposition lawmakers in Taiwan have begun debating a move to oust President Chen Shui-bian over corruption scandals involving his family.

Mr Rajoy wants CiU, which is critical of Mr Zapatero's lukewarm reforms, to help him oust the government.

Of the 42% who approve of the job Obama's doing in Libya, most say the US should be working to oust Gaddafi.

Although there is no proven evidence that anyone involved sought to oust him, he has called the event an attempted coup.

Nice and effective way to oust a regime without paying too much price ! ! !

oust, To eject from a position or place, force out.

The new SEC rule, which goes into effect in 2010, may give activists the edge they need to oust board members.

Rumours persist that a coup is brewing to oust Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's current boss.

Made plans for another motion to oust him.

The rebels finally managed to oust the government from power.

Some tea party activistssuggested they may seek to oust Utah's other senator, Orrin Hatch (R), whoseterm expires in 2012.

I am still inclined to believe the west will oust the Gaddafi regime sooner or later.

But his Moderates look well placed to oust the Social Democrats in 2014 from their 90-year-long status as Sweden's biggest party.

The risk is that the divided opposition will get together to oust the government and force fresh elections.

To oust the former owners of our new house, my father was driven to litigation.

Few of Morocco's protesters, who include secular leftists and Islamists, want to oust King Muhammad VI, who is generally liked.

Labour's feeble and failed attempt to oust its leader

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Eric Jackson's effort to oust

oust a rival from office