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There is no talk of democratizing Saudi Arabia or any of its autocratic neighbors friendly to the United States.

His goal of democratizing the Middle East is a ways off, to say the least, with an unstable Iraq.

Dionne lauded political parties as "a democratizing force" and "an effort to organize choices in a rational way in a mass democracy. "

What I find most striking, though, is the democratizing potential of the Internet.

Steve's passion for democratizing the power of technology and inspiring customers, partners, and employees will keep us driving ahead.

Throughout his career, Paik celebrated the democratizing possibilities of television and mass media communication.

The decades that followed brought back democratizing reforms to widen participation in party nominating conventions.

They entrusted the emergence of modern furniture in a democratizing the noble spirit and elegant image.

The State Department's online democratizing efforts have fallen prey to the same problems that plagued Bush's Freedom Agenda.

Although the class focuses on the developing world, many of the lessons should "travel" to democratizing countries in other regions.

Only in this way can we hold higher the great banner of anti-hegemony and promote the democratizing process of international politics.

Arab politics are modernizing even if not immediately democratizing.

It's a powerful democratizing force, and it's bringing the nations of the world closer together all the time.

Further, it levels the playing field, democratizing the tools of business.

This would truly be democratizing development.

This is democratizing development economics. This will forever change how we conduct development research.

They are in the business of democratizing technology.

We do that every day. It's sort of a democratizing thing.

What challenges do democratizing countries in the Third World face?