Realising the failures of the modernisers, Gaddafi created the Arab Socialist Union ( ASU ) in June 1971, a mass mobilisation vanguard party of which he was president.
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The murder provoked a mass mobilisation of the Bengali community locally This began a movement that eventually pushed the National Front out of Whitechapel, and helped affirm Bengali identity there.
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With the mass mobilisation of New Zealand Forces McCristell was appointed as the Camp Quartermaster for Trentham Camp, where he was responsible for the housing and feeding of several thousand new recruits.
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The approach of " Iskra " was that the first task of the communists was to build a base amongst revolutionary intellectuals, and that mass mobilisation would follow at a later stage.
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In difference to CPI ( ML ), whose policies of armed struggle bordered individual terrorism, the " Dakshin Desh "-group upheld that mass mobilisations were requisites for engaging in armed struggle.
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However, if the Constitutional Court ruled against Yinluck, Suthep called for an immediate mass mobilisation so that he could assume the role of " sovereign body " to enact a new charter, akin to the military dictators of the 1960s.
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This was a move intended to reinforce the supremacy of political leadership also ensure that the task of mass mobilisation and underground organisation received the necessary emphasis-to reinforce the links between the armed struggle the mass base and the underground structures of the ANC.
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The current climate of the New Departure offered a perhaps short-lived opportunity to combine Fenian mass mobilisation and muscle, with activism within the constitutional system provided by Parnell and O'Connor Power, with Michael Davitt the key man in both camps.
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Under the leadership of the populist media entrepreneur Alfred Hugenberg from 1928, the party re-radicalised its nationalist and anti-republican rhetoric and changed its strategy to mass mobilisation, plebiscites, and support of authoritarian rule by the president instead of work by parliamentary means.
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The Republic " was the culmination of a process of mass mobilisation and opposition to the old politics of notables . " According to the historian Mary Vincent the Constitution envisaged " a reforming regime with an explicit and self-conscious view of what modernising Spain should entail.
