So they pretty much - the Republicans pretty much revolted on the House floor.
The resellers revolted anyway, pushing other brands and taking a bite out of Compaq's commercial sales.
It is no accident that you likely feel revolted by many of these descriptions.
Users revolted, claiming that Facebook had violated the social compact upon which the company is based.
MPs who revolted over the abolition of the 10% tax rate, which hurt several million low-income households.
In the most simplistic telling, the Egyptian underclass revolted and overthrew the elite.
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Turmoil abroad has certainly lifted oil prices, but they were rising rapidly long before Tunisia, Egypt and Libya revolted.
Facebook users revolted multiple times when the company made changes to its interface.
Once the public revolted, after realizing that it would be left holding the bag, the Icelandic feds had no choice.
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It was just a year ago that the public revolted against the RIAA and the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA).
The Association of Police Authorities revolted in December by ignoring a deadline set by the home secretary to submit detailed plans for the mergers.
Users revolted when Craigslist briefly asked for exclusive access to their listings.
In 1839, slaves aboard a ship called the Amistad revolted to secure their freedom while being transported from one Cuban port to another.
On the night of August 22 to 23, 1791, in Bois-Caiman, in the then French colony of Saint Domingue, the slaves revolted to secure their release.
In 1841, following the British occupation of Kabul, Afghans revolted and murdered Sir Alexander Burnes and 23 others heralding the start of the second Afghan War.
Senate Republicans say Mr. Boehner had signed off on the two-month extension, but House Members revolted over the weekend and so the Speaker flipped within 24 hours.
Tunisia, which revolted first, throwing out its president of 23 years, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, has also been the first to discover how grimly the old guard cling on.
Obstetricians were the ones who revolted that time.
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But with Mr Obama's determination to close it down defeated by a Congress revolted by the idea of trying the detainees on American soil, it may be a long time before nature reclaims Guantanamo as a whole.
Eventually, Americans rightly revolted against that nonsense.
When Neal Stewart, an Australian tech pioneer who had been advising Maven for years, approached her in 2001 about commercializing a way to sort the cancer-causing parts of cigarette smoke from the rest of it, she was revolted.
The revelations have thrown the meat industry into crisis and revolted many meat eaters in the United Kingdom, where horsemeat is generally considered taboo, although it is commonly eaten in neighboring France, as well as countries including China, Russia, Kazakhstan and Italy.
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