Backed by Macro, Caligula had Tiberius ' will nullified with regards to Gemellus on grounds of insanity, but otherwise carried out Tiberius ' wishes.

Backed by the Power Gem, it is possible to access all minds in existence simultaneously.

* 1971 – Vietnam War: Backed by American air and artillery support, South Vietnamese troops invade Laos.

Backed by Naevius Sutorius Macro, Caligula asserted himself as sole princeps.

Backed edge blades have one of the edges, generally a side one, rounded or chamfered by abrupt retouching.

Backed by Volkswagen Group expertise and investments, the design — both style and engineering — has improved greatly.

Backed by the Security Council, a U. S .- led coalition launched round-the-clock missile and aerial attacks on Iraq, beginning 16 January 1991.

* February 13 – Vietnam War: Backed by American air and artillery support, South Vietnamese troops invade Laos.

Backed by his popularity, he gains the consent of the Senate for an expedition against Avitus.

* Patrice Lumumba: 50 Years Later, Remembering the U. S .- Backed Assassination – video report by Democracy Now!

Backed by such experienced professional R & B sidemen as lead guitarist Steve Cropper, sax man Lou Marini, trumpeter Alan Rubin and bass guitarist Donald " Duck " Dunn, the Blues Brothers proved more than an SNL novelty.

Backed by Churchill and Beaverbrook, Edward proposed to broadcast a speech indicating his desire to remain on the throne or to be recalled to it if forced to abdicate, while marrying Mrs Simpson morganatically.

Backed by her husband, she was appointed deputy director of the so-called Central Cultural Revolution Group in 1966 and emerged as a serious political figure in the summer of that year.

Backed by his forceful, ambitious younger brother General Lon Non, Nol succeeded in reducing the influence of Sirik Matak, In Tam and the other coup leaders.

Backed at home by resolve, confidence, patience, determination and continued support, we will prevail in Vietnam over the Communist aggressor!

Backed by the United States, Rhee was appointed head of the Korean government in 1945.

Backed by national pressure, they were successful and decided to form a local charitable organisation to handle such issues.

Backed by Chicago entrepreneur L. B.

Backed by him, some of Rus ' princes, such as Dmitry of Pereslavl, refused to come to the court of the Khan in Sarai while Dmitry's brother Andrey of Gorodets sought assistance from Töde Möngke.

Backed by Uzbeg, Basarab I of Wallachia declared an independent state from the Hungarian crown in 1330.

Backed by spammer Eddy Marin, the company claimed to be a trade organization of " email marketers " and that DNSBL operators Spamhaus and SPEWS were engaged in restraint of trade.

Backed by the National Football League ( NFL ), the largest professional American football league in the United States, it was founded as the World League of American Football ( WLAF ) to serve as a type of spring league.

Backed by Churchill and Beaverbrook, Edward proposed to broadcast a speech indicating his desire to remain on the throne or to be recalled to it if forced to abdicate, while marrying Simpson morganatically.

Backed by a Dutch band consisting of Eric Geevers on bass and Rob Louwers on drums, Wray toured Europe and Australia as well, documented on a live album and DVD.

Backed by marketing reports, Abernethy next made a persuasive argument to the AMC board that the Rambler name had not only acquired a stodgy image and was a hindrance to increasing sales, but that consumers associated it with compact cars.

Backed by the singles " Stupid Kid " and " Private Eye ", From Here to Infirmary significantly increased the band's exposure, and its follow-up, Good Mourning ( 2003 ), charted highly on the Billboard 200.

Backed by Champ Hood, multi-instrumentalist ( of Uncle Walt's Band fame ), Ramsey could often be found on the same bill with another Dallas singer-songwriter, Alison Rogers.

Backed by The Martels ( named after Curtola's manager, Maria Martell ), Curtola went on to record hits such as " Indian Giver ", " Hand in Hand with You " and his biggest chart topper, " Fortune Teller " in 1962, which was also successful internationally.

Backed by the financial resources drawn from the Americas, Spain could afford to mount lengthy campaigns against her enemies, such as the long running Dutch revolt ( 1568 – 1609 ), defending Christian Europe from Ottoman raids and invasions, supporting the Catholic cause in the French civil wars and fighting, England during the Anglo-Spanish War ( 1585 – 1604 ).

Backed by experts, such as Professor Hank Nelson ( an eminent historian on the Second World War in PNG ), reporter Trevor Bormann stated: " When Federal Cabinet was told of the hangings, it put a stop to them and directed that another fifty Papuans on death row should not face the noose .... Then in their explanation of what happened, field commanders fudged the figures on the number of men who had already been hanged.

Backed by the Russian fleet of Admiral Ushakov, Ruffo had no difficulty in upsetting the Parthenopean Republican government established by the French, and by June had advanced to Naples.

Backed by the French, Norodom had always been able to resist Si Votha's uprisings, despite the latter's popular appeal or gift of oratory.

A second illustration was the delay between the freezing of the non-bank Asset Backed Commercial Paper ( ABCP ) market in August 2007 and the release of a consultation paper by the Canadian Securities Administrators to seek input on a number of proposals that aim to prevent similar capital market failures in the future.

Backed by the United Kingdom and the United States, and encouraged by the intelligence agents Kermit Roosevelt Jr and Donald Wilber, Zahedi staged a second coup on the 19 August 1953.

Backed with Harrison ’ s " Old Brown Shoe ", the single was released in the United Kingdom on 30 May 1969 ; Lennon and Ono were performing a second Bed-In at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal at the time.

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Backed edge bladelets are particularly abundant at a site in France that preserves habitation from the late Magdalenian – the Pincevent.

However, his term was marked by economic depression that had grown out of the Panic of 1873, which Mackenzie's government was unable to alleviate.

The Tetons, as well as the valley west of the Teton Range known today as Pierre's Hole, may have been named by French speaking Iroquois or French Canadian trappers that were part of Mackenzie's party.

Compton Mackenzie's novel Sinister Street makes use of the type as a phase through which the protagonist passes as he is influenced by older, decadent individuals.

Although many in Scotland were delighted it soon became clear to the directors of the Darien company that Mackenzie's charges were not supported by any kind of valid proof and it seemed that the men would be released.

John Mackenzie's spy thriller The Fourth Protocol ( 1987 ), derived from a script by the original novelist Frederick Forsyth, featured Michael Caine as British intelligence agent John Preston and Pierce Brosnan as bad-guy Russian agent Maj. Valeri Petrofsky.

Daniel allegedly died three weeks after William Lyon Mackenzie's birth ( though historians have been unable to find a record of his burial ) and Mackenzie was raised by his mother.

The boy was raised by Mackenzie's mother.

A group of 15 young Tories, perhaps led by Samuel Peters Jarvis, took advantage of Mackenzie's absence to exact revenge for the attacks on the Tories printed in the Colonial Advocate.

He admired the small size of the American government ; the spoils system ( whereby a party that wins an election can distribute government jobs to its supporters – unlike in Upper Canada, where those jobs remained controlled by the lieutenant governor no matter who won the election to the Assembly ); and Jackson's opposition to the Second Bank of the United States, which corresponded to Mackenzie's feelings towards the Bank of Upper Canada.

On March 23, Catholic Irish apprentices in York, furious at Mackenzie's attack on Bishop Macdonnell, pelted Mackenzie and Ketchum with garbage ; riots broke out in York later that day and Mackenzie might have been killed by the crowd, but for the intervention of Tory magistrate James FitzGibbon.

In Mackenzie's absence, the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada voted to expel him a third time ; on this occasion, he was re-elected by acclamation.

Rather, Mackenzie's management style provoked frequent quarrels on the City Council, and by summer 1834, it was apparent that the Reformers would be able to accomplish nothing in the municipal government.

If things had gone according to Mackenzie's plan, it appears that on November 29, he would have called for a provincial constitutional convention, with a provisional government headed by John Rolph administering the colony in the meantime.

Andrew Drew of the Royal Navy and Canadian volunteers led by Col. Allan MacNab bombarded Navy Island, in the process destroying the SS Caroline, an American ship that was supplying Mackenzie's and Rensselaer's forces.

Mackenzie waited for Bond Head's force of about 1000 men and one cannon, led by Colonel James FitzGibbon, which outnumbered Mackenzie's approximately 400 rebels.

In contrast the eastern half, despite being dominated by marshland and large lakes, provides only about 25 % of the Mackenzie's discharge.

Logan tried to prevent by law the reprinting of Bruce's poems ( see James Mackenzie's Life of Michael Bruce, 1905, chap.

He was originally a Reformer in the same vein as Robert Baldwin, but was attracted by William Lyon Mackenzie's more radical reform movement.

A satirical presentation of the island's lesbian colony is made in Mackenzie's 1928 novel Extraordinary Women ( unrelated to the Dominican film of the same name ), inspired by the affairs of American painter Romaine Brooks ( in the novel, under the pseudonym of Olimpia Leigh ).

" Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians says that although Mackenzie's music was eclipsed by the works of later composers, " he and his contemporaries may be regarded as having laid the foundations of the musical renaissance in 19th-and early 20th-century Britain ".

Mackenzie's operas began in 1883 with Colomba, first produced by the Carl Rosa Company.

Critics observed that Mackenzie's operatic and choral music was generally ill-served by his librettists: " Much of his best work ... is neglected, partly because unlike his contemporaries, Parry and Stanford, Mackenzie went for the texts of his larger vocal works to such librettists as Joseph Bennett and Hueffer, instead of to the vital things of English poetry and literature.

The Times commented, " Mr Burnand's experience as a librettist of comic opera, and Sir Alexander Mackenzie's inexperience in this class of composition might lead the public to expect a brilliant book weighed down by music of too serious and ambitious a type.

" Burnand's libretto was judged dull and confused, but Mackenzie's music was " marked by distinction as well as humour.

* 1904: The Rio de Janeiro Tramway, Light and Power Company was founded by Mackenzie's group