But it has stirred up simmering resentments in the Alliance for Chile, the opposition's uneasy coalition.
The Shah fell before the forces stirred up by his over-fast and poorly thought-out development plans.
Both had a fine sense of appearances, and both stirred up suspicions of unappealing realities.
For obvious reasons the issue stirred up a lot of attention, especially with readers.
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Besides, many people believe it has been stirred up by the prime minister's enemies.
After a while the authorities, stirred up by the Evil One, got interested in him.
Recovered from her illness, she promptly stirred up trouble with two more video installations.
For now, the workers labour in a cloud of red dust, stirred up by the earth-moving equipment.
He said the turmoil of Shays' Rebellion stirred up fears of mob rule among many leaders.
The controversy that the latest scheme has stirred up should, if anything, encourage them to continue this.
And the hornets' nest of trouble stirred up by opponents of reform will not soon be forgotten.
The tidal surges associated with superstorm Sandy and Tropical Storm Irene stirred up mud that killed his shellfish.
Arizona is in a panic some of it justified, most stirred up by election-seeking politicians about illegal immigration from Mexico.
It acts like a homing beacon for the disease-fighting immune cells that are stirred up by the vaccine.
Nationally, he was a spent political force but he could have stirred up trouble among his Ndebele followers.
The latest controversy has been stirred up by a critical report into the police investigation by ombudsman Nuala O'Loan.
Romania also prevented hotheads from stirring up its sizable Hungarian minority, as Milosevic routinely stirred up minorities in Yugoslavia.
The scheme stirred up a cauldron of nationalist indignation and a desperate fight to save the 100% Welsh-speaking community.
The result was an alteration in the flows to water mains, which stirred up naturally-occurring sediments within the system.
Atilla Toptas, a Turkish-born Swiss legislator, said the campaign stirred up feelings that were as much anti-Turkish as anti-Muslim.
The incident stirred up that never-ending debate about instant replay in soccer, which the game's authorities have staunchly resisted.
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While more distant, the pay-off from spintronics could be even more revolutionary than anything nanotech has stirred up so far.
Mohammed ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, has stirred up trouble for himself by stepping into the dispute.
But the notion that Mr Estrada might be prevented from completing his term has stirred up a cauldron of conspiracy theories.
It has stirred up a lot of controversy in the business world.
Pascal went to bed with all these thoughts swirling in his head, stirred up, he knew, by his disappointment over his show.
The move follows intense debate on the matter, stirred up by the killing of two Japanese diplomats in Iraq late last year.
They did not bother to peddle the government's propaganda that the unrest has been stirred up by foreign agents and so forth.
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The film has stirred up a controversy in Afghanistan, and the boys have already face threats because of their involvement in the film.
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