11.   Berkeley, one of the hotbeds of political dissent during that war, brought divergent groups together to acknowledge those young men who gave their lives for their country.

12.   A few months ago, the U.S. House passed the flag desecration amendment that would restrict political dissent and the traditional protections provided by the First Amendment.

13.   Abroad, the junta has found itself increasingly isolated because of its human-rights record and its suppression of political dissent.

14.   But in Guatemala the United Nations has made a big difference, becoming the catalyst for a new openness about political dissent and protest about human rights violations.

15.   But the change does not mean political dissent is no longer a crime.

16.   But the allies have ruled out sending ground troops into Kosovo until the fighting stops, largely to avoid political dissent at home.

17.   Elected officials seldom like dramatic expressions of political dissent.

18.   I believe there is a better way for political dissent.

19.   His police must become more aggressive against terrorism and less aggressive against political dissent.

20.   In fact, it was widely practiced at the earlier date, an understandable legacy of the revolutionary era in which political dissent could produce governmental reprisal.