11.   A dictatorship, not a representative government, rose from the ashes of that invasion.

12.   Advocates of a Valley city also argue that minority communities would have more representative government in a smaller city through reduced population in each council district.

13.   Broder worries that a wired society, with information instantly available to all, will seek to push aside representative government.

14.   But he said demands for a representative government and elections were unrealistic in a country destroyed by two decades of war, a drought and almost no foreign aid.

15.   But no less critical than these challenges is the internal task of building truly representative government and enacting enlightened social policies, Mrs. Ashrawi tells listeners.

16.   Filibusters and super-majorities are antithetical to orderly representative government.

17.   For him to succeed in leading Afghanistan to truly representative government, America will have to be willing to maintain its presence.

18.   Gone for the moment are the stiff lectures to high school students on the origins of representative government.

19.   He said Afghanistan did not need the help of the United Nations to form a representative government.

20.   If he has learned anything, he says, it is how difficult it is to make representative government work.