| political allegiance | 3.55 | The people here have strong political allegiances. | ||
| party allegiance | 1.18 | Voters can register, even switch party allegiances, on the spot. | ||
| primary allegiance | 0.79 | Others have given primary allegiance to their agents. | ||
| shifting allegiance | 0.46 | That is largely because shifting allegiances and growing chaos make it hard to distinguish friend from foe. | ||
| switching allegiance | 0.46 | The IFP has accused him of switching allegiance to the ANC. | ||
| blind allegiance | 0.39 | Blind allegiance is something else. | ||
| dual allegiance | 0.39 | Many of their aides have dual allegiances. | ||
| national allegiance | 0.39 | Davidson is one of many designers and sailors who now swap national allegiances from one event to the next. | ||
| sworn allegiance | 0.39 | Prince Hamad Bin Khalifa al-Thani said that members of the ruling family in Qatar had sworn allegiance to him, the radio report said. | ||
| divided allegiance | 0.33 | The problem is here, between two divided communities, trying to find a means of reconciling their divided allegiances. | ||
| competing allegiance | 0.26 | Competing allegiances to God and country must now be confronted. | ||
| ethnic allegiance | 0.26 | Elsewhere, questions of ethnic allegiance are treated with shrewd comic flair. | ||
| new allegiance | 0.26 | Reichl shows off her new allegiance. | ||
| pledging allegiance | 0.26 | On one hand, they gripe, pledging allegiance seems so American. | ||
| strong allegiance | 0.26 | The people here have strong political allegiances. | ||
| traditional allegiance | 0.26 | The movement belied traditional political allegiances. |