| political dissent | 10.80 | Political dissent is not tolerated. | ||
| internal dissent | 2.96 | And he is plagued by internal dissent. | ||
| public dissent | 2.37 | Public dissent is rare. | ||
| peaceful dissent | 1.32 | The government continued to imprison people for peaceful dissent. | ||
| separate dissent | 1.12 | Justice David H. Souter filed a separate dissent. | ||
| open dissent | 0.99 | But she demurred from open dissent. | ||
| growing dissent | 0.79 | Growing dissent and social unrest are simmering. | ||
| stifling dissent | 0.79 | Increasingly, Akayev is stifling dissent, and more and more voters see him as corrupt. | ||
| stinging dissent | 0.66 | But Kennedy, in a stinging dissent, had urged that they do so. | ||
| lone dissent | 0.59 | Justice John Paul Stevens was the lone dissent. | ||
| domestic dissent | 0.53 | Both governments have been the target of much international criticism for their suppression of domestic dissent. | ||
| crushing dissent | 0.39 | However, a policy of violently crushing dissent appears to have hardened. | ||
| legitimate dissent | 0.39 | One thing is legitimate dissent, democratic disagreement, and protest. | ||
| little dissent | 0.39 | And they have said so consistently, in dozens of cases, with little dissent and even less debate. | ||
| religious dissent | 0.39 | Religious dissent is, indeed, one source of civil unrest. | ||
| worded dissent | 0.39 | Justice John Paul Stevens wrote a more sharply worded dissent. | ||
| increasing dissent | 0.33 | Arafat is also facing increasing dissent among Palestinian hardliners. | ||
| serious dissent | 0.33 | But serious dissent surrounding hangings is not heard. | ||
| strong dissent | 0.33 | The decision drew a strong dissent. | ||
| tolerating dissent | 0.33 | But Sweden also has a long tradition of tolerating dissent. |