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The king was ousted by his son the following year.

When that did not work out, the President was ousted.

A year later, however, he was ousted from his position.

A year later he was ousted from office but returned in 1220.

Not since 1924 has a senator been ousted as chairman.

Now he was calling for the people to oust her.

For both events, he was ousted in the second round.

She was not a member of the board ousted by the state in January.

The group has ousted nearly 20 people in its five years of existence.

Three presidents have been ousted in the last eight years.

The Senate has ousted a sitting judge only once, in 1872.

He was ousted in September 1991, six months after his election.

After being ousted from government he became leader of the opposition.

He was ousted in 1890 and the Germans kept looking.

Oust over a week ago you were having major surgery.

"Maybe by ousting just one person, we can set a new course."

Under the state's plan, a member could be ousted by a majority vote.

That administration was ousted in a military coup a few years later.

He said she was conducting a campaign to oust him.

The view now is that the military could be sitting back to let the court do the work of ousting the government.

When a player hits 0, they are ousted from the game.

He was ousted from this position by a 109-31 vote in February 2000.

In 2010, after being ousted he called a meeting against an opponent of the same party.

For him who took the right steps there was a chance of ousting all the others.

But they were ousted before dawn Monday by the police.