pa122造句

• This will generally be when they somewhat approve of the monarch, but it will make it difficult to actually do a survey . ) Similarly the problems in Tonga from 2006 onwards with George Tupou V . ( Well the problems started before then, but I believe T
  
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  hau Tupou IV was fairly popular even during the problems . ) It's also a fairly small place and considering that & other factors, I'm not sure if there is much of a history of such polling [ / / books . google . co . nz / books ? id = 050Av1806BYC & lpg = PA122 & ots = W0myKqknpJ & pg = PA122 # v = onepage ] Even with somewhere like Thailand, which is a constitutional monarchy ( albeit one where the constitution seems to often change ) & where Bhumibol Adulyadej appears to still be quite respected ( despite the coups and the occasional controversy over his possible blind eye, if not tactic support of them ), I'm not sure if approval / disapproval polls ( which do seem to be done for the goverments ) really fit in to a country where the occasional l鑣e majest?in Thailand conviction isn't uncommon.
• This will generally be when they somewhat approve of the monarch, but it will make it difficult to actually do a survey . ) Similarly the problems in Tonga from 2006 onwards with George Tupou V . ( Well the problems started before then, but I believe T
  
  ufa?
  
  hau Tupou IV was fairly popular even during the problems . ) It's also a fairly small place and considering that & other factors, I'm not sure if there is much of a history of such polling [ / / books . google . co . nz / books ? id = 050Av1806BYC & lpg = PA122 & ots = W0myKqknpJ & pg = PA122 # v = onepage ] Even with somewhere like Thailand, which is a constitutional monarchy ( albeit one where the constitution seems to often change ) & where Bhumibol Adulyadej appears to still be quite respected ( despite the coups and the occasional controversy over his possible blind eye, if not tactic support of them ), I'm not sure if approval / disapproval polls ( which do seem to be done for the goverments ) really fit in to a country where the occasional l鑣e majest?in Thailand conviction isn't uncommon.