promonarchist
Britishadjective
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Most observers agree that Khomeini must first win the support of the military, whose leadership is still resolutely promonarchist; if the mullah succeeded in bringing down Bakhtiar, the restive generals almost certainly would attempt a coup.
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The dilemma was all the more ironic because the military is strongly promonarchist.
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The first sign that Greece had become a channel for the gunrunners came earlier this year, when a small arsenal was discovered in the home of a promonarchist deputy of the New Democracy Party named Hippocrates Savvouras.
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