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palace revolution
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palace revolution
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(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) a coup d'état made by those already in positions of power, usually with little violence
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Boro were a point off the top when the Scot took over the Riverside reigns but they slipped down to tenth in the cutthroat Championship table after being toppled in a Palace coup on Saturday.
Failings in front of goal hurt Strachan; Crystal Palace 1 ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The second half Palace coup means Boro have now suffered six defeats in all so far and two on the bounce under the new gaffer as any feelgood factor from a dug-out change has dissolved quickly without a discernible dividend.
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Ben Ali, 73, is running for a fifth, five-year term, after taking power in a bloodless palace coup in 1987.
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