Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary - Cite This Source - Share This. Defection. De*fec"tion\, n. [L. defectio: cf. F. d['e]fection. See Defect.] Act of abandoning a person or cause ...

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Lady Susan was far from intending such a conquest, and on finding how warmly Miss Mainwaring resented her lover's defection, determined, in spite of Mr.

Christopher Buckley's defection is signicant because he's precisely the sort of conservative public figure that would normally tow the party line with no enthusiasm, or remain ...

Republican Suffolk Legis. Jay Schneiderman celebrated the Fourth of July in his own way Friday, filling out a new voter registration form to change parties and become a member of ...

November 18, 2006 Steele Speaking Out, Chafee's Last Defection By Robert Novak. STEELE SPEAKING OUT. WASHINGTON -- President Bush's political advisers are urging Maryland Lt.

BEIJING -- The defection of a senior Chinese diplomat in Australia who contends he helped oversee a vast spy network has cast a spotlight on China's espionage activities at a time ...

But in 1994-95 they fought inside Iraq, destroyed an Iraqi division, and succeeded in attracting mass defections from the Iraqi army. faith: And then there's defection from the ...

CLEVELAND - Even his backers agree John McCain has had a couple of rotten weeks. But what befell him over the last weekend was the worst yet, as close to mortal campaign blows as ...

Barack Obama's surge is beginning to loosen Hillary Clinton's grip on the Democratic super-delegates who may decide the outcome of their presidential race.