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The language has to be precise and as neutral as possible in this article. Urquiza revolted against Rosas; for Rosas, this was treason, but there wasn't a legal chain of command anyway. By using the word "revolt" it's clear that Urquiza disobeyed and set himself against his former chief/ally. --
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