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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a czar was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing historical figures or contexts related to Russian leadership or authority.
Example: "In the 19th century, a czar was often seen as the ultimate authority in Russia, wielding significant power over the state."
Alternatives: "a monarch was" or "an emperor was".
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A czar was appointed.
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You're telling me you had some craft time to cut out letters and glitter for a sign protesting czars and you didn't take 30 goddamn seconds to Google what the hell a czar is?
That happened when the idea of a single "car czar" was junked and the White House took over the decision-making.
Some far-right Russian nationalists contend that the Czar was a victim of a conspiracy of Jews and Masons, while others steadfastly refuse to believe any evidence that was collected during the Soviet era.
Others said the proposed oversight of the rescue by a so-called car czar was too weak.
And a so-called "pay czar" was appointed to oversee bonuses at banks in receipt of government bailouts, although his remit is highly restricted.
We hear people saying, "Oh, if only Obama knew!" This is funny for me, because in Russia they have this saying: "If only the czar knew!" That existed for centuries people had this implicit belief that the czar was a good man and it was just the people around him doing all these terrible things at the local level.
Their timing was incongruous: the czar was the moderate Alexander II.
That Obama still has a "Pay Czar" is only one example of his prejudice against business.
But, first, they need to read this book". "Since the Obama administration now has czars for cars, information technology, bonuses, financial products, etc., can a book czar be far behind?
A Car Czar is just one condition.
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