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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bid for power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone's attempt to gain control or influence through a formal process. For example, "John launched a bid for power by announcing his candidacy in the upcoming election."
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Neither Maduro nor Cabello has Chávez's charisma, nor does either man have a group of personal followers powerful enough to allow him to make a concerted bid for power.
Has the steam run out of Ukip's bid for power?
Since his first bid for power in 2005 Mr Tusk has come a long way.
We have also seen the bid for power by Theresa May.
Some Tajiks would like to see their own man, Mohammed Fahim, make a bid for power.
By 1990 they were ready to make a bid for power.
His story recounts a bid for power by the drug czar Gangleos.
Ceptia... wasn't making a bid for power: its end was its own elimination".
The government is using state resources to hinder his bid for power, he claims, including creating a culture of fear.
Perón had supported the Peronist underground but also used other means in a new bid for power.
He made an unsuccessful bid for power after pro-democracy demonstrations toppled Ne Win's government in 1988.
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