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It's failed to radically democratize politics and so, for the upcoming 2016 election, we've got almost all the candidates being funded by Super PACs controlled by tiny groups of enormously rich individuals.

Buddhists form the largest religious minority in Mizoram, followed by Hindus and Muslims; there also are tiny groups of Sikhs and Jains.

These tiny groups of people, united under a collective presidency, defy the lessons of Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and the old Soviet Union by surviving together in precarious statehood.

Within weeks of the 1940 collapse, tiny groups of men and women had begun to resist.

At the end of the conference, efforts to make simple changes to strengthen the final accord were blocked by a tiny group of states led by Venezuela and Sudan.

Chirac began advocating it after a dozen young veiled girls, mostly of Kurdish origin, were pushed into public schools by their fathers in a well-orchestrated attempt by a tiny group of Muslim radicals to attract media attention.

Britain's broadcasters largely follow the agenda set by the press, and Britain's press is not only mostly run by a tiny group of wealthy rightwing moguls, its aggression also has few parallels in Europe.

Worse still, it was upstaged and outwitted by a tiny group of opportunists, many of them Jews (not a people beloved by the KGB), who became known as the oligarchs.

The world will not be "saved" by a tiny group of super-rich who have done incredibly well from putting their economic dogma into practice.

Instead, the media is run by a tiny group of politically motivated moguls, themselves in league with other private interests through advertising or personal networks.

Until now, high-level politics has been dominated by a tiny group of people with sometimes interlinked interests—if shifting allegiances.