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The phrase "falls from power" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a politician or leader who loses their position of authority or influence. Example: After years of corruption allegations, the president fell from power when he was impeached by Congress.
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Once Bill falls from power, the recriminations erupt.
A South Sudanese Cymbeline watches from the audience, rapt, as a Palestinian Richard II falls from power.
Today, the Brotherhood is warning us that if their man falls from power, then the Salafists would be the replacement.
Ultimately, he's going to be Earl of Essex and then very abruptly, in the summer of 1540, he falls from power and is executed.
Israel's security establishment is betting that if Mr. Hussein falls from power, Syria, Iran and Saudi Arabia will come under increasing pressure to sever ties to terrorism.
The gift volumes recommended this year have intellectual heft and emotional wallop, explaining how artisans fabricated absurd luxuries that barely survived wars, natural disasters and owners' falls from power.
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He fell from power two years later.
Then there are icons that have fallen from power.
But she suffered after Mao died and the Gang of Four fell from power, in 1976.
But he denied reports that he had assured Mr. Liu that he would not fall from power.
Robespierre fell from power in Paris on 9 Thermidor, year II (July 27 , 1794.
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