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In making the broader case that the rich have essentially bought the country, Hacker and Pierson zero in on two killer statistics.
"I think it is a way of getting some hand-selected judges on the court so you have judges whose opinions you have essentially bought".
By the 1980s, however, it's clear that this has changed--now the party is run by moneyed technocrats educated at Harvard, Princeton, and Oxford who have essentially bought themselves into political power.
Mr. Khaksar, the former Taliban deputy interior minister, said Mr. bin Laden had essentially bought his influence in the Taliban government.
A friend once bought an elaborate Perspex container of indeterminate usage that we put on her kitchen counter and stared at for a long time before realising that what she had essentially bought was packaging.
Rocket Internet has essentially bought itself a monopoly on food delivery in many parts of the world.
With the deal, Madison Dearborn has essentially bought out QuickPlay Media's previous investors, which include General Catalyst, Ventures West, J.L Albright, and Up Capital.
KAZUO KODAMA Counselor for Public Affairs Embassy of Japan Washington, D.C. Stewed in steerage You've essentially bought the airlines' complaint about their passengers' increasingly rude behavior in the coach section ("Jetiquette," Feb. 8, p. 169).
China, after all, had acted with restraint after losing by two votes to Sydney, Australia, to host the 2000 Summer Games, even when the deciding votes turned out to have essentially been bought.
The government had apparently been hoping for the quick consent of host communities, which have been essentially bought off for years with generous subsidies and tax benefits to allow the plants in their midst, and which will be the first to suffer economically if the plants are shut.
In the past, there was an expectation that a foreign entity had to essentially buy out a company in order to trigger a CFIUS review.
