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It may be posited, however, that Diocletian felt the need to bind Maximian closer to him, by making him his empowered associate, in order to avoid the possibility of having him striking some sort of deal with Carausius.
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It was in this stew of poverty that the Mad Butcher would find his victims, empowered in his hunt by the slum's social disarray.
Barack Obama insisted forcefully before his newly empowered opposition on Tuesday that he would hold the line against attacks on his domestic and international climate agenda.
His bluntness empowered many Dutch to express formerly taboo, often offensive opinions.
His appointment empowered him to conduct background checks on prospective appointees.
Mr. Boehner or his newly empowered lieutenants probably see some peril in pursuing either kind of opposition.
His report, Empowered Communities: Empowered People, a manifesto for breaking cycles, is still awaiting a response from the government nine months after it was delivered.
But in a world without government, without politics, there's nothing much standing between his newly empowered individual and the unimpeded transnational corporation.
His decree empowered soldiers to arrest and try civilians in military courts.
When we say of somebody that he is 'in power' we actually refer to his being empowered by a certain number of people to act in their name ([28]: 44).3.
As majority leader, McConnell will face competing pressures from his newly empowered caucus..
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