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A prime minister's powers of patronage are impressive: he can make 80 or so MPs into ministers and another 40 or so into parliamentary private secretaries.
A reawakening of interest in Italy's classical heritage and the rise of new merchant and banking families at this northern Mediterranean gateway to the Continent produced impressive collections of antiquities, as well as considerable patronage of the arts.
NSB saw beautiful and grandeur stations as a way to draw patronage, and chose, in addition to impressive architecture, to build a park adjacent each stations.
This marks a new chapter for the brewpub, which was founded by Bostonian Gregory Kroitzsh in February 2013 and has already gained a loyal patronage among the city's beer enthusiasts for its impressive offerings of imported and domestic brews.
Mr Maliki has dished out his portfolios virtually by quota, and ministries will probably be regarded by whichever parties control them as milch cows of patronage (though the oil ministry has been wisely placed in the hands of an impressive Shia technocrat).
Patronage pads the payroll.
Satisfaction influenced patronage intentions.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
Kauffer flourished under his patronage.
