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"The real coup d'état is coming from Chávez, who wants to perpetuate himself in power".

Alfaro's overthrow, like that of García Moreno, was brought about by his stubborn attempts to perpetuate himself in office.

Wednesday's Belgrade-style insurrection was sparked by Gen. Robert Guei's attempt to perpetuate himself in power by stealing this week's presidential election.

Imran Khan, cricket hero turned politician, and one of the boycotters, sees elections as a ploy by Musharraf to perpetuate himself in power.

And till he was challenged both internally and by international forces, there was little to suggest that he could not have survived for many more years, and eventually – like just about every other leader of once-revolutionary Arab republics had already done or planned to do – perpetuate himself and his Jamahariyah in the person of his son.

However, if Facundo's portrait is linked to the wild nature of the countryside, Rosas is depicted as an opportunist who exploits the situation to perpetuate himself in power.

"Kirchner was popular at this time, he had lots of money and he had bought all of the media, but Bergoglio didn't want (Kirchner) to perpetuate himself in power," Berensztein said.

Perez Hilton calls Michael Jackson's medical condition a publicity stunt Similar to The Onion, Perez Hilton gets away with a lot thanks to the image he has perpetuated for himself, especially before he vowed in 2010 to tame the insults he hurls at celebrities.

Woodson himself perpetuated those impressions.

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Wilder himself had perpetuated the idea in his own writings about who should be fingerprinted.