And a tireless leader can make a whole populace feel spent.
Is the idea somehow that, once women have ceased to be objects of desire, they turn against the world and spend the rest of their days wishing evil on a populace that bypasses them?
It's even less likely that the rest of the voting populace is itching to spend four more years knee-deep in Texas bluster.
Still, those reserves have fallen by some $90 billion since last year and the government is already announcing cutbacks in public spending, leading some observers to question how long the royal family can continue to buy off the discontent of the country's growing populace.
Libraries should not be expected to spend money on multiple hardback copies of Stieg Larsson and Danielle Steel to lend to a populace who could buy the paperback for less than the price of a packet of fags.
On the one hand, it could steel a reluctant populace for tougher spending cuts to come; on the other, it gives the government bargaining power to push through tax cuts and other deficit-busting measures that might stimulate growth.
When he says that China "isn't playing for second place," part of what he's saying is that China isn't spending lots of money educating its populace in French and philosophy.
In addition to the millions spent to mobilize the armed forces against the populace, hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost, as international investment fell off during the violence that followed the coup.
In mid-November he spent two weeks in Lwów (in Ukrainian, Lviv; in German, Lemberg), where he was welcomed by the populace; since the war's end, his presence had drawn crowds eager to see the famed commander.
