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• Sloan is remembered for being a plutocratic detachment or avarice.
• His rise from poverty to plutocratic fame is a fable of American mobility.
• Our time is scarcely represented, except by the plutocratic desire for pedigree.
• The plutocratic style adopted by the government of the day allowed them easy access to essential resources.
• The land reform, arguing that capitalism was remaking the village into a " plutocratic assemblage ".
• Even the powerless and highly plutocratic Parliament introduced by the constitution of 1808 practically never came into being.
• A plot and a scam to try to suck the unwitting reader into its plutocratic grasp . " Underage "?
• The supreme court ruling of 1958 ended a practice of tax benefits for plutocratic funding of parties by corporate donations.
• An example of this is the high cost of political campaigning in some countries, in particular plutocratic finance ).
• The first serious attempt to rein in plutocratic politics came in 1907, when Congress banned direct corporate donations to candidates.
• Antipater dissolved the Athenian government and established a plutocratic system in 322 BC ( see Lamian War and Demetrius Phalereus ).
• Arnold also viewed with skepticism the plutocratic grasping in socioeconomic affairs which Coleridge, Carlyle, and the Oxford Movement criticized.
• This practice might have descended from the plutocratic oligarchies that limited the Suffet's power in the first Phoenician cities.
• He banned a planned march by trade unionists through plutocratic Punta del Este, worried that it might get out of hand.
• Often there is something to such charges, be it about plutocratic control of the networks or the political bent of workaday reporters.
• Pennyboy Junior, a spendthrift, and Pennyboy Senior, an usurer and miser, are competing for the hand of the plutocratic Lady Pecunia.
• The stuffy, plutocratic Moscow Commercial Club, modeled on London's gentlemen's clubs along Pall Mall, also boasts its own casino.
• The more authoritarian, militaristic, arguably plutocratic Republican Party was able to subtly present itself ( somewhat deceptively ) as the defender of white privilege.