11. "But the presidency has inherent powers that are far greater than Congress's. 12. As the Collective, he contained the inherent power of almost every mutant on the planet. 13. And in part he did it with the inherent power of his post as Senate majority leader. 14. The courts have inherent powers to resolve issues of conflicts in cases that may come before them. 15. He then absorbed these heroes into his own body, gaining their mass and also their inherent powers . 16. In line with this, the National Assembly went on to reinstate the inherent powers of the Speaker. 17. The second, Dialogue and Power, focuses on the inherent power struggle between the interviewer and the interviewee. 18. A subtheme of this definition is the inherent power to affect what these large numbers of people do and think. 19. But Kmiec agrees that every nation's inherent power to defend its territory and population still justifies military action. 20. Languages have network effects which overwhelm their inherent power .-- Sean 17 : 57, 8 December 2010 ( UTC)
