Venegas grossly abused his power, arrogating to himself all the grandeur due to the governor alone, and enforcing his will against his enemies ( religious as well as laymen ) by violence, imprisonment, confiscation and exile.
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Though Antonelli has been criticized for arrogating to the papacy too arbitrary a civil power, a perusal of his letter to the bishops of Ireland reveals a more tolerant spirit than is generally attributed to him.
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Freedom skies arrogates to himself the right to determine which sources are reliable and which are not and what their correct interpretation is and gets away with it because the alternative is edit wars and personal attacks.
44.
Adolfo Ballivi�n chose to absent himself again when in 1872 the president, General Agust�n Morales, began to quarrel with the legislative and the media and hinted that he ( Morales ) may arrogate to himself supreme dictatorial powers.
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By arrogating to itself the functions of prosecutor, judge and court marshal, the United States has dealt a heavy blow to the United Nations _ and to the hopes of establishing a just and effective international legal order.
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Achirimbi II took advantage of his favourable standing with the administration and sought compensation for loss of sovereignty to arrogate to himself the residual powers the sub-chiefs or the Atangchuo, had retained over land matters and other disputes.
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It follows that Ebroin by 668 had arrogated to himself the " de facto " rule of Neustria and so ( in theory ) " of the Franks "; it also follows that Ebroin had a streak of paranoia.
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:: : : : : : : It does not surprise me in the slightest that you arrogate to yourself the right to determine someone else's appropriate amount of time to spend on the talk page in editorial discussion.
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Call it art, pride, or their guardianship of the Russian imagination ( Pushkin, mainly, and Lermontov; excluding Dostoyevsky and, emphatically, Pasternak, an archrival in the fame stakes of the time ), which they arrogated to themselves alone, savaging others'translations.
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He had purchased the manor and royalty of Hampton Court on the banks of the River Thames, part of the inheritance of the Crown, with which those who were then in power arrogated to themselves the right to deal.
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