The late Roman period of imperial bureaucracy and centralized power under the emperor.
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Dominate
The late Roman period of imperial bureaucracy and centralized power under the emperor.
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"And so this started a period, what we call the Dominate, okay? Basically the idea of starting an imperial bureaucracy, centralizing power with the..."
"...nothing by making it everything and nothing. Okay? By having money dominate the world. There's nowhere you can go without money. Okay? You would..."
"...big boys are fighting each other. You can come in and dominate the school now. Who would they be dominating? They could dominate South..."
"...is just how you perceive geopolitics and how you want to dominate geopolitics. China does not do grand strategy. China is called 中国, okay?..."
"...perceives geopolitically how each player perceives geopolitics and how to best dominate geopolitics okay and then you have the bishop the knight and the..."
"...it's just not only how a nation will go out to dominate the world, but it's also constrained on their behavior. They can only..."
"...which was the British free trade system. You know, once you dominate the global financial systems and your money, you're the chief creditor to..."
"...as United States supports Israel, then Israel will continue to, um, dominate the Middle East. And if, if the United States were to lose..."
"...historic military buildup. Our goal in doing so is not to dominate China, nor is it to strangle or humiliate them. Rather, our goal..."
"...industries. As you can see, the blue, sorry, the pink completely dominate the blue. And the"
"...the first time, there was a power that was able to dominate the entire globe. And America was able to do so through three..."
"So I think Israel will come to dominate the Middle East. But then you're like, what about Iran? And like, I know this is..."
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Byzantium survives for a thousand years because it solves Rome's political problem.
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