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Senate equality is formal rather than practical: those with highest prestige sit at the front, speak first, set the agenda, and control debate.
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Senate equality is formal rather than practical: those with highest prestige sit at the front, speak first, set the agenda, and control debate.
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"they appoint Pompey, who again, is considered the greatest general in Rome at this point, at this point, to counter Caesar. Okay? And this..."
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"Everyone back here are not allowed to say anything. Okay? Because you go in turns. The people who sit at the front are the..."
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"...game, which is social. Social. Social. Social. Social. And it's about prestige, right? So they're competing against other parents to have the best family..."
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"...Wealth, military power, and a more productive herding system probably brought prestige and power to the identities associated with Proto -Indo -European dialects after..."
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"...before this entire affair does tremendous damage to the reputation and prestige of the royal family. World War I breaks out, and even though..."
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"...Caesar will win military glory. Okay? It basically establishes the power, prestige, and fame of Julius Caesar. And this will start a civil war...."
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"...have instituted changes to their culture that would have destroyed the prestige, power, and wealth of nobility."
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"...deal, and what gave the Catholic Church so much power and prestige that they had the power to anoint emperors? Okay, so that's the..."
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"...to join the Roman Empire, the church acquires tremendous legitimacy and prestige and status, okay? Does that make sense for you guys? Alright? Alright...."
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"...Jerusalem. And Jerusalem is part of this five because of its prestige, right? This is where Jesus died. And this is where the Jewish..."
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"...as we know, the Byzantine Empire will decline in power and prestige, mainly because the Byzantine Empire, militarily, is not as strong as it..."
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"...as a mechanism in order to ensure the legitimacy and the prestige of the Catholic Church in Rome against that of its competing churches,..."
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Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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