Trump's authoritarian dream Russians are not unique in their authoritarian impulse.
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"China is an authoritarian country, becoming more and more authoritarian," he said.
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Authoritarian feeding style The first is an authoritarian or controlling feeding style.
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"China is an authoritarian country, becoming more and more authoritarian," Sanders said.
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To him, the opposite of authoritarian Communist rule is authoritarian right-wing rule, not democracy.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Trump's authoritarian dream Trump's fantasy: a one-man election, in the authoritarian manner.
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Its politics had both democratic and authoritarian elements, though on balance those were more democratic than authoritarian.
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It was the most authoritarian statement in a campaign that was already pretty authoritarian to begin with.
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America's Authoritarian Spring, rising authoritarian attitudes playing a newly significant role in American politics, is now upon us.
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To start with, sanctions seldom work with authoritarian regimes and North Korea is the authoritarian regime par excellence.
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And just as in any other authoritarian regime, the American authoritarian states fostered inequalities that enabled mass cruelty.
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"They relate to Trump more because Trump has an authoritarian personality and these are authoritarian leaders," says Shadi Hamid.
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This is not necessarily because Americans have grown more authoritarian (the United States electorate has always had an authoritarian streak).
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And much of the backsliding has been incremental, rather than transformational: strong democracies becoming weak, authoritarian states becoming more authoritarian.
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Kim Jong Un is the one person who is able to make decisions under their authoritarian—uniquely authoritarian—or totalitarian system.
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In short, detonating America's Constitution and replacing it with something authoritarian will take more than electing a president with authoritarian inclinations.
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People whose scores were most non-authoritarian — meaning they always chose the non-authoritarian parenting answer — were almost 75 percent Democrats.
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"This is very common — in semi-authoritarian and authoritarian regimes," Erica Chenoweth, a professor at the University of Denver, tells me.
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Hetherington and Weiler's 2009 research found a tremendous difference between authoritarian voters' and non-authoritarian voters' views on immigrants, especially undocumented immigrants.
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But all these examples show is that not every authoritarian populist, or even straight-up authoritarian, is good at handling social media.
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It is now a party led by a demagogic, authoritarian strongman whose rhetoric compares with the authoritarian, anti-democratic strongmen of history.
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In other words, there is something that still unites Republican voters in both the authoritarian and non-authoritarian camps: They really, really don't like Democrats.
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A faith practice with an authoritarian structure sooner or later becomes a horror; a faith practice without an authoritarian structure sooner or later becomes a hobby.
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The book is an analysis of democracies that have "backslid" into an authoritarian system, either through elected leaders seizing authoritarian powers or through a military coup.
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"This is very common — in semi-authoritarian and authoritarian regimes," Erica Chenoweth, a professor at the University of Denver, told me at the time of Comey's firing.
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I think what Lucas got was the emotional energy of the freedom seeker, and also the clamping down of the authoritarian, and the complacency of the authoritarian.
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"It is clear that there is the authoritarian base that a talented candidate can always tap into and drag the party in a more authoritarian direction," Hetherington said.
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Not only do authoritarian voters oppose immigration reform, but as they've shown in flocking to Trump, authoritarian voters want the exact opposite of immigration reform: harsher policies toward immigrants.
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Ms. Amanpour, who grew up in Iran when it was led by an authoritarian shah, said control of the news media was the first point on the authoritarian agenda.
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Slater does not think a full-on electoral authoritarian system is inevitable in the U.S. "It takes people willing to use the system in illiberal and authoritarian ways," he said.
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While Trump has shown all sorts of authoritarian inclinations, this hasn't yet manifested in either creating authoritarian mass movements (as the classic fascist dictators did) or thwarting the legal system.
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" Toure Owen, 25, American in Beijing, China"Authoritarian regimes are less equipped to respond to the climate crisis because the top priority of any authoritarian government will always be social stability.
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"The US creates a demonstration effect, which then is picked up by other countries where the leadership tends to be more authoritarian [in] character or aspires to be authoritarian," he said.
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Hungary targets Soros-funded university in latest authoritarian push Hungary targets Soros-funded university in latest authoritarian push Unfazed by criticism at home and abroad for his increasingly authoritarian politics, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has taken aim at another liberal institution in his country — this one founded by Hungarian-born billionaire George Soros.
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The experiences of students and academics like these are a part of global but rarely acknowledged problem: the silencing of students and scholars in authoritarian and near-authoritarian states around the world.
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In Hungary and Poland, voters motivated by the same factors elected authoritarian leaders who are steadily crushing an independent judiciary, and far from US and European shores, authoritarian leaders are making strides.
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If Donald Trump governs the way he says he's going to govern, if he governs as an authoritarian, if he aligns with Vladimir Putin as president, then we may find ourselves entering into a new political paradigm that's akin to what we see in some places in Europe and in Latin America where it's pro-authoritarian versus anti-authoritarian.
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He is an authoritarian, who is profiting from the chaos in Washington, Syria, Paris, San Bernardino, and even the chaos on campuses, which are creating a more authoritarian electorate in the Republican primaries.
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They really don't like Hugo Chávez because he's an authoritarian, but they will be incredibly friendly to other authoritarian regimes like in the UAE and Qatar because it's really about the alliance system.
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" In an influential 235 book called The Authoritarian Dynamic, Stenner argued that many authoritarians might be latent — that they might not necessarily support authoritarian leaders or policies until their authoritarianism had been "activated.
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For some time, I have studied authoritarian attitudes among Americans.
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His authoritarian rule in part led the economy to suffer.
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President Xi isn't the only authoritarian figure Trump has complimented.
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Erdogan will also have more authoritarian tools at his disposal.
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But I will not vote for an egomaniacal authoritarian. Nope.
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Trump has followed the authoritarian playbook in targeting the media.
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We have a president who seems to be an authoritarian.
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" His supporters appeared to love the authoritarian tone, chanting "U.
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In contrast with Cuba's authoritarian state, Haiti's government barely functions.
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These rules were designed to protect countries from becoming authoritarian.
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To them, China is authoritarian, vulgar, brutal, materialistic and uncivilised.
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"The Terrans [are] authoritarian, xenophobic," said executive producer Aaron Harberts.
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Few dare to speak out, particularly against their authoritarian government.
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Worse, his authoritarian instincts might weaken Brazilian democracy still further.
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An authoritarian regime can limit and dictate the public discussion.
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It's a Max Headroom moment of sorts, with authoritarian overtones.
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Internationally, the age of the West has been highly authoritarian.
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Does this amount to unacceptable scrutiny, even an authoritarian turn?
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"Authoritarian," to be clear, does not refer to actual dictatorships.
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That dynamic could favor more extreme authoritarian candidates as well.
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His prompts instilled in them a wariness of authoritarian constructs.
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Mr Xi is an authoritarian who strives for centralised control.
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Trump seems to have a similar affinity for authoritarian leaders.
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" Her bottom line: "I'm hoping he doesn't become an authoritarian.
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Instead, it serves as an example of effective authoritarian modernisation.
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Critics say Turkey has taken an authoritarian turn under Erdogan.
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We have elected an authoritarian, but an apparently incompetent one.
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He has a strong authoritarian tendency to him in Russia.
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Amazingly, all three of the people listed are authoritarian leaders.
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Authoritarian states like China, Russia, and Iran already do this.
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DAN RATHER, FORMER WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Donald Trump is authoritarian.
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The setback to the regime has made it more authoritarian.
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Events abroad seemed to underscore the instability of authoritarian states.
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"Erdogan is increasingly tilting towards an authoritarian streak," Coons said.
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Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan's late authoritarian ruler, preyed on his people.
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We do not look to authoritarian fashion titles for guidance.
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I guess I mean between "authoritarian regimes" and "democratic" governments.
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Many experts have attributed Venezuela's decline to its authoritarian government.
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We are not and will never be an authoritarian regime.
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Mr Lukashenko's authoritarian model, though, has relied on Russian subsidies.
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Many authoritarian governments already restrict what their citizens see online.
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So, too, does Hungary's increasingly authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orban.
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Trump, like many authoritarian figures, understands the value of spectacle.
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I went from being a libertarian Conservative to more Authoritarian.
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Authoritarian propagandists are attempting to convey power by defining reality.
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It's plainly obvious that Trump has authoritarian instincts and impulses.
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Critics say he wants to return Libya to authoritarian rule.
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Authoritarian states do not do national security on the cheap.
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Old habits, it appears, die hard — particularly for authoritarian governments.
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The authoritarian ways of the country trickled down to athletics.
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It is the content of every authoritarian story ever told.
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News Analysis Authoritarian regimes shroud their darkest features in euphemism.
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His critics fear that he could become an authoritarian leader.
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This is not yet a reversion to the authoritarian past.
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In the world's major authoritarian states, things are also unwell.
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Mr. Erdogan has become increasingly authoritarian since the coup attempt.
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And they lamented China's authoritarian tightening under President Xi Jinping.
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New members that were once Soviet states are turning authoritarian.
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In an authoritarian state like China, that raises broad concerns.
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Trump may be a white nationalist with dangerously authoritarian tendencies.
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This is authoritarian language that most Muslim leaders understand well.
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It's true that Law and Justice displays an authoritarian streak.
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One approach has been to cast Mr. Trump as authoritarian.
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These are the tactics authoritarian strongmen use around the world.
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For authoritarian governments, it's that popular revolutions lead to bedlam.
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In Hungary, an authoritarian leader has chipped away at democracy.
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The regime has become more authoritarian with every passing day.
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To my authoritarian father, all has gone according to plan.
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Liberal democracy will devour itself, creating conditions for authoritarian rule.
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At the same time, authoritarian leaders prove impervious to satire.
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The authoritarian police state he so loves is now everywhere.
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This is why authoritarian regimes are adopting them so eagerly.
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Trump, in this view, is a type — an authoritarian strongman.
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Right now, the momentum is clearly in the authoritarian direction.
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Netanyahu's response has been right out of an authoritarian playbook.
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Mr. Erdogan's narrow victory, in effect, ratifies his authoritarian rule.
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The decline of the Chinese economy delegitimized the authoritarian model.
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But faced with the authoritarian government, we can't be afraid.
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Authoritarian leaders used to be able to steal with impunity.
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Many authoritarian regimes are also cracking down further on dissent.
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Some political analysts and government officials label him as authoritarian.
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President Maduro's government is an inefficient and corrupt authoritarian regime.
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But the authoritarian wave has also washed into the West.
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Anakin's support for Palpatine's authoritarian approach leads to his undoing.
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Authoritarian regimes that shutter universities and arrest journalists have prospered.
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Neither will buddying up with authoritarian leaders in Central America.
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"The proposed changes have an authoritarian bent," said one activist.
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Authoritarian leaders often chafe under the constraints of constitutional rule.
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It advises companies, cities and countries — sometimes including authoritarian regimes.
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One, for asking if "the people" will tolerate authoritarian rule.
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According to the piece, authoritarian regimes regularly use women's rights as a playing card: first to get votes and legitimacy from the West, only to roll back rights once their authoritarian impulses become stronger.
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They might fare better in a national election than a divisive authoritarian candidate could, but the problem is getting the nomination — and then winning the general election if disaffected authoritarian voters decide to stay home.
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ZB: I get that "might makes right" allows authoritarian states and militant groups to sell oil, but what is it exactly about oil sales that makes authoritarian states so durable and resistant to democratic revolutions?
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"He, in fact, does not, did not, has never embraced an authoritarian regime and does not now," Biden added, going to argue that Sanders should have condemned authoritarian regimes, instead of calling out their accomplishments.
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As Dean described it: Nixon and Trump are both authoritarian personalities.
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And it sounded disappointingly familiar to those living under authoritarian regimes.
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Now other authoritarian nation states are attempting to do the same.
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Marshall's apparent authoritarian tendencies extend to his policy platform as well.
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America—a xenophobic, authoritarian national id manifested in an aging white
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But he lacks Mr Trump's authoritarian instincts, racism and persistent cruelty.
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Popular at home, his critics accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian.
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Some institutions that appear democratic have become common in authoritarian states.
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There's also serious privacy concerns, especially when talking about authoritarian countries.
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With victory in sight, he is playing down his authoritarian impulses.
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The curbs had been criticized by opposition figures as being authoritarian.
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Many in the West were deeply suspicious of its authoritarian politics.
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Ironically, this could help Erdogan's quest for authoritarian control in Turkey.
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This state-mandated urbanism represents the "authoritarian modernisation" Mr Putin seeks.
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It is an argument that would appeal to authoritarian leaders everywhere.
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To Mariano Rajoy, Spain's conservative prime minister, it is "authoritarian delirium".
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One can readily understand why authoritarian nations would favor such borders.
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LePage said Wednesday his use of the word "authoritarian" was incorrect.
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More authoritarian regimes, by contrast, would simply turn off the internet.
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That could include, it now seems, the practice of authoritarian politics.
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Mr Kaczynski's worldview explains Law and Justice's intransigence and authoritarian leanings.
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They recoiled at his authoritarian, impetuous, adversarial, petty, and ineffective acts.
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It will certainly be a boon to authoritarian governments and regimes.
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The general's anti-Islamist and authoritarian style is suddenly in vogue.
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First, as rents dry up, authoritarian oil-dependent governments could collapse.
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Unlike the mainland China, Hong Kong did not adopt authoritarian governance.
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He started to understand the grim authoritarian reality of his country.
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No nation is exempt from the risk of an authoritarian coup.
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Audiences seemed to be drawn to his conspicuously cocksure authoritarian persona.
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Meanwhile Russia and Egypt both share the label of "authoritarian regime".
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Like any authoritarian ideology, it expects you to tire of fighting.
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The other group of actors are governments, particularly the authoritarian kind.
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There's always a lot of subliminal sexual politics in authoritarian personalities.
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That is not something you can say about past authoritarian movements.
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In that sense, he's almost more dangerous than previous authoritarian leaders.
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Nicaragua is in the throes of a bloody anti-authoritarian uprising.
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Jordan's Montag is, initially, a true believer in his authoritarian mission.
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As a social experiment, it is at once idealistic and authoritarian.
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At times she seems like a liberal, at others an authoritarian.
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"We've never faced a high-tech authoritarian competitor before," he said.
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In 2011, as he was becoming ever more belligerent and authoritarian,
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"I feel like we're living in an authoritarian regime," McGovern said.
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Yet the state has wielded authoritarian powers, generating waste and corruption.
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Clinton herself stopped short of denouncing Mr. Trump as an authoritarian.
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For any authoritarian government, defining reality is crucial to exercising power.
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Trump is more popular than Obama among people in authoritarian nations.
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This means doing the opposite of that which authoritarian states do.
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Authoritarian regimes, particularly China and Russia, threaten American values and interests.
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The pattern is dismally familiar in the annals of authoritarian governments.
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Citizens' self-censorship helps authoritarian governments keep the Web in check.
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Authoritarian regimes are, in general, averse to a strong civil society.
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Each, in his own way, is a visionary sort of authoritarian.
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He repeats his bizarre praise for the authoritarian monarch for Jordan.
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The authoritarian government at the time barred any protests against it.
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Some more authoritarian leaders have even declared their birthdays national holidays.
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It has long used mildly authoritarian tactics to stay in power.
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It's a relationship one tends to associate more with authoritarian regimes.
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It is a reflection less of authoritarian confidence than intellectual exhaustion.
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He sees Putin as a model leader, not a disturbing authoritarian.
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Trump, of course, has a long history of invoking authoritarian tropes.
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Declining ones — at least authoritarian ones — tend to take their chances.
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Usually it happens in places we described as unstable or authoritarian.
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"Legislative control is critical in competitive authoritarian regimes," the authors write.
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The ultimate risk here is a kind of authoritarian doom loop.
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"This is classic propaganda from an authoritarian regime," Mr. Steyer said.
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It also gave him the space to flex his authoritarian muscles.
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Trump is also, like Putin, widely perceived as an authoritarian strongman.
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He is at home with authoritarian thugs; he recognizes their ilk.
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Authoritarian forms of democracy promise to hollow out political rights too.
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Similar laws have been used by authoritarian governments around Southeast Asia.
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This silence removes any checks against encroaching extremist and authoritarian policies.
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Garry Kasparov knows what it is to oppose an authoritarian ruler.
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An authoritarian state imposes brutal forms of social control. Ugh. Dystopia.
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He brought his authoritarian manner to the task of fund-raising.
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An authoritarian foreign clique flaunts its sovereign immunity in American courts.
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Hillary Clinton has called him an "authoritarian" because of his policy.
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But supporting big federal spending programs does not an authoritarian make.
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Both have authoritarian governments; Iran embraces Islamism and Vietnam embraces communism.
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Others were unnerved by his volatile temperament, egoism and authoritarian tendencies.
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They also serve the authoritarian leader who rides them to power.
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"We're very opposed to the authoritarian nature of Cuba," Sanders said.
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Some once like-minded academics now praise Mr. Xi's authoritarian ways.
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"Mind one's place?" sounds like an authoritarian clue, but it's not.
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Their leaders have all used elections to consolidate their authoritarian power.
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"Poles will never agree to an outright authoritarian regime," he said.
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She was the authoritarian figure and I was the obedient daughter.
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On one hand, Trump showers praise on North Korea's authoritarian leader.
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This article is a co-production with Coda's Authoritarian Tech channel.
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I call on Brazil to end its authoritarian attack on press
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Yet the state has wielded authoritarian powers, generating waste and corruption.
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Mr. Trump is not the first American politician with authoritarian tendencies.
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Trump's "authoritarian xenophobic" rampage has taken him to the White House.
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Protests began in April against Ortega's perceived corrupt and authoritarian regime.
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The besieged human rights lawyers defying an increasingly authoritarian Chinese government.
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Sometimes they've done business directly with the authoritarian or their associates.
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Because it seems rather authoritarian, and populism, right, under Modi. Correct?
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He's a marginalized figure within an authoritarian and systemic racist structure.
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Maduro has reacted to the chaos and dissent with authoritarian tactics.
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They do just fine objectively identifying authoritarian, tyrannical, or violent leadership.
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How do you interrogate authoritarian tendencies, which can sometimes be latent?
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In the past few years, Erdoğan has shown some authoritarian tendencies.
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In an essay published in October in PS: Political Science and Politics, "Authoritarian Voters and the Rise of Donald Trump," Matthew C. MacWilliams, a teaching associate at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, found that "Trump's rise is in part the result of authoritarian voters' response to his unvarnished, us-versus-them rhetoric" and that Uniformity and order are authoritarian watch words.
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Whatever the disputes among factions on the left, whatever the intentions of Trump voters, the fact is that an unprepared, wildly corrupt authoritarian is headed for the White House, drawing his support from authoritarian-leaning voters.
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In liberal democracies, we need to be especially wary of this crisis being exploited for authoritarian ends — especially by authoritarian demagogues in positions of power who use the language of border protection to justify their worst cruelties.
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Then on top of that, you have his support for authoritarian leaders.
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"I oppose Xi Jinping and his authoritarian dictatorship," Dong was heard saying.
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That's characteristic of authoritarian regimes, not democracies, and it needs to stop.
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Dirty, transient, and anti-authoritarian, they spurn capitalism for a hardscrabble alternative.
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But several students of authoritarian populist movements abroad have a different message.
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The signatories were all from authoritarian regimes with dodgy human-rights records.
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" Lastly, he said that the "two authoritarian regimes understand each other well.
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"The PT right now is very bitter, spiteful and authoritarian," Pessoa said.
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Most pundits who attack Trump denounce him as racist, dangerous, and authoritarian.
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This is a problem that regimes face all over, particularly authoritarian regimes.
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Pelosi accused Trump of using "authoritarian" tactics in making the wiretap claim.
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In doing so many are looking to leave behind more authoritarian regimes.
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Latin America has experimented before with mixing authoritarian politics and liberal economics.
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An authoritarian government like China doesn't face the same kind of obstacle.
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Both authoritarian countries have a long history of attacking journalists and critics.
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He's been called "authoritarian" after railing on Twitter against a critical journalist.
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READ: Authoritarian Jair Bolsonaro got a lot of votes in Brazil's election.
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But they nonetheless have continued to criticize him for his authoritarian style.
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An authoritarian government can provide certainty, at least in the short term.
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The authoritarian Mr Erdogan is also the world's leading jailer of journalists.
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For such authoritarian governments, a free press is still the public enemy.
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"Comics can be pernicious, fascist propaganda or anti-authoritarian," Mr Spiegelman said.
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After all, candidates with authoritarian tendencies don't like to give up power.
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To critics, the firm is the business wing of an authoritarian elite.
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Opponents of Nicaragua's authoritarian president, Daniel Ortega, had taken over the city.
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He acts like both an authoritarian bully and a petulant child. pic.twitter.
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Assad was not the only foreign authoritarian Gabbard praised for fighting terrorism.
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Consequently, The Punisher doubles as a fascinating, cynical exploration of authoritarian violence.
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Mr Arpaio, who styled himself "America's toughest sheriff", is an authoritarian impresario.
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Well, not just for the Kremlin, but all totalitarian and authoritarian regimes.
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In authoritarian societies, AVs could be a powerful tool of social control.
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In Russia and Turkey, they have turned fledgling democracies into authoritarian states.
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Mr Xi and Mr Putin take comfort in each other's authoritarian bent.
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But authoritarian governments have often regarded them as a threat to society.
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" Human rights groups have accused the PiS government of an "authoritarian slide.
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Threat models don't have to involve authoritarian governments kidnapping and torturing activists.
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After each of these moments, Egypt has reverted to an authoritarian mean.
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There has been talk of "Trumpism," a new nationalist/populist/authoritarian synthesis.
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And I think that Erdogan&aposs authoritarian moves need to be countered.
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"Turkey is sliding towards a semi-authoritarian system under one-man rule".
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We are not talking about authoritarian or totalitarian forms of socialism, right.
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Others viewed the move as more evidence of President Trump's authoritarian tendencies.
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But President Trump's increasingly authoritarian rhetoric barely makes the nightly news anymore.
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LIGHTHIZER: So does that mean that democracies always lose to authoritarian governments?
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" In its subheading on its piece describing the film, Slate wrote, "Authoritarian?
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But one central source of strength for Trump is authoritarian-minded voters.
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Could Americans actually let an authoritarian strongman trample on our democratic norms?
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Nearly all states—whether democratic or authoritarian—are entangled on the Internet.
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Jammeh, whose authoritarian rule began with a 1994 coup, lost the Dec.
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And power—make no mistake—is what this authoritarian left is after.
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And unlike Reagan, he's shown an authoritarian streak that Reagan never had.
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Authoritarian Leanings Latin America has never gotten over its attraction to authoritarianism.
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In many ways, it is not surprising that Trump has authoritarian reflexes.
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Left unaddressed, the threat from authoritarian interference will only grow over time.
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But encouragingly, it found little pronounced hankering for authoritarian or nationalist rule.
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Surkov also sees Russia's authoritarian, repressive ruling style as worthy of emulation.
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Hamas retains authoritarian control over these 140 square miles along the Mediterranean.
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Or, were they authoritarian, corrupt, paralyzed, chaotic, bungling, belligerent and internally fissured?
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He tries to convince U.S. readers that Spain is an authoritarian country.
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"There are ways of being authoritarian which are completely new," Griffin said.
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Poland followed suit, though later, with its own shift to Catholic, authoritarian
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Typically, the aesthetic authoritarian likes spartan design: Doric columns and militarized courtyards.
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Where, for example, did the new wave of "authoritarian" politics come from?
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"Ethiopian activist slams 'authoritarian' Nobel winner Abiy Ahmed" reported the Financial Times.
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His critics describe some of his reforms as heavy-handed and authoritarian.
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Suppose this U.S.-funded, authoritarian regime becomes notorious for inciting violent attacks.
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An insecure West and confident authoritarian regimes increase chances of serious clashes.
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The radical Whigs were for democratization, the authoritarian reformers firmly against it.
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Authoritarian regimes do not allow for freedom of artistic expression, of course.
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This has given authoritarian leaders the freedom to rule as they please.
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ZTE has run afoul of Washington before for dealings with authoritarian governments.
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But critics say Mr. Djukanovic tended toward authoritarian rule and tolerated graft.
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CNN: In your first term, your critics labeled you authoritarian, a dictator.
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The charismatic outsider tends to become authoritarian, alienating others in the company.
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But ending the needless suffering of the world will require authoritarian control.
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Sometimes Putin's bets on authoritarian leaders turn out well, others not so.
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Trump's a paid-up member of the growing illiberal authoritarian international movement.
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Editorial Authoritarian leaders exercise a strange and powerful attraction for President Trump.
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From Poland to Venezuela, authoritarian populists have exploited nationalism to disable democracy.
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There's no question about it, with certain authoritarian tendencies already kicking in.
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Such memorials should be in the capitals of all non-authoritarian countries.
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Under Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japan has taken a decidedly authoritarian turn.
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But it also has a logic that is specific to authoritarian populists.
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A quick refresher: Charles I's authoritarian rule eventually led to his execution.
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And the country slipped back into the grip of another authoritarian government.
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Abroad, he projects the image of a militaristic and increasingly authoritarian state.
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Could we all face detention for protests against an increasingly authoritarian government?
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Demonstrators in Sudan are demanding the departure of the country's authoritarian ruler.
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Reporting in an authoritarian country is a struggle of memory against forgetting.
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Iran is the latest authoritarian regime to see dissent amongst its citizens.
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Yet the authoritarian caloric disadvantage might be even worse than Sen described.
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But in Venezuela's authoritarian context, clientelism has acquired a more menacing hue.
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In an emergency like the coronavirus pandemic, does authoritarian rule outshine democracy?
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Two of those are large democracies, the other an authoritarian city-state.
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The key passage: Accusing the President of authoritarian tactics once seemed exaggerated.
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President Trump, with his authoritarian nature, does not respect any of this.
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The Trump administration must review its relations with authoritarian regimes like Bahrain's.
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Whereas Telegram's founder, Pavel Durov, is famously resistant to authoritarian state power.
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But for me, the ban is more than bigoted and authoritarian policy.
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He wanted democratic ideals to supersede authoritarian rule in the Soviet Union.
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It employs a vast system of gulags to enforce this authoritarian rule.
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One can be permissive or authoritarian and still be a helicopter parent.
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Authoritarian helicopter parents ensure that their child gets what the parent wants.
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It is a playbook that authoritarian leaders around the world have followed.
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Is a legislative victory so important that it justifies promoting authoritarian government?
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Like many authoritarian leaders, Mr. Berdymukhammedov has a taste for theatrical displays.
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Back then Giuliani was alternately despised and admired for his authoritarian style.
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Yes, he is an authoritarian and no, he doesn't like organized labor.
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A politically active society is the biggest threat to an authoritarian government.
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Bloomberg said and did all these things because he is an authoritarian.
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Here, the redaction and aestheticization of authoritarian language can have healing effects.
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Scapegoating minorities has long been a popular tactic for authoritarian-minded leaders.
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Trump's authoritarian style represents an assault on the traditional separation of powers.
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He became a symbol of resistance to authoritarian Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar.
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Would these really stop an authoritarian president in a time of crisis?
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The criminal becomes the victim, the authoritarian the guarantor of our freedoms.
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Russia wants to install authoritarian governments and Libya needs democracy, he says.
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Only authoritarian countries, like China and Myanmar, have experienced longer internet shutdowns.
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We might add his affection for authoritarian leaders and other tough guys.
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But its president still has the trappings of an old-school authoritarian.
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This is not an authoritarian system or anything close to it — yet.
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"They are pushing their authoritarian model to undermine institutions that reinforce democracy."
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He conspicuously avoided criticism of America's authoritarian allies, most notably Saudi Arabia.
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It's no longer worth pretending Trump is not in the authoritarian camp.
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"I am against Mr. Vucic because of his authoritarian model," he said.
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What Venezuela got was an increasingly authoritarian leader overseeing a crumbling economy.
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An attempted coup could legitimise an even more authoritarian rule in Turkey.
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It's certainly not the authoritarian communism that existed in the Soviet Union.
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He compared Maduro to the authoritarian leader Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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For example, 73 percent of "very high authoritarian" respondents to a poll by Morning Consult and Vox said terrorist organizations like ISIS present a high risk to them, while 45 percent of "very low authoritarian" respondents said the same.
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" He made the distinction between praising the program and condemning authoritarian regimes, saying "I have been extremely consistent and critical of all authoritarian regimes all over the world including Cuba, including Nicaragua, including Saudi Arabia, including China, including Russia.
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Despite his civilian clothing, Mr Bainimarama has not entirely shed his authoritarian instincts.
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Putin is a fairly typical Russian authoritarian leader, although more effective than most.
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Dong denounced the president's "authoritarian dictatorship" before throwing the ink on the poster.
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But unlike the unyielding authoritarian state, this adversary is completely unpredictable and irrational.
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He's previously compared Trump's treatment of the press to that of authoritarian leaders.
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Folks would be begging for authoritarian oligarchs after a few cycles of that.
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Authoritarian leaders were needed to force people to collaborate for the common good.
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That's why Telegram is banned by authoritarian governments such as Russia and Iran.
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But while the direction is authoritarian, it does not necessarily mean dictatorship everywhere.
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Countries with authoritarian regimes are the norm in history, but not all fail.
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Their goal is not to craft a totalitarian, authoritarian communist state like Venezuela.
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Now, it seems China is bringing its authoritarian values to the United States.
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This is what an authoritarian regime does: manipulates families for a political objective.
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The White House called Harris' demand "authoritarian" and defended Trump's use of Twitter.
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It's not just the more authoritarian nations looking into state-backed cryptocurrencies either.
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But the power-hungry mindset of authoritarian men is here on full display.
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His opponents say the constitutional proposals could lead toward authoritarian rule in Turkey.
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Slavs and Turks do not have some innately "Asiatic" preference for authoritarian leadership.
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Protests against the authoritarian regime, which has ruled since 1999, are no rarity.
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So did Ranger have any qualms about doing business with violent authoritarian governments?
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Authoritarian leaders, or elected leaders inclined toward it, are bullies, deceivers, selfish cowards.
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At least in The Incendiaries, the cult has an authoritarian nature to it.
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"He's trying to cover up his authoritarian, dictatorial attitude," Yunkus told the paper.
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Hundreds of thousands of people in Venezuela protested against the country's authoritarian regime.
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There is the party of authoritarian voters and the party of non-authoritarians.
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All of this emergency broadcasting warmed up the crowd for Trump's authoritarian pronouncements.
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Mr Trump did not just show clemency to "Sheriff Joe", an authoritarian showman.
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Golkar, the party created by former authoritarian president Suharto, is Indonesia's second largest.
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And in fairness, the Declaration of Independence is a pretty anti-authoritarian document.
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Spain is a vibrant democracy, not the authoritarian state that some Catalans claim.
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In that time, he's shaped the country into an authoritarian and militaristic society.
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It is to Russia's authoritarian leader, Vladimir Putin, that Mr Maduro has turned.
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Initially authoritarian, Taiwan developed into a thriving market economy and eventually a democracy.
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A deeply authoritarian attitude has taken root in one of our major parties.
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First, by showing that the histories of authoritarian systems often take unexpected turns.
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I can't remember a president who has had more authoritarian tendencies than Trump.
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"China is 20% of humanity, decidedly authoritarian and still growing," says the diplomat.
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And you realize, this is essentially the first step in the authoritarian tango.
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Face recognition surveillance is a technology that's turbocharging China's tech-powered authoritarian state.
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Conversely, less authoritarian-inclined voters have left the GOP for the Democratic Party.
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Rather, it is straight out of the playbook of right-wing authoritarian regimes.
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It taught us how close and susceptible our country is to authoritarian takeover.
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Some see similarities in the men's physical appearance, personal style, and authoritarian ways.
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He's an authoritarian strongman, and he's never been more popular with GOP voters.
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Probably my third concern would be the rise of authoritarian populism and fascism.
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Opponents, however, have described the probe as an authoritarian strike at humanitarian groups.
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We have our own leader with a tendency toward authoritarian responses to criticism.
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It had an anti-authoritarian connotation of being lazy and taking less effort.
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The unseemliness of partying in D.C. under a cloud of authoritarian ethno-nationalism?
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There's another way in which Trump differs from authoritarian leaders of the past.
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Images were more frequently targeted as well, including photos that mocked authoritarian leaders.
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Already, Interpol has failed to defend its own president from one authoritarian nation.
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Authoritarian powers are on the rise—including Russia and Turkey on Europe's borders.
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But a number of Butler's former disciples recall a harsher, more authoritarian atmosphere.
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Authoritarian leaders have long aspired to this godlike union of word and action.
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Authoritarian regimes will always try to muzzle free speech ("Under attack", June 4th).
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Telegram's tight encryption and refusal to grant authorities access has frustrated authoritarian governments.
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" Macron also referenced countries that he considered to have deviated into "authoritarian democracy.
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Rhodes blasted the move as "chillingly authoritarian" in a statement to the publication.
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Increasingly authoritarian, he seems more concerned with domestic squabbles than the Israeli occupation.
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Authoritarian governments have a history of using science to oppress their own people.
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"Putin is an authoritarian and has a very troubled, disturbing record," she said.
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His tone, temperament, and actions are more authoritarian than any of his predecessors.
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The media is often accused of overreacting about Trump's authoritarian reflexes on Twitter.
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Leaders in other countries are shifting toward "authoritarian regime" on the political spectrum.
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She has published work on the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings and authoritarian governments.
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While authoritarian leaders across the globe concentrate their power, our government is paralyzed.
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The authoritarian President has ruled Sudan with an iron grip for 30 years.
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It is authoritarian, sure, but meeting fascism with authoritarianism is not itself fascism.
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A muzzled press and a corrupt justice system are hallmarks of authoritarian regimes.
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"Hong Kong has become an authoritarian city," Mr. Leung told reporters on Tuesday.
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"All states engage in propaganda, authoritarian states even more so," he told Reuters.
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It's rarely a good sign when an authoritarian leader calls for a referendum.
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"The President has adopted the weak, paranoid, authoritarian behavior of a dictator," Rep.
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They have frustrated the hopes and aspirations of Nigerians through extractive, authoritarian leadership.
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" "We are in an era in which the authoritarian impulse is reasserting itself.
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He doesn't like invidious comparisons but he's cool with being called an authoritarian.
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The authoritarian reformers were "not a political party per se," du Rivage writes.
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The radical Whigs were for responsible authority, the authoritarian reformers for firm authority.
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He would not be the first authoritarian leader with bad and tacky taste.
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Some authoritarian regimes consider anyone who opposes the current government to be terrorists.
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The GOP's authoritarian streak predates Trump but intersects with his autocratic political instincts.
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It would appear flat earthers' anti-authoritarian streak seeps into their own ranks.
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"Our club has always been a symbol of anti-authoritarian resistance," Cornet explains.
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And they need to keep their populations at least complacent about authoritarian rule.
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The authoritarian Bashir has ruled Sudan with an iron grip for 30 years.
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I too am shocked by the support for such a clearly bigoted authoritarian.
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Critics, however, say he has become increasingly authoritarian and clamped down on dissent.
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I am uniformly anti-authoritarian and am happy to condemn Sanders and Trump.
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I am appalled by Trump and fearful of his authoritarian rhetoric and behavior.
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Perhaps it's an Oedipal thing, that Putin reminds Trump of his authoritarian father.
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Her way was the democratic way — not the authoritarian way of military rule.
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Do you see religion being a big part of this, enabling authoritarian power?
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Opposition groups accuse Orban of seeking to impose increasingly authoritarian, one-party rule.
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In most cases, torture is used by authoritarian states to force false confessions.
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And what might Elian's father fear, if not the authoritarian Cuban government itself?
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Antifa members campaign against actions they view as authoritarian, homophobic, racist or xenophobic.
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Socialist Yugoslavia, built around the charisma of authoritarian leaders, grew during her adolescence.
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HONG KONG — For years, this city was neither genuinely democratic nor entirely authoritarian.
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There are still nearly two dozen authoritarian leaders in power around the world.
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He employed an authoritarian hand and muscular state power to champion the poor.
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In that sense, the Maduro regime fits the conventional model of authoritarian politics.
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Top-down authoritarian directives built China's factory floors and high-speed rail networks.
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The World Cup will be held in an authoritarian state, Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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The region's democratic systems have been tested by many authoritarian rulers throughout history.
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No rational government, either democratic or authoritarian, should want its people to starve.
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They are less authoritarian and more attuned to their players' hearts and lives.
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AMLO, as he is known, has been labeled populist, leftist, authoritarian and nationalist.
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" Noting that not all crews are authoritarian, he added, "the emphasis has shifted.
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There was anxiety about how such a place could survive in authoritarian China.
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Hadi slowly takes over the town government and rules like a benevolent authoritarian.
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The protests soon became about a broader discontent with Turkey's increasingly authoritarian government.
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"They all fall down the same way," he replied, referring to authoritarian regimes.
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Even if you disagree with his ideas, he's not a wannabe authoritarian ruler.
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In his work with his supporters, Mr. Navalny adopts an authoritarian leadership style.
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What's Brooks's evidence for the claim that Sanders is an authoritarian populist boogeyman?
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That now appears to be in retreat, with more authoritarian regimes reducing democracy.
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President Xi Jinping had consolidated power and become more baldly authoritarian at home.
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Three weeks in, 2020 is already a banner year for authoritarian government surveillance.
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He has a coherent strategy to promote his authoritarian side of that debate.
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But her comment is timeless, a core observation of how authoritarian systems operate.
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Buzzfeed News found that Clearview wants to sell its tool to authoritarian regimes.
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She warned of the dangers of China's surveillance technology going to authoritarian states.
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But it has an abysmally poor record of defending democracy against authoritarian interventions.
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In the Trump era, a majority will choose avuncular over authoritarian any day.
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Authoritarian regimes and autocrats will never accept a power higher than their own.
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The framers knew that throughout history republican governments ultimately degenerated into authoritarian regimes.
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Trump has "shown no inclination to criticize or oppose (authoritarian) regimes," he says.
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Authoritarian regimes have long limited communication with the outside world during tense times.
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Bioethicists say that arrangement can break down when an authoritarian state is involved.
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The city is governed by a strange authoritarian figure known as the Smoke.
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It happens in war zones and urban areas, in democracies and authoritarian countries.
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Tragically, that is their role in authoritarian societies, but, not here – not yet.
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Politicians with authoritarian tendencies exploit that concern by playing the politics of fear.
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China's authoritarian regime oversees a massive apparatus for controlling religious practice and belief.
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Many compared Trump to Russia's authoritarian leader, whom Trump has said he admires.
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But few in Taiwan are interested in reunification under China's authoritarian political system.
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For example, Mr. Trump supports President Jimmy Morales, his authoritarian counterpart in Guatemala.
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Thailand was once considered a haven for activists fleeing repression from authoritarian governments.
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" He said the call to extend martial law showed Mr. Duterte's "authoritarian tendencies.
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" Of course, he added, "There is always a strong sense of authoritarian risk.
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President Nicolás Maduro is facing the biggest challenge to his authoritarian rule yet.
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The Christian nationalist movement today is authoritarian, paranoid and patriarchal at its core.
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It's no longer worth pretending that Trump is not in the authoritarian camp.
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The authors, political scientists at Harvard, describe four criteria to identify authoritarian leaders.
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The US can't have that kind of alliance with an ultraconservative authoritarian theocracy.
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My theory is that authoritarian demagogues are more alike than they are different.
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But there's at least a subset of people in authoritarian countries who might be worried about their money being taken for totally illegitimate reasons — or for countries that are authoritarian and also have really low levels of rule of law.
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It's not just that we have had moments of authoritarian government — as well as presidents, like John Adams or Woodrow Wilson, with autocratic impulses — but that an entire region of the country was once governed by an actual authoritarian regime.
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Instead we now have the American internet, the authoritarian internet, and the European internet.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized foreign observers who have described his government as authoritarian.
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But his opponents accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian during a decade in office.
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Here is what did: authoritarianism, by which I mean Americans' inclination to authoritarian behavior.
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"He's not authoritarian because he is crazy, but because he is rational," he says.
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ZB: So basically, this is a story about the arbitrary character of authoritarian governments.
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Opposition leader Sam Rainsy says that lack of clarity is only emboldening authoritarian governments.
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On one respected metric of press freedom, Japan ranks lower than quasi-authoritarian Tanzania.
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As British Home Secretary, May built a reputation as a "lock them up" authoritarian.
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The Constitution divided government in ways meant to limit authoritarian politicians from any party.
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They're both true, because that's what happens to individual people living in authoritarian systems.
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Does "authoritarian populism" and "progressive populism" mean right-wing populism and left-wing populism?
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Similarly, the Five Star Movement in Rome is definitely progressive although approaching more authoritarian.
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Then you have others in Greece, Finland, Sweden and elsewhere which also tilt authoritarian.
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A second problem is that many African governments are flimsy, incompetent, authoritarian or rapacious.
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He's been called too authoritarian in his instincts, and too elitist in his approach.
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The deal comes with controversy as China's current regime is largely atheist and authoritarian.
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Uganda has an authoritarian government, presided over by an ageing and increasingly testy strongman.
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And that's the move of an authoritarian and a self-proclaimed Peter Pan stan.
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Filipinos like his authoritarian approach to crime and the economy is generally well managed.
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Mr Maduro's response to outside pressure is to draw even closer to authoritarian allies.
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Nineteen years later, Mr Erdogan, now Turkey's president, presides over an increasingly authoritarian regime.
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We tend to underestimate the suspicions that drive and flow from the authoritarian mindset.
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Increasingly, however, it holds its authoritarian system up as a rival to liberal democracy.
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Also authoritarian: saying that your own side's violence is planted by the other side.
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But the question remains: How can companies stop assisting authoritarian governments, inadvertently or otherwise?
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The only one that we don't have is the risk of an authoritarian regime.
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The president of the world's largest authoritarian state, by contrast, walks with swagger abroad.
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In this predicament authoritarian rulers can negotiate, or dig in and tough it out.
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This convinced protesters that, long after 21968, authoritarian violence still lurked in German society.
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It's got everything we need for our times: authoritarian ineptitude, fake news, anti-Semitism.
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In a few short years, authoritarian politics took hold in Germany, and quickly metastasized.
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University students have led demonstrations against what they say is Ortega's growing authoritarian rule.
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Aside from some gloating in authoritarian Russia and China, the reaction was pretty shocked.
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His rivals say he has fueled conflict and risks returning Libya to authoritarian rule.
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We can admit that none of the aforementioned issues in particular suggests authoritarian tendencies.
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Television satellite transmission equipment was not allowed into the highly controlled, secretive, authoritarian state.
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Though China's authoritarian regime has strengthened in recent years, it apparently reversed that decision.
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These flooding techniques stabilized authoritarian regimes, because they demoralized and confused the regime's opponents.
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It is potentially a gift to authoritarian regimes, as well as to criminal hackers.
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It's this problematic, sometimes authoritarian institution which the game asks us to work for.
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It's a casino whose chips are inherently anti-authoritarian, which is no small thing.
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Representative Ted Lieu, a Democrat, said the U.S. government should not follow authoritarian practices.
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Was the party a centre-left force: a Labour Party without the authoritarian streak?
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He invents crime statistics to lay the groundwork for authoritarian law-and-order policies.
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"I think we're in another dangerous, authoritarian, top-down moment right now," Tyrnauer said.
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Today the biggest threat to humanism is authoritarian regimes, but also political religious ideology.
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Jinping, China's most authoritarian leader since Mao Zedong, at the helm, much English-language
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We see a bit of his authoritarian streak and his knack for self-promotion.
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In other authoritarian countries that grew rich, the new middle classes demanded political change.
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" Finally, the statement warns of "any moves toward autocratic political leadership and authoritarian rule.
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Trump as an authoritarian who crushes free speech is a laughable inversion of reality.
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It is the right that not only protects due process but checks authoritarian power.
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But it can also be used to support unscrupulous business practices and authoritarian governments.
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Democrats have criticized the gesture as a show of respect for an authoritarian regime.
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The first thing authoritarian rulers do is shut down the free press, he said.
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Syrians, like other peoples across the region, rose up peacefully against their authoritarian government.
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Later, Iraq's Shiite-dominated government grew increasingly authoritarian and sectarian, alienating the minority Sunni.
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Should great poetry serve an authoritarian regime—and just whose side was Virgil on?
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In 2016, Pompeo warned Trump would be an "authoritarian president" who ignores the Constitution.
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Critics have also said Erdogan is an authoritarian leader with a worrying track record.
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Trump has adopted one authoritarian trick after another to his playbook over the years.
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When the island was under authoritarian rule, they supported and profited from the regime.
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They had fallen out with the authoritarian prime minister, objecting to his dictatorial style.
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Gritty is a universally beloved icon of resistance to authoritarian control; Phang is not.
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Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian tendencies and suspected human rights abuses have alienated lawmakers in Congress.
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Her father supports Mr. Erdogan; she is horrified by his embrace of authoritarian violence.
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And liberal systems may converge toward authoritarian ones, rather than the other way round.
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Do they have any inkling at all that they're living under an authoritarian state?
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The United States has long been spared a truly authoritarian element in our politics.
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With Maduro's ascension to the presidency in 2013, the government has become decidedly authoritarian.
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They export their products to countries across the globe, including democracies and authoritarian regimes.
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They don't want a monosyllabic authoritarian who'll bark at them for the slightest indiscretion.
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But that analysis assumes these authoritarian governments are actually as stable as they seem.
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Opponents accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian, undermining democracy and cracking down on dissent.
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Congolese hope the election draws a line under decades of conflict and authoritarian rule.
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The CCP is committed to unitary rule, authoritarian values, and absolute control of information.
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Bigger than the far-richer, far-stronger, and equally authoritarian People's Republic of China?
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Liberal DemocratsPromise to prioritise Britain&aposs relationship with the EU.Oppose Trump&aposs "authoritarian" leadership.
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His brand of authoritarian nationalism is different from Trump's brand of America first nationalism.
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Come Wednesday morning, the country will probably have avoided electing a dangerous authoritarian president.
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In recent years, authoritarian Vietnam has engaged in a widespread crackdown on online dissent.
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Our correspondents are frequently arrested and harassed by authoritarian regimes for their courageous journalism.
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But despite successes in reducing poverty, he has proved to be an authoritarian leader.
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The answer, I submit, is that the G.O.P. is an authoritarian regime in waiting.
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Does anyone doubt that Trump would like to go full authoritarian, given the chance?
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And when the bill comes due, populists tend to get more authoritarian and oppressive.
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There's something in the man that impels him reflexively to celebrate the authoritarian model.
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Mr. Hun Sen's authoritarian descent reflects an overall retreat of democracy across Southeast Asia.
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But a year into the Trump administration, Americans are rejecting authoritarian alternatives to democracy.
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It's arguably bitcoin's own anti-authoritarian impulse that motivated the Bitcoin Cash hard fork.
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An authoritarian government can wage a foolish, losing war indefinitely, but not a democracy.
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And what, in these increasingly authoritarian times, could be more ardently relevant than that?
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I asked the authors how we citizens can most effectively resist an authoritarian president.
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He has also used it to welcome the authoritarian president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro.
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Congress is supposed to be a powerful check on President Trump's undeniably authoritarian instincts.
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And let's not kid ourselves; the pandemic increases, rather than diminishes, the authoritarian threat.
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And certainly, Mr. Putin, like most politicians — especially authoritarian populists — cares about his popularity.
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Peru, a country with an authoritarian past, returned to democracy only 17 years ago.
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Yet that doesn't mean that authoritarian methods will enable China to attain economic dominance.
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The authoritarian right has held sway since the Turkish republic was founded in 21970.
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The lack of discussion fosters the most extreme and authoritarian elements of this ideology.
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In surveys, ever more say they desire an authoritarian leader and distrust liberal democracy.
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But he believes the biggest risk comes from Popular Force, given its authoritarian roots.
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But the local left-wing assembly may balk at anything that sounds too authoritarian.
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Putin proposes replacing it with the Alliance of Authoritarian and Reactionary States, or AARS.
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However, Sanders went on to explain he did not support the country's authoritarian leadership.
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But China has an authoritarian government that controls its society with an iron grip.
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But he also has evinced an authoritarian edge, locking up clerics, activists and businessmen.
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Russia has more often intervened to disrupt democracy or promote authoritarian rule, they said.
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Nor was Assad was not the only foreign authoritarian Gabbard praised for fighting terrorism.
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We know that an authoritarian regime can take draconian measures to battle a pandemic.
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On Wednesday, BuzzFeed reported that the company is selling the technology to authoritarian regimes.
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But it has also led some critics to accuse Mr. Macron of "authoritarian" tendencies.
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Bonikowski contended that while the substance of Trumpism is ethnonationalist, its form is authoritarian.
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Top-rated primetime host Sean Hannity, for instance, amplified Trump's authoritarian and extrajudicial threats.
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"We're very opposed to the authoritarian nature of Cuba," Sanders said in the interview.
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Despite their participatory rhetoric, social platforms are closer to authoritarian spaces than democratic ones.
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And one is a searing, personal indictment of the authoritarian turn in Brazilian politics.
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Mr. Trump did not speak of Mr. Erdogan's authoritarian crackdown on his own people.
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The country has moved in a sharply authoritarian direction under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Mr. Trump admires authoritarian leaders who have no compunctions about harming their own people.
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But 2002 also provided a warning that authoritarian leaders have learned repeatedly throughout history.
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Having thankfully eliminated the notion of authoritarian modernization, this is the road best traveled.
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In the authoritarian political ideology, media manipulation helps the people recognise their true will.
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The paradox is that accountable governments defend the powerful more reliably than authoritarian ones.
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Same with the authoritarian plan to round up 11 million people, tearing families apart.
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Algerians succeeded in ousting their authoritarian president, but the military remains firmly in charge.
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More often, however, authoritarian leaders have used gratitude to control critics and consolidate power.
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A global tide of authoritarian sentiment has also emboldened Mr. He's critics inside China.
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The president has praised Egypt's authoritarian leader, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, the advocates noted.
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That courtship may be over as Mr. Erdogan strengthens his already near-authoritarian powers.
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Both are authoritarian leaders who admire strength and have nothing but contempt for weakness.
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He highlighted the authoritarian leader's "massive literacy program" as one of the bright spots.
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Authoritarian-leaning leaders are on the rise, and liberal democracy itself seems under siege.
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It's a libertarian resistance with an authoritarian program; a counterculture that yearns for tradition.
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All this is easier in authoritarian China than in the West's unruly, litigious democracies.
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Small "d" democrats across Europe must take a stand against growing illiberal, authoritarian trends.
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Plus, my country is run by a bloated authoritarian regime that's hostile to protesters.
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Liberal democracies have gone on the defensive before the growing popularity of authoritarian rulers.
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She recently testified before Congress's Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission about Egypt's authoritarian laws.
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Do you think an authoritarian power overseas has managed to compromise the U.S. government?
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And expressed his admiration for the power exerted by authoritarian dictators around the world.
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The "God of Gundamentalism" is authoritarian while the energy of the circle is egalitarian.
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Both Johnson's and Mr. Trump's concept of American nationalism is narrow, parochial and authoritarian.
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Liberals prefer authoritarian analogues, like Vladimir V. Putin or figureheads of the Axis powers.
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Far from condemning Orban and his authoritarian leanings, Cornstein has appeared to court him.
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Three cheers for electing a leader too easily distracted to be a successful authoritarian!
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Under authoritarian governments, the theater became an especially important place to talk about politics.
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They feared the extradition bill would expose them to the authoritarian arm of Beijing.
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Conservatives dishonestly try to link the policies I favor with those of authoritarian regimes.
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Most citizens don't want to live under authoritarian governments that rig or cancel elections.
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The art of suppressing dissent has been perfected over the years by authoritarian governments.
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These Americans with authoritarian views, they found, were sorting into the GOP, driving polarization.
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And the party establishment is simply unwilling to call for such explicitly authoritarian policies.
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You can argue that this is the inevitability of life under Negan's authoritarian regime.
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But you'd be wise to focus on the almost equally nativist and authoritarian CSU.
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They ran it as an authoritarian state built to sustain a violent racial hierarchy.
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He routinely praises authoritarian rulers abroad while dismissing and undermining democratic results at home.
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But they didn't approve of the authoritarian nature of Erdogan's rule in recent years.
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Everyday life in the modern authoritarian regime is, in this sense, boring and tolerable.
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The answer to the question "will 'the people' tolerate authoritarian rule?" is yes, absolutely.
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In contrast to many similarly scaled paintings, his work never comes across as authoritarian.
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He said everyone knew that Turkey's authoritarian government has little tolerance for independent journalism.
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"We thought body odor disgust might be related to authoritarian ideological attitudes, because inter-group contact and social change is minimized in authoritarian societies, which might make disgust-sensitive individuals feel that those societies are more 'safe' from contamination," Olofsson told Gizmodo.
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"It's hard to pinpoint whether I was becoming more interested in anti-authoritarian ideas and this led me to trying shrooms, or whether it was the other way around and my use of psychedelics was causing me to become less authoritarian," Aaron says.
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And once again, the same basic dynamics have shown up — individuals who hold "traditional" views on culture and race tend to also hold "authoritarian" views about strict parental discipline and hierarchy (these parenting attitudes that now stand in for broader authoritarian leanings).
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The current attorney-general is uncomfortable about the authoritarian path of the government she serves.
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"You could have a liberal trading system with a majority of authoritarian regimes," Tooze said.
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Put simply, Trump won South Carolina because of the overwhelming, unyielding support of authoritarian voters.
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Raising billions of dollars in capital through Petro sales gives the authoritarian government an out.
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In authoritarian countries, there's no rule of law, so there's no real concrete legal system.
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But we're also seeing Americans become more globally aware of authoritarian leaders and their history.
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" To be wooed by authoritarian, fascist, divide-and-conquer rhetoric is to be a "sucker.
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Bloomberg columnist Elaine Ou argued that the backlash against him reflects a progressive authoritarian hivemind.
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Democratic Taiwan is a country in itself and has nothing to do with authoritarian China.
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Handmaid's predicts that scarcity will result in authoritarian crackdowns as the powerful subjugate the powerless.
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But it doesn't take an authoritarian state to turn a neural network toward evil ends.
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Egyptians on Twitter compare him to their own authoritarian leader, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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It's meant for the people who lean authoritarian, the fearful conformists and the perennially anxious.
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This is both stupid and authoritarian at the same time and for the same reason.
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A wave of sympathy for the ageing authoritarian could boost FP's standing in the polls.
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Americans are running out of time to stop President Donald Trump's authoritarian slide, experts warned.
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Other authoritarian countries have influence in Silicon Valley — particularly Saudi Arabia, a major tech investor.
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Activists who call for pluralism are regularly jailed and criticism of China's authoritarian system silenced.
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Two months ago it engineered the approval of an authoritarian constitution through a flawed referendum.
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He's a man with authoritarian impulses, a conspiracy theorist's bent, and a taste for vengeance.
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Mr Erdogan, however, will one day leave the stage, taking his authoritarian instincts with him.
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More than an organised right-wing movement, Mr Bolsonaro commands an authoritarian current of opinion.
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He had an authoritarian streak, wanting, in Mr Segev's words, to be a "Zionist Lenin".
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An authoritarian leader in power since 1990, he faces international criticism for human rights abuses.
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Nearly a third live under authoritarian rule, with a large share of those in China.
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For now, China's rulers still mind when their authoritarian system is judged against Western norms.
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Today, generations accustomed to authoritarian power and generations accustomed to freedom coexist, and occasionally clash.
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The referendum was organised by Mr Correa's successor, Lenín Moreno, who has rejected authoritarian politics.
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Over and over again, authoritarian-leaning regimes have utilized low-tech strategies to quell dissent.
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The spread of that attitude disproportionately benefits authoritarian factions in elections and weakens democratic ones.
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"Every authoritarian, neo-dictatorial regime is fraudulent by nature, but can be defeated," he says.
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Much of China is still developing, and the country is ruled by an authoritarian regime.
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They speak to the riches Mr Hun Sen's authoritarian rule has brought to a minority.
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Haftar's rivals suspect that, given the chance, he would return the country to authoritarian rule.
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It can't be a system that is based on the principles of authoritarian communist regime.
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More recently, reforms have faltered and Erdogan, now president, has demonstrated a more authoritarian style.
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While beneficial to people with disabilities, it risked helping authoritarian governments surveil people, he said.
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The Fifth Amendment and due process Trump has no trouble at all with authoritarian leaders.
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He says development of AI in China supports an authoritarian government, and ultimately its army.
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White terror is a term used to describe periods of political persecution by authoritarian regimes.
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Yet the military violence showed an authoritarian streak reminiscent of the 0003-year-old Mugabe.
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He&aposs an authoritarian leader who can use all sorts of tools for his economy.
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Authoritarian-minded voters have, by and large, gravitated toward the Republican Party in recent years.
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Critics accuse the president of behaving in an increasingly authoritarian manner, a charge he rejects.
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But Trump has a record in office of welcoming and praising authoritarian leaders -- including Erdogan.
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With Iran currently under authoritarian control by the country's mullahs, NCRI's goals are admittedly ambitious.
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But whether by design or by impulse, Trump is in practice following the authoritarian playbook.
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They claimed free speech on campuses was dead and that the left was becoming authoritarian.
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Bay's strongly anti-authoritarian streak has always extended to dismissing his critics, professional or otherwise.
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LePage on Tuesday raised eyebrows by suggesting Trump could benefit America by wielding "authoritarian" power.
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About 28500 percent live in flawed democracies, while 6900 percent are subjects of authoritarian regimes.
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For his part, Erdoğan is unlikely to either alter course or moderate his authoritarian behavior.
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Mr Shambaugh also looks at the tensions between state and society in an authoritarian regime.
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That's just the way her parents were, she says: cold, self-absorbed, authoritarian, and abusive.
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He said the move was neither authoritarian nor undemocratic because "extraordinary times need extraordinary measures".
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For this reason, many scholars have tried to sort authoritarian regimes into more specific categories.
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Social media censorship is a tactic used globally by authoritarian figures to quell opposition voices.
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Tensions between the increasingly authoritarian Mr Erdogan and his prime minister have simmered for months.
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Hong Kong is very much on the bridge, resisting the authoritarian political culture in China.
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History shows that once in power, populists do not leave their authoritarian ideas behind them.
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In the late 210s, during the Cold War, authoritarian governments ruled most of Latin America.
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The entire concept of state-sponsored cryptocurrencies is an oxymoron, especially under an authoritarian regime.
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The NED is hated by the very authoritarian regimes with whom Trump is currying favors.
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Domestically, the MHP, with its devotion to authoritarian ethos, will encourage Erdogan's anti-democratic tilt.
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"I grew up with a really authoritarian stepfather—he was a real jerk," he said.
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Given Hanoi's authoritarian ways, though, this is not the time to lift the ban completely.
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In these and other instances, our political institutions served as crucial bulwarks against authoritarian tendencies.
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"If he vetoes it, it will be another statement of his authoritarian inclinations," Hoyer said.
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It's destructive and authoritarian but it's become normal over the last year and a half.
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But what if we're now in a post-imperial, post-colonial and post-authoritarian age?
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It is interesting for Celia now to think of her authoritarian father as fundamentally irresponsible.
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He is eager to effectively govern the country by executive order like an authoritarian ruler.
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Support for Trump is powerfully correlated with the strength of voters' authoritarian views, for example.
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So current authoritarian leaders have a harder time galvanizing their followers and justifying repressive policies.
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Some Democrats suggested Mr. Trump might have authoritarian impulses of his own: Prominent in Mrs.
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His tweet on immigration was a classic maneuver by a populist leader with authoritarian instincts.
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Or they don't care, as long as it's their thin-skinned prompter-authoritarian-tyrant-narcissist.
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Traditionally, Professor Fishere noted, authoritarian governments have been interested in promoting sports and physical culture.
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It's what separates from authoritarian regimes such as Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia and … Russia.
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China's authoritarian leaders are wary of local protests escalating into broader challenges to their power.
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"Trusting authoritarian regimes to ensure the continued freedom of the internet is lunacy," Paxton said.
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Should the bitcoin surge continue, the market could come under pressure from Mugabe's authoritarian government.
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The United States needs to push back harder on the growing influence of authoritarian powers.
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Trump's expressions of admiration for the man and his authoritarian regime are naïve and irresponsible.
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Viktor Orban, known for his authoritarian policy regime, became prime minister of Hungary in 2010.
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Meanwhile, the West must understand that this is not just about Mr. Erdogan's authoritarian tendencies.
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The elder Paul panned Cruz as too "authoritarian" and said he wouldn't vote for him.
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On the threat side, Trump has exploited a racist and authoritarian vein in American politics.
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Months ago, I worried that Trump was too authoritarian to be entrusted with the presidency.
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But the former president had an authoritarian streak and used security forces to repress opponents.
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He joined the protests that led to the overthrow of the authoritarian government in 1974.
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These are countries with authoritarian-style leaders who need a little extra help to win.
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Rights groups and opposition activists say he has grown increasingly authoritarian and intolerant of dissent.
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The case has highlighted the differences in law enforcement in authoritarian China and democratic Taiwan.
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Second, Iran has a true domestic politics with many competing factions, despite its authoritarian edifice.
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Cuba has a lot less crime than its neighbours but it's a fairly authoritarian society.
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But critics have accused him of being an authoritarian ruler responsible for quashing political opposition.
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He endured aggressive interrogations at border crossings in some of the world's most authoritarian nations.
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Certainly, consulting firms other than McKinsey keep client lists confidential and work for authoritarian governments.
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Mr. Khashoggi applauded those moves, but chafed at the authoritarian way the prince wielded power.
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In China, the authoritarian government has wide latitude to control the behavior of its citizens.
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In recent centuries, the pope has been both symbol and cipher for an authoritarian ruler.
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Those gestures also signaled his wish to unhitch the papacy from the office's authoritarian legacy.
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Sim 30 seasons of Football Manager, and the age of the authoritarian dictator has arrived.
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Authoritarian leaders now act with greater impunity — or at least less worry about international isolation.
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Authoritarian states, unable to meet these demands, either transition to democracy or collapse amid unrest.
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The festival, in many ways, becomes a protest against the authoritarian ruler of the island.
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This is not surprising, given Trump's general disinterest in government ethics and his authoritarian impulses.
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How sad it is that President Trump sees these authoritarian leaders as friends and allies.
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But Rajapaksa's authoritarian style worries many Protestants, who make up about 2% of the population.
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Now, it's a commonplace, but also a euphemism, to say that Trump has authoritarian instincts.
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And its reasons were often (from the standpoint of 2018) unjust, racist, or vaguely authoritarian.
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"President Trump followed the electoral authoritarian script during his first year," Levitsky and Ziblatt conclude.
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That includes "young people, people from ethnic minorities and people in authoritarian states," she said.
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A salvaged Paris climate agreement, forced labor in Chinese detention camps and McKinsey's authoritarian clients.
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The episode came after almost a week of protests against the government's increasingly authoritarian turn.
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Digital technology augments authoritarian movements, and the digital native segues seamlessly into the digital nativist.
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Moreover, using the child-rearing questionnaire, African-Americans score as far more authoritarian than whites.
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The president aspires to being an authoritarian ruler and isn't really trying to hide it.
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It shows what can happen to Muslims when authoritarian governments embrace Islamophobia as state policy.
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They are by no means proponents of authoritarian government systems many Americans associate socialism with.
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The initiative has also been criticized as an easy line of financing for authoritarian regimes.
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We show how Trump's words and behavior parallel those of authoritarian leaders, past and present.
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Under Mr. Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule, Turkey's media outlets have come under strong political pressure.
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Mr. Trump has previously signaled acquiescence to, if not fondness for, the kingdom's authoritarian ways.
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China has become increasingly confident in its own model, described as authoritarian or state capitalism.
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Cisco has been criticized in the past for enabling censorship and surveillance in authoritarian regimes.
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Authoritarian populism is a recurrent threat in Latin America, and now in advanced democracies too.
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The Kuomintang made Taiwan an authoritarian party-state, declaring martial law that lasted until 1987.
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Can it include secretly undermining an authoritarian ruler or helping challengers who embrace democratic values?
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Internet shutdowns have become increasingly common worldwide during periods of unrest, especially in authoritarian countries.
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Do all these mosques mark Turkey's priorities as Islamic and Ottoman, or capitalist and authoritarian?
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Politics seems to present two ways forward, both decidedly non-Stalinist forms of authoritarian collectivism.
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We could embrace reactive politics, elect authoritarian leaders, build walls, and promote isolationism and racism.
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In recent decades, American efforts have been geared toward promoting candidates who challenge authoritarian leaders.
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Gone are the days of an authoritarian manager as the dominant figure of an organization.
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She took strong positions against Islamists and those seeking a return to an authoritarian government.
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The authoritarian Vietnamese government was so furious that it allowed anti-Chinese demonstrations in Hanoi.
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Under the authoritarian scenario, Trump would act on all his worst impulses with malign efficiency.
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More recently, reforms have faltered and Erdogan has adopted a more authoritarian style of rule.
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"New Yorkers will not be targeted or bullied by an authoritarian thug," Ms. James said.
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Others travel thousands of miles over land and water to escape poverty and authoritarian governments.
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HONG KONG — An isolated, authoritarian state in Asia races closer to becoming a nuclear power.
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Blowback in China: The authoritarian system President Xi Jinping built around himself is being tested.
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We will not allow New Yorkers to be targeted or bullied by an authoritarian thug.
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Cuba has a lot less crime than its neighbors but it's a fairly authoritarian society.
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His "self-coup" led to more than eight years of authoritarian and often brutal rule.
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In fact, they use lies strategically, to promote civic division, which then justifies authoritarian crackdowns.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed a victory that strengthens his already extraordinary, near-authoritarian powers.
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China's authoritarian leader, Xi Jinping, has warned Taiwan that unification between the sides was inevitable.
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China's authoritarian leader, Xi Jinping, has warned Taiwan that unification between the sides is inevitable.
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On Monday morning I met with a group of activists who live under authoritarian regimes.
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Rather, he is an authoritarian obsessed with stability, determined to assert the party's absolute authority.
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President Trump warmly welcomed Egypt's authoritarian president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, to the White House.
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At home, Putin was increasingly drawn to an authoritarian, nationalist conception of the Russian state.
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The change comes as Mr. Orban's government has become increasingly authoritarian and eroded democratic institutions.
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Others may hope for respite from criticism over their human rights records or authoritarian tendencies.
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In any event, only bold institutional reforms could correct the system's authoritarian and sectarian features.
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Modern authoritarian regimes like Russia, China, North Korea and Iran structurally depend upon illicit funds.
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Mr. Tillerson showered praise on the Turkish government, which has been accused of authoritarian tactics.
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Only authoritarian regimes such as China and Myanmar have cut off the Internet for longer.
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Suddenly, it was the secularists who seemed stodgy: racist, authoritarian, élitist, and slavishly pro-Western.
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But the former President had an authoritarian streak and used security forces to repress opponents.
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But loss aversion has been instrumental in the success of authoritarian movements around the world.
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Authoritarian aggressors, illiberalism, and poverty will flourish in a world of German-American mutual incomprehension.
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That record made Kavanaugh the perfect Supreme Court nominee for an authoritarian like Donald Trump.
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This is the same strategy that authoritarian populists have long used to attack democratic institutions.
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At the same time, going from an authoritarian to a liberalized system is very difficult.
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In this characterological sense, 'fascism' is the basic emotional attitude of man in authoritarian society.
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Such an institution would, for obvious reasons, be a threat to any incipient authoritarian leader.
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For the hardcore, even the most authoritarian-styled presidential candidate in decades isn't good enough.
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To people who study the rise of authoritarian leaders, just those facts alone are terrifying.
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Trump may not be an authoritarian, Snyder warns, but this is something authoritarians typically do.
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Fear makes people reflect less, and it also makes them concede to authoritarian leadership more.
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Life under authoritarian rule in such situations looks a lot like life in a democracy.
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Unfortunately, after their catastrophic fall in World War I, the Muslim Middle East was dominated by European colonizers and authoritarian secularists, which, in turn was met with a backlash of authoritarian Islamists whose vengeance included a revival of the most rigid form of religion.
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But while the party may try to match Trump's authoritarian rhetoric, and its candidates may grudgingly embrace some of his harsher policies toward immigrants or Muslims, in the end a mainstream political party cannot fully commit to extreme authoritarian action the way Trump can.
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Donald Trump's authoritarian leanings are on full display nearly every day in his grandiose, paranoid tweets.
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Privacy experts also worry backdoors could be used as tools for mass surveillance by authoritarian regimes.
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Politically, they are restless, having outgrown the authoritarian style and patronage system of Mr. Hun Sen.
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The opposition regards the assembly as a device for consolidating the authoritarian regime's hold on power.
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But why would you have what appears to be a personal affection for an authoritarian leader?
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"Taking away freedom of choice can easily appear authoritarian," says Jeremy Ward at the VITROME laboratory.
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ZB: This obviously suggests that some authoritarian regimes are flushing money out of the local economy.
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As memories of the war recede, the lessons of the consequences of authoritarian leadership must remain.
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He's a Turkish citizen, and an outspoken critic of the country's authoritarian president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Hillary Clinton accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of leading "an authoritarian, white-supremacist and xenophobic movement."
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Meanwhile, North Korea, Syria, Chad and the Central African Republic were among the EIU's authoritarian regimes.
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You can have authoritarian demagogues who aren't populists and you can have populists who aren't demagogues.
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Without her authoritarian father to keep her in check, Cersei then proceeds to make other missteps.
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In authoritarian regimes, targeting journalists or dissidents could still fall within the country's own legal framework.
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Years of authoritarian rule wiped out all opposition, political ideas and democratic movements in the country.
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But the United States is not an authoritarian state and the president is not an autocrat.
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You feel this especially strongly on Kastellorizo, just 20 minutes from Recep Tayyip Erdogan's authoritarian Turkey.
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Court-packing is a tool: it can be used for authoritarian ends, or for democratic ones.
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But this report will show that Russia's relapse into an authoritarian corporate state was not inevitable.
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Opponents say it will transform the government, already dominated by Mr Erdogan, into an authoritarian regime.
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Its centre of gravity is the former-communist east, where authoritarian politics tends to do better.
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Here, you rely on the state, which is very authoritarian and at the same time corrupt.
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Authoritarian regimes are proliferating all over the world and if they succeed, they will become totalitarian.
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But it's a truism that a man with authoritarian tendencies will seek to maximize his power.
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As leaders from Italy's Mussolini to Venezuela's Chávez have shown, authoritarian populism knows no ideological bounds.
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It's time to tell Erdogan to turn back from his authoritarian drift before it's too late.
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Nora is rightly disturbed by Claire's sudden authoritarian leanings and shares those apprehensive feelings with Claire.
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And it has also given ambitious politicians a blueprint for successfully tapping into the authoritarian electorate.
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The result was that, by the 1990s, authoritarian voters had shifted heavily into the Republican party.
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Even if authoritarian candidates can't win nationally, they can actually be more viable in smaller races.
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We may see the first hints of an authoritarian policy agenda playing out in these bodies.
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Or does he cynically exploit the horror to legitimise his ruthlessly authoritarian and predominantly Tutsi regime?
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His detractors say he was an authoritarian leader bent on stifling dissent to stay in power.
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Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel has called him the pioneer of an international "authoritarian and chauvinist" movement.
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It has made popular challenge to authoritarian rule easier to organize (if not necessarily to succeed).
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Capitalism and democracy work well together because authoritarian states undermine private property and distort the market.
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The movement was institutionalised by the birth of the environmentalist, anti-authoritarian Green party in 19683.
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The only question seems to be when in April the authoritarian regime decides to do it.
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Paranoid readers may rightly fear a dystopian office where authoritarian algorithms dictate how their humans behave.
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They now look poised to elect Mr Bolsonaro, a populist with authoritarian instincts, as their president.
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It is the goal of every authoritarian government: to create a self-censoring, self-policing populace.
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The assembly was elected in a vote boycotted by the opposition to the country's authoritarian regime.
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The authoritarian structure of the education system and powerful administrators keeps parents and students in check.
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A centralised school-reform drive, which has generated strong resistance, shows Mr Kaczynski's authoritarian streak too.
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It was a result few in Europe had wanted, barring Hungary's authoritarian prime minister Viktor Orban.
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As a result, many southern states endured what amounted to decades of authoritarian single-party rule.
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It's an example of how the authoritarian government allows a blurring of public and private enterprise.
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Western media's projection of techno-Orientalist brainwashing and authoritarian themes go far beyond The Wandering Earth.
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Yet some argue that this may be the only way to halt Maduro's increasingly authoritarian rule.
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Authoritarian communism, of the sort Castro dedicated his life to, is no longer a vital force.
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The Republican Party nominated an ignorant, bigoted, authoritarian candidate to be president of the United States.
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He remains popular at home, but his critics accuse him of becoming increasingly authoritarian and intolerant.
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The term has also quickly become part of the standard repertoire of leaders in authoritarian countries.
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Journalists around the world are facing unprecedented threats from authoritarian governments, terrorist groups, and oppressive laws.
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What is it like to live in one of the most authoritarian, secretive places on earth?
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Fact is, we've had (at least) two norms-busting presidents with authoritarian impulses in a row.
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Trump's expression of admiration for the man [Putin] and his authoritarian regime are naive and irresponsible.
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Authoritarian leaders have begun to weaponize their most vulnerable populations in order to coerce stronger countries.
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This made him deeply unpopular, especially amongst those who had suffered under the semi-authoritarian regime.
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Ever since Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign in 2015, critics worried about his authoritarian tendencies.
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We basically have an election and live in a quasi-authoritarian state until the next election.
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This latest authoritarian excess elicited only the mildest murmur of concern from the EU's diplomatic service.
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He would probably love to be seen meeting some of the authoritarian regime's most outspoken critics.
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The rest of us, though, are responsible for calling the busybodies' authoritarian compulsion what it is.
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While his presidency thus far may be incompetent in its execution, it's authoritarian in its aspirations.
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Trump's tough talk "emboldens authoritarian leaders to call articles they don't like 'fake news,'" she says.
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The former worry that Trump is an authoritarian wrecking ball that threatens to crush U.S. democracy.
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Latin America, it should be said, is still less authoritarian than parts of Asia and Africa.
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Unlike more authoritarian states, Spain does not have the option of bludgeoning dissent into the ground.
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That will have implications for the U.S.-Saudi relationship, should Prince Mohammed maintain his authoritarian streak.
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And China — with its vast trade, rising international influence and authoritarian government — is a natural target.
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It binds Vietnam to countries where the rule of law is arbiter rather than authoritarian diktat.
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Like too many democracies around the world, ours included, it is submitting to growing authoritarian impulses.
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Trump's aversion to democracy promotion is consistent with his authoritarian tendencies, but also has ideological roots.
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The president has simultaneously embraced authoritarian nations and traditional foes such as Russia and North Korea.
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In contrast, totalitarian and authoritarian states are proud of their nuclear firepower and celebrate nuclear weapons.
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Some Filipinos, he said, still saw the president as all-powerful, a vestige of authoritarian times.
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Freedom of speech and the press are principles that we must protect from this wannabe authoritarian.
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Time and again, the Republican-controlled Congress has ignored, defended, or outright enabled Trump's authoritarian excesses.
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There are no signs that he intends to soften his repressive and authoritarian approach to 'governance'.
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Teacher's pets excel in the controlled, authoritarian classroom but lose status in the "free market" playground.
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But previously authoritarian states like Taiwan and Brazil are experimenting with it the most, she added.
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The majority, like Fisaha, hailed from Eritrea, an isolated, authoritarian state wedged between Sudan and Ethiopia.
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Saudi Arabia is an authoritarian state and the crown prince intends for it to remain so.
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Finally, Huawei's telecommunications products directly aid the Chinese government in exporting its model of authoritarian government.
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"An authoritarian regime is violently suppressing its own citizens who are fighting for democracy," Wyden tweeted.
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Russia, of course, is an authoritarian country, and Putin's press apparatus can set the agenda domestically.
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The Turkish incursion — led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who many call authoritarian — against Syria continues.
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Syria's authoritarian government favored Alawites and other minorities, widening social and political divides along sectarian lines.
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This basic principle applies equally to free democracies like ours and to authoritarian regimes like Iran's.
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Tom Malinowski of New Jersey accused the NBA of buckling to pressure from China's authoritarian government.
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But it's unseemly for an American president to congratulate an authoritarian for a sham election win.
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It would remove him from actually overseeing the country in a Gadhafi-style authoritarian military rule.
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Critics, meanwhile, compare him to Venezuela's Hugo Chávez—a potential authoritarian who will wreck the economy.
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Either we lacked the ability or concepts to describe authoritarian propaganda, or we lacked the will.
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The authoritarian leaders taking power around the world share a vocabulary of intolerance, insult, and menace.
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His next book examines how Western democracies can develop strategic immunity against 21st-century authoritarian states.
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That does not mean pretending China is not the authoritarian state we know it to be.
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