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polity

[pol-i-tee] / ˈpɒl ɪ ti /


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The “resource curse” might well upend their newly independent polity as it has others.

From The Wall Street Journal

Though Stoics believed themselves part of a cosmopolis—a polity of all humankind—it was nonetheless Marcus’ duty to stop those with “simpler minds” from harming that community, writes Mr. Stephens.

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He predicts that when Mr. Xi dies, we can expect “another swing of the political pendulum toward a more moderate polity, just as that occurring following Mao’s demise.”

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With the chorus representing the voice of the polity eliminated, in essence Mr. Icke has transformed the play into a more intimate if no less fraught family tragedy.

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The American polity long ago decided to take that worry less seriously than the founders did.

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