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Danish coach Frank, 50, is respected thanks to his work in getting Brentford to the Premier League and then consolidating their position in the top flight.

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He acts like an authoritarian, or perhaps a king, consolidating all political power in his own governorship and prohibiting the people from overruling him when they don’t like what he’s done.

From Slate

In “Hatreds We Love,” I update my earlier analysis in light of the much starker partisan divisions that have emerged in the past decade and a half and show the increased role of femiphobia in forming and consolidating contemporary political tribalism.

From Salon

"Meetings and comradely ties between us... will make a positive contribution to further consolidating the eternal foundation of the DPRK-Russia friendship," he added, referring to North Korea by its official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

From BBC

Paramount is consolidating a place in the top 100 and earning direct entry into the Australian Open draw.

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