Piece in standard shogi; moves one square in any direction, orthogonal or diagonal; cannot be left in check; the game is lost if the king is checkmated.
A very wealthy or powerful businessman.
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Examples for "power"
Examples for "power"
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In reality, however, Singles' Day demonstrates not consumer power but monopoly power.
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A power problem has caused voting problems in parts of the state.
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Without question, knowledge is power; but access to information is also important.
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However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former colonial power France condemned the violence.
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But he knew the truth now: his friend-the baron, ha!-had been right.
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The baron may think it worthwhile to make an example of you.
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In the mean time, the misfortunes of the baron ran their course.
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The baron was standing in the middle of the room, highly excited.
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The baron would have embraced his brother; but the gloomy ascetic forbade.
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The result puts the billionaire media mogul well behind Biden and U.S.
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NBC reports that the TV mogul and actress recently visited Taylor's grave.
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The American Civil Liberties Union praised the tech mogul for his comments.
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A real estate mogul, Trump has supported Democratic politicians in the past.
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Surprisingly, the property mogul was granted the right to appeal his conviction.
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A wealthy Manhattan tycoon buys art work worth several millions of dollars.
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There are several pending corruption cases against Thaksin, a former telecommunications tycoon.
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Strange but true, media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi remains politically alive and well.
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And in his speech Clegg did not propose a specific tycoon tax.
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But the social media tycoon is not the youngest on the list.
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Last night American business magnate Donald Trump bad-mouthed South Africa on Twitter.
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Loos, a trucking magnate, whose family transportation business is still in Antwerp.
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Now, all at once, Boyd beheld the magnate in a new guise.
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Maxwell is the daughter of the late British publishing magnate Robert Maxwell.
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The tone of the magistrate and the magnate goaded Marcella's quivering nerves.
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He's a real big businessman.
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The newspaper points out that Parker's kidnapping is the latest " big businessman" kidnapping in the last few years.
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Chief executive Miles Hurrell said Mr Whineray was a results-orientated business leader.
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INNOVATION:Anita Roddick is the most influential business leader of the last thirty years.
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Vergyl continued, Griffin was destined to be a great business leader.
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Frazier is the fourth business leader to quit Trump's business panel.
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First, they deserved to earn more than the average business leader.
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Chief Operating Officer James Lillie will become its top executive, Jarden said.
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If not, confidentially approach a top executive with a reputation for honesty.
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He had led the Asia expansion before becoming the company's top executive.
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He was a top executive at the time of the AIG transaction.
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Barnes is the second top executive change at Signet this year.
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Will you allow me to reply to it?' 'Yes,' said the king.
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The king toils; the priests toil; the powers of the world labor.
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It is thought Cortes sent it to the Spanish king in Europe.
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At least she'd finally discovered a possible source of the king's power.
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The king's health has moved financial markets in Thailand in the past.
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I saw Sigurd; he's on his way to the king right now.
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Know, king of the age, that my most remarkable experience happened yesterday.
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The fact is, the king knows his case is weak in law.
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Glad were the party in the coach when the king stepped in.
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All the men in it were asleep; but the king was gone.
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Urged by the king, however, the haiku-loving conservative capitulated to public pressure.
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Every day Cromwell makes a new law to protect the king's reputation.
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I expect the king can foretell he will have a great future.
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Royal Warrants were serious business, as good as the king's own command.
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These visits wearied the king; he was grave and out of spirits.
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Rafe says, I wonder the king can stand the hope each time.
