Form of government in which a leader state rules over a number of subordinate states.
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Examples for "regional hegemony"
Examples for "regional hegemony"
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But India might scoff at China lecturing it on regional hegemony.
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We're also not looking for regional hegemony.
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But with its regional hegemony faded, others along the river are starting to unlock the Nile's potential for themselves.
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Gulf leaders say the deal has emboldened Iran's pursuit of regional hegemony in part through support for proxy groups fueling regional conflicts.
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Yet there is no doubt that Rome's hegemony was built on trade.
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By this act Rome succeeded to the hegemony of the Latin league.
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But the Greeks quickly recognized the racial advantage of their ecclesiastical hegemony.
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From that time she assumed the commercial hegemony once exercised by Antwerp.
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As the reach of Aztec hegemony lengthened, demand for exotic luxuries increased.
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The action's solid enough but won't be troubling Call Of Duty's hegemony.
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Other senior party associates propagated Hindutva or Hindu hegemony, openly and privately.
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Yet, the new members do not share its distaste for American hegemony.
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The need for autonomy, hegemony, and harmony that comprised self-containment became her.
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The Gorn hegemony as a sort of umbrella of all Picard seasons.
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Was the Wire-delivered hegemony of the Western world really such a good idea?
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State media presented Bashir as a bold challenger to Western hegemony.
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As a result, the legal hegemony of the EULA is cracking.
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Bulgaria was determined to secure the hegemony of the Balkan peninsula.
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In a word, it is to be the hegemony of the Anglo-Saxon race.
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That was why they were willing to allow American hegemony in the League.
