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Example sentences for: dictatorship

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To many people in Europe, often unaware of, or indifferent to, the particular Spanish origins of the struggle, the Civil War was seen as a crucial conflict between democracy and dictatorship, or, from the other side, as one of law and order against social revolution and chaos.
Clinton is blasted for taking donations from Chinese military sources, facilitating technology transfer to China, and appeasing the still brutal, still Communist dictatorship.
As Ghana's promising democracy collapsed into a dictatorship, Annan, like many bright young West Africans, decided to remain overseas.
Kouri was initially tried openly, but officials brought the process to a quick behind-the-scenes conclusion after Kouri used the trial as a forum to vent his grievances with Iran's religious dictatorship.
A profile of Spanish King Juan Carlos applauds him for transforming a backward fascist dictatorship into a thriving, tolerant democracy.