| 1. | Gradually these princes arrogated increasing power by monopolising all the main ministerial positions.
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| 2. | Lower subsequently arrogates all the credit to himself.
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| 3. | The other artists arrogate creativity to themselves.
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| 4. | The bank had thus arrogated to itself the powers of a judge, he said.
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| 5. | And the ALA arrogates to itself the role of the nation's censorship police.
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| 6. | No one is permitted to arrogate to himself the cura animarum and the bestowal of benefices.
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| 7. | Headlam s arrogating control of the guild constituted the primary reason for the dissatisfaction and defections.
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| 8. | Arrogate's dam Bubbler was a successful racemare who won six of her nine races.
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| 9. | Presidents might well have wondered : Who are historians to arrogate to themselves the judging of presidential performance?
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| 10. | Before these crusaders arrogate to themselves the task of policing the Constitution, they should try reading it.
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