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Перевод: plutocracy

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плутократия

Тезаурус:

1. a tendency to plutocracy, ie rule by the wealthy (based on the interest in long-term training before qualification); and
2. Some were outright extensions of traditional hierarchies, while others were predominantly recruited from the new plutocracy and professions.
3. It is what might be called a self-perpetuating oligarchy with mild, but only mild overtones of plutocracy."
4. The most obvious expression of this was Maxse's "radical plutocracy" enquiry, launched in the wake of the Marconi scandal, when he came close to depicting the Asquith government as tools of a shadowy "cosmopolitan finance".
5. Plutocracy inevitably governs the arts, it was suggested, as surely as it governs the terms of the trade.
6. Well, Italy is a plutocracy moderated by kidnapping."
7. During the 1930s, then, in the years when his popularity was soaring to dizzy heights, Hitler's public pronouncements on the "Jewish Question" were less numerous than might be imagined, and, while certainly hate-filled, were usually couched in abstract generalities in association with western plutocracy or Bolshevism.
8. The attack on the Bank of England may have been blind and desperate but it was unmistakably a gesture against the very symbol of plutocracy.
9. She carried into the democratic era, not only the institutions, but the social habits and mentality of the oldest and toughest plutocracy in the world.