Some have been too fat, too bulky, too clunky, or too inaccurate to be a successful pretender to the throne. |
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Is he the great socialist pretender, taking his place amongst the regal, instead of the people? |
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Also if you click the swap link above you'll see I beat some pretender to the inflatable throne by a minute. |
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The pretender to the throne left the country before the police could question him about the incident. |
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The one thing most people are likely to have heard about the young pretender is his refusal to say whether he has used illegal drugs. |
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Plus, I am not even Chinese, so I am not a China girl per se, just a pretender to the throne. |
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An express, which came to them yesterday from the pretender, will put them in a better condition for foruming a plan. |
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Rome has just been sacked, the Goths are ravaging Italy and the western half of his empire, where Britain lies, has been supporting a pretender. |
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I believe this to be the true king of the jungle and not that overrated pretender, the lion. |
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To refuse to blame the system is to assume a certain power, the way a pretender assumes a royal title or titular duchy or two. |
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Sometimes the country has to take precedence over a do-nothing imposter and pretender to the throne. |
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Sure, three sexy women are in it, but the only way I'll see this pretender to feminism is for free. |
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Carlism was a movement that arose in the 19th century in support of a pretender to the Spanish throne. |
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With this he would regain his freedom from enslavement to the wicked Asurimus, to that pretender to godhood. |
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He isn't thinking of returning full-time to a career in interviewing and he wasn't keen to offer advice to the latest pretender to his throne. |
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Charles's three sisters had married into the royal families of Bavaria, Austria, and France, and each had a son who was a pretender to the Spanish throne. |
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He was a great pretender to the saintly character, a animose declaimer against Charles I, and one of the foremost to encourage and justify the rebellion. |
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Proves that a serious pretender to the throne of pop music refinement need not settle for a mere band when the London Philharmonic will do just as well. |
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The movie is convicted of being an unworthy pretender to the throne. |
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The head of the family and pretender to the throne, Otto von Habsburg, was also promised Muerzsteg Castle, which is today the summer seat of the Austrian head of state. |
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As praetor 148, he was sent to Macedonia, probably with proconsular status, and remained until 146, defeating Andriscus and perhaps another pretender. |
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Admirer, literary son and pretender, Iyer comes at his subject all elbows, with the endearing gawkiness of youthful passion. |
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Rahul Gandhi, the scion of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty that holds Congress together, was supposed to be the pretender. |
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Like its predecessor as pretender to the LDP's crown, the Socialist Party, it has tended to be a rather tame opposition. |
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I think the unemployed are the ones deserving the shower of praise, not the former minister of finance and pretender to the throne. |
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The Prime Minister is the great pretender. The Conservatives can pretend, but Canadians know they have no climate change plan. |
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I thought he was just a pretender, but I guess he's not all talk after all. |
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This means that the pretender to this resemblance must comply with the idea of the model. |
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The very comfortable circle of the nine chosen ones were moved by the claims of a new pretender, who had serious arguments in his favour. |
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All was jolly and genial between the king of late night and the pretender to the throne. |
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Martina Hingis, back to her smiling self after the midsummer madness of last year, put another young pretender firmly in her place in Melbourne yesterday. |
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Such changes towards a commercialized society destabilized Scottish society, leading to support for the Stuart pretender across the seas in France. |
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No pretender is pan-regional enough, and only Africa's linguistic situation may be sufficiently fluid to have its future choices influenced by outsiders. |
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It also helped that he attacked philosophy as a puffed-up pretender with no monopoly on deep truths. In fact, for Rorty there weren't really any deep truths at all. |
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A deposed monarch may go into exile as pretender to the lost throne, hoping to be restored in a subsequent revolution. |
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In contrast, expectations in terms of concrete outcomes, with diverging opinions on key issues going into the meeting and a pretender at the throne in DC, couldn't have been lower. |
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Once upon a time in Quebec City, in December 2005, a pretender to the throne, in an effort to please, promised to practice open federalism and respect Quebec's jurisdictions. |
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If he does not know the subject about which he writes he is a pretender. |
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Rather than embrace democracy by campaigning fairly and openly for the position, this pretender has attempted to subvert the process and steal the election. |
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They were the ones who were the good managers and who did more with less, given these deep cuts by the federal government and the former minister of finance, pretender to the throne. |
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Exchanging these products on the NELia market and promoting this market by public cultural institutions will be the role of any pretender to the status of FRAC director. |
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A pretender to the mantle of Zambia's top player has emerged in the form of burly striker Collins Mbesuma, who was the first Zambia to play in the English Premier League with Portrsmouth and is now competing over in Turkey. |
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Portugal had rebelled in 1640 under the leadership of John of Braganza, a pretender to the throne. |
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In 1497, early in Henry VII's reign, the Royal pretender Perkin Warbeck, besieged Exeter. |
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A pretender is a claimant to an abolished throne or to a throne already occupied by somebody else. |
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General Fu Youde saw Ma He on a road and approached him in order to inquire about the location of the Mongol pretender. |
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Considered as a firm pretender, he clinched the title in 2006 thanks to an exemplary regularity: ten podiums, among which two victories, at Assen and Laguna Seca. |
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Ma He responded defiantly by saying that the Mongol pretender had jumped into a lake. |
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To approach this issue slowly, or parochially, is to ensure that the future of Canada is one of global pretender, rather than one of global player. |
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The Australian started in 5th position on the grid, and gambled on a change of tyres at the beginning of the race, the only pretender to the title to do so, while the Safety Car was deployed. |
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This is why they finally executed him as a pretender to the throne. |
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In 1487 Henry VII's enemies from the House of York had crowned a pretender and landed a small army off the coast of Lancashire with the intention of stealing the crown. |
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With the release of the incredibly popular Adam Bede, speculation increased, and there was even a pretender to the authorship, one Joseph Liggins. |
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