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Or is he his father's son: a leader surrounded by a tiny circle of family advisers - including his brother-in-law Asef Shawkat, husband of his elder sister Bushra - who is ruthless and astute, a great dissimulator capable of playing, and winning, a long game?
9) This attack on the superfluity of the literal descent, a species of general Protestant hostility to Catholic ceremony, is echoed in John Northbrooke's 1571 treatise Spiritus est vicarious Christi in terra, which begins with an attack on dissimulators who "conuey all their beleefe of the Romishe faith, into their secrete bosomes" and reiterates that "Christes soule should not neede to goe downe thither" to rescue the souls of the righteous dead.
But referendums work best for the demagogue, the dissimulator and scaremonger, as Hitler and Mussolini, lovers of referendums, proved.
 
 
 
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