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dynasty
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DYNASTY. A succession of kings in the same line or family; government; sovereignty.
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Kim Jong-il leads a regime that is a hybrid of Stalinism and oriental despotism, with power passed dynastically from father to son.
PyongyangAEs Adventurism CanAEt Be Tolerated by Khaleej Times (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
There was always a fairly generous supply of these ladies, more than could possibly be married off dynastically, and for the unmarried the work of conversion became almost a personal crusade and means of redemption.
The Catholic Church in Mexico by Ramsay, Allan / Contemporary Review
Dynastically, more means more - more chance that one out of scores of sons will be capable of carrying the business forward.
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