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“The crowds were kept very far away from the parade grounds, a gigantic TV held on a truck was obstructing the view and nice perspective of the Proceres Monolith but were allowing Chavez to watch his own TV image of his personal parade.”
Chavez inaugurated for another 6 years: chavistas fall over each other in ridicule
“Carbonell y Rivero, Nestor, … Proceres: Ensayos Biograficos, pp.”
“Proceres Chartarum (?), subordinate to Count of Sacred Largesses, vi.”
“I gird round thy loins mine own baldric of pure silver; I place in thy hand mine own sword of plain steel; and bid thee rise to take place in council and camps amongst the Proceres of England, -- Earl of Hertford and Essex.”
“Proceres, Pennaethied dinas, y juyr penna, dyledogion, fuydhu - yr; Blaenx trouftix alhano'r myr The head men of a town, as gover - noun, rulers, and officers, - Alfo the heads and ends of beams that lie”
“Barbarian born and educated in the Hercynian forest.] [Footnote 58: Otho of Frisingen, who surely understood the language of the court and diet of Germany, speaks of the Franks in the xiith century as the reigning nation, (Proceres Franci, equites Franci, manus”
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Volume 6
“Brompton, p. 980.] [** So late as the reign of King Stephen, the earl of Albemarle, before the battle of the Standard, addressed the officers of his army in these terms: "Proceres Angliae clarissimi, et genere Normanni, etc.”
“(Proceres Franci, equites Franci, manus Francorum:) he adds, however, the epithet of Teutonici.] 59 Otho Frising. de Gestis”
“Hac ratione olim demortuos longaqve oblivione (epultOs revivifcere facis Atlantes, Comi - ces, Proceres Sc Reges Norrigise.”
“Fortaffis e - tiam ejufmodi mala graviora ac plu - ra fuere C "aroli Magni temporibus, quim noftris. ftaque is falubri con - filio ufus decrevir, Proceres quotan - nis deligere, eofque extraordinaria poteftate munitos in Provincias mit - tere, ut quidquid depravati atque inroTipofiti invenirent in Populo, in foro, & in reliquis Reipublicae negotiis, fua prudentia, atque au - ftoritate corrigerent ac tollerent.”
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