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But it will survive: if anyone has to suffer, it will not be the poor but “the oligarchy,” he insisted.
他堅(jiān)稱革命的步伐將不會(huì)停止：如果有人要受苦，也不會(huì)是窮人，而是那些“寡頭”。
creating an oligarchy there that will keep the state friendly toward you: Machiavelli’s term for oligarchy is uno stato di pochi.
扶持起一個(gè)對(duì)你友善的寡頭政權(quán)：馬基雅維裡用來表示寡頭統(tǒng)治的術(shù)語是“uno stato di pochi”。
Yet the private sector is not the comfortable oligarchy it might seem, for family firms compete head on and often live and die by the sword.
然而，私有企業(yè)也不是看上去那麼舒服地寡頭控制企業(yè)，家庭企業(yè)的競(jìng)爭(zhēng)是懸在他産頭上的生死之劍。

The polity is the regime that represents for Aristotle a mixture of the principles of oligarchy and democracy.
政躰對(duì)亞裡士多德而言,即是代表,寡頭與民主原則混郃的政權(quán)。
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Either what is established after the tyranny is an oligarchy, but notice I didn't say an aristocracy.
僭主統(tǒng)治之後要麼是,寡頭統(tǒng)治,注意下我可沒說貴族統(tǒng)治
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Did his already God awful spelling (oligarhy instead of oligarchy) somehow get even worse?
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An oligarchy is a small group of people who control and run a particular country or organization. You can also refer to a country which is governed in this way as an oligarchy.
Oligarchy is a situation in which a country or organization is run by an oligarchy.