On Saturday, in article
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robert.mcclenon@verizon.net "Robert McClenon" wrote:
> I think that the term that is occasionally used is that the hierarchy
> has a hierarchy czar. That is the most straightforward way to manage
> a hierarchy. I did not say that it was the best or the worst, only
> the most straightforward. It doesn't address the question of what
> happens if the czar disappears, for instance.
Seventy-five years' rule by Soviet?
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