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(61) William Hill, a firm of bookmakers, offers odds on the most likely monarch in 2000.

(62) In close touch with the monarch, he was the best informed and most constantly attendant councillor.

(63) If and when the Post Office is privatised, will our postage stamps continue to bear a portrait of the monarch?

(64) These men and women were as close to the monarch, and to power, as anyone.

(65) Exemptions marked the generosity of the monarch, as with Theudebert's concessions to the churches of the Auvergne.

(66) The caterpillars of the monarch butterfly, surprisingly, are able to feed on milkweed without taking any of these precautions.

(67) But at Papillon's Monarch restaurant it was a delight with variety the spice of life.

(68) But it did relate to - and therefore change with - the monarch on the throne.

(69) In a court in which obsequious obedience to the monarch was the rule.

(70) Both the caterpillar and adult of the monarch butterfly are distasteful to their enemies.

(71) The plane is being reassembled, piece by piece, at Monarch Aviation in Monterey.

(72) I would rather starve in a ditch than accept the fortune of a monarch upon such wicked terms.

(73) This is a legitimate objective founded on strong historical precedents: an unhappy monarch is a dangerous monarch.

(74) These, originally exercised by the monarch personally, are known as prerogative powers.

(75) They were well aware that the natural secular order of things was rule by the monarch.

(76) Every monarch since George V, and Prince Charles too(sentencedict.com), has imbibed his words.

(77) Finally, from the time of Peter the Great decision-making power was concentrated in undiluted form in the hands of the monarch.

(78) The punitive expedition of a Merovingian monarch was not quickly forgotten.

(79) Loyalty to the person of the monarch gave way to allegiance to the abstraction of the state.

(80) So if there is no son, as during George VI's reign,[http://sentencedict.com/monarch.html] it is held by the monarch.

(81) The wings of the monarch butterfly, for example, contain powerful heart-stopping poisons called cardiac glycosides.

(82) The monarch gave formal assent to any legislative measure approved by the two houses.

(83) Many New Zealanders need educating about your antiquated laws, since the person you appoint as monarch automatically becomes our monarch too.

(84) He was a strong and greedy monarch who pursued a course of military aggrandisement from the very beginning of his reign.

(85) Never in this century has the fight for the presidency pitted a congressional monarch against an incumbent president.

(86) Some countries have attempted to create a dual executive in the absence of a monarch.

(87) In the stern sat Challenger, with the dignity of a monarch on his throne.

(88) The principle of popular sovereignty has never been accepted in Britain: instead sovereignty is shared between Parliament and an hereditary monarch.

(89) Yet it is likely that Chilperic was the more impressive monarch and inspired the greater respect.

(90) The monarch is, furthermore, more than merely a part of Parliament under the constitution of the United Kingdom.