Sentences with HEGEMON
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"The United States is often described as a global hegemon."
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"During the Cold War, the Soviet Union emerged as a rival hegemon to the US."
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"The European Union aims to become a regional hegemon in Europe."
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"China's growing influence suggests its pursuit of becoming a future hegemon."
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"In Greek history, Athens was a prominent hegemon of the Delian League."
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"The Roman Empire acted as a hegemon in the Mediterranean region."
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"The British Empire was once a dominant hegemon across the globe."
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"The rise of the Ottoman Empire led to their status as a regional hegemon."
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"Before its decline, the Spanish Empire was a significant hegemon in Europe."
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"The Persian Empire was a formidable hegemon during its peak."
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"In modern times, Russia seeks to regain its status as a regional hegemon."
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"Many analysts argue that the United States' role as a hegemon is diminishing."
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"The African Union hopes to establish Africa as a hegemon in international affairs."
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"India's growing economy and military power position it as a potential regional hegemon."
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"The company's monopoly in the market allowed it to act as a corporate hegemon."
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"The political party gained hegemon status by winning the majority of seats in parliament."
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"The hegemon's influence extended to cultural and social aspects as well."
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"The rise of a new global hegemon would likely reshape the geopolitical landscape."
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"The United States emerged as the global hegemon after World War II."
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"During the Cold War, the Soviet Union sought to challenge the hegemon status of the United States."
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"The British Empire was a hegemon in the 19th century, exerting control over many colonies."
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"China's rise as an economic power has led to speculation about its potential as a future hegemon."
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"The European Union is often seen as a regional hegemon, influencing policies of its member states."
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"Germany's dominant position within the EU has prompted discussions about its role as a potential hegemon."
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"The collapse of the Soviet Union marked the end of bipolarity and the emergence of a unipolar hegemon."
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"Some argue that multinational corporations have become the new hegemon, exerting significant influence over governments."
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"The hegemon's decisions can have far-reaching consequences for the international community."
