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All the old despots were demagogues; at least, they were demagogues whenever they were really trying to please or impress the demos. If they poured out beer for their vassals it was because both they and their vassals had a taste for beer. If (in some slightly different mood) they poured melted lead on their vassals, it was because both they and their vassals had a strong distaste for melted lead.
Source: tatoeba (6128414)
To sum up, the Parliament represents the demos that does not exist, works for the project that ignores reality and law, shuns accountability, turns its back on millions of people and serves the interest of one political orientation.
Source: tatoeba (11269145)
Does not the demos like excitement, and will not the newspaper set forth in detail every manner of accident and crime and gossip?
Source: tatoeba (11923746)
When the demos took charge, law and order inevitably collapsed, or so they concluded.
Source: wiktionary
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