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English, 26.08.2019 06:20 jonzyjones3114

Me machiavellian
1. a hodge-podge of writings all mixed together
2. utterly revolting; appalling; extremely wicked/brutal/cruel
3. methodology of gaining or keeping political power (usually related to justifying deceit, cunning, duplicity, or bad faith in the process)
4. set in a bent position; hands-on-hips

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Me machiavellian
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