Hugo Chavez was shaped above all by his defeats - to the point of megalomania.
His megalomania did him in eventually, but at least he stopped the chaos for a while.
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They say Mr Hazare has been elevated from a campaigner to a messiah, and his campaign now smacks of megalomania.
But what Mr Wade's supporters praise as his vision and statesmanship, his critics see as a tendency towards megalomania or autocracy.
As director and star, Van Peebles contracts a bad case of pulp megalomania he assumes epic postures as he photographs himself against the big sky.
The absurd freelance diplomacy is not the only hint of megalomania that makes a third Livingstone term look undesirable (he originally said he would seek only one).
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The Harvard team is working to refine the technology, however, and there may be a day when we can satisfy our megalomania... or at least, put the Pied Piper on notice.
It has been publicly reported, however, that U.S. intelligence believes Aristide to be a clinical psychotic, an individual who is sufficiently mentally unstable as to require medication and institutional treatment for depression and megalomania.
The plot is straight out of an XXX-rated film script: Watch the protagonist engage in various obscene acts with a cast of despicable people endowed with bizarre attributes in this case, megalomania, sadism, genocidal tendencies, etc.
However, the relationship between both presidents has not been easy at times, mainly due to the peculiar characteristics of the South American President, whose ambitions and megalomania make him believe that he must lead the world revolution against capitalism, as he has stated several times.
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