aristo

It was a compound of the Greek 'aristo' (the best) and 'kratos' (government) and defined an Aristotelian notion of the distribution of political power in an ideal state.

'Aristocrats' 2010

Being an ex-student..and ex-visiting "aristo" myself..

INSECURITY princesa 2007

The rest of the military leaders, almost all of whom are "aristo"s, choose a leader, a man of the people.

Archive 2007-10-28 de Brantigny........................ 2007

The rest of the military leaders, almost all of whom are "aristo"s, choose a leader, a man of the people.

Jacques Cathelineau de Brantigny........................ 2007

You’re reaping the rewards of who you are and whom you know, enabling some new kind of aristo-meritocracy.

Serious Money Wolff, Michael 2007

And he forgets that it was a bunch of condescending aristo-loving regressive Tory-voting blathering monarchist halfwits who put the 'Great' into 'Great Britain' in the first place.

Archive 2009-10-01 2009

Clay courts are mostly found in Australia and Latin America, so clay is prole while grass is aristo/bourgeoisie.

Ain't nothin' like the real thing, baby (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

And he forgets that it was a bunch of condescending aristo-loving regressive Tory-voting blathering monarchist halfwits who put the 'Great' into 'Great Britain' in the first place.

Birthday Boy 2009

As if to emphasise its universal appeal, the magazine's 300,000 Brit readers include UK's Channel 4 news anchor Jon Snow, aristo explorer Ranulph Fiennes, author William Boyd, comedian Dawn French and a swathe of front bench politicians of both major parties.

Colin Morrison: Is This the World's Most Successful Magazine? Colin Morrison 2011

As if to emphasise its universal appeal, the magazine's 300,000 Brit readers include UK's Channel 4 news anchor Jon Snow, aristo explorer Ranulph Fiennes, author William Boyd, comedian Dawn French and a swathe of front bench politicians of both major parties.

Colin Morrison: Is This the World's Most Successful Magazine? Colin Morrison 2011