ESTRANGE:

A． setting limits to their scope of action
B． effecting results by sheer momentum
C． rivaling the state in power
D． exerting constant pressure on liberties
E． eradicating people's organizations

A． They represent a more efficient form of the executive.
B． Their rise to power came about through an accident of history.
C． They mark a regression to earlier despotic forms of government.
D． Despite superficial dissimilarities, they are in essence like absolute monarchies.
E． They maintain their dominance by rechanneling opposing forces in new directions.