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 1  5,1 |        woman of great force and ambition, entered into a struggle
 2  6,2 |       thus fulfilling his great ambition. “Thus did Christian arms
 3  6,7 |       out the God-hated evil of ambition,” and, in order to attain
 4  7,1 |         opened a new way to the ambition of his descendants: after
 5  7,1 |    opportunity to satisfy their ambition and bellicosity, and to
 6  7,1 |         king of France, full of ambition, aspired to glory and new
 7  8,2 | imperial world role. Ka-lojan’s ambition to found a Greco-Bulgarian
 8  8,7 |         the nearest goal of his ambition and as an assured gain;
 9  8,13|     steady basis.”[98] But this ambition of Theodore remained a theory.
10  9,3 |        VIII made use of Peter’s ambition, and promised him a subsidy
11  9,5 |      died without realizing his ambition. Thus, Dushan failed to