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  Keith I think you’ll find that Mr Bliar’s main adviser was in a similar position of influence. It’s been like that ever since Henry VIII appointed Thomas More and Cardinal Wolsey, among others: https://www.teachithistory.co.uk/resources/ks4/henry-viii-and-the-reformation/british-studies/henry-s-advisors/28253

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