puppet regime
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a political regime that is formally in power but is actually controlled by an outside force
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- The international community condemned the puppet regime for its human rights abuses.
- After the war, a new puppet regime was installed by the victorious powers.
- Critics argued that the government was nothing more than a puppet regime, controlled by a foreign entity.
- The fall of the puppet regime was met with widespread celebration.
- Many nations refused to recognize the legitimacy of the puppet regime.
- The resistance movement vowed to overthrow the puppet regime and restore self-rule.
- Historical accounts often describe the period as one dominated by a puppet regime.
- Diplomatic pressure was applied to dismantle the puppet regime.
- The leader of the puppet regime was a figurehead with no real power.
- The collapse of the puppet regime signaled a shift in regional politics.