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 | | But they still proposed leadership as a position of authority, with the authority split into three powers, the legislative, the executive, and the judiciary.That is, under the American theory, the authority of leadership derived from the power of the voters conveyed through the electoral college. |
 | | In comparing various leadership styles in many cultures, academic studies have examined the patterns in which leadershipemerges and then fades, sometimes by natural succession according to established rules and sometimes by the imposition of bruteforce. |
 | | In contrast to tolerating leadership as a position of authority, some highly successful organizations have adopted a pragmaticapproach when they found that the role of boss costs too much in team performance. |
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