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Power is a relationship, something that exists ''between'' people. Thus, a person can have power advantages and power disadvantages, but not "have power" in itself. The concept of [[poverlessness]] should be seen as being severely disadvantaged in the relationship, not as lacking a certain trait.

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−	Power is a relationship, something that exists ''between'' people. Thus, a person can have power advantages and power disadvantages, but not "have power" in itself. The concept of [[~~poverlessness~~]] should be seen as being severely disadvantaged in the relationship, not as lacking a certain trait.	+	Power is a relationship, something that exists ''between'' people. Thus, a person can have power advantages and power disadvantages, but not "have power" in itself. The concept of [[powerlessness]] should be seen as being severely disadvantaged in the relationship, not as lacking a certain trait.