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for a relatively brief period of time.
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Typically the charismatic leader is one person,
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and it is very lucky if that one person can maintain the charisma
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for all the time this person is in charge.
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I mean, just after nine months of the election of president Obama,
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we see a little--right?-- withering of his sort of strong charismatic appeal.
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So in order to maintain your charisma while you are in office--
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and especially for a lifetime--is very difficult;
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and even more difficult
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to transfer charisma to another leader.
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So charismatic authority is really a change,
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basically--as I will argue later on--