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Usage examples of providers.

More than any other reason, Aristos were hated because they used providers to transcend.

Jaibriol I had sired a son with one of his providers and forced his empress to acknowledge the child as her own, making the boy heir to the throne.

Most were watching the broadcast, but a few had remained in alcoves or shadowed corners, enjoying themselves with the providers she had made available tonight.

Corbal acted like an Aristo, owned worlds, had providers, and looked Highton, except for his white hair.

Corbal would soon have the young emperor so distracted with providers, drugs, and debauchery, the boy wouldn’t notice he wasn’t running anything.

Although most providers lived in a luxury few taskmakers could ever attain, they were at the bottom of Eubian social hierarchies.

Other Hightons could learn a lesson from him, though Jai doubted they would acknowledge it, and not only because they were too arrogant to admit they might be wrong about the inability of providers to think.

As long as they promulgated their notions of freedom for taskmakers and providers, they corrupted human life.

If Xir took a moderate hand with Sunrise, other providers might come to expect the same.

If providers began to demand contentment and self-determination, it would create chaos.

From there, how far to the decadence of the Skolian Imperialate, where providers roamed uncontrolled, and even worse, presumed to positions of authority?

An upsurge of immorality among Eubian providers could destabilize the social structure of Eube.

He could see why Kaliga and his cronies assumed it would be easy to distract him with providers, drugs, and other numbing pursuits, while his elders ran his empire.

He could have any of the providers he had inherited, and he had no doubt they were just as beautiful.

Direct speech from taskmakers or providers didn’t bother Aristos in the least: it was expected.