Control refers to having command over something by regulating its functioning, directing its actions, or imposing restrictions.
Think of control as being the captain of a ship. Just like how the captain steers the ship's course and has overall command over its direction and operations at sea, control involves guiding and managing various aspects of a situation.
Bureaucracy: A hierarchical organization structure characterized by rules, procedures, and specialized roles that help regulate and control the functioning of a government or large institution.
Censorship: The act of suppressing or restricting information, ideas, or artistic expression to maintain control over public opinion and prevent dissent.
Surveillance: The systematic monitoring and supervision of individuals, groups, or activities to gather information, maintain order/control, or prevent threats.
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