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Absolute Power may refer to:

The proverb known as Lord Acton's dictum: "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
Omnipotence, the unlimited 'absolute' power of a deity or god-like being.
Absolute Power, a BBC radio (and later television) comedy.
Absolute Power, a 1996 political thriller novel by David Baldacci.
Absolute Power, a film adaptation of the Baldacci novel directed by and starring Clint Eastwood.
Absolute Power: The Helen Clark Years, a 2008 book by Ian Wishart.
Absolute Power, the 17th episode in the fourth season of the Stargate SG-1 television series.
The British Heavy Metal band created in 2006 as a "tribute to classic Heavy Metal" project that released one album (of the same name), starting with a song of the same name.
The American-based independent Groove Metal band.
The Day the Earth Shook – The Absolute Power, a concert DVD released by Manowar (The Absolute Power).
Any of the albums titled Absolute Power by Aska, Blitzkrieg, Cardiant, Perpetual Force, Powermad, Pro-Pain, Tech N9ne, Violated, Wraith, or the aforementioned British band Absolute Power.
- It may also additionally refer to the partial title of albums released by Forgotten Soul + Tahazu (Absolute Void, Absolute Power), Gospel of the Horns (20 Years of Absolute Power) or Poison Arts (High Energy/Absolute Power).

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+'''Absolute Power''' may refer to:
-* For the BBC radio (later television) comedy, [[Absolute Power (radio)|click here]].
+* The proverb known as [[wikipedia:Lord Acton's dictum|Lord Acton's dictum]]: "Power tends to corrupt, and [[Dark Side|absolute power corrupts absolutely.]]"
-* For the political thriller film adaptation of a novel, [[Absolute Power (film)|click here]].
+* [[Omnipotence]], the unlimited 'absolute' power of a deity or god-like being.
+* ''[[Absolute Power (radio)|Absolute Power]]'', a BBC radio (and later television) comedy.
+* ''[[Absolute Power (novel)|Absolute Power]]'', a 1996 political thriller novel by [[David Baldacci]].
+* ''[[Absolute Power (film)|Absolute Power]]'', a film adaptation of the Baldacci novel directed by and starring [[Clint Eastwood]].
+* ''[[Absolute Power: The Helen Clark Years]]'', a 2008 book by [[Ian Wishart]].
+* ''[[Stargate SG-1/Recap/S4/E17 Absolute Power|Absolute Power]]'', the 17th episode in the fourth season of the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' television series.
+* [https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Absolute_Power/3540330512 The British] [[Heavy Metal]] band created in 2006 as a "tribute to classic Heavy Metal" project that released [[Self-Titled Album|one album (of the same name)]], starting with a [[Title Track|song of the same name]].
+* [https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Absolute_Power/3540467734 The American-based independent] [[Groove Metal]] band.
+* ''[[The Day the Earth Shook – The Absolute Power]]'', a concert DVD released by [[Manowar]] (''The Absolute Power'').
+* Any of the albums titled ''Absolute Power'' by [[Aska]], [[Blitzkrieg]], [[Cardiant]], [[Perpetual Force]], [[Powermad]], [[Pro-Pain]], [[Tech N9ne]], [[Violated]], [[Wraith]], or the aforementioned British band Absolute Power.
+** It may also additionally refer to the partial title of albums released by Forgotten Soul + Tahazu (''Absolute Void, Absolute Power''), Gospel of the Horns (''20 Years of Absolute Power'') or Poison Arts (''High Energy/Absolute Power'').
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