Blessing
Lead
Lead noun - The person who has the most important role in a play, movie, or TV show.
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His victories lead to more good publicity, and nets him the hand of Princess Charlotte and the blessing of the Pontiff after some prophetic dreams.
Source: Villain with Good Publicity -
Justified somewhat in that he is doing it with the mayor's blessing and generally his less-than-moral antics lead to arrests of some high-profile criminals.
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On the topic of Roman wine, it was actually more of a curse than a blessing: the Romans loaded their wine with lead to make it taste sweeter, causing many of Rome's citizens (up to and including the emperors) to become susceptible to lead poisoning and all the problems that came with it.
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