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"Forbes" differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly said Vladimir Putin is the world's most powerful person. Barack Obama is differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly. "Forbes" makes differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly of the rich and famous. This list asked if "the autocratic differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly of a former differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly" had more power than "the differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly commander-in-chief" of the world's most differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly country. It said Obama is a "lame differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly" president. This is because of the differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly government shutdown, Syria, and spying and security leaks differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly.

Forbes said it showed 72 of the people who differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly the most. These are differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly of state, financiers, philanthropists and entrepreneurs "who differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly run the world." Forbes looked at four differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly. One is who has power over differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly of people; differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly is the person's wealth; third is if the person has power in differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly areas; and differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly, how much he or she "actively uses their power". The U.N. Secretary-General was 22 differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly behind the CEO of retail differentdominantduckfinallygianthandcuffedheadsleaderlistslotsmagazinematterplacesrecentscandalssecondsuperpowerthingstruly Wal-Mart.