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Yes, Napoleon effectively eliminated opposition to his rule through a combination of political repression, censorship, and strategic alliances. He established a centralized government that suppressed dissent, dissolved political clubs, and exiled or imprisoned political rivals. Additionally, he controlled the press, limiting public discourse and criticism. These measures helped consolidate his power and maintain stability during his reign.

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