The rich get richer, and people with clout get more clout.
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It takes a lot of clout to shut down a city block, but clout is what Ralph Lauren's got.
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Ethanol's economic clout has already waned; on February 1, we'll see if its political clout is fading as well.
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Even YouTube's curated playlists mimic Spotify: RapCaviar on YouTube is Rap Star Status, Clout Culture becomes Clout Rising, and Viral 50 morphs into Blogged 50.
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"It's a nuclear power, it's a UN Security Council permanent member, it's that sort of global clout also which also produces an Asia clout," he said.
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He grabs 21 Savage for "The Clout" and the two rip and run over a bouncy production about the perks and perils of being a clout chaser.
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China concerned about clout Leaders in Beijing, for one thing, may be concerned that if they did act, continued defiance by Pyongyang would only underline their declining clout.
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Cardi B & 21 Savage) Cardi B -- "Clout" (Offset Feat.
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But I don't think Paulson & Co have enough clout.
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" These laws weaken "the organizational clout of labor unions.
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Of course, with Streep's clout comes a lot of pressure.
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Woods is being painted as a promiscuous, desperate clout chaser.
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The obvious answer is incumbent groups that possess lobbying clout.
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It is easy to see which has the strongest clout.
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It helps that community banks have plenty of congressional clout.
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Its clout has grown astonishingly, notably in the region's south.
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Bronny's gotta run for class office with all this clout.
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Any discussion of Saudi Arabia's economic clout starts with oil.
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India will benefit from a judicious use of that clout.
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Just as importantly, it will enjoy the greater financial clout.
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In America the courts must decide, giving them enormous clout.
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Electoral benefits help explain the zeal for diminishing union clout.
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But vanadium has at least two backers with considerable clout.
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Two decades on, Mr Gertler's clout in Congo is undiminished.
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Indigenous representatives particularly fear the clout of the farmers' lobby.
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Mr Son has clout on both sides of the transaction.
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The Northern Triangle, it seems, has less clout in Washington.
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Mr Moi, a Kalenjin, curbed the clout of the Kikuyus.
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That number gives the tournament — and the game — some clout.
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Men who had more social capital, more clout, more entitlement.
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This year, religious conservatives are determined to maximise their clout.
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Haryana's Jats are known as land owners with political clout.
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Washington has been using its oil clout more and more.
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Yet the bargaining clout of the EU is far stronger.
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Meanwhile Tehran is able to diminish America's Middle East clout.
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"In waiting" status gave such a woman access, power, clout.
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These rising powers are well rewarded for their growing clout.
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But the agency appreciated his clout at the White House.
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His stature with investors and governments gives him real clout.
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The palace has the political clout to reform retrograde laws.
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But no modern owner had the industrial clout of Polaris.
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"The more clout you have, the more power you have."
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Today, few if any private business leaders have such clout.
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Even so, Mr. Kalanick has significant clout over the company.
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Both have talked openly about curbing Iran's growing military clout.
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Fortunately, Medicare controls so much money that it has clout.
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Foxconn's founder, the Taiwanese billionaire Terry Gou, provided political clout.
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This buys China clout, if not affection, other diplomats say.
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I think he carries that much clout on this issue.
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They had no real standing in the convention, no clout.
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Instead, she said, we need more female roles with Bond's clout.
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How do you make sure you don't become a clout chaser?
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Black women are gaining financially and politically while maintaining cultural clout.
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If that happens, that's a huge blow to his political clout.
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The contempt citation is a key part of that congressional clout.
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But the White House is also chafing at its waning clout.
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The board has only five members, allowing Mr Liu huge clout.
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But as Mr Kejriwal has discovered, his "government" exercises minimal clout.
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It reflects America's federalism by giving more clout to smaller states.
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"Discounts are based on the clout of the middleman," she says.
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Bannon's possible defenestration may turn the tables by hobbling Breitbart's clout.
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As China's economic clout grows, so could this sort of pressure.
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For decades the SNTE used its clout to preserve this system.
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THE CLASS of the guests reflects the clout of the hosts.
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But much of that growth comes from old-school industry clout.
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But Gulati touted the financial clout of the North American bid.
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Their bargaining clout may even allow them to suppress pay directly.
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Rua's clout in the bottom of the seventh was his second.
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He offers some international clout and business experience to the team.
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No president has had that kind of legal or popular clout.
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In the long run, Treasury interventions don't really have any clout.
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Formerly, company founders had the clout to keep their empires intact.
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Nerds carry more clout in part because their ranks have swelled.
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But will Edwards put a lot of clout behind his endorsement?
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Davis pointed out that the anti-Trump base has demonstrated clout.
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The rankings elevate clout above learning, which isn't as easily measured.
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Then, a professor was somebody with enough clout to warrant mockery.
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"They have clout, and the banks recognize that," Mr. Liberatoscioli said.
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It was a nod to the immense clout of organized labor.
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But then she saw the potential opportunity to wield more clout.
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Washington Monthly is judging institutions' characters as much as their clout.
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Showing Fox's clout, the White House has dropped the talking point.
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In fact, the kingdom may be overestimating its own economic clout.
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The NCAA and its member schools have money and Washington clout.
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She won't bring the same kind of clout that Fudge does.
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But Niger's leaders felt the organization needed more clout and direction.
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Such a combined force could increase their clout in legislative work.
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There's the growing political and demographic clout of the ultra-Orthodox.
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Drugstores have significant clout when negotiating their participation in pharmacy networks.
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And now she has the clout of the M.T.A. behind her.
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But the Street's favorite stocks have outsized clout in the index.
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That gave him huge clout, including over earlier investors like Benchmark.
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Instead of being mere supplicants, therefore, Democrats will have real clout.
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The clergy has the clout, and motive, to frustrate his plans.
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A proliferation of bots can give candidates and issues unwarranted clout.
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Firms are encouraged to bail out unprofitable businesses that carry political clout.
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Nor did he use American clout for a NATO declaration of war.
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Stocks of the biggest companies typically also have the biggest market clout.
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Across Europe, a number of elections could give nationalistic parties more clout.
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The ex-strongman may lack the clout to implement such an offer.
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"I cannot be out here trying to get clout," she tells Refinery29.
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But as autocrats gain clout, the room for free speech is shrinking.
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" A "Celebrity Spotting" Festival Emily Haines: "It has gained so much clout.
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He said Iran's election had given the government more credibility and clout.
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And Martínez (aka "Gabito") is loving his moment of social media clout.
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Everyone in an area that loses numbers also loses clout and cash.
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In any case, her clout today allows her to laugh off detractors.
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The system reflects America's federalism by giving more clout to smaller states.
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"He claims that his seniority gives him clout," Baugh told BuzzFeed News.
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Brands in Nike's position have the clout to dominate the news agenda.
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Bank of America lacks clout abroad but its management team eschews deals.
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Russia cannot simply walk away without losing its newly won regional clout.
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Now, Thompson is adding her voice and her clout to the backlash.
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Trudeau's office has spent plenty of money to gain social media clout.
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This is not an industry that has the clout to defend itself.
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Whoever gets the job will have less personal clout than Mr Zhou.
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U want some clout when all u gotta do is pull up.
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In China, economic clout and patronage are bound together with political power.
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One is the clout that Apple and Google have in smartphone-gaming.
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"They have the social clout to get people to commute," he said.
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Cardi and Offset released the steamy music video for "Clout" in April.
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That inspection was a particularly important signal about the clout of regulators.
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The rest are fake bots, created to boost Perry's social media clout.
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The episode appeared to be another indication of Beijing's growing clout abroad.
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They've used their political clout to keep the first spot in line.
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For now, Mr. Sanders's campaign has given him newfound clout among Democrats.
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Given that most are big institutional investors with clout, this advice matters.
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Describing China's growing global clout has long been a problem for propagandists.
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"My name has a lot of clout in this business," she said.
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Under Gerard, API doubled its membership and increased its clout in Washington.
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Being larger also gives them more clout in their negotiations with insurers.
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Yi is widely regarded as wielding far less political clout than Zhou.
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The clout of the court's four-member liberal wing has increased significantly.
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Disney would add to its clout with global outlets and cable content.
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But insiders like the Smiths have real access and wield real clout.
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Despite its lack of cash clout, Ousta has been expanding across Egypt.
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Few people alive have the clout and stature to pull it off.
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Mr Oreskovic proved to lack clout; his poor Croatian drew public ridicule.
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Now, Beijing may believe it has enough clout to ignore the treaty.
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The insurance and pharmaceutical industries now have too much clout, he said.
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It also illustrates the clout of an underserved category of Chinese consumers.
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If we were to hint anything for dialogue, we'd be losing clout.
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He's just not as confident in his clout that far from home.
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Oil and gas companies have considerably more political clout than coal companies.
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Now Tillerson's appointment could allow Sechin to extend his clout once again.
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"They have a platform, they have a lot of clout," he said.
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For pure visceral clout, nothing else in "Cabin" matches this dance sequence.
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His victory demonstrated in stark terms the limits of Mr. Trump's clout.
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And the combined clout of the companies could push consumers' expenses higher.
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I've built up clout and a good reputation so they trust me.
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For Hispanics and Asian-Americans, specifically, demographic change translates as more clout.
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The selection was hailed as recognition of the country's growing global clout.
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Ford's clout, it appears, is heavily rooted in his ties to Hollywood.
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Hilary is too tied in with them and Bernie has no clout.
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With this clout comes enormous responsibility for accurate content and professional tone.
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It's the latest example of India's rapidly growing clout on the internet.
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That gives us clout, which prior administrations have been unwilling to exercise.
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Growing power Harris' rise comes as Indian Americans gain more political clout.
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I built my clout so much that I even aided the CEO.
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The clout is there, but the will often seems to be weak.
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The project is widely seen as Beijing's push to increase global clout.
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Its exit will remove a good part of the union's international clout.
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Now they should use their clout to help protect democracy in Cambodia.
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As China's economic clout grows, so will its influence in global governance.
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If you're thinking: Wait, do drug companies really have that much clout?
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By the mid-'80s, she had the clout to make it happen.
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Such concern ended up giving populist and anti-immigrant sentiment real clout.
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Some thought she was too influential, wielding too much clout in publishing.
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Mustafa: Noticed by people that want to try us for that 6ixbuzz clout.
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This has all done severe, semipermanent damage to American diplomacy and international clout.
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Only one person has the clout to force resolution of differences like these.
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Mr. Milken, however, has largely managed to restore his reputation — and his clout.
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Why it matters: The political clout and conversation is changing with its politicians.
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But China's clout at that time was bolstered by its accord with America.
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"They have market clout because their technology is much better than the competition."
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The mismatch in clout was highlighted by Facebook's takeover of WhatsApp in 2014.
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As China's asset-management industry gets bigger it will have more clout abroad.
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Yet local governments will not always heed him, even with his new clout.
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There are teenagers looking to use ALMA as leverage for their Instagram clout.
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A: Until recently, I didn't have the clout to be able to choose.
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But U.S. clout in international trade and finance limits their scope for action.
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Yet in its heft, governance and manufacturing clout, China is also an outlier.
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There are no Republicans with the clout or support to take him on.
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Which is to say, he has real and substantive political clout these days.
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Some of the biggest abusers are leveraging their political clout to prevent competition.
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Yet India's deep south has not transmuted growing prosperity into greater political clout.
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There is one institution that still appears to have bipartisan clout: the military.
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Presumably her offscreen contributions of clout, contacts, experience and perspective are considerably greater.
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And it precludes the threat of a Democratic Senate majority leader with clout.
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China is also leveraging its economic clout and pressuring companies like Gap Inc.
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That means increased clout for minorities and the disadvantaged; that's a good thing.
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Henry Kissinger, after leaving Washington, added his clout to the daily seating chart.
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In effect, the public was paying to give the bundlers even more clout.
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The Associated Press: Trump's clout with GOP on the line in Tuesday's elections.
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The institutional clout that ended the Presidency of Richard Nixon no longer exists.
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The millions of Chinese nationals who travel across the world carry enormous clout.
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Looking forward, the clout of Chinese brands is likely to grow, she said.
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"Trump is like a clout chaser," the New York City-born performer continued.
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Celebrities have always wielded political clout—just ask Ronald Reagan or Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Trump has also proved his social media clout over his fellow Republican candidates.
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She has amassed considerable political clout but views herself as a perpetual underdog.
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In the context of a corrupted system of organized clout, this seems radical.
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In previous disputes, Indonesians did not have the clout to harm Australia's interests.
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Medicaid has never been thought to be a program with much political clout.
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Seaburn is a conundrum, because he's obviously, clearly, manipulating the others for clout.
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Yet as Big Tech starts to own consumer relationships, banks could lose clout.
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North Carolina Republicans introduced a new congressional map giving Democrats more potential clout.
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And FFP's popularity could be translated into real political clout, according to analysts.
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For decades, doctors used their political clout to help block universal health insurance.
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He remembers the year as a period of special clout for English speakers.
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Google and Facebook, they noted, are corporate giants with plenty of market clout.
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Pros: Marriott Bonvoy earning potential, cool Moxy brand clout, and East Village location.
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Nissan executives were threatened by Renault's growing clout in the partnership, he said.
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Nissan executives were threatened by Renault's growing clout in the partnership, said Ghosn.
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Ironically, the victors shouldn't be in a position to wield such lobbying clout.
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The good news for young Malaysians is that their political clout is growing.
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Some staffers have used Ivanka's clout as daughter and adviser to their advantage.
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Pros: Marriott Bonvoy earning potential, cool Moxy brand clout, and East Village location.
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Even Putin's critics have recognized the clout Syria has gifted the Russian leader.
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China, meanwhile, appears to be wielding ever-greater economic clout over North Korea.
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Through compliance, China stands to generate significant measures of respect, clout, and gratitude.
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Even so, the clout of Beboe's founders gives it an unusual head start.
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As always, Rowling's social media clout and a little nostalgia go a long way.
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Given the government's wafer-thin majority, this small band has undue clout (see article).
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For someone who's just past potty training, Blue Ivy has a lot of clout.
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Some fans have felt awards shows are using BTS to gain clout (and clicks).
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Is Arrington's victory reflective of the President's political clout heading into the midterm elections?
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It is hard to see the DUP agreeing to more limits on its clout.
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The trials destroyed the Jamaat as a political force, but its economic clout endured.
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Carmakers liked this fragmented market, because dealers lacked the clout to demand large discounts.
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Asked if Bannon's ideas would be welcome in her country, she downplayed his clout.
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Owning a MacBook undoubtedly comes with clout — along with a hole in your wallet.
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Those opponents, however, aren't Democrats — whose political clout in North Idaho is essentially nonexistent.
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"This is New Delhi, where people will use all kinds of clout," he said.
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It's the latest step by Amazon to further its clout in the fashion space.
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Mr Bynum wants to revive the clout lost in the oil and telecoms busts.
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The assembly selects the supreme leader, the person with the most clout in Iran.
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Not even in a clout-chasing way, but they're interested in what it's like.
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An agency's clout is often at odds with its country's place in the world.
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Mr Duterte's supporters are preparing for a time when he carries less clout, however.
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The clout that countries wield with economic largesse is sometimes described as "hard power".
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Abercrombie and others are clearly trying to steal share as Victoria's Secret loses clout.
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There are times when it is wholly appropriate for America to use its clout.
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For the Kardashians, this clout is the result of a world gone topsy-turvy.
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In a state where oil and gas carry immense economic and political clout, Gov.
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Gaining scale gives suppliers clout with their customers and with their own supply chains.
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But to exercise that clout, to exercise that power, you have to show up.
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These big box denominations, if you will, accounted for a lot of cultural clout.
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Few logos carry more clout on your website than a three-letter federal agency.
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In lieu of a bachelor's, Sajdak said, he believes the designation will build clout.
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Bless the fancy dog in your life with the valuable gift of brand clout.
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But giant asset managers like BlackRock and State Street are exercising their voting clout.
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CEO Tim Cook's relationships with politicians, for example, can help increase Apple's political clout.
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But China has yet to reap the rewards, and still doesn't hold Hollywood's clout.
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The battering the Rangers have given the party's heavies has greatly diminished his clout.
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Attention is thus turning to how his clout will be felt from now on.
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Britain is one of the few EU countries with real diplomatic and military clout.
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Mr. Angyan envisioned a government that gave small farmers more political and economic clout.
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The dead on Hart Island, of course, have the least clout in the city.
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The NRA also had a huge grassroots following that it leveraged into political clout.
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Democrats will start by using their investigative clout to go after Trump's tax returns.
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But the effects of China's growing scientific clout do not all point one way.
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The clout of the activist advocates in both parties, however, was recently on display.
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Heard in retrospect, the evening's songs from "Rent" convey more depth and emotional clout.
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But Sistani has something more valuable in Iraq than material clout: respect and credibility.
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Younger generations want to show off their cultural status, not just their financial clout.
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The ruling will likely diminish unions' negotiating power and, with it, their political clout.
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Then I'll see the circles people go in to get clout or get respect.
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Timken's victory is the latest display of the Trump's clout within the state party.
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Russia has gained significant political clout in the Middle East by aligning with OPEC.
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News Analysis India is pushing for more clout globally, as the world's largest democracy.
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Everyone wants their coronavirus TikTok or meme to be featured to gain maximum clout.
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With that clout, Beijing is taking steps to dominate in electric vehicles and technology.
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The European Union has little clout with which to sway either Beijing or Washington.
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But a number of recent fights over education have highlighted their growing political clout.
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But as industries like wind and solar have expanded, they've acquired significant political clout.
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Still, politically, labor has clout and goodwill in an era defined by income inequality.
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But he received the blessing of national Democrats who certainly have clout, including Sens.
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I've seen senior leadership use extremely irregular Slack appearances for gorgeous displays of clout.
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IRAN - Netanyahu's overriding national security worry is Iran, its nuclear program and regional clout.
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The concentration of gay men and lesbians also created political clout, Mr. Jones said.
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They provide service to the powerful, the people with political clout, not to us!
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Mr. Besson said that social media clout wasn't a factor in his casting decisions.
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For Republicans in red districts, the group's clout is undeniable and its endorsement coveted.
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Unlike Soleimani, Vahidi didn't appear to command the same level of clout in Tehran.
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BlackRock has faced growing pressure to do more to promote sustainability given its clout.
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"Member states must not be cowed by China's economic and political clout," he said.
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He likened the company's clout to that of large, organized special interests in Washington.
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Now its clout more closely reflects its relatively small population, and its geographical remoteness.
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Use your political clout and leverage in Congress to actively lobby for gun reform.
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He used China's growing economic clout as impetus for an increasingly muscular foreign policy.
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The Houthis' military clout includes ballistic missiles that they have used against Saudi Arabia.
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The New Democratic Party, a leftist party, could have more clout in that arrangement.
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Trump seemed to be aiming at harnessing that political clout in the bargaining session.
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Three months later, you still haven't posted it, and you'll never get that clout.
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In some ways Japan is well positioned to have more clout in the world.
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But for all its clout, it remains at the mercy of the Chinese government.
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The trend is a funny side effect of Wrapped's cultural clout in recent years.
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Will the new FBI director have the credibility and clout to run the investigation?
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Kalanick's temporary replacement would be unlikely to have the clout to institute major reforms.
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In subsequent decades, however, it's become a bureaucratic backwater with little real policymaking clout.
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Second, it creates incentives for states seeking to maximize their clout to facilitate voting.
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COAL SET TO LOSE CLOUT IN CONGRESS: The coal industry is slated to lose clout in the next Congress, with term limits set to force out a chairman who has frequently battled with the Obama administration on behalf of mining companies. Rep.
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The case attests to Rosneft's appetite for deals, as well as to Mr Sechin's clout.
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Harris first gained political clout when she was elected San Francisco district attorney in 20133.
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Together these forces give the titans of Silicon Valley outsize clout in the political world.
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Meanwhile, progressives have struggled to build similar policy clout at the state level — but why?
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The video had gone viral on its own, for being, well, a precedent for clout.
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It's a young coalition whose clout and power will only grow in years to come.
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There's particular reason to think these two in particular could be faking it for clout.
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Derrell is not what one might call a chaser of the clout, her daughter explained.
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They are also some of the biggest fans of CCM, and they wield economic clout.
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It's not like the dude needed to prove he had clout ... but he got it.
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The FT says that Navarro is losing clout and being sidelined in the White House.
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Cardi B and Offset have featured each other on numerous songs, including "Lick" and "Clout."
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I am very smart, last thing I'm looking for is clout/fame I have both.
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Running a successful channel is also a fast track to clout in the influencer world.
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He observed the decline in Britain's clout at the Yalta conference with Roosevelt and Stalin.
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In a country as sentimental about its pets as Britain is, that gives it clout.
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S. foreign and defense chiefs cautioned that Britain would have less clout outside the bloc.
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Electoral reforms in the 1990s greatly reduced the clout of its once all-powerful factions.
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What they're saying: Lagarde's preexisting clout will be of great utility in her new position.
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But then, as Mr Pagnoncelli notes, it is the elderly who have the electoral clout.
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Such visits and summits are in part efforts to make use of Africa's diplomatic clout.
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Britain's clout would be greater still, especially in areas that matter to it, like finance.
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But they might also create a new class of monster SOEs with even more clout.
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Consumer advocates and antitrust academics often influence telecom transactions, but corporate foils have clout, too.
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Brasert had everything he needed—money, land, resources, connections and clout—to make it happen.
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It is unclear how much clout Puerto Rico's government advisers would have in those talks.
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Animal-welfare advocates lament the country's congressional system, which gives disproportionate clout to rural states.
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Understanding the behavioral patterns of young Asian travelers is crucial given the clout they wield.
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Its lack of commercial cloud market clout has always been a bit of a puzzler.
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Mr Xi has amassed enough clout to push through reforms that have hitherto proved tricky.
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Then Reince is exposed and in a situation where his clout is tested with Trump.
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Facebook and Google still wield advertising clout but aren't growing as fast as they have.
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For South Korea, the economic clout of China has proven to be a mixed blessing.
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The Chinese insist in private they don't have has much clout as the U.S. thinks.
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So the Pope's walls may not be that impressive -- but his political clout apparently is.
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Fortunately for him, though, WVU had the political clout to push federal money toward Morgantown.
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"Xi Jinping has more clout than Donald Trump," The Economist writes in its cover editorial.
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Food "influencers" are flooding the scene, and crowd-sourced reviewers are beginning to gain clout.
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As backers go, the company brings considerable clout and know-how in the messaging space.
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As China's economic clout has grown, so has fear about its impact on jobs elsewhere.
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It has the minister's ear, and therefore clout in setting the rules for the pilot.
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You had to have wasta, a special connection or clout, to be admitted at all.
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The fact is, we now have enough clout to run our own semiofficial police forces.
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If Democrats emerge from the November elections with more clout, he'll need more buy-in.
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Analysts say that OPEC's efforts to involve Russia and other outsiders underlines its diminished clout.
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Coming together would give the new T-Mobile more clout than either company has today.
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The presentation starts with a video highlighting the Kumar family's Indian roots and political clout.
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But the group is stretching its resources and picking its fights to boost their clout.
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Super PACs have vastly increased the political clout of wealthy individuals and special interest organizations.
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Still, several also expressed concern about the creation of an eyeglass giant with outsized clout.
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Still, he seemed to understand jobs in the trades had lost clout in American society.
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But it's not supposed to be about the clout, the tweets, or the viral gossip.
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What's next: The MEE will apply this heightened clout to its broader scope of responsibilities.
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Or are you trying to use the government's negotiating clout to introduce lower-cost plans?
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In a democracy in which corporations already have enormous clout, that is worth worrying about.
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But Clifford had vast experience and held positions of real authority before acquiring his clout.
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Most of us never get to know what this kind of voter clout feels like.
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Black Widow and Scarlet Witch have the same clout in superhero fandom as Jean Grey.
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The network also has a lot of clout and brand recognition working in its favor.
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He's now a full-fledged celebrity with many millions of admirers and real political clout.
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There were just a few organizations, and they didn't have the clout they have now.
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He has maintained such a low profile that his clout was doubted from the start.
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Elsewhere in the world, soda companies have assiduously worked their government connections and economic clout.
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France has enough clout within the eurozone to help steer it in a better direction.
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This shift of economic power, a process I call "Easternization," has increased China's geopolitical clout.
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Yet now concerns are rising that Beijing is using its economic clout for political leverage.
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EssilorLuxottica however has pointed to the growing market clout of independent and specialist lens makers.
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"The main thing is obviously the prestige or the clout that comes with it," Lowkey.
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But recently, Russia has been making inroads to counter China's perceived clout with North Korea.
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Mr. Rafsanjani's clout declined sharply during the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, from 2005 to 225.
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A few days later, it purchased smaller domestic rival Sacci, gaining clout in northern Italy.
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Conglomerates have more clout when negotiating, for example, with landlords of new malls in China.
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And then his clout began shrinking amid discord at home and the Vietnam quagmire abroad.
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EssilorLuxottica however has pointed to the growing market clout of independent and specialist lens makers.
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Did McBroom use his clout as a YouTuber to commit horrible crimes, as Carrigan claims?
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The 215,2400-member union's clout will be on full display on Thursday, when both Gov.
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But an equally important mystery is what her clout might be in the Trump administration.
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Bloomberg founded "Everytown for Gun Safety" in 2014 based on matching the NRA's financial clout.
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Her clout in these areas suggests that reforming the state will not be a priority.
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They say leaving will hammer the British economy and diminish the United Kingdom's global clout.
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Mr. Costinas said Hong Kong's commercial clout, including Art Basel, was an asset to nonprofits.
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"The Favourite" depicts two women competing for political clout under the thumb of Queen Anne.
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Analysts say the incident may reduce user engagement with Facebook, lessening its clout with advertisers.
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And time and again, the airlines managed to use the political clout to stall reform.
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In fact powerful firms were gaining more clout in the West, for bad and good reasons.
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Given the Syria strikes and Bannon's demotion from the NSC, their clout has appeared to diminish.
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Elizabeth Warren is another 2020 name who already carries a lot of clout with progressive groups.
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Now he's using his media clout to highlight an issue of both ecological and personal significance.
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It said last year that it aims to increase its financial clout to around $400 billion.
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Rival creditors, too, could try to exploit apparent conflicts to limit the mutual funds' bargaining clout.
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Not since the 1920s have Democrats carried so little clout at the state and federal level.
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The video, set to Offset and Cardi B's song "Clout," could have been a music video.
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And so is Iran, even though US policy is supposedly aimed at eroding Tehran's regional clout.
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Mnuchin, a Goldman Sachs alumnus, could help Trump gain fundraising clout at the bank, he said.
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Conscious of China's growing economic and political clout, foreign leaders have taken to noting the occasion.
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That clout may allow them to charge higher prices for poor service, and pay lower wages.
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And instead of keeping foreign providers out, it should use its clout to improve their behaviour.
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He swept into office in an electoral landslide in 2013, determined to reduce the army's clout.
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That does not just mean the overweening clout of the tech titan or the oil baron.
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Congress, despite its diminished strength, still has enough residual clout in the chamber to block legislation.
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It is not just because of China's growing clout in shaping its environment to its liking.
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A final concern is Mr Xi's wish to strengthen the party's clout in the corporate world.
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But questions remain as to whether he will have the clout to go after senior figures.
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Whatever he is pondering, China has learned a lesson about how tech superiority gives America clout.
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Perhaps you need something that offers a bit more functionality (and clout) to get you motivated.
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But expansion has boosted the clout of smaller cities where audiences relish films with local themes.
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But with regional parties complaining that Congress overestimates its clout, talks have foundered in several states.
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In the 1990s a few Western airlines dominated and a handful of regulators had global clout.
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Society doesn't afford a friend breakup the same emotional clout that it does a romantic one.
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Instead, China is using its economic clout and influence at the UN to undermine those norms.
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If a post-Brexit Britain unilaterally scrapped its barriers, it would lose all its bargaining clout.
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If there were any doubts about Mr Wang's clout, seating arrangements during the NPC dispelled them.
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He used these windfalls, in turn, to cultivate political clout—including, allegedly, with President Richard Nixon.
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That comes as China looks to expand its influence in line with its growing economic clout.
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And still others might double down on climate goals, potentially gaining global clout as a result.
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He would bring clout and a positive notoriety, maybe more so than anyone else, even Ellison.
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If anything, he said, Wednesday's "anti-vaccine measure" showed the growing political clout of that movement.
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Still, it seemed clear that YouTube's clout was not lost on the agencies handling big budgets.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a rock musician with the international clout of Gutxi Bibang.
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It's not all about the name, although that does come with a certain amount of clout.
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Across the pond: European regulators have taken action on their concerns about the companies' growing clout.
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Die Welt called him the country's "Guardian Angel": combining an insider's knowledge with an outsider's clout.
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Which gives those leisure travellers, who have to pay out of their own pocket, more clout.
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As in those movies, transferring Cali's clout into respectable businesses isn't as simple as it sounds.
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Labour, in particular, proposes a new economic model in which the state would gain enormous clout.
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Moreover, China's clean energy leadership has enabled the country to expand its clout around the globe.
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Helping its firms re-establish global clout could be bad for consumers if competition is diminished.
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CHINA's growing global clout can be unsettling for the incumbents who must make room for it.
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The growing clout of online platforms is a boon to society but a headache for trustbusters.
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"Only Amazon has the clout to really drive what could and should come next," Pierce concludes.
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Ryan's clout among national Democrats grew as he decided to challenge Pelosi in late November 2016.
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Ms. Park's weakening domestic clout has also magnified the complex foreign policy challenges her country faces.
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One source argued that Clark at the helm of the Chamber will help restore its clout.
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Hawks and conservatives, in particular, see the Trident program as vital to preserving Britain's international clout.
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The protracted divorce drama does nothing for the U.K.'s reputation or for Europe's political clout.
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"The big brands of yesterday have lost a lot of clout," said Maskow, from Credit Suisse.
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Now, priests say, the Church's leadership is more fragmented and, because of that, carries less clout.
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Having SoftBank on board would give Uber serious financial clout that could help it crush competitors.
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If you thought Alberto Del Rio was getting back in the cage for clout ... THINK AGAIN!!!
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Senate Republicans are divided depending on the relative clout of exporters and importers in their states.
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But they're not getting the political clout or autonomy commensurate with the key role they play.
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For Washington and Beijing's perceptions of each other and their own clout when this has passed?
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He has since gained considerable political clout, becoming leader of the Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan party.
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It is also an industrial empire with political clout and is loyal to the supreme leader.
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But it's clear regulators are growing ever more uneasy with the clout of big tech companies.
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None of these agencies has much clout when it comes to the budget for addiction services.
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The fact that any of this is a question is a testament to Kanye West's clout.
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These are the swing districts that determine the relative clout of the parties in the House.
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In Toronto, that clout has also meant genre movies are no longer confined to late nights.
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Mr. Kushner, who left Jerusalem just as the prince arrived, was there with considerably more clout.
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That clout has been hard won for an industry that was struggling not so long ago.
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Healthcare providers and insurers will surely resist, fearing the public plan's purchasing power and pricing clout.
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This conclusion is further supported by the observations of how and when China uses its clout.
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And in Texas, the vice president of the United States faced the limits of his clout.
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Instead, al Qaeda exploits the chaos to expand its foothold in Yemen, and Iran gains clout.
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But the political clout their money can buy certainly makes up for their lack of numbers.
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Central to his concern about philanthropy's clout is that it is waxing as government's is waning.
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The question is how much clout his platform committee members will have over the final document.
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Although Bannon's clout seemingly grew by the day, Flynn's imprint on national-security policy was unmistakable.
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Insurers view mergers as a way to gain greater clout in negotiations with hospitals and doctors.
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The question now is ... how does Pete's Hollywood clout hold up in the City of Angels.
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It's also a posture that belies the disproportionate clout the borough sometimes wields in city politics.
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A hit show can lead to more subscribers and clout for the network, according to Nathanson.
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And with Bolton gone, Pompeo may be able to amass even more clout in Trump's orbit.
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"There's obviously some manipulation," he said of the tech platforms where his site has massive clout.
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And the Obama administration, including Vice President Joseph Biden, used America's clout to influence Ukraine's government.
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With so many labor-friendly Democratic candidates in the mix, unions expect to have increased clout.
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Control of the club comes with immense clout and prestige, as well as pitfalls and enemies.
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Ms. Gessen said she felt she could stand up to Condé Nast because she has clout.
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Some experts say the United States loses clout in Pakistan when it is seen as bullying.
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Many observers nonetheless assume that with China rising as an economic power, financial clout will follow.
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Even before the camera completes the task, my act of plunder has given them aesthetic clout.
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But underscored by vicious ads, the gubernatorial race in particular became a barometer for Trump's clout.
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Snyder's distrust of his audience might have had more clout if there were much to spoil.
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The rush to either defame or defend her is a testament to her pop culture clout.
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Who doesn't want the cultural clout of Hugh Hefner, literally everything else about Hugh Hefner aside?
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But few can match the pure gangster—and enduring street clout—of Carmine "The Snake" Persico.
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As one source told us, Chyna thinks Alexis is hanging with Rob 'cause she's clout chasing.
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French, supposedly in decline, has a quarter as many native speakers, but quite a lot more clout.
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Shanghai, China (CNN)When Tony Stark uses a Chinese smartphone, China's clout in Hollywood becomes crystal clear.
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The East African nation has several kingdoms, whose kings wield considerable social clout but little political influence.
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For example, did YouTube only take another look because people with clout made a ruckus over it?
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He was born into it, whereas a lot of people embraced the lifestyle for clout, for real.
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Messaging app Line has partnered with Visa to bring traditional financial clout to its mobile payment service.
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And, most importantly, can you use your Hollywood clout to make sure Rachel is the next Bachelorette?
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But Smith conceded that many companies have become increasingly wary of Huawei's growing clout in recent years.
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Germany and France, the two biggest states, have the most clout, but even the smallest can play.
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China says it's building a new homegrown aircraft carrier as it seeks to expand its military clout.
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This is expected to improve Mubadala's global clout and allow it to enter more large-scale deals.
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Success, unveiled on Friday, means it will have more clout when it comes to acquisitions and directors.
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But few companies have the clout required to actually get MSCI to make changes that benefit them.
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The clout of the superintendent of education (unsurprisingly, a Republican) could be boosted at the governor's expense.
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French parties used to pick candidates based on a mysterious alchemy of deal-making, seniority and clout.
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So who wants to raise their hand and throw their precious cultural clout proudly behind Keasbey Nights?
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Saucier also seems to have had enough clout with Yiannopoulos to get him to kill a story.
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If confirmed, Mr. Pompeo, with his relaxed, confident demeanor, will certainly have more clout than Mr. Tillerson.
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Tencent will presumably provide funding and clout, in exchange for commercial rights to distribution of resulting titles.
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CHINA'S CLOUT Memories are still fresh in South Korea of how damaging retaliation by Beijing can be.
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Will they perform for Everytown for Gun Safety, or use their clout to stand against the NRA?
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"The lower administrative structure has almost completely collapsed," says Jawar Mohammed, an Oromo activist with vast clout.
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SoftBank would prefer a diverse pool of backers; ideally, none would carry outsized clout, says an investor.
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They also worry that the MEE lacks the clout of the NDRC to advance the climate agenda.
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Ms Park used her clout to get many supposedly upright and independent institutions to do her bidding.
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Their dominance of services such as search and social media gives them huge economic and political clout.
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But disparities between East and West remain, particularly in terms of wages, business clout and political power.
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If all this is true, it's the end of Super PAC clout, because money will matter less.
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As with so much about the new president, his congressional clout will depend on his star power.
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It also helps that Blevins now has enough clout to attract the likes of rappers like Drake.
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These brands have declining clout amid the rise of online brands like apparel retailers Reformation and Untuckit.
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In any case, only a handful of Mr Trump's closest advisers carry any clout with their boss.
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That decision will deprive public worker unions of millions of dollars and could decrease their political clout.
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Thanks to its popularity, critical accolades, and Spielberg's clout, Animaniacs was allowed to bare its cute fangs.
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In the US, only players like Amazon and Walmart have the clout to mount such a campaign.
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Holding a strong parliamentary majority will also give her more political clout in the ongoing Brexit negotiations.
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Now he's in to lead the Treasury Department, giving him clout in the push for tax reform.
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Rieckhoff notes that veterans are losing political clout as their demographics shrink relative to the total population.
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"This is obviously not reflected in the stock price [because of] the clout over Alibaba," he said.
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Some countries that take up the presidency lack the diplomatic experience and political clout to broker agreements.
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Knowing Clean Bandit's pop clout to date, it'll no doubt perform well in the UK charts anyway.
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Workers would gain more clout by acquiring the power to elect 210 percent of large corporate boards.
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Warren is expected to carry significant clout when it comes to filling positions within a Clinton administration.
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Peele has gained clout with the Academy since "Get Out" was nominated for three awards in 24.5.
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Their social clout is massive: Beckham has 3.6 million Instagram followers, while Ratajkowski has amassed 4.7 million.
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And historians note that socialist movements can influence political parties, even if their electoral clout is diminished.
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That gives Republicans in the 15th district seven times more clout than the average New York Republican.
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A lack of lobbying clout and legal savvy may also help explain foreign firms' loss of momentum.
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There is no doubt that the Iraq disaster and the EU debate have affected Britain's international clout.
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Older, educated voters have even more clout in the Arizona's 2nd Congressional District, where John Camm lives.
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Prosecutors allege he obtained cash and favours by threatening to use his media clout against local mayors.
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Lebanese markets had already come under pressure after Sunday's election underscored Tehran's growing clout in the region.
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In that case, letting workers unionise is the second logical response to platforms with outsize bargaining clout.
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Their clout derives from a contemporary form of the centuries' old merging of media and political power.
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Over the years, few major figures have had the clout to successfully press for mental health parity.
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After a decade of stagnation the continent's firms have suffered an alarming decline in their global clout.
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But despite the AMA's name recognition and lobbying clout, its views no longer speak for most physicians.
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Practically, the EU's 17% share of world trade in goods and services in 2018 gives it clout.
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The longtime member of Congress has big time clout as the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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They used their clout to successfully scale back the ambitions of both Obama's stimulus package and Obamacare.
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One sign of Mattis's clout came last week during Trump's first Cabinet meeting at the White House.
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The White House could also take steps to increase Tokyo's clout in its emerging Indo-Pacific strategy.
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Iowa Poll has clout The Iowa Poll will be the lead story in tomorrow's Des Moines Register.
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With few large snack brands available to make an impact, those with clout have fetched steep premiums.
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The renminbi lacks global clout and Chinese institutions – government bureaucracies, the financial system and corporations – are immature.
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But in most cities, the lead threat is confined largely to poor neighborhoods with scant political clout.
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The Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) has significant clout when it comes to the formulation of banking policy.
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Grab may be a relatively new entrant into the payment space, but the company brings serious clout.
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Another priority for Andersen is to throw UN Environment's clout behind developing a so-called "circular economy".
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The transaction offers a graphic demonstration of the growing clout of younger buyers, said Mr. Caimano, 32.
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Additional Reading • Mississippi's Era of Outsize Clout in Washington Is Waning • What's Stronger Than a Blue Wave?
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Italy's gun lobby doesn't have the clout the N.R.A. wields in the U.S., but it is growing.
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Nationalist and identitarian movements are gaining clout, while once-marginalized neo-fascist parties have become more vocal.
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They do not vote, even though it leaves them with little clout with the local school district.
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But its implications for the 2022 congressional midterms, state political clout and future presidential elections are significant.
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At stake at home is not just the chancellor's clout and coalition, but her own political survival.
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The only other major Western C.E.O. with that kind of clout is Andrew Liveris of Dow Chemical.
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And they have the clout — and perhaps the votes — to stall it, if not block it altogether.
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For the Kurdish forces, backed until recently by American power, the loss of clout is especially stinging.
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As evidence of his clout, Mr. Kerik had a city jail in Lower Manhattan named after him.
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Now that everyone is jockeying for clout on the same platforms, positivity, not snark, is what sells.
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But that "windowing" practice, many analysts believe, will become untenable as streaming services like Netflix gain clout.
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The agreement, which includes three board seats for Elliott, again highlights the growing clout of activist shareholders.
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And in this new Democratic era in Albany, the real estate industry's political clout is being diminished.
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But schools often don't use their bargaining clout to win greater protections for students, Mr. Frotman said.
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This makes them vulnerable to be manipulated by those with political clout and, therefore, susceptible to fraud.
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Kraft Heinz and its backers have stopped at nothing to increase their clout, swallowing ever larger targets.
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From beginning to end, impeachment has crystallized the symbiosis between the president's success and Mr. McConnell's clout.
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And besides, it trademarks its own sort of clout: Kith collaborates widely, the new hallmark of prestige.
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If there were ever a time when Latinos desperately need political unity and clout, it is now.
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When the show is filming, Lenny uses his clout to get Midge onto the stage with him.
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Maybe. But, despite complaints and "meh" new functions, you're at least guaranteed to up your kitchen's clout.
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She's used all that clout to make Michigan a model of how not to improve public education.
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With the rise of digital animation in this century, the medium's financial clout has grown even greater.
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Aside from its stunning economic ascent, China's growing clout overseas is also about bolstering confidence at home.
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South Korea, Singapore, Finland and Mongolia are regional players with little global diplomatic, political or military clout.
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But a growing international audience has foisted clout and visibility upon mezcal, which may bring unwanted pressure.
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Castro will retain considerable clout as the head of the Communist Party until a congress in 2021.
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The middle class has also been losing economic clout in OECD countries, which could ripple through societies.
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"Trump initially responded to the opinion column by denying McRaven&aposs clout: "I don&apost know McRaven.
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Large teams have clout; they typically include a number of prominent, influential figures at big-name institutions.
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They are accused of unfairly using their clout to defend market share or expand into adjacent markets.
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Some in Britain fear that he will use his new political clout to attack the broadcaster's funding.
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Founded in 2004, Marchesa rose to popularity thanks in no small part to Weinstein's clout in Hollywood.
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The fake-Drago is an aspiring social media star ... but it's clear he'll do ANYTHING for clout.
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In all three states, the new GOP regimes used their newfound clout to enact anti-union measures.
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Artistic "vision" can often legitimize bad male behavior as much as, if not more than, financial clout.
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There are thousands of private insurers, though, and they often have little clout to demand lower prices.
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Chris Dixon, the Andreessen Horowitz partner who led the venture firm's investments in Soylent and Nootrobox, said Soylent's rise suggested that tech people have acquired growing clout in the world — clout that not only leads to success in tech companies, but also in far-flung industries like food.
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ADP payroll data could have a little more clout Thursday after it foreshadowed last month's disappointing employment report.
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In old-fashioned industries, however, particularly regulated ones, digital wizardry is less likely to explain powerful firms' clout.
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High-profile individuals can also use their clout to help spread the word about their consumer-facing investments.
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Nissan Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa has since called for changes to weaken the clout of controlling shareholder Renault.
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It's not what he wanted -- a band of countries with global clout touting free trade and liberal values.
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With the movement's growth has come increased clout, which has resulted in homeschooling's becoming legal in every state.
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It's a way for creators to grow their show without the clout of a bigger network behind them.
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But Trump's willingness to wield these diplomatic tools are also a painful reminder of Britain's diminished global clout.
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For all its clout, however, the Catholic Church has long trod carefully in the minefield of Congolese politics.
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Influencers used to get clout by being unique or spontaneous, but now everyone is doing the same thing.
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"Awards provide clout, but I think commercially successful properties probably drive the most amount of value," said Fiordalis.
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The clout of the incoming superintendent of education (unsurprisingly, a Republican) would be augmented at the governor's expense.
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At that time blacks, thanks to racist laws designed to prevent them from voting, had little political clout.
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Malliotakis has clout in the party, and she's the clear frontrunner at this point in the election cycle.
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And the Department of Education concurs, throwing the formidable clout of the federal government squarely behind the commissioner.
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As in the West, consolidation is giving rise to a new worry: the clout of major tech platforms.
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But more has changed than the structure of China's economy and the clout of digital giants like Alibaba.
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The thing is, Bryce doesn't just like the clout that comes with being a celebrate high school athlete.
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It also has enough clout in Indonesia to challenge local champion Tokopedia, recently valued privately at $7 billion.
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While swathes of banking have laboured under cutbacks and stiff capital requirements, their headcount and clout have grown.
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Falling soup sales over the past few years has led to declining clout with retail giants like Walmart.
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Aloul, for years a close Abbas confidant, has clout among the party's grassroots and had a military background.
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America's national-security officials see a China that is converting economic heft into geopolitical clout and military might.
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Such activity appeals to many French voters, after years of national economic decline matched by dwindling international clout.
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On this reading, no one has more ideological clout than Mr Xi. The person has become the party.
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It also helps greatly with recruiting to say that junior staff will have clout early in their careers.
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As the United States boosts oil and natural gas output, it has increasingly been using its energy clout.
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Stevens' clout diminished after Roberts arrived in 2005 and O'Connor was replaced by the more conservative Samuel Alito.
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But Mr Parker has taken a back seat since 225, and no single critic enjoys the same clout.
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"This isn't a time for threats and clout and trying to use leverage," the State Department spokesman said.
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Ethiopia is also enjoying greater diplomatic clout, hosting international events such as the 2015 Finance for Development Summit.
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This was around the time Lil Wayne moved to Miami, too, which further added to the city's clout.
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The Trump-backed candidate won, but this summer brings another test of his clout in the Peach State.
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While no additional details were provided, adding the comedic legend does offer the film plenty of Hollywood clout.
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But the growing clout of the transparency movement persuaded them to jump rather than wait to be pushed.
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First, de Blasio's lame duck status has the potential to sap his political clout moreso than previous administrations.
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Apple is using its clout from licensing deals on iTunes to land scripted series, according to the report.
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But there are also more actors rewriting and recreating the characters as they gain clout in the industry.
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California moved its primary from June to early March, seeking more clout for its large, diverse Democratic electorate.
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With a Friday deadline looming when most funding for federal agencies runs out, Democrats finally have some clout.
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They want Jeff Bezos to use his clout to put pressure on the carriers before it's too late.
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This followed coordinated attacks in Paris in November, highlighting the increasing global clout of the Islamist extremist group.
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For these men, this year's election is a rare taste of the clout they once took for granted.
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"You cannot make the poor poorer and the rich richer, only because you have the clout," he explained.
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These content services provide an entry point for wireless carriers to enhance their clout in the mobile ecosystem.
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And today, Ovitz is still around, but he doesn't have anything like the clout he used to have.
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Brexiteers argue that Britain, as Europe's second-biggest economy, would use its clout to get a better deal.
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At the same time, the parliament knows that most of the clout still lies with the member states.
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China has long since displaced Russia on the world stage, in terms of clout if not actual impact.
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Sky will give Comcast greater international clout as it squares up to new media giants such as Netflix.
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Now add another tool that China is using that demonstrates its clout over foreign tech companies: technology reviews.
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It has riveted attention in France, where Lafarge has long been considered a corporate icon with international clout.
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But Mr. Albayrak acquired so much clout that some, including cabinet members, described him as a shadow premier.
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"The Brazilian authorities have been really strict on what can be brought into the country," said Dalziell-Clout.
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Kelly Clarkson wasn't aware of her clout among Jonas Brothers fans for helping jump-start the band's careers.
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Sounds like he was already making money moves, but DJP says the 6 God definitely solidified his clout.
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Germans are also alleging that the Chinese are using their economic clout in these regions for political ends.
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"Honey Boy" is a flex: an assertion of the clout LaBeouf claims, in interviews, to no longer have.
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Girls are cut during initiations into powerful secret societies – known as the Bondo - which wield significant political clout.
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This is the time to double down on a sustained effort to develop political clout in the South.
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Apple has the clout to fend off rivals, but adding Tidal will not help get its rhythm back.
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Bannon's clout with the base grew last month after he helped former judge Roy Moore defeat incumbent Sen.
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The private sector also holds political clout because it constitutes some 80 percent of urban jobs in China.
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He's regained clout since the departure of staff secretary Rob Porter, who ran the White House's trade meetings.
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By the early 2000s, the brand had picked up significant clout in the US for its bargain fashions.
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The main country with the diplomatic clout and military muscle to stop a slaughter in Idlib is Turkey.
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The real estate industry has considerable clout on Capitol Hill, as do high-income beneficiaries of the deduction.
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Perhaps more importantly, it has the backing (and therefore clout) of VSP, the country's largest vision insurance company.
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And yet, from a marketing standpoint, Taiwan oolong has as much clout as California milk or Wisconsin cheese.
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Many of the association's member schools already have full-time federal lobbyists; better still, they have institutional clout.
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Allies laud Putin for restoring national pride and expanding Moscow's global clout with interventions in Syria and Ukraine.
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He wrote Citizens United, and was in the majority in today's case rolling back public-sector unions' clout.
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And you're obviously not getting (or paying for) the status-symbol clout some may seek from designer shades.
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However, the rising clout of local rivals would nevertheless make life tough for the U.S. firm, he said.
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Washington is also relying on Canberra to compete with the Chinese for political clout in the Pacific islands.
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When health insurers get bigger, they use their increased clout to negotiate cheaper prices from doctors and hospitals.
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The UK may also lose decision-making clout in international security forces, such as Interpol, the committee said.
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He used the clout he got from Academy Award nominations for "Boyz" and called us all to him.
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But Puerto Rico can't command the same clout and complains of being slow walked by the White House.
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Her style clout has grown alongside it, on infectious display on Instagram, where she has millions of followers.
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Insurers should also be free to wield their clout by refusing to cover high cost, low benefit drugs.
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But in the last 10 years, the Turner and similar prizes have lost a lot of their clout.
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The Problem Solvers clearly figured out two key insights that are giving them growing clout on Capitol Hill.
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But Mr. Rostenkowski persevered, and thanks to his clout and deal making, a bill limped to the Senate.
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By 1970, autoworkers were being lifted into the middle class as U.A.W. membership and clout reached their zenith.
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But each choice has left activists in the state frustrated at its inability to convert bulk into clout.
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Fair Game Institutional asset managers, overseeing trillions of other peoples' investment dollars, carry enormous clout across corporate America.
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If Apple were a foreign country, CEO Tim Cook might have considerable political clout in the United States.
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Over the next two years, one antitrust topic kept coming up: the market clout of the tech giants.
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Once he is gone, there is no obvious successor with the same ambition, clout and, probably, staying-power.
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" Brown thinks the fact Prisk is now COMPLAINING about the incident is ridiculous -- saying, "Do anything for clout.
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The tourism industry depends on air travel, and increasingly, saving nature is directly linked to tourism's economic clout.
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They are accused of using their clout to defend their market share or to expand into adjacent markets.
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Such is the clout of the fund that it has been able to command preferential treatment at times.
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But neither Boeing nor Safeway is likely to have the fearsome arm-twisting clout of this new conglomerate.
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As the New York Times pointed out, China interpreted it as a sign of its growing global clout.
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No one with clout inside the party's leadership is making an effort to take harassment and assault seriously.
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And as it spreads, it will gain cross-partisan legitimacy and economic clout, exerting bottom-up pressure on policymakers.
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With Kerr, Walton has witnessed the benefits of being a first-time coach with real clout and few preconditions.
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U.N. General Assembly resolutions don't have the same legal clout of Security Council resolutions, but send a political message.
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Crucially, Chinese luxury buyers tend to be younger than elsewhere, and online influencers like 'Mr Bags' carry real clout.
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Probably. Do they know that you (and the MoonPie account or whatever) are constantly invoking their personas for clout?
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That kind of clout is going to make it really hard for the United States to stop Huawei's momentum.
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We are not like China or India, for whom bigger global influence comes naturally with their growing economic clout.
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In much of this, Mr Trump seems to overestimate Russia's clout as well as its alignment with his goals.
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After about eight months of everyone guessing about whether it was all "for clout," they broke up in January.
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During the interview, he oscillated between bragging about his clout and admitting that his career may be going downhill.
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Even if they club together, for example, it is hard for other countries to match China's clout in Asia.
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American officials should be much stricter about coal-ash tips, regardless of how much clout utilities have in Congress.
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The two, who recently dined together, have clout within the Trump administration and with Trump's core base of supporters.
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To do so, voters in every district in a state must show their own voting clout has been harmed.
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The big picture: They're "demonstrating the growing clout of the 57 million Latinos" living in the U.S., AP reports.
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Its clout owes much to China's weight in the global economy, but also to its gravity in export markets.
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But the New York senator is much closer to Clinton so may not have much clout among Sanders supporters.
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Many democratic leaders leak political capital as they govern, their clout declining in office even as their proficiency improves.
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The electoral system the Founders devised, and which their successors elaborated, gives rural voters more clout than urban ones.
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The accomplished official keeping the seat warm, Susan Thornton, cannot hope to have the clout of a political appointee.
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Politically, the already unpopular German PM Angela Merkel may not have the clout to bail out the bank now.
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This summer, Refinery29 launched Cult Fridays, where we explored the clout that cults carry (at least currently) pop culture.
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This puts the clout of any individual country – even that of relatively big players like the U.K. – into perspective.
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Her lyrics have clout, and over the years her sound has grown to match the weight of her words.
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China used "its diplomatic, political, and trade clout to harness an agreement" between the African countries, wrote Devonshire-Ellis.
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To get contracts, his firm must partner with state firms, which have little technology but lots of political clout.
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The 1993 Clinton health reform plan included a proposal that would have used Medicare's buying clout to moderate prices.
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But the bank noted that Facebook and Google should absolutely be nervous about Amazon's growing clout on their turf.
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Polls have closed in Kansas and Michigan primary elections that are testing anew President Donald Trump&aposs political clout.
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Those massive audiences carry increasing clout with moviemakers, who may come to view the theater experience as less important.
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In the four-decade long history of hip-hop, few places carry the kind of clout that Harlem does.
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But the planners had little clout as their bosses — city and state politicians — cowered before the demands of drivers.
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The gap between growing material power and lagging status and clout is the "dissonance" that so frustrates Chinese leaders.
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Britain's vote to leave weakens the EU's clout and makes the Americans even less amenable to meeting European concerns.
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YouTube had lots of its creators on hand to help demonstrate its cultural clout, and the display was impressive.
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The services sector accounts for over half of China's economy, with rising wages giving Chinese consumers more spending clout.
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Fake as hell, talks about his "clout" constantly, and clearly thinks HE is the victim from the forest video.
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The show kicked off with the Migos rapper, 27, performing "Clout" off his recent solo album Father of 4.
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All are politically stable, all have huge economic potential, all have effective military clout, and all are regional powers.
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Tehran wields clout through some Iraqi politicians and Shiite militias, which have recently deployed towards Iraq's border with Syria.
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As the world's main superpower, the United States projects its influence abroad through its military, economic, and cultural clout.
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A more equal distribution of wealth is normal, and the growing clout of the 21914 percent is an anomaly.
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From Calabasas to Vegas to getting blacked out, it's about all of our moments and not just the clout.
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Cuban-Americans have long enjoyed outsize clout, thanks in part to their concentration in Florida, a presidential battleground state.
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"Right now, I think it's in danger of losing its clout and its power," he told Meet the Press.
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Ketamine first attracted fans as a party drug, but it's quickly gaining clout as an ideal treatment for depression.
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Still, Amazon might find that some large investors with much more clout than we have, can wield their influence.
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Not asking the citizenship question on the census has eroded African American political clout in places like Los Angeles.
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A weakening of committee chairmen accompanied by heightened pressure on them to leverage legislative clout to raise campaign money.
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But in the industry's increasing clout, legalization critics see echoes of a time when Big Tobacco called the shots.
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Their demographic clout has changed the nation fundamentally as they have moved through the different stages of their lives.
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Expect the protests to increase if powerful technology companies keep using their clout to advance their causes in society.
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In January, the EU parliament adopted a much more ambitious text that would have given EU supervisors more clout .
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Low-wage workers, who did not have enough clout in the labor market to demand insurance, saw sharp increases.
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Relative American decline in economic power is almost inevitable given the rising clout of nations like China and India.
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Sure, they've used their clout to raise funds and awareness for Harvey relief, but more needs to be said.
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Yet even after this setback, the company remained steadfastly confident that its clout in Washington would win the day.
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Morris said the increase in shareholding for China "reflects reality of the global economy" with China's growing economic clout.
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The group is among the most powerful lobbying forces in Washington, with clout that extends far beyond campaign contributions.
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The success of Roger Rabbit gave Williams the clout he needed to acquire funding to finish his magnum opus.
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So this race will be between polar opposites and a good test of Trump and Sanders's clout in Florida.
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In Kenya, for example — East Africa's linchpin country due to its economic and political clout — elections loom this August.
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Its huge oil discoveries turbocharged Brazil's economy, enabling the country to project clout when it was awarded the Olympics.
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And it can host discussions on the role of migration in a strategy to gain political clout in Georgia.
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They had a whirlwind romance — starting off as an obvious, clout-chasing rebound but seemingly developing into something real.
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Mihov is INSEAD's first dean to be based beyond France's borders, perhaps indicative of the region's growing clout internationally.
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Trump desperately needs a public voice with stature, credibility and clout to the nation and world as a whole.
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They gain from regulation, and they will use their access to consumers and lobbying clout to protect their position.
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Industry clout also blocked the Obama administration and Congress from considering drug price controls in the Affordable Care Act.
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In such an environment, media agencies like MediaCom no longer have the clout they once did in TV buying.
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But it gives them access to money—and greater clout, or so they believe, especially with other Indian communities.
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If they could not stop what appeared to be their nightmare candidate, how much clout could they possibly have?
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"Traditional cab owning companies have considerable clout at provincial government level," points out China Labor Bulletin's spokesperson Geoffrey Crothall.
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When that happens, all their clout chasing might backfire, and in the case of Anuel, it may already have.
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I've written numerous times about how both the Republican and Democratic parties have lost their national relevance and clout.
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With Alexa's clout anticipated to rise, brands are worried about being left out of the voice-shopping platform entirely.
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In that election the pro-democracy camp lost two seats, further weakening its declining clout in the local legislature.
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He thought that as his party's standard-bearer he'd have more clout than the NRA, and he was wrong.
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Of course, many recoil at the idea that women should pursue money and clout just the way men do.
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Price has significant clout in Hollywood, given Amazon's interest and ability to buy and fund TV shows and movies.
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One test of the progressives' newfound clout may come in Wednesday's race for leader of the House Democratic Caucus.
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The tour that prided itself on its DIY, anti-establishment spirit had seen its clout dwindle over the years.
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Since Ghosn's arrest, Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa has called for changes to weaken the clout of controlling shareholder Renault.
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Tenet said the acquisition had allowed it to increase its clout in important markets like San Antonio and Phoenix.
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Just a decade later, the next Democratic president, Barack Obama, took little interest in stemming tech giants' growing clout.
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The European Union also recognizes the bargaining clout to be gained by targeting iconic consumer brands in trade wars.
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The church has wielded political and social clout in the Philippines, a predominantly Catholic country, for over 400 years.
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How Namati wins anything is a mystery, since neither the paralegals nor their clients have political or financial clout.
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These three women have lots of clout now, and they might have even more after Election Day next year.
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But Driver clearly has the clout and the common sense to choose characters that he knows will be interesting.
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At that point the EIC's financial clout became vital; it could tap into a network of lenders in Bengal.
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Mr Trump seems to think that he can use America's titanic commercial clout as a substitute for hard power.
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Because at the end of the day, his work isn't about jokes, or money, or fame, or even clout.
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Matt Bevin, conceded his race, which also hinged on whether he could depend on the president's clout to win.
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Sure, the family still has current members inside the Beltway but their clout can't compare to the '85033s Kennedys.
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Nowadays, it's deployed against anyone with a large social media following who is palpably thirsty for attention and clout.
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If Bloomberg is buying clout with memes, Steyer is doing it the old-fashioned way: by throwing music festivals.
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And the party's political clout in Lebanon has many political figures here finding ways to work with the group.
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Another group of YouTubers rented a $22 million mansion in the Hollywood Hills and deemed it the Clout House.
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Times have changed, and the Union Leader may not have the same clout it had with conservatives back then.
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For one thing, the insurance industry would not take kindly to being eliminated, and has a lot of clout.
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Because performance rests more on processing power and data, those with clout could make a disproportionate amount of money.
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That sounds like a major corporation using its financial weight and its political clout to advance its own interests.
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But the leading U.S. index fund firms, BlackRock Inc , Vanguard Group and State Street Corp, rarely use that clout.
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Online deals, coupled with the fact that promotions are moving earlier in the season, have lessened Black Friday's clout.
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The J-20 resembles Lockheed Martin Corp's F-22 Raptor, analysts say, thought it lacks the U.S. jet's clout.
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Why might someone who is interested in building clout gravitate to a path like the one Rowan has taken?
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Mitt Romney would bring the clout to rebuke President Donald Trump's most erratic behavior and some of his policies.
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"The influence and clout of the Baby Boomers is waning, and Millennials are rising," Fry said in an interview.
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It means that implementation is not relegated to an office with little clout or to a siloed "gender" advisor.
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They're a language shared by Harris and this state's black voters who possess outsize clout in the Democratic nomination.
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He and Irving may share the ball, but company clout has been solely in the court of the King.
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They had a lot of clout and were able to act as they wanted until someone called them out.
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The deal showed the clout the teachers' union has with Democrats in power in this city and this state.
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The DeSantis power play underscored the clout the swing-state governor has with Trump and his campaign in Florida.
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In exchange, Arkan, with his underworld clout, helped the state exert its influence in places it normally couldn't reach.
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Cash App used Shiggy's music and dance clout to promote a brand-friendly original song, "Cash App," for its campaign.
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Politicians and regulators rarely consider stockmarket valuations, but they imply that tech firms will acquire an alarming amount of clout.
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The country's influence in Latin America has also waned in tandem with its economic clout as global oil prices dropped.
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However, the movie never made it to theaters — Fauna suspects her grandfather, George, squashed it using his remaining political clout.
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By 1980, she'd accrued enough clout that she could launch a promising Senate campaign—a true rising left-wing star.
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Hezbollah's bigger role points to its appetite to shape state affairs, after gaining military clout from Syria's war next door.
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It has shifted the balance of power, and while brands still retain much of it, influencers are increasing in clout.
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That means the states they reside in will take a hit, both in terms of political clout and government resources.
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Competitors have criticised the proposal, saying they do not have Google's financial clout to bid for the top advertising spots.
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But analysts noted growing signs parliament was prepared to exercise its clout to prevent a no-deal or "hard" Brexit.
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The ensuing fiasco underlined Britain's loss of clout and status as well as its inability to defy the American superpower.
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Instead, it appeared to be an attempt by the service to remove any associated clout that came with the verification.
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In Europe, Google stands accused of using its clout as a search engine to extend its power to adjacent businesses.
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Brad's been through a lot over the past several years -- including a divorce, getting sober and reclaiming his clout professionally.
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It was her first book at DC Comics, so Chu didn't think she had the clout to object to Berganza.
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Even better if it in some way pays homage to an already-famous person, or an icon of similar clout.
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Are we concerned about TikTok's growing cultural clout among teens and Gen Z, and what is our plan of attack?
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Fallout from the scandal has dealt a blow to the political clout of the Mercers, the conservative donors behind organization.
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China has used its state-directed commercial clout in smaller countries to influence foreign policy in, say, the European Union.
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Rugby has only become popular in Kenya in the last 22007 years, but the athletes have a lot of clout.
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Even without his clout-boosting guest list, Cordae's deft delivery and lyricism, alternately thoughtful and boastful, are suited to impress.elsewherebrooklyn.
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Government officials use their political and financial clout to secure landing slots overseas and build world-class infrastructure at home.
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It also gives these clubs more financial clout for bullying UEFA, which then implements policies that make them even richer.
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Doing away with preferences for Malays was always going to be a tall order, given the clout of Malay voters.
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The decline in the department stores' shares marked the end of a week that highlighted the expanding clout of Amazon.
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He holds a 16.3% stake in Amazon, but if Mrs Bezos gets half of that she could carry considerable clout.
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For companies without Apple's significant political clout, the most likely result would be higher prices and a knottier supply chain.
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No combination of money and alumni clout, however powerful, will get a thick kid a place at a good university.
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By playing games and watching videos, you also earn Clout, the in-app currency that be used to make purchases.
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"The Clout" is a three-minute laundry list of all the bizarre things people do for 15 minutes of fame.
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Of course, it's going to take more than just a few radio-station interviews for West to prove his clout.
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More Japanese firms now have more external directors than in the past, but experts question how much clout they have.
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Most YouTubers find their ultimate fulfillment in chasing clout, but Saffitz laughed when asked if she considers herself a celebrity.
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To give users more information on accounts with a lot of clout, Instagram is adding an About This Account feature.
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Given the label boss' considerable clout, an opportunity exists for "Falsas Promesas" to make an impact on Billboard's Latin charts.
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One group believe he has the charisma and campaigning clout to help them keep their seats in the next election.
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Just as powerful firms may use their clout to overcharge customers, they can also manipulate markets to pay lower wages.
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For now, Republican women lack the same clout as their Democratic counterparts in part because there are fewer of them.
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On March 26th it launched a crude futures contract in a bid to gain more clout in the global market.
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If 2016 was the year that streaming music became a necessity, 20303 is the year streaming music showed its clout.
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Current parliamentary arithmetic gives them clout: only seven Tory MPs have to rebel before the Conservative government stares at defeat.
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Their candidates lost two of the four seats, one of them unexpectedly, depriving them of much of their legislative clout.
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That caution applies particularly for Democrats in the Senate, which by its structure enhances the clout of less-populous states.
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A restructuring has been tried and delayed because of the political sensitivities involved and the clout of its trade unions.
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Zhou has spearheaded financial reforms and boosted the yuan currency's global clout, as well as the central bank's policy influence.
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Now, at 76, the long-ignored and rebuffed Regnery is savoring success as the alt-right commands ever more clout.
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And, as the biggest military power in the EU, it is central to the club's foreign-policy and security clout.
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Sure, Sephora isn't the only store with unique finds, but with the clout its packing, you know they're damn good.
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"There are plenty of hedge funds that have more clout than that," said Paul Ashworth, an economist at Capital Economics.
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Health insurance companies are major lobbyists and donors as well, but they don't have quite the same clout as hospitals.
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It is rather clear that the challengers would like very much to sap the labour unions of clout and influence.
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The services sector now accounts for over half of the economy, with rising wages giving Chinese consumers more spending clout.
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After the shot of Butler and Louboutina garnered some clout on Facebook, Fernandez-Chavez started an Instagram account for her.
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Now that CDP's clout at TIM is growing, Vivendi can ill afford to have strained relations with the state lender.
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The solar industry doesn't yet have the same political clout in Washington, DC, that the coal or petroleum industries do.
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Why it matters: Tech's growing real estate presence in New York is a reflection of its massive clout and power.
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Lowlanders with close ties to India, fearing the changes would reduce their political clout, protested by blockading the southern border.
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Now, it is being called to account from a quarter that may have a bit more clout - its financial backers.
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He doesn't have James's clout, nor does he deserve it, and, anyway, Kristaps Porzingis represents the Knicks' long-term future.
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It's a realm where everyone has his (or her) price, and clout is always valued higher than any civic good.
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Diversifying the demographic makeup of neighborhoods can also, in some cases, dilute the political clout of ethnic or racial groups.
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It will be not easy for some governments to ignore its IP contribution and growing clout in the wireless space.
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And even if it does hold, or claw its way back, there's no guarantee it will keep its political clout.
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He has the clout that comes with five major titles and 51 professional victories, including 42 on the PGA Tour.
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Like so many things, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, and in this case being squeaky requires money and clout.
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) is trying to assess how much clout he would wield through his access to the floor.
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His release of a decade of tax returns, along with his congressional experience, might give him more clout with voters.
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Nonetheless, VA's Cabinet status and increased clout have not been able to solve the agency's issues surrounding access to care.
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China's growing clout in the region could play off Russia's existing, but waning, influence on Eurasia in the near future.
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Influencers' clout is increasing, and it's shifting the power dynamic in the luxury world, according to Marc Bain for Quartz.
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With her husband, she explored the obstacles and the opportunities for women in politics in "Clout: Womanpower and Politics" (1974).
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As one of the country's most prominent and polarizing figures, she retained political clout long after her divorce from Mandela.
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With star power comes influence, and any clout not directly controlled by the Chinese Communist Party can be deemed dangerous.
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In a world of cinematic stars, the most bankable clout belongs to those who can make or break movie careers.
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"Larger sites that have more clout [will be able to] negotiate lower rates, or even just bulk rates," Singel explained.
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And though the remix artists are experimentalists, they also unassailably wield a lot of clout in today's electronic music landscape.
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Anthony Scaramucci, the charismatic investment pioneer who now is a top White House official, is showing rising West Wing clout.
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The two chambers began the process in November with identical bills to expand the clout of the inter-agency body.
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Lacking in economic clout, the industry punches far above its weight in emotional power, presenting a tough barrier for negotiators.
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With a growth rate second only to Nevada's, Arizona is expanding its political clout and poised to become more Democratic.
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And the FBI is a federal agency with a lot of cultural and political clout and a tradition of independence.
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But far from showing the growing clout of pilot unions, their battle for better pay exposes their rapidly weakening position.
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As the familiar refrain goes: The state is too old, too rural and far too white to wield such clout.
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Not surprisingly, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has much less clout in policymaking than its counterparts in other countries.
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The new research confirms growing skepticism among consumer health groups and lawmakers about the enormous clout of the hospital groups.
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Maintaining political clout in Ukraine could help Mr. Kolomoisky, who has moved to Israel, resolve the dispute in his favor.
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But Perriello received the blessing of national Democrats who certainly have clout, including John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's former campaign chair.
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While African pop music gains global clout, savvy listeners have been hip to its less radio-friendly iterations for decades.
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Our tech columnist looks at the political views that guide Silicon Valley's tech elite as its political clout is growing.
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Clearly, the color green -- not black or white -- holds the most clout when it comes to holding court with Trump.
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His page is refreshing; it isn't in pursuit of clout, but in genuinely sharing a message of acceptance and love.
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But far from showing the growing clout of pilots' unions, their battle for better pay exposes their rapidly weakening position.
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Critics believe that ability to challenge the speaker has given hard-right elements of the Republican majority too much clout.
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More than 24 American military vehicles entered Iraq on Monday, accelerating a pullout that greatly reduces American clout in Syria.
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China enjoys clout in Asia in part because it is the largest trading partner for many nations in the region.
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But hard-core environmentalists, growing in political clout in France with the surge of the Green party, are not persuaded.
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Myanmar has had a historically fraught relationship with China, with many people suspicious of Beijing's clout in its smaller neighbor.
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But Mr. Lauder has an open line to Mr. Greenblatt; the dinner for Mr. Abbas testifies to his social clout.
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Aging and unpopular, Mr. Abbas may not have the clout to deliver even if he were willing to make concessions.
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The lesson here is that when it comes to political clout outside of himself, President Trump is an impotent loser.
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Mangano used his clout to "advise and pressure" Mr. Venditto to go along with the scheme.
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But it is the Conservatives, with their huge majority, who will have the political clout to jeopardize the BBC's funding.
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But she added that Berkshire's younger investing lieutenants Ted Weschler and Todd Combs have increased their clout at the company.
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He has no clout in Washington, and it seems that he will continue to put Republicans in a bad position.
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People criticized the teens, saying there is apparently no limit to what people will do to chase clout these days.
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Today, political and economic impasse have caused the supreme leader to lose clout over the repressive forces under his control.
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The UAE's role in the talks marks a change from years past and highlights Russia's rising clout in the region.
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DeJong started the sixth with his 218nd homer for St. Louis, a 406-foot clout over the wall in center.
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For many, household names like Harvey Weinstein, Roseanne Barr, and Lance Armstrong no longer evoke the clout they used to.
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If another GOP senator defects to join that group, the president and his executive clout are in trouble (The Hill).
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Relatively small shares (no more than 15 percent) think any of these groups will lose clout in a Trump administration.
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If Democrats and progressives want to more clout in redistricting, talking about redistricting can only help up to a point.
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The leftward shifts on immigration, criminal justice, and reparations are often described as reflecting the electoral clout of nonwhite voters.
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Seems a little ironic, though, since sort of your entire sort of fame/clout comes in large part from Twitter.
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It's a telling fact about health care providers' political clout that the latter option was never really on the table.
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Consequently, more than any other player on the roster, Rizzo has married his considerable youth and abilities to clubhouse clout.
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The kingdom may have clout in Washington, but it is not Israel, a country with a deep reservoir of popular support.
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Mr Ramanna thinks that reforming accounting standards—for instance, to encourage prudence—would give auditors more clout when challenging company managers.
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But as "support" goes, this is about as weak as you can get for someone who has Burnett's wealth and clout.
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It remains unclear whether Baker Hughes will continue to benefit from GE's financial clout and advanced manufacturing over the long term.
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The question at hand is whether the big technology firms are using their clout to crush their rivals and stifle competition.
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In an effort to gain clout — essentially popularity points — accounts are also urging Instagram users to DM them for the photo.
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He was named oil minister in January and sources say he has gradually been accumulating more clout in Venezuela's oil industry.
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Johnson & Johnson, L'Oreal and other giants have splashed out on cutting-edge cosmetics in Japan and Korea, seeking clout and innovation.
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The worm in this sense being style clout, first picks on what's available, and affordable prices before they get bumped up.
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Electoral system changes and three years in opposition helped ultra-conservative lawmakers and lobby groups strengthen their clout in the LDP.
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Gary Cohn, Trump's economic adviser and the former #2 at Goldman Sachs, who has built a formidable team and internal clout.
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South Koreans are incensed by rumours that Ms Choi swayed policy and orchestrated cabinet reshuffles, exploiting her clout to win favours.
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It's time that an American struggling to fill a prescription has the same clout as the CEO of a drug company.
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It certainly has the clout to send a major message out to the industry and cut down on potential phishing attacks.
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Support for legalizing abortion appears to have grown in Argentina in recent years as the Roman Catholic Church has lost clout.
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Impressive though that is, Didi has the financial clout to blow rivals out of the water, as did with Uber China.
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If either senator draws a sizable share of their votes, Latinos might gain the clout that comes with being swing voters.
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Davidson's Scottish Conservatives however gained 12 more lawmakers, giving her some clout on the direction of policy in the Westminster government.
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If younger people are to ensure that the current generation of retirees doesn't imperil their future, they need increased political clout.
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Part of the tycoons' clout comes from their contribution to Hong Kong's finances: 27% of government revenues come from land sales.
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He has also chafed at the growing clout of news-side anchor Shep Smith — with whom he has traded barbs publicly.
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The communications ministry is likely to accede, since Japan Post Holdings has political clout despite Mr Koizumi's assault on its privileges.
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Sure, Slimane's glam rock collections for Saint Laurent have earned him enough clout to be recruited for his next great venture.
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The backdrop is a rising risk of American moves against Chinese interests and the growing clout of Hong Kong's capital markets.
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But Whitehouse said the fact that so many were willing to support it was a clear testament to their continued clout.
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US officials insist that Huawei could bow to China's clout and secretly conduct espionage and wiretapping to advance the country's agenda.
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We all knew that Gucci had clout, but the guest he pulled for this one really went above and beyond: 2Pac.
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Mr Sinwar's background, his long years in Israeli jails and his reticent demeanour all gave him clout with the militant cadres.
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Together they might boast enough ex-government clout to convince even the most ardent skeptic that we may not be alone.
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Sinclair's deal gives it clout to push pay-TV operators to add another all-news channel, perhaps one of its own.
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For now, the Kentucky chamber is putting its clout behind a doctor-sponsered bill that would ban tobacco products from schools.
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It doesn't hurt that the film's star Emma Watson has immense online clout — 27 million views came from her Facebook page.
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In recent years, regulators have imposed curbs on his mobile firm for its dominance, showing a clout they never had before.
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This is not an industry made up of the large number of small businesses that is typically associated with political clout.
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As the United States boosts oil and natural gas output, it has increasingly been using its energy clout in foreign policy.
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French Champagne might have the clout and heritage, but it looks like that revered bubbly may be getting some unexpected competition.
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Their social clout rises — primarily in the form of Instagram followers — and some become in-demand faces in the fashion industry.
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But the growing size and clout of low-cost carriers means Ryanair is not alone in building bridges beyond traditional suppliers.
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It has historically sought to increase its modest clout by working through international bodies such as the UN and the Commonwealth.
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The deal with DP World represents a major coup for Somaliland as it demonstrates the country's clout on the world stage.
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Democrats in the past have been wary of crossing the two senators, who hold enormous clout with the party's liberal base.
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Council bosses with mandates from their peers and direct lines to European capitals would have greater clout, and be more accountable.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is up for making friends and getting deals done, but her clout is on the wane.
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He worked for years to ease the generals' clout and make the presidency more powerful by sacking dozens of top officers.
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By the end of 2010, abortion had become a prominent political issue — and Republicans had more political clout to take action.
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"CANT WAIT TO GET HOME 👅👅👅," the "Clout" hitmaker captioned the post, seemingly excited about his wife's new ink.
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Their commercial featured New York Giants Odell Beckham Jr. and actress Emily Ratajkowski, both of whom had huge social media clout.
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At a basic level, the sheer scale and clout of the TNR alumni network explains the level of attention it got.
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China's global clout has successfully alienated Taiwan, which enjoys diplomatic relations with only 20 countries in the world, including the Vatican.
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Smaller employers, on the other hand, have less clout with service providers and smaller employee populations to share the cost burden.
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Prosecutors presented evidence that they said showed Silver used his political clout to gain nearly $4 million through bribes and kickbacks.
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There are probably a lot of companies out there where the social media manager maybe doesn't have a lot of clout.
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This increased pressure is redirecting the Taliban's attention to cities, where it is keen to demonstrate its continued clout and lethality.
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Over the past four years alone, the clout of Asian American and Latino voters has jumped by more than 16 percent.
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The decision is another milestone in warming ties between the two old enemies, fuelled by mutual anxiety over China's growing clout.
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Many white-hat hackers do it for a bug bounty; others do it for some modicum of fame or social clout.
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But despite being ranked No. 1 seed this year, the perennially under-ranked Gonzaga brought a bit of underdog clout themselves.
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The union put its organizing clout behind it, helping families dealing with diabetes tell their stories to lawmakers and the public.
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"In general, the Chamber, and others like it, don't have nearly the sway and clout they used to," the lobbyist said.
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The legions of online champions and detractors have real clout, and have done much to shift opinion, especially among millennials. Rep.
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Mr. Angyan was now a member of Parliament, and his ties to the farmers gave him political clout in the countryside.
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But he suggested that U.S. crude won't have the same clout on the world stage as it's had in recent years.
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But many commentators believe China, which exercises enormous economic clout over the isolated regime, is fundamentally unwilling to destabilize its neighbor.
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All you haters that reported me for no reason, y'all are just jealous that I have more clout then (sic) you.
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Because prisoners can't vote in 48 of the 50 states, voters who live near prisons have more political clout per capita.
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