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have clout
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16.00 |
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And it had clout. |
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use clout
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3.36 |
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They want the government to use its clout as much as possible. |
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lose clout
|
2.24 |
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He lost clout. |
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wield clout
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2.11 |
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Few tenants wield such clout. |
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gain clout
|
2.04 |
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Their crusade gained considerable clout. |
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carry clout
|
1.71 |
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Star players carry clout. |
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lack clout
|
1.45 |
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And Latinos in Massachusetts lack political clout. |
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give clout
|
0.99 |
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It was a clever marketing ploy that gave Shakespeare clout. |
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increase clout
|
0.86 |
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That increases employee clout. |
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exercise clout
|
0.72 |
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But Japan never made the leap from building car plants around the world to exercising diplomatic clout. |
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get clout
|
0.46 |
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They said they wanted to clean up a political system where you get clout for cash. |
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demonstrate clout
|
0.39 |
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The conservancy has demonstrated substantially clout in the past. |
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diminish clout
|
0.39 |
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Compromise diminishes moral clout. |
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hold clout
|
0.39 |
|
Or is it because the Japanese held stronger clout than ours? |
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show clout
|
0.39 |
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Off the course, Woods also showed his clout. |
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add clout
|
0.33 |
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Meanwhile, many are counting on Hollywood to add clout to the anti-Ahmanson Ranch crusade. |
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build clout
|
0.33 |
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Nelson Bernauer said he helped organize the convention in the belief that minor parties need to build clout. |
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reduce clout
|
0.33 |
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Its global clout may be reduced, but Britannia, it seems, still rules the airwaves. |
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enhance clout
|
0.26 |
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In turn, their clout is enhanced. |
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enjoy clout
|
0.26 |
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France is still rich and it enjoys a clout beyond its wealth. |