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arm-twisting

[ahrm-twis-ting] / ˈɑrmˌtwɪs tɪŋ /


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Teaching is “like an elixir of youth” for Cummins, said Coletti, who wasn’t surprised to hear that it took a bit of arm-twisting for Cummins to open her door to me.

From Los Angeles Times

He quickly gained a reputation for being uncompromising — “arm-twisting,” in one former colleague’s words.

From Salon

In Westminster a lot of power is derived from patronage, as well as feelings of loyalty to a party, plus occasional warnings, threats and arm-twisting.

From BBC

This time, it appears, no U.S. arm-twisting will be needed.

From Los Angeles Times

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who remains a thundering force in the Democratic Party nearly two years after giving up her official leadership role, is best known for her behind-the scenes advice and occasional arm-twisting.

From Los Angeles Times