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clout

[klout] / klaʊt /




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Often called the first modern president, TR expanded the office’s power and influence, wielding his clout to conserve public land, regulate corporations and bolster America’s status as a world power.

From The Wall Street Journal

One crucial group is a collection of social media stars and podcasters who stand mostly outside traditional Republican circles but have clout and influence online.

From BBC

Analysts say a tie-up could offer benefits to the struggling traditional pay TV networks as well, giving them greater clout in business negotiations and presenting opportunities for cost savings.

From BBC

Europe had always believed access to its wealthy single market gave it real trade clout.

From The Wall Street Journal

Consolidation would also give TV station owners more clout in their negotiations for carriage fees they receive from cable and satellite providers.

From Los Angeles Times