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influential

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The transaction instantly transformed Edward Rogers into the most influential person in Canadian professional sports, with his company now owning all of the major teams in the nation’s largest city.

The exhibition invokes America’s ever-changing relationship to its histories and the influential figures who shaped it, for better or worse.

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They’d met the previous August at a summit for the Federalist Society, the influential conservative legal group.

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Today, Instagram and TikTok are filled with influential figures in the space who also happen to be Hispanic.

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"America must prepare to test nuclear weapons," the influential conservative think tank Heritage Foundation said in a report in January, referring to a "deteriorating security environment".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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