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sportsmanship

[spawrts-muhn-ship, spohrts-] / ˈspɔrts mənˌʃɪp, ˈspoʊrts- /


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Oppositionists gathered under the spokesmanship of a fiery Sevillian, Martinez Barrios.

From Time Magazine Archive

He may travel a bit, but he plans to avoid "spokesmanship."

From Time Magazine Archive

But there is a larger success: this very traditional-looking film is dramatically taut, full of strongly developed characters who never deteriorate into good-guy, bad-guy spokesmanship.

From Time Magazine Archive

I don't know of an instance in history where a President has completely turned over the foreign policy decision-making process and spokesmanship to a Secretary of State, as Mr. Ford has done with Mr. Kissinger.

From Time Magazine Archive

When the first paralyzed stare of astonishment that plans they had fancied locked in their own breasts were known to others had somewhat subsided, one of them assumed the spokesmanship.

From Zone Policeman 88; a close range study of the Panama canal and its workers by Franck, Harry Alverson



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