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Using his increasing clout to lift up artists striving to achieve their own creative dreams is far more satisfying.

Promoter Eddie Hearn, who said he plans to leave before the main event, was also in the firing line with Paul calling him a "clout chaser".

But she lost political clout as property and retail theft grew more brazen and homeless encampments sprouted beyond downtown’s borders and through all corners of the city.

There’s also an underlying feeling that Azerbaijan doesn’t have the diplomatic or financial clout to secure a significant agreement in Baku.

He bemoaned the lack of political clout wielded by Latinos in L.A., especially when compared with the Black community.