I. clout [klaʊt] οικ ΟΥΣ
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The turn of events dramatized a changing of the guard in film criticism, as a younger generation of critics achieved clout and prominence.
en.wikipedia.org The second factor is the scarce political clout of the trade unions, which makes it easier to trim the nominal salaries during recessionary times.
en.wikipedia.org As an enormous port city, this metropolis benefits from substantial economic and political clout.
en.wikipedia.org However, few can deny the political clout of his songs or their political and sometimes very biting and critical messages.
en.wikipedia.org The association had the advantage of great size in comparison to the competition, and had the necessary clout to secure raw materials.
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