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The presidential candidate chose a running mate who could balance the ticket by appealing to a different demographic than their own.
the act of selecting a running mate for a political campaign who has qualities or characteristics that complement those of the presidential candidate, in order
She's a very influential businesswoman who seems to have a finger in every pie, with connections in various industries and sectors.
to be involved in many different activities or projects, especially in politics or business
Sometimes, offering a small gift can grease the wheels and make bureaucratic processes move more smoothly.
to use bribes or other forms of influence in order to facilitate a political process or decision
He was able to get the job offer thanks to his uncle, who pulled some strings and made a phone call to the hiring manager.
to use one's influence or connections to achieve a particular goal or outcome
The PR team was skilled at spinning a story that made their client look like the hero, despite evidence suggesting otherwise.
to manipulate or distort the facts in order to create a favourable impression or to deflect criticism
The company was willing to go to the mat to defend their patent, hiring the best lawyers and investing millions of dollars in the legal battle.
to fight aggressively and persistently for one's position or beliefs, even at great personal cost
After years of working in the industry, she decided to throw her hat in the ring and run for political office.
to announce one's candidacy for a political office or position
If you want to keep your job, you better toe the line and follow company policies.
to conform to a set of rules, especially those set by a political party or organisation
The public perceives the politician as being in the pocket of big corporations due to their close relationship with lobbyists.
to be under the control or influence of someone else (especially a politician or a powerful interest group)
I don't trust her opinion on the matter because she seems to have an axe to grind with the company.
to have a hidden agenda or a personal motivation for taking a particular position on an issue
The company decided to play hardball with the union during negotiations, refusing to make any concessions.
to act aggressively and uncompromisingly in order to achieve one's goals (especially in politics)


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