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- noun rare A member of a
think tank
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Examples
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Douglas Murray – thinktanker and author of Neoconservatism: Why We Need It – and Paul Goodman, ex-MP, ex-Telegraph leader writer, have drawn muskets over Goodman's refusal to fall into line over gay marriage.
Hugh Muir's diary 2011
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Because it posted what has become a controversial profile of Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens, rightwing thinktanker and son of the famed journalist Christopher Hitchens.
Diary 2010
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Well, yes, I'm sure it will, as clever Matthew Taylor, No 10 adviser turned thinktanker, suggests in a smart explanation for the impasse on Comment is Free.
The Guardian World News Michael White 2011
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"No one cares about thinktanks," said a thinktanker who came out to watch.
The Guardian World News Michael White 2010
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"No one cares about thinktanks," said a thinktanker who came out to watch.
The Guardian World News Michael White 2010
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Charles Lloyd on "Lloyd's Prayer," and post-M-BASE saxist / thinktanker
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Naval Academy), and Yoo (lifelong attorney and thinktanker) never were fortunate enough to learn manly-man military leadership lessons.
Frank Naif: CIA Director Panetta: Reform Suffers for Bush Apparatchiks and Spy Chiefs 2009
hernesheir commented on the word thinktanker
A person with a crude superabundance of midnight oil to burn.
December 20, 2012