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- noun Plural form of
thinktanker .
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Examples
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And then there are the thinktankers and policy entrepreneurs who must scan the daily headlines for hobby horses.
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I love the idea of decentralising the political industry where all the thinktankers and lobbists are employed in a wider base across the country.
646 astronauts Alix Mortimer 2010
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Surely even rightwing thinktankers will admit that the brave world of the web is not always that brave
Diary 2010
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Clergy, theologians, even thinktankers have been chosen as religious "representatives".
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As are most of the circle-jerking Canadian thinktankers she is most likely to be, at her very core, a neo-liberal rather than a true conservative.
Dear Josef: Awkward much? CC 2009
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One only has top look at the amoral crowd currently infesting Whitehall as Spads, thinktankers etc to see this phenomenon already in action.
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Hold their noses the thinktankers might have to do at Bush's ignorance, but he is crucially important.
Hullabaloo 2006
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The Indian told their US counterparts that this trip was part of an effort on the part of the Iranian government to encourage anti-American, pro-Muslim scholars and thinktankers in
The Guardian World News Jason Burke 2010
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Barry: We're putting together a list of the 50 most influential liberal thinkers / intellectuals in America (academics, thinktankers, columnists, even politicians …) for a XXXXXX. com Opinion section slide show.
The Big Picture 2009
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And many pundits, academics and thinktankers who live on state, corporation or media financial support fell in line.
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