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deliberative
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Former campaign manager Mark Salter defended the press strategy by saying: "We felt it necessary to adopt the same deliberativeness and discipline employed by our opponents and rely less on impromptu press conferences with our travelling press, and more on interviews arranged in advance so our candidates would have the same opportunity our opponents enjoyed to discuss and prepare for the interview.
Palin slammed for using her autobiography for "petty and pathetic" ... by Asian News International
Whether either pair would have complementary abilities in office -- for example, the deliberativeness of one balanced by the action orientation of the other -- remains to be seen.
Who Needs a Palin or a Biden? Executives can learn a lot about their ... by Wagner, Rodd; Muller, Gale / Gallup Management Journal
The ideal is incomplete for individuals, who often have goals at odds with deliberativeness.
Democracy and Disagreement: Why Moral Conflict Cannot Be Avoided in ... by Gordon, Robert M. / Yale Law Journal
 
 
 
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