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exert influence

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What Britain can do if it wants to effectively help this process is to exert influence and encourage Turkey to be more accomodating on the talks," he said.
The requirements, temperaments, vision, geographical location, etc exert influence on their preferences and likes.
He stresses that the Government cannot seem to exert influence on the media and he calls on all freethinking people in the country and the nongovernmental sector to a final confrontation with VMRO-DPMNE.
 
 
 
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