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position of influence

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See: authority, patronage, power


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The important message that comes out of Esther is that, if you find yourself in a position of influence or power, you should use it for the good of others and not simply to benefit yourself.
It was gratuitously rude, foul-mouthed and offensive, so I am glad he is no longer in a position of influence as he is a bit of an oaf" -North Norfolk Liberal Democrat MP Norman Lamb on Mr Prescott's feelings about the county.
He says: "Any position of influence means that you must provide leadership and direction.
 
 
 
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