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wield influence

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0 will drive this change and wield influence over its features, products, and capabilities available to the DoD enterprise--capabilities represented by words such as Twitter, Wikipedia, Flickr, Firefox, RSS, or blogging.
The way it is now, a lawmaker in Reno or Elko can wield influence over legislation that would be detrimental to the interests of Southern Nevadans.
But diplomats were cautious about reading too much into the attendance of the Islamic republic, which has been accused of supporting various factions -- militant and governmental -- in Afghanistan to try to wield influence.
 
 
 
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