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With notable exceptions such as Ben Whishaw (who was 23 when he played Hamlet at the Old Vic), most Hamlets are in their 30s – simply because it takes a while to develop the clout and technique to tackle the role.

Wal-Mart's cumulative impact has been extraordinary, and the company has developed unprecedented clout.

Moore was intrigued by the success of Emily's List, a pro-choice group that had developed serious clout among Democrats by helping female candidates in primaries, where a relatively small amount of money could have a huge impact.

Many Democratic officials still grumble privately that she has not developed the clout to impose real discipline on the famously unruly party, and their mutterings demonstrate that she still has problems being taken seriously by the party's mostly male old guard.

Both Ankara and Tehran are banking on developing greater clout through their diplomatic involvement and through their media outreach.

I am guessing that just as tech firms have developed political clout once they gained wealth and economic power, we will see a similar pattern with renewable energy companies.

(3) There is ample evidence that Arab-Americans in the last 10 years have developed political clout and effective national organizations that have made rapid progress in influencing U.S. policy in the Middle East.

How has the economics department develop so much clout?

Develop your professional clout and your powers of persuasion.

And they can do so without having to either move or develop sufficient political clout to change government policy.

While Chinese companies continue to get bigger, they have yet to develop a matching clout in the world economy by gaining a competitive edge against their American, European, and Japanese peers.