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"It's part of the geopolitical process," he said, "and Microsoft has a level of clout that a lot of other folks don't in Washington and in other countries".

Blackdown is a humble man, but he possesses a level of clout that many DJs would kill to have; he's a tastemaker's tastemaker, which makes him the perfect subject to kick off our new column, the Lookout.

At one point during the Bush Administration, OGHA reached a level of power and clout that was unprecedented in its history and that literally meant no other agency representative in the entire U.S. government could speak to global players in health without clearing that through OGHA.

You might expect a film with that level of clout to be some manner of blockbuster, though those who approach Roma on hype alone may be surprised by how exquisitely small it is: hefty in formal scope, yes, but finally an intimate, fine-boned character study as memory piece, built from vignettes and images that suggest an uncovered family album in gleaming monochrome.

The Toshiba name also offers a certain level of clout for enterprise customers who may be wary about buying from startups that have only been around for a few years.

The institutional clout that ended the Presidency of Richard Nixon no longer exists.

And given Expedia's clout, that probably means most of them.

Regrettably, livestock farmers are yet to attain the political clout that could influence government livestock policies.

It's a mark of H&M's clout that they're not dismissed out of hand.

Few of us have the clout that governments wield.

Even when you take into account the low level of engagement that brands command on Facebook, those 113 brands still have serious social media clout.