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"propaganda value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the persuasive or persuasive appeal of something. For example, "The company's marketing campaign had a great propaganda value, which helped to increase its sales."
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It has great propaganda value.
They had great propaganda value.
Don't they recognize its propaganda value?
They still have propaganda value, no doubt about it.
"This book has great propaganda value," one C.I.A. memo read.
But the propaganda value for the North Koreans was considerable.
The match proved to be "a Sputnik in reverse" in terms of propaganda value.
He stressed that Isis often claims attacks purely for propaganda value.
This was the single most memorable story of the war, and it had huge propaganda value.
Once installed as German Chancellor, Hitler was soon persuaded of the propaganda value they offered.
Or there could have been something that particularly spoiled its propaganda value among Muslims: for example, a profession of faith.
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