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The magazine has a special issue identifying the 100 most influential people in the world.influential = having influence (affecting people or events)
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The New York Times is the most influential newspaper in the US.influential = affecting people or events
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She is very influential in the field of design.influential = having influence (affecting people or events)
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Her influential leadership can help to bring about peace.
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My mother comes from a family of strong women as well as influential men. (source)influential = having great influence
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His family was influential. (source)influential = having influence (affecting people or events)
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A prominent and influential man, reportedly a descendant of the first shogun, Tokugawa was touring camps for the Japanese Red Cross. (source)influential = having influence (affecting people or events)
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They used throwaway names with their early efforts, not the identities that Peter planned to make famous and influential. (source)
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Though he could have fled with the other wealthy and influential people during the epidemic, he chose to stay and help. (source)
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The suit families had relationships with mayors of principalities and influential business men, with key members of what remained of the queendom's military force-relationships that would have to be exploited for her profit and exaltation. (source)
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And while the council technically makes decisions together, Marcus is particularly influential.† (source)
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This was published in 1962 and was very influential in the West.† (source)
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He was a frequent guest at the influential gatherings held at the Pugwash home of industrialist Cyrus Eaton and a leading figure of both the Empire Club and the Granite Club.† (source)
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Ever since its opening in 1905, the hotel's suites and restaurants had been a gathering spot for the glamorous, influential, and erudite; but the effortless elegance on display would not have existed without the services of the lower floor: Coming off the wide marble steps that descended from the lobby, one first passed the newsstand, which offered a gentleman a hundred headlines, albeit now just in Russian.† (source)
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I just received a call from an influential American bishop.† (source)
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The Hammonds were one of the most powerful and influential families in the state.† (source)
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