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Definition of politico
politicos
alsopoliticoes
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Examples of politico in a Sentence
a politico who will do anything to win an election
Recent Examples of politico from the Web
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But early on, his politico father is arrested and jailed on multiple corruption charges (something that's been happening a lot recently in real-world Spain) and suddenly his world falls apart.
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Unlike Ryan, a career politico, Bryce is a political newbie.
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Goodbye Spicer?: Politico reports that White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is searching for someone to replace him.
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Per Politico, Spicer is vying for a position in the administration that would be more senior than press secretary and communications director.
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Regarding the unofficial White House’s stance on the new bill, per Politico: The administration official emphasized that the White House supports sanctions on Russia and that the political ramifications of any veto have not been discussed yet.
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A variety of Virginia politicos to whom CNN spoke peg the magic number at 375,000 voters -- above that number could be good for Perriello, but below that should indicate a Northam win.
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Politico reports the leading contender is Michael Pack, a conservative filmmaker and president of the Claremont Institute.
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For many politicos from Louisiana, the presidency is not the only position better than U.S. Senator.
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Origin and Etymology of politico
Italian politico or Spanish político, ultimately from Latin politicus political
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