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Metaphor Use in Political Speeches,ed by Chilton (1996) and Chilton and Ilyin (1993), the discussion will focus on how these metaphors constitute or contribute to Putin’s strategies for advocating his policies, opposing the policies of others, and creating a particular political narrative.

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Nelya Koteykotems suggesting that those entering the workforce will have the potential to be better equipped to deal with the dynamic, and potentially turbulent, demands of the new economy. As ‘potential to’ does not automatically translate into ‘will have’, an obvious implication is that employers will need to

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