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Meanings of thinktank (thinktanks) in English

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Usage of thinktanks in English
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UK thinktanks in the Atlas Network mostly do not identify their donors.
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His team included fellows from the Heritage Foundation and other Atlas thinktanks.
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Atlas thinktanks in the US have become regular stops for key Brexiters.
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After the referendum, thinktanks in the US and UK seized the crisis moment.
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Centre right thinktanks are expected to set out a blueprint shortly.
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Ask around the thinktanks and the list of requirements is encyclopaedic.
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You would think there were no universities and thinktanks on the entire continent.
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Other billionaire-endowed thinktanks, such as the Heritage Foundation, adopted similar tactics.
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There have been previous controversies over thinktanks and their charitable status.
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These are not people who have spent their lives in obscure rightwing thinktanks.
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Truss did a grand tour of Atlas US thinktanks for policy discussions last year.
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What the thinktanks call free-market economics looks more like a programme for corporate power.
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Pfizer supports a range of policy development initiatives including thinktanks.
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The thinktanks argue that the country needs a bolder approach.
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The thinktanks have also been accused of allowing undeclared donors to influence their research.
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Instead, what it mostly proves is that thinktanks should come with built-in sunset clauses.
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