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| − | In government, it is common for heads of state and important politicians to have press secretaries. These secretaries serve similar functions as spokesmen, but unlike spokesmen, are personalities in their own right, charged with presenting their boss's agenda in a format that the audience will find acceptable. | + | In [[government]], it is common for [[heads of state]]] and important politicians to have '''press secretaries'''. These secretaries serve similar functions as spokesmen, but unlike spokesmen, are personalities in their own right, charged with presenting their boss's agenda in a format that the audience will find acceptable. |
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In government, it is common for heads of state] and important politicians to have press secretaries. These secretaries serve similar functions as spokesmen, but unlike spokesmen, are personalities in their own right, charged with presenting their boss's agenda in a format that the audience will find acceptable.