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- noun Plural form of
strategizer .
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Examples
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For millennia, mothers have been strategizers, making good choices for their families and themselves in whatever circumstances, based on the available information, and building upon one another's experience.
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John McCain is the elephant in the room that Democratic strategizers and organizers have trouble dealing with but that Pennsylvania voters confront every day.
Mayhill Fowler: Pennsylvania Voters Dismiss Obama's Momentum 2008
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The on-the-ground democratic strategizers are predicting - assuming, preparing for - regular and systematic challenges to every voter with any iota of irregularity worth challenging in any precinct that has traditionally leaned blue.
Archive 2008-10-01 Kay Olson 2008
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The on-the-ground democratic strategizers are predicting - assuming, preparing for - regular and systematic challenges to every voter with any iota of irregularity worth challenging in any precinct that has traditionally leaned blue.
Vote early Kay Olson 2008
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MORRISON: I think Mr. Schwarzenegger, who has a crew of very competent press people from former administrations here in California, Republican administrations, have done a brilliant job with his strategizers.
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In my mind, you don't do the same thing again -- or in this case support the same strategizers again
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