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SPHERE OF INFLUENCE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Clearly the communists were interested in bringing the unions within their sphereofinfluence and this would seem both a logical and justifiable position.
The inclusion of secondary employment (locals hired by wellpaid aid workers to wash, cook, clean, etc.) expands the sphereofinfluence somewhat, but does not point to widespread transformation.
Such strategies may include expanding their sphereofinfluence into areas covered by other bodies, developing informational advantages over others by getting close to front-line groups, or attracting extra resources.
A town's diversity of trade and occupation, its institutions, functions and sphereofinfluence, could endow it with a significance beyond that indicated by the size of its population.
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