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adviser

[ad-vahy-zer] / ædˈvaɪ zər /


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‘He even bragged about his Mercedes-Benz:’ I rejected two egotistical advisers.

From MarketWatch

Because of the change, foundations and tax advisers last month began contacting their donors and clients to ensure their mailed gifts qualify for a 2025 income-tax deduction.

From The Wall Street Journal

The revelations raise questions about whether the then-prince may have inadvertently benefited from the proceeds of crime and whether he and his advisers conducted the proper checks required by law to avoid this.

From BBC

Along the way, the 38-year-old became one of Cambodia’s richest and most influential tycoons, with vast investments in real estate, banking and entertainment, and acted as an official adviser to two successive prime ministers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Imran Bayouni, a geostrategy expert with the Atlantic Council in Washington DC and former policy adviser to the defence department, told the BBC that an "influence campaign" is much more likely than any military action.

From BBC