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pundit

noun as in person who is authority

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Calling the event “horrific,” Daily Wire pundit Matt Walsh said, “The leader of the Catholic Church shouldn’t be anywhere near this nonsense.”

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But let’s call it what it is: politicians and their pundits leveraging Hispanophobia for votes, influence and donations.

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Gerrard, speaking as a guest on the Rio Ferdinand Presents podcast, said several former Manchester United and Liverpool players get on better now as pundits than they ever did as England team-mates.

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Here any reliable pundit would counsel caution—it could all fall apart, joy may be premature.

Political rivals and pundits seized on the moment as evidence of a candidate struggling under scrutiny.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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