Word | log-rolling |
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Definition | n. The practice of exchanging favors, esp. in a political context; quid pro quo. |
Sentence | Heath found “hundreds” who had published articles in local papers, undertaking to provide antidotes to the sophistries of the local squire-archies, or to counter-act the log-rolling of the condottieri who misgovern the local Council. |
Source | The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes, Jonathan Rose |
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