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control-the-message

Part of Speech: Verb phrase

Sense: To manage or manipulate the information or communication in order to influence the narrative or public opinion

Usage:

1. Politicians often try to control the message by carefully selecting their words during interviews and public speeches.
2. The public relations team worked hard to control the message and maintain a positive reputation for the company.
3. In an attempt to control the message, the government released a carefully crafted statement regarding the controversial policy.

Part of Speech: Noun phrase

Sense: The act or process of managing or manipulating information or communication to influence the narrative or public opinion

Usage:

1. The control of the message is crucial in politics to shape public perception.
2. Successful companies understand the importance of effective control of the message to maintain a positive image.
3. The politician's control of the message during the press conference helped to sway public opinion in their favor.

Part of Speech: Adjective phrase

Sense: Referring to something that is widely known or recognized by the general public

Usage:

1. The control-the-message strategy employed by the famous celebrity has made them an icon.
2. This movie is a great example of a control-the-message film that appeals to a broad audience.
3. The control-the-message campaign for the new product led to its immense popularity in the market.

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