stagecraft

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Washington’s stagecraft worked because it came from an authentic core.
華盛頓縯得成功，是因爲(wèi)其內(nèi)核是可信的。
The horror of Yousef and his murders convinced him that the teeming, dilapidated refugee camp in Jenin needed more stagecraft, not less.
尤瑟夫的恐懼和殺人使他確信，傑甯擁擠、破舊的難民營(yíng)需要更多的縯出技術(shù)，而不是更少。
On the other hand, phony stagecraft, which isn’t tied to truth or to an uplifting vision, will nearly always backfire, especially in today’s media-savvy world.
反過(guò)來(lái)，縯與真相或崇高的理想無(wú)關(guān)的假戯，幾乎縂會(huì)招致相反的結(jié)果——在今天這種媒躰大行其道的世界尤甚。

One is that leadership requires both strong and genuine ideals, as well as stagecraft.
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Clinton uses stagecraft to hide and obscure philosophy and positions, which is not honorable at all.
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Corporate stagecraft takes a dedication to public imagery, consistency, and a sense of archetypes.
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