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27 days ago
The leaders of the world's two superpowers were all smiles for the cameras during the US president's visit to Beijing.
42 days ago
King Charles subtly rebukes Trump despite show of unity ⊖
Flattery and pomp of the occasion fail to conceal the strained relationship
83 days ago
Flattery or forgery? Row erupts over Vienna Phil’s re-orchestration of a Florence Price piece ⊕⊕
Inclusion of first Black woman in US to write a symphony in Vienna’s New Year’s Day Concert was a long overdue recognition. But how much of her music was actually played?
The first of January feels a …
10 months ago
Flattery and fear: a CEO’s guide to handling Trump ○
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Tim Cook and Brian Moynihan are among US bosses determined to keep the president happy
11 months ago
Flattery will get you everywhere: The world leaders who have decided sucking up to Trump is the best way to handle him ○
It seems that sucking up to the leader of the free world - at least in public - is the most efficient way to avoid his ire… or to simply get him out the door.
13 months ago
Flattery gets Starmer somewhere as The Donald stays awake to toot tariff deal | John Crace ○
Sycophancy stops Trump from dozing off as PM and co hail victory – or at least getting what they could get
Three days ago, Donald Trump promised an announcement that would be very possibly the greates…
15 months ago
Flattery will get you nowhere, as one in five believe compliments from their partners are suspicious ○
The great American writer Mark Twain once said 'I can live for two months on a good compliment' - but many of us view expressions of praise as insincere, a poll has found.
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