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beat the drum for

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beat the drum for someone or something and bang the drum for someone or something
Fig. to promote or support someone or something. (As if one were beating a drum to get attention.) I spent a lot of time beating the drum for our plans for the future. The senator is only banging the drum for his special interests.
See also: beat, drum


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So if you want to beat the drum for anything from archery to wind surfing this is your chance.
Douglas will beat the drum for the Spanish island of Majorca at international tourism fairs over the next four years.
The Scottish Sun - run by Englishmen in Glasgow - has been trying to beat the drum for our Braveheart Scottish squad.
 
 
 
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