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brain trust

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a brain trust (American & Australian)
a group of people with special knowledge or skills who give advice to someone in a position of authority. He joined the President's brain trust for the election campaign.
See also: brain, trust

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The Business Roundtable, the big-business brain trust, calls in the federal government to come up with a "national policy" to help companies guard against "cyberattack.
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Of course, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) brain trust that essentially runs our CIA (as well as the White House and the State Department--virtually all of the executive branch, for that matter) would prefer blind soldiers to an enlightened public.
 
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