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statesman
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statesman
1. a political leader whose wisdom, integrity, etc., win great respect
2. a person active and influential in the formulation of high government policy, such as a cabinet member
3. a politician


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And twoof the biggest names, Fowler and Hasselbaink - who are the elder statesman at 33 and 36 respectively as well as the highest earners - will be the subject of the greatest interest.
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