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ghostwrite Verb [-writing, -wrote, -written] to write (an article or book) on behalf of a person who is then credited as author ghostwriter n
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For example, last year I learned that it's OK to ghostwrite your CEO's blog, that communicators are fighting with lawyers over ethics policies, and that employees are more resistant than ever to internal change initiatives. In the mid-1970s, Buckley--a "former" CIA operative trained in "deep cover" operations--was approached by Angleton and asked to ghostwrite a book on behalf of Golitsyn. In his speech, he accused pharmaceutical companies of attempting to censor, rewrite, ghostwrite, and/or suppress, negative research reports. |
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