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PM’s deft use of metaphors during lockdown

by Peter J Adams | Jun 13, 2020 | Rhetoric

Bubbles, long tails, burning embers and half-way down mountains: Jacinda Ardern’s exemplary use of metaphors during COVID 19. New Zealand’s success at containing the corona virus has benefited from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s clear communication during her daily...

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