Synonyms for makers
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1. List of paraphrases for "makers":

   decision-makers, manufacturers, policymakers, policy-makers, bookmakers, responsible, creators, decisionmakers, producers, artisans, strategists, officials, setters, takers, framers, leaders

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1. European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager:

   That's why we're looking closely at Google's contracts with phone makers and operators which use the Android operating system, our concern is that, by requiring phone makers and operators to pre-load a set of Google apps, rather than letting them decide for themselves which apps to load, Google might have cut off one of the main ways that new apps can reach customers.

2. Richard Wolff:

   There's an awful lot of symbolic value attached to whether we're in a recession, it is taken seriously up on the Hill and by policy makers across the country, it's important.

3. Alcee Hastings:

   I love Texans, but I do not like their policy makers who are in the majority, the simple fact of the matter is, evidently, I touched a nerve deep in the heart of Texas. And I would ask them to tie a yellow rose around it and do like 'Frozen' and 'Let it go.'.

4. Wanli Wang:

   Traditional smartphone makers like HTC think as long as they make the best hardware, they'll be able to sell well, that's just not the case anymore.

5. John Lott:

   While America has the most strongly gun control advocating president in our history, pushing regulations driving gun makers and gun sellers out of business, support for more gun control has fallen by 15 percentage points in just five years, yet, it seems unlikely that Democrats will rethink their support for more regulations. The partisan divide on this issue has never been so large — 91% of Democrats and only 24% of Republicans support stricter laws.