>1. in "the decision by former Trump campaign official Rick Gates to plead
>guilty"  Tramp doesn't actually possess of this campaign - "Tramp" is just an
>adjective to "campaign". "Campaign" is an inanimate object, and therefore used
>without the Possessive case.

I believe you have found the answer here!  That makes perfect sense.

>Another example maybe could look like this: "A well-known Putin glorification
>journalist has written a big article about the upcoming elections".

LOL, so you have "glorification journalists" in your part of the World
also?  Here we call their work "fake news," but it has gone by other names
in the past.

Mike

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