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- noun Plural form of
candidacy .
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Examples
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He calls their candidacies a vestige of 'old-school unionism.'
DeMorning DeBonis: Oct. 25, 2010 Mike DeBonis 2010
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He calls their candidacies a vestige of "old-school unionism."
D.C. Teachers' Union election will affect survival of Rhee's initiatives Bill Turque 2010
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He calls their candidacies a vestige of "old-school unionism."
D.C. Teachers' Union election will affect survival of Rhee's initiatives Bill Turque 2010
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He calls their candidacies a vestige of "old-school unionism."
D.C. Teachers' Union election will affect survival of Rhee's initiatives Bill Turque 2010
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And there is a real consistency between these three candidacies, which is basically they are all running positive, affirmative campaigns.
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Joining him in filing their candidacies were his vice presidential candidate, Mayor Jejomar Binay of Makati City, and five of his senatorial bets-Sen.te President Juan Ponce Enrile, Sen. Jose "Jinggoy" Estrada, businessman Jose "Joey" de Venecia 3rd, Rep. Rodolfo Plaza of Agusan del Sur and Rep. Jose Apolinario "Jun" Lozada of Negros Occidental.
Latest News 2009
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With economic malaise running high, it's a decent time to try those kind of candidacies,
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With economic malaise running high, it's a decent time to try those kind of candidacies,
Fore, right! 2010
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The military drew up the complicated system despite unanimous opposition from Egypt's political parties, who favored a simplified party list system and said allowing individual candidacies could give former members of the Mubarak regime a way to regain power.
Confusing Election Process Adds to Egypt's Uncertainty Tamer El-Ghobashy 2011
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The media are keeping the story of Rick Perry's cringe-inducing implosion going for the same reason they're keeping the story of Herman Cain's equally painful decline going -- because the public is forever fascinated by the gruesome sight of dying candidacies.
Robert Reich: Why We May Be In Store for a Passionless Presidential Race Robert Reich 2011
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