interregnum

• Starting from founder member Hedgewar and leading upto KS Sudarshan the present incumbent, the interregnum was filled by Golwalkar, —  Kafila
• We are in the middle of the interregnum, the period of time between the election of a new President of the United States and his inauguration. —  Global Paradigms
• As a national security council officer watching the dynamic at work as Nixon rewarded African states where he felt well-treated during his interregnum, and ignored those where he felt slighted, I noted in my diary with some exasperation: —  NYT > Opinion
• Unlike the late 1970s during the Gerald Ford interregnum, when a helpless government was reduced to sloganeering with WIN (Whip Inflation Now) buttons, the administration that takes over in ten days has a multitude of plans and proposals for economic stimulus, but with each day, there is mounting anxiety over what kind and how much and for how long. —  The Moderate Voice
• The stunning defeat of the financial bailout bill has exposed the weakness of the system at its moment of maximum vulnerability, in the quasi-interregnum of the weeks immediately before and after a presidential election. —  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed

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