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This takes the shape of tactics as broadranging as imposing discriminatory strict voter identification requirements, intimidating students who have the right to vote where at college, prohibiting mass voter registration drives, eliminating or shortening the period of time for early voting or election day registration, and not complying the federal law that mandates that voter registration be available at state public assistance and motor vehicle offices.
Michael Kieschnick: What Now After Debt Ceiling Debacle Michael Kieschnick 2011
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This takes the shape of tactics as broadranging as imposing discriminatory strict voter identification requirements, intimidating students who have the right to vote where at college, prohibiting mass voter registration drives, eliminating or shortening the period of time for early voting or election day registration, and not complying the federal law that mandates that voter registration be available at state public assistance and motor vehicle offices.
Michael Kieschnick: What Now After Debt Ceiling Debacle Michael Kieschnick 2011
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Our discussions were broadranging, indeed, and on each of these subjects we were able to delve into pretty much detail.
Presidents Press Conference ITY National Archives 1993
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This takes the shape of tactics as broadranging as imposing discriminatory strict voter identification requirements, intimidating students who have the right to vote where at college, prohibiting mass voter registration drives, eliminating or shortening the period of time for early voting or election day registration, and not complying the federal law that mandates that voter registration be available at state public welfare and motor vehicle offices.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Michael Kieschnick 2011
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The SMMT wants the government to follow the example of other countries, such as Germany, and introduce a broadranging scrappage scheme whereby people who trade in their old cars get £2,000 off a new and more fuel-efficient model.
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