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- n. Plural form of campaign.
- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of campaign.
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Examples
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In spite of this, and what he describes as campaigns by Sarah Palin over the years to tear down others who have crossed or confronted her, he stuck around.
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According to the numbers floating around the campaigns is the admitted $21 million plus her admitted loans of about $11 million making the total $31 million.
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That's why the current press focus on the sniping between the campaigns is a dangerous distraction.
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"Israeli and Palestinian sources revealed that Salam Fayyad, the Prime Minister of the Dayton government in Ramallah has asked Israel to attack him in the press to thwart what he called campaigns of some Palestinian parties that accuse him of collusion with the occupation."
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But when you go back years ago in our title campaigns, we have always had periods of must win-games in a row and that is what we have here.
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To conduct a whole War, or its great acts, which we call campaigns, to
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"Leadership in campaigns comes from the very top," Axelrod said, and "the signals that have been sent from the Clinton campaign have been really unfortunate. ...
Obama Camp Responds To Ferraro Comments - Real Clear Politics – TIME.com
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Since its inception eight months ago, TPHD has become the media company of choice for the Tea Party Express, the well-known PAC that organized a series of rallies across the country during midterm campaigns and that co-sponsored Bachmann's address.
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Still, the military's span across multiple borders, where settlements surround a predominantly desert and arid center, is raising questions about the capacity of Syria's weaponry to sustain long-term campaigns.
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Dr. Dobson, as a private citizen, has every right to get involved in campaigns just as former secular leaders can and do.
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