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- v. Present participle of elect.
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But then in electing Obama, America was taking a chance on a largely untested political figure and it is unfortunate that we will only now get to know what stuff he's really made of.
House Democrat: Health care bill in doubt without public plan
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Your help in electing Barack Obama was incalculable.
Kennedy to Obama: 'There will be struggles' over health care
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More people every day are seeing the HUGE mistake made in electing Obama.
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But our party has made the first step in electing a leader from a new generation.
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Second, a goals in electing code brand code brand code brand code brand code brand code brand code brand new members should be to serve sociability in in in in between members as good as to enlarge a likelihood of stimulating discussions of Shakspere's plays.
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In 2008, we were told that in electing The One and even more Dems meant that the Stupid Party was finally consigned to the ash heap of history; a rump party for Southern racists to populate in permanent minority status.
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Unless you think your 1/ten millionth of a vote in electing 4 out of 536 members of the government means that this new bureaucracy would be different from every other bureaucracy since the beginning of time.
Pharma a Public Utility?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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They played a key role in electing former EPIC candidate Culbert Olson as governor in 1936, and later, Sinclair's running mate, Sheridan Downey as U.S. Senator.
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In the meantime, it's useful to watch this video recounting Rafsanjani's key role in electing Khamenei as Supreme Leader some two decades ago:
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Americans, 69,456,897 of them, spoke LOUDLY in electing President Obama and to end the era of Repub/Conserv rule over our Nation.
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