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- noun Plural form of
toss-up .
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Examples
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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Between anticipated wins in solid Democratic states and the toss-ups, the electoral math adds up to more than 300 votes for a pro-choice, anti-personhood Obama over a generic Republican who supports banning all abortion and the most common forms of birth control, as well as severely restricting in-vitro fertilization, by granting legal rights from the moment of fertilization.
Toni Panetta: Memo to David Axelrod From Women in Swing States Toni Panetta 2011
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Virginia The Cook Political Report lists nine Senate toss-ups, seven of them for seats now held by Democrats and two for seats held by Republicans, but there may be no tighter race than Virginia.
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Between anticipated wins in solid Democratic states and the toss-ups, the electoral math adds up to more than 300 votes for a pro-choice, anti-personhood Obama over a generic Republican who supports banning all abortion and the most common forms of birth control, as well as severely restricting in-vitro fertilization, by granting legal rights from the moment of fertilization.
Toni Panetta: Memo to David Axelrod From Women in Swing States Toni Panetta 2011
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The New York Times currently lists eight Senate races as toss-ups, with three or four others still in play.
Paul Loeb: Suppose Your Actions Swung the Election Paul Loeb 2010
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