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1. It is also quite possible Obama was not even the Democratic nominee
2. Character assassination is most effective if initiated directly after a candidate is nominated, before the nominee has a chance to speak for himself, or for others to speak for him
3. His speech was necessary, the Senator later explained, to prevent those Senators recognizing the high qualifications of the nominee from signaling their early support
4. It takes awhile, but the party gradually sees Bobby can win, that he can beat Humphrey, then overtake the Republican nominee, probably Nixon
5. The first book in the series, Moving is Murder, was a Reader's Choice Award Nominee in 2007 at the Salt Lake County Library and received a Distinguished Honor Award from the Military Writers Society of America
6. Philip now presented Thomas as his nominee for apostleship and Nathaniel presented Judas Iscariot, the Judean, for similar honors
7. So remember that secrecy is everything before you bring anyone along to your local branch, the criteria for membership remains the same, three men within the branch to recommend a new recruit then all the ID we require, pay slips, place of work, phone numbers of family members and the branch secretary to call the numbers to confirm that the nominee is worthy
8. Goldstein was a nominee director for the company, so I would presume the owners don’t want their identities known
9. The directors of the corporation are all nominee directors associated with the law firm in Tortola
10. Modi was formally announced as the BJP’s prime ministerial nominee for the 2014 elections on 13 September 2013 amidst garlands and crackers at the party headquarters in Delhi
11. Rajat insists that he asked Modi all the hard questions and the audience wasn’t tutored to cheer for the BJP’s prime ministerial nominee
12. It was a reminder that even as a prime ministerial nominee, he was first and always a swayamsevak
13. Let the objector be obliged to satisfy the bishop and his council that there are good reasons, whether doctrinal or practical, for his objections, and let the bishop and his council have power, if satisfied, to refuse the patron's nominee
14. The objections to the nominee may often be frivolous or incapable of proof
15. is paid to the nominee of the customer
16. "Yell and clap as loud as you can for the nominee of your choice," the announcer told the crowd
17. The affectionate boy, the husband and wife, the voter, the nominee
18. that is chosen and the nominee that has fail'd,
19. Nixon beat Democratic nominee Hubert Humphrey by winning thirty-two states and 301 electoral votes
20. As a consequence when your first nomination goes to the Senate, this suppressed rage will likely assert itself and your nominee may become their ‘whipping boy
21. Rose Kennedy, Ted’s 82-year-old mother, had personally asked Nixon for the protective detail as her sole surviving son was about to campaign aggressively for Nixon’s opponent, the Democrat nominee for president, Senator George McGovern
22. As a consequence when your first nomination goes to the Senate, this suppressed rage will likely assert itself and your nominee may become their “whipping boy
23. Any nominee of his could oppose the bridge
24. He was a perennial nominee, it’s true, in the category of “Reporting Excellence,” but this year, he’d finally made finalist
25. And then the one-time National Magazine Award Nominee goes and one-ups him again
26. Many people hold their shares in nominee accounts – for SIPPs and ISAs they have to
27. nominee account: shares held by an institution or company on behalf of individual shareholders
28. Put means that the holder of a security can require someone else, under certain conditions, to repurchase that security: That is, the institutional investors could force Leasco or Leasco’s nominee to pay them the guaranteed price at the end of a year
29. The CIA possessed information on heart problems that the increasingly overweight senator was keeping quiet in hopes that he would be his party’s next presidential nominee
