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1. looking candidate she could find amongst this bunch? Yes! Bless you

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2. I saw the other candidate and, without wanting to sound big headed, there really was no argument! She was built like a brick privy, as the saying goes!

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3. To oppose the kingdom of darkness in a way that you are not protecting your life, but allowing a sense of fragility, you are a candidate for that first resurrection

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4. This is also concerning the ever desirable life partner relationship, and the ability to seem as a potential candidate

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5. They were returning because the candidate planet turned out to be worse than Venus

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6. He will support our candidate Hasmukh-ji for the election next year

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7. had planned a speech for his party's candidate

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8. The candidate, Hasmukh-ji, a veteran of

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9. Ali's father invited the main candidate, Ghulam Zian, on stage

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10. tried their best But, a dud candidate is a dud candidate

11. candidate for the Emotion Code

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12. was told that he was being marked down as a candidate for the

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13. ” The young man slumped back into his seat, convinced that he was in fact not a candidate for anything that had to do with man's potential being fulfilled; not if it depended upon him

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14. “Put the thing face up on the pavement over here Fizzicist, its quite clean? ‘VOTE FOR TAKIT your DORTT candidate

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15. With several years of service and experience behind her, they easily saw her as a candidate for a Penitus Oculatus appointment – though given the circumstances, they were sure not to ever bring that up in her presence, questioning the tastefulness of doing so at the present time

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16. doctor just said that you’re a likely candidate of diabetes if you don’t

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17. Zarko might be the ideal candidate for such a mission

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18. The criteria was simple, each candidate

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19. “Well, I’m a sorry candidate for this one, as I’ve been up over twenty-four hours, but you’re not going alone

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20. So that left only Jirah Shah as a candidate for continuing his investigation

21. The first of those remedies is the study of science and philosophy, which the state might render almost universal among all people of middling or more than middling rank and fortune ; not by giving salaries to teachers in order to make them negligent and idle, but by instituting some sort of probation, even in the higher and more difficult sciences, to be undergone by every person before he was permitted to exercise any liberal profession, or before he could be received as a candidate for any honourable office, of trust or profit

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22. From this we will then begin to draw some conclusions on deciding whether the Bible can be considered a candidate for supernatural design

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23. The clergy, in order to preserve their influence in those popular elections, became, or affected to become, many of them, fanatics themselves, encouraged fanaticism among the people, and gave the preference almost always to the most fanatical candidate

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24. The debtor, for fear of a very severe execution, was obliged, without any further gratuity, to vote for the candidate whom the creditor recommended

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25. The attending doctor looked at me as though I would make a good candidate for the loony bin

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26. Various other members of the crew had suspected all along why their captain had chosen such an unlikely candidate, someone who it seemed was of little significance to his own world

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27. Their complacency was his advantage, He was an ideal candidate

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28. Furthermore he was a great policeman on the mean streets and I think understood me better than most, having recognised that my natural talents qualified me as a candidate for the Flying Squad

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29. Some of us would be back in a few years as warrant-officers participating in the candidate officer’s course

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30. An MVP candidate should be properly considered in relation to his or her supporting cast or (incremental) value whose overall value marginally exceeds all other values considered separately and whose (own) remarkable value (or contribution) is otherwise conspicuous by its presence or absence

31. Grindel had taken great pains in searching out a badger such as Cherva, travelling to many setts on the periphery of Brockenhurst Forest before finding a suitable candidate

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32. To make a long and boring story short the moderate candidate was replaced by the hawk known as PW Botha who would dominate the scene for the next decade causing unspeakable damage

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33. He was later a presidential candidate for the Know Nothing Party, whose bigotry focused on Irish Catholics

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34. The most any Conservative/Moderate Republican Candidate could reasonably hope to achieve is perhaps 35 percent of the citywide vote

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35. When I heard that officers receive private houses, I signed up immediately as a candidate; of course, I dared not tell anyone about the apartment I had in Poznan

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36. Both elections ended in resounding defeats for the Republican (Conservative) candidate Barry Goldwater in 1964 and the Democratic (Liberal) candidate, George McGovern in 1972, respectively

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37. ―wickedly‖ throughout his or her lifetime and having died without remorse for his or her dastardly misdeeds, should be considered a viable candidate for hell damnation? I raise this question for consistency sake

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38. Among them was the future Commander of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary of State, and candidate for US President, four star General Colin Powell

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39. Another stolen election in 1989 provided Bush an excuse to overthrow him, especially after Noriega supporters beat a candidate for Vice President in full view of TV cameras

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40. How many of us are able to quickly recite statistics such as which Quarterback has thrown the most touchdown passes or which Pitcher owns the best won/loss record or lowest earned run average however must give pause in naming the vice-presidential candidate in the upcoming presidential election? Bread and Circus‘ are coming full circle

41. My friend‘s utilitarian suggestion that ―hard‖ decisions would have to be made in order to accommodate the young (aren‘t we doing that already?) raises the question by what standards and under what conditions or by whose authority would such decisions be made? Would a ―suitable‖ candidate have reached the ripe old age of 120 or would age be considered among any number of factors including the individual‘s state of health, (or lack of) wealth (or lack of) political connections, (or lack of) utility (or lack of) so on and so forth

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42. Libertarian Party candidate Ron Paul by some accounts knew of the plot in advance, but was never charged

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43. He ran as the Know Nothing candidate for president

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44. Fillmore ran as their candidate right in the middle of the worst wave of Know Nothing anti-Catholic terrorism

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45. “He said I was a good candidate

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46. Socialist Party candidate Eugene Debs went to prison for an antiwar speech

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47. That did not stop him from running for president from prison, the only candidate to ever do so, and still getting over a million votes

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48. Van Buren spent most of his life as a pure political climber, working his way up the ladder building a political machine, then joining the Jackson administration, going from Secretary of State to Vice President and finally candidate for President

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49. Though Aznar was not the candidate of the Popular Party, but instead Rajoy, one week before the voting was to take place on March 14, everything pointed to a victory for the Popular Party

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50. The article appeared in the November 11 edition of that weekly under the title: The candidate who has received most votes in history:

51. In the third debate, the Democratic candidate took gratuitous refuge in the lesbianism of one of Republican Vice President Cheney’s daughter to defend his own position with respect with homosexuality

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52. million votes, the president will stand in the annals as the candidate who has received the greatest number of votes in history

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53. In addition, he is the only candidate since 1988 to have been reelected with a majority of the popular vote

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54. On the other hand, Kerry voters were short of explanations when reminded of his numerous contradictions, undeniable inconsistencies and the constant incoherence of their candidate

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55. Could James Polk, the man who provoked the war with Mexico, still have become the next president anyway? Unlikely, since he was the first “dark horse candidate,” the first to come from behind, largely unknown

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56. A third possible candidate, John Calhoun as Secretary of State under Tyler, had devised the takeover plan on Texas

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57. For Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic candidate in 1952 and 1956, to become president, one has to imagine Eisenhower not running, that instead a lesser candidate such as Robert Taft or Thomas Dewey, or even Joe McCarthy at his most self-destructive, was the Republican candidate

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58. John Kerry, Democratic presidential candidate in 2004, voted for war, and his campaign undercut antiwar protesters, asking them to stop demonstrating

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59. While most would likely still support Adams, even a few, plus a few of the other candidate William Crawford, would be enough for Jackson to be elected

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60. Political parties were banned, with usually only a single candidate on the ballot

61. The most successful third party candidate since the Bull Moose Party in 1912, Perot at several points was leading in the polls

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62. Every other major candidate for the Republican primary was more conservative than he was

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63. Being a presidential candidate for Know Nothing terrorists

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64. Avoid the candidate who tries to make you feel good

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65. Americans of good conscience should reject any candidate for president who is any way inclined towards war

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66. Roosevelt actually got more votes than the Republican candidate Taft, but Democrat Woodrow Wilson won

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67. He was an officer candidate attending the University’s wartime training program for Air Force officers

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68. The other day, I received a call from the ruling party presidential candidate – essentially our next president

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69. I’m the perfect future candidate to unify the country, including, for the first time, Limon and her people

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70. They would certainly become aware of what that number, S, would be for each candidate

71. Hunter figured that the best way to proceed was to have Cara scan people until she found a likely candidate to lead them to the criminal element on the island

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72. Therefore He is my candidate for the prize for longevity

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73. In a Republic or Democracy a Presidential candidate cannot just run for the Middle 1/3

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74. Such a candidate has to go for the automatic 1/3

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75. The most notorious example today is Candidate Obama, saying he would not raise taxes on certain folks, and he represented Change

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76. This manipulative nature of the leftist makes them an ideal candidate for political office because they have little conscience in what they say

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77. He sees me with his psychic powers as a candidate chosen by the Higher Forces to bring forward part of the Divine plan

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78. This tiny moon, one of Saturn’s forty-seven, recently had come under review as a “habitable” candidate, but its temperature—

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79. I enjoyed the audition, learned unofficially I was the best candidate so far, and wasn’t surprised to be invited for an interview with the administrator of the new school

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80. Instead of running those plays that got us to the championship, this candidate wants us to follow him or her on some new venture

81. Consider Eugene Debs, the four-time candidate for the Socialist Party in the early twentieth century

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82. ’ In one of these elections he received six percent of the votes, said to be the all-time high in America’s history for a Socialist candidate

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83. How about a candidate that calls for this change: Let’s go after the fossil fuels we have! We shouldn’t have to kiss up to the Saudis, or to OPEC

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84. instead, a candidate who says he or she will reduce the size of government and increase the idea of personal accountability? How’s that for ‘change’?”

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85. candidate for president since they’ve been measuring it

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86. Senator Obama, with no set preconditions, as candidate for president was willing to talk with an enemy who had expressed his own Mein Kampf

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87. William Jennings Bryan, Democrat candidate for president, served as colonel in a Nebraska regiment

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88. candidate for a soaking as he passed and before long he was

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89. Derek mentally crossed his friend off as a candidate for the

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90. What if a candidate forces the voters to vote for him by virtue of the physical strength of his supporters and here I use the word physical literally

91. Our ship decided you were the best candidate

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92. To these Senators judicial temperament in a candidate is a disqualifying liability at his confirmation hearing

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93. 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

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94. time was getting shorter I was forced to select one candidate

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95. The candidate, the “good cop,” remained serene and placid above the fray

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96. When Barack Obama appeared on the scene running for President the response of the American people to the candidate was similar to that of the Berkeley administration to the FSM

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97. They asked themselves the same questions about the Democratic candidate, of whom they knew virtually nothing

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98. >>> > > > > Candidate B is Winston Churchill

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99. ” But even then there was no serious public discussion about how heavily that shadow of Karl Marx might hang over the candidate or his presidency

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