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- noun Plural form of
vote . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
vote .
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Examples
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Socialist propaganda so attractive -- eliminating whatever may give offense to bourgeois sensibilities -- that it serves as a bait for votes rather than as a means of education, and _votes thus secured do not properly belong to us and do injustice to our Party as well as those who cast them_ ....
Socialism As It Is A Survey of The World-Wide Revolutionary Movement William English Walling
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But fome days afterwards, in proceeding upon votes in the fecond hundred, they came to the following refolution, viz. 1 bat the value of 4 frcchold in right of which the owner votes* is tbt rent which a tenant would give for it; and ml what the owner, occupying it himfelf may foffiMj acquire from it *.
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Jimmy T was down on the beach, using personal paranoia to try and win votes from the women.
Tallulah Morehead: Survivor 21: Infants vs Senior Citizens : Acme Blindfolds & Blindsides. Tallulah Morehead 2010
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Jimmy T was down on the beach, using personal paranoia to try and win votes from the women.
Tallulah Morehead: Survivor 21: Infants vs Senior Citizens : Acme Blindfolds & Blindsides. Tallulah Morehead 2010
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She is too polarizing to pull in votes from the center.
Plouffe: Palin would be 'catastrophic' as 2012 GOP nominee 2009
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Her branding, after all, is as the sensible end of the Unionist spectrum, with the ability to gain votes from the entire population.
North Down latest nwhyte 2010
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The only way anybody gets ahead in votes is to keep a close close close eye on that ballot box.
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You can see the administration influence with the difference between the Governor and Senate election - George Allen not only picked up percentage over Jerry Kilgore - but he won the raw increase in votes from the Governor's election by a 2,948-2,280, which was a rarity in any of these Fairfax County districts.
34th House District 2007
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The slight difference in votes is presumably because a few people could not bring themselves to vote for any constituency candidate.
When two tribes go to war (part two) Jeff 2007
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Unlike Bud Light, which seeks to maximize its public appeal, political campaigns can afford to alienate the more sensitive members of the electorate and are perfectly happy to drive down turnout — as long as they win votes from a plurality of those who do show up.
Dumb and Dumber 2004
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