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Meanings of boycott the vote in English
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Usage of boycott the vote in English
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The main opposition Democrat Party says it will boycott the vote.
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It called on its members and supporters to boycott the vote.
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Many opposition parties had announced they would boycott the vote.
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The opposition has told its supporters to boycott the vote.
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I urge everyone else to boycott the vote as well.
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Muddying the waters further, the main opposition Democratic Party says it will boycott the vote.
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Some opposition parties plan to boycott the vote, saying there are no guarantees of fair elections.
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But he has also vowed not to boycott the vote, saying his party would still win.
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The opposition says it will boycott the vote.
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The NLD announces it will boycott the vote.
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The poll has already been hit by delays, and opposition parties have threatened to boycott the vote.
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The Taliban on Thursday vowed to disrupt the election and called on Afghans to boycott the vote.
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The Taliban have vowed to disrupt the election and have called on Afghans to boycott the vote.
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The Taliban have vowed to disrupt the poll and have called on Afghans to boycott the vote.
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But other regional groups said it should go ahead and UEFA said it would not boycott the vote.
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The opposition has vowed to boycott the vote, arguing Maduro plans to rig it in his party's favor.
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Boycott the vote across language varieties
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