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Meanings of campaigning for in English

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Usage of campaigning for in English
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Currently, politicians in New York state are also campaigning for similar measures.
BBC
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Libertas is campaigning for a No vote in the Lisbon Treaty referendum.
The Irish Times
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Anonymous is peacefully campaigning for freedom of speech everywhere in all forms.
The Irish Times
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No doubt he will be campaigning for a No vote next month.
The Irish Times
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The association has been campaigning for harmonisation of petrol prices throughout Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Soil Association UK, Charity supporter - campaigning for organic food and farming.
The South African
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The IFPA is campaigning for a No vote in the forthcoming referendum.
The Irish Times
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Which is why activists are campaigning for an alternative: a debt audit.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Michael Gove and Boris Johnson campaigning for Vote Leave.
The Guardian
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Why would the Football Supporters' Federation spend years campaigning for it otherwise?
The Guardian
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Our organisation has been campaigning for such an apology since July 1995.
The Irish Times
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It capped the first full week of campaigning for the two leaders.
The Guardian
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The 46-year-old French-Colombian citizen was kidnapped while campaigning for the Colombian presidency.
Reuters
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Professor Stephen Whittle has been campaigning for transgender rights since the 1970s.
BBC
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As he began campaigning for office, he was accused of raping Khwezi.
The South African
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And it's our president, and he's down here campaigning for Crooked Hillary.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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