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Meanings of convince voters in English

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Usage of convince voters in English
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Sarkozy faces an uphill battle to convince voters to accept the plan.
Reuters
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Mr Blair will have to convince voters this is what is at stake.
The Irish Times
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They need to convince voters that Cameron is little more than a Blue Blair.
The Guardian
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Both sought to convince voters they would bring change through improved education and job creation.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, Green Party leader Natalie Bennett is also hoping to convince voters in new areas.
BBC
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Can Biden convince voters he will be a better steward of the world's largest economy?
Reuters
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OBSTACLES But it may be hard to convince voters.
Reuters
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Both have sought to convince voters they will bring change through improved education and job creation.
Reuters
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The 'Yes' campaign have tried to convince voters that Scotland could be an economically viable nation.
BBC
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It's a pity the candidates are still trying so hard to convince voters that they can.
The Guardian
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It will take more than Gove's conference speech to convince voters he is yet at that point.
The Guardian
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Ben Carson wants to convince voters that a doctor is best positioned to fix what's ailing America.
Ebony
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But the 2016 hopefuls are working harder than ever to convince voters they are just like them.
Reuters
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Asked on Sunday how she could convince voters her own conversion was genuine, she said: Through my actions.
The Guardian
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Balls said Labour needed to be fiscally responsible to convince voters it could be trusted with the exchequer.
The Guardian
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Candidates are trying to convince voters in early primary states that they would provide the best Trump opposition.
Reuters
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Convince voters across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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