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Meanings of european elections in English

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Usage of european elections in English
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He said he believed a deal was still possible before European elections.
Reuters
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But the European elections have produced odd results for a long time.
The Guardian
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The same would apply next year, with local and European elections scheduled.
The Irish Times
4
David Cameron already has his response prepared for after the European elections.
The Guardian
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We have examined citizens who voted Ukip at the 2009 European elections.
The Guardian
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It may be time to mute our excitement about the European elections.
The Irish Times
7
She is leading one of the GJ lists in the European elections.
The Guardian
8
What is going on and what impact have the European elections had?
Radio NZ
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Clegg fears his party may be wiped out in May's European elections.
BBC
10
Next year's European elections would provide them with a potentially embarrassing platform.
The Irish Times
11
Next year's European elections are now a terrifying prospect for the Tories.
The Guardian
12
Dublin has a habit of throwing up surprises in the European elections.
The Irish Times
13
And that chance comes with the European elections, Sykes said in a statement.
Reuters
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Progress may be delayed, however, because of the June European elections.
The Irish Times
15
Surveys suggest it will do even better in the European elections next year.
Reuters
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The nine-month option would require the UK to hold European elections in May.
The Guardian
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European elections across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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