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Meanings of gerrymander in English
Usage of gerrymander in English
1
Sir, - In 1971, unionists gerrymander the vote in Northern Ireland.
2
The gerrymander is nothing more or less than a fraudulent practice.
3
Consequently, every apportionment Act involves more or less of the gerrymander.
4
To correct for this imbalance, you would have to gerrymander.
5
Well, to cut a long story short, the gerrymander deal won't stand the light.
6
In 2001, nationalists gerrymander the vote in Northern Ireland.
7
Once installed, some whisper of rigged votes while quietly planning to gerrymander the electoral roll.
8
Another institution dating from this time is the gerrymander.
9
The "gerrymander": what is it, and has it been used in your state?
10
The Republicans' ability to disenfranchise and gerrymander is significantly reduced when they are in the minority.
11
The word "gerrymander" has found its way into English journalism.
12
A recent Republican gerrymander will prevent that.
13
The measure was met with the cry of "gerrymander!"
14
On Elkanah Tisdale's original drawing of the gerrymander, notice the silhouette of Governor Gerry under the beast's wing.
15
The term "gerrymander" has since continued to be used to designate this type of illegitimate redistricting.
16
Have you forgotten the gerrymander business?
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Gerrymander through the time