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Meanings of inconclusive election in English

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Usage of inconclusive election in English
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An inconclusive election result could lead to greater paralysis in economic policy.
Reuters
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That is likely to remain the same after this inconclusive election.
The Guardian
3
Netanyahu is fighting for his political life after an inconclusive election in April.
Reuters
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The 2 March vote was Israel's third inconclusive election in less than a year.
The South African
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Israel's economy has been in a holding pattern since an inconclusive election in April.
Reuters
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Italy also faces political uncertainty after an inconclusive election result.
Reuters
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An inconclusive election could spell more uncertainty and political paralysis.
Reuters
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Sweden faces political impasse after an inconclusive election, with no party obtaining a majority.
The Guardian
9
Iraqi political leaders have been in talks to form a government since the inconclusive election.
Reuters
10
Politics in the former Yugoslav republic has been deadlocked since an inconclusive election in December.
Radio NZ
11
But the outlook for Italy, caught in political uncertainty after an inconclusive election, remained bleak.
Reuters
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The PSOE won 120 seats on Sunday, three fewer than in the previous, inconclusive election.
The Guardian
13
And now they face the added worry of political uncertainty after last week's inconclusive election.
The Irish Times
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Iraq is on high alert for attacks by suspected al Qaeda-linked groups following the inconclusive election.
Reuters
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An inconclusive election was held on December 20th.
The Irish Times
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The inconclusive election promised weeks of potentially divisive talks between political blocs to form a new government.
Reuters
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Inconclusive election across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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