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Meanings of nominee in English
Usage of nominee in English
1
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said the NCAA made the right move.
2
It does, however, feature every nominee for Africa's Footballer of the Year.
3
On Wednesday, the scale of the Republican presidential nominee's challenge was clear.
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A nominee needs a simple majority of 51 votes to be confirmed.
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Manchin met with the nominee for a second time on Wednesday night.
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Republican Senator Charles Grassley said the Republican nominee needs to step up.
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His promise follows a similar policy announcement by Democratic nominee Barack Obama.
8
The Democratic nominee in the November 6 general election is former U.S.
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Lawmakers were expected to begin discussions on the new nominee on Monday.
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The Republican nominee is slated to announce his choice later this week.
11
Bieber's fellow best new artist nominee Mumford & Sons held at No.
12
The election, against Republican nominee Donald Trump, takes place on 8 November.
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Commissioner McGuinness, as a first-time nominee, could not hold the trade portfolio.
14
Republicans are seeking a nominee to challenge Mr Obama in November's election.
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The Senate will hold a procedural vote on the nominee on Friday.
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Once a nominee accepts the proposed honour, the list is formally approved.
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