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Meanings of presidential election in English

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Usage of presidential election in English
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Violence is a central issue ahead of the presidential election in July.
Reuters
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The case could become a major issue ahead of October's presidential election.
Reuters
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East Africa's largest economy will hold a presidential election in August 2012.
Reuters
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Afghanistan is to vote in its second presidential election on Aug. 20.
Reuters
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Fifa presidential election: when is the vote and how does it work?
The Guardian
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He has no clear successor and no new presidential election appears imminent.
Reuters
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The party's Andrzej Duda won the Polish presidential election earlier this year.
The Guardian
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Nichols' new hearing is scheduled for one day after the presidential election.
Reuters
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Nigeria's political parties must select their presidential election candidates by Oct. 7.
Reuters
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The escalating crisis prompted Nigeria to postpone its Feb. 14 presidential election.
Reuters
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How long does political instability persist after a Jan. 17 presidential election.
Reuters
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In case you didn't notice, there was a presidential election this week.
Wired
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A key government ally, Neves lost the 2014 presidential election against Rousseff.
Reuters
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He did not carry either state in his two presidential election victories.
Reuters
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Special Report: Will your mail ballot count in the U.S. presidential election?
Reuters
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Unlike the presidential election of 2004, these elections are primarily about Iraq.
The Guardian
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