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Meanings of presumptive nominee in English

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Usage of presumptive nominee in English
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In recent elections, the delegates have simply rubberstamped the presumptive nominee.
Reuters
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Mr Buttigieg ultimately dropped out too and endorsed the presumptive nominee Joe Biden.
News.com.au
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The intra-party rift has created a quandary for Clinton, the Democrats' presumptive nominee.
Reuters
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They struck the right tone and mix for the presumptive nominee.
The Guardian
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Joe Biden, now the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee, said yes.
Wired
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Numbers USA has praised Trump's immigration plan and given the presumptive nominee an A-rating.
The Guardian
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At home, Hillary Clinton has commenced another presidential campaign as her party's presumptive nominee.
Reuters
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But it's all academic because Mr Biden is presumptive nominee.
BBC
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Ryan's skepticism about the presumptive nominee has sparked a backlash.
The Guardian
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In other words, he was acting like the presumptive nominee.
News.com.au
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Mr Obama will face the Republican presumptive nominee, John McCain, in November's presidential election.
The Irish Times
12
Cynthia McKinney, an African American former congresswoman from Georgia, is the Green Party's presumptive nominee.
Reuters
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Republican President Donald Trump is his party's presumptive nominee.
Reuters
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And now, he is his party's presumptive nominee for the presidency of the Unites States.
The Irish Times
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The billionaire businessman, seen as an outsider early in the campaign, is the Republicans' presumptive nominee.
Radio NZ
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Sanders dropped out of the Democratic presidential nominating contest in April, making Biden the presumptive nominee.
Reuters
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Presumptive nominee across language varieties
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