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In Pennsylvania, for example, African-American turnout exceeded 2008 levels, ABC News said.
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Southern areas in particular saw turnout hurt by Taliban attacks and threats.
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The tour director said she planned to join future voter turnout efforts.
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But obviously, we need great turnout on Tuesday, he told Fox News.
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And that was a good year, with the highest turnout since 1964.
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Years ago, the siding had begun to fall off his mother's house.
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They said siding with En Marche could have serious implications for them.
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We stand looking up at the two-story house with gray vinyl siding.
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The justices rejected Cablevision's appeal without any comment, siding with the FCC.
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Polls show most Muslims siding with the ruling Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance, however.
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Yes, I did sort of leave her on a sidetrack, didn't I?
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Cav hated that he'd hurt her but couldn't let it sidetrack him.
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Anything he could do to sidetrack the Freedom Party struck him as worthwhile.
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You have one talent already; why do you want to follow a sidetrack.
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If she thought her diversion would sidetrack me, she was mistaken.
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The circus train had been sent for, and occupied a long railroad siding.
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It was a huge area, subdivided into a dozen pens along the railroad siding.
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William and Viola strolled through the garden from the railroad siding to join them.
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This is a group of logs, at a railroad siding.
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A gang of laborers was engaged in moving the timbers back from the railroad siding.
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A warehouse with a railroad siding.
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Portia tucked her arm through his and began to stroll toward their private railroad siding, a wedding present from her grandfather.
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He was a dealer in coal and lumber and owned a number of unpainted sheds facing a railroad siding west of town.
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He would grunt as her father did when at evening he came home from the little hot office by the railroad siding.
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Down below in the valley, on the railroad siding, lay the special train that had brought most of the guests from New York that morning.
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Getting in he drove away into the darkness over the bridge, out of Turner's Pike and along a street lined with factories and railroad sidings.