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Meanings of upcoming election in English

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Usage of upcoming election in English
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Most political leaders expect the upcoming election to be carried out peacefully.
Reuters
2
Imagine you're in a bar, discussing the upcoming election with your friends.
BBC
3
But they're not here to make a programme about the upcoming election.
The Irish Times
4
And so what does all this tell us about the upcoming election?
News.com.au
5
Any swing against the Coalition at the upcoming election could be fatal.
News.com.au
6
Discussing the upcoming election, Bennett said the new team had a good shot.
Radio NZ
7
Labour list MP Raymond Huo will retire from politics at the upcoming election.
Radio NZ
8
In that upcoming election, voters will choose a new, permanent sheriff.
Ebony
9
Small businesses are expecting the upcoming election to have tax implications.
Radio NZ
10
All his upcoming election events have been postponed or moved online.
Radio NZ
11
Does this allude to any more slick behavior in the upcoming election months?
Ebony
12
And I would consider this upcoming election the most consequential of our lifetime.
Independent.ie
13
And that would hurt his party's chances at the upcoming election.
Reuters
14
Jones is running in the Northland electorate in the upcoming election.
Radio NZ
15
I'll be making the most of it in the upcoming election.
The Irish Times
16
He also allowed Mr Knight to remain in office and contest the upcoming election.
Radio NZ
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Upcoming election across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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