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Meanings of win reelection in English

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Usage of win reelection in English
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And that China would prefer President Donald Trump does not win reelection.
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She took to the stump to help Schwarzenegger win reelection in 2006.
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Postal Service to help President Donald Trump win reelection in November.
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I'm confident that he can, or at the very least, enough to win reelection.
Ebony
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On the gubernatorial level, however, Sununu is well-liked and presently looks poised to win reelection.
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Lincoln's bid to win reelection in November in Arkansas is also a factor, they said.
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He still managed to win reelection in November 2014.
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Should he win reelection, that resistance would probably disintegrate.
NY Magazine
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Taylor said Kobach, a Republican, is an honorary member of the Roberts campaign and wants the senator to win reelection.
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Waldman's piece was titled "Trump: I can win reelection with just my base." Trump is seeking re-election on Nov. 3.
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Corbett was voted out in November, the first time an incumbent Pennsylvania governor failed to win reelection since it was allowed in 1968.
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Mary Trump's complaint has renewed attention on her uncle and his family, fewer than six weeks before Donald Trump hopes to win reelection.
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We both believed that Johnson would win reelection and that my brother should wait until 1972, when he would be the logical successor.
True compass: a memoir
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Nixon would later win reelection for the presidency in 1972, and resign in 1974 after the Watergate scandal.
Ebony
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He won reelection last November, three months after he was criminally charged.
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Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto won reelection this past November.
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Win reelection across language varieties
United States of America
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