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Meanings of win the presidency in English

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Usage of win the presidency in English
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The year is 1992 and Clinton is about to win the presidency.
News.com.au
2
At that time he was not considered likely to win the presidency.
Reuters
3
To win the presidency, a candidate must win at least 270 electors.
Reuters
4
And he later overcame the powerful Clinton machine to win the presidency.
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
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And if we don't win the presidency, things could get very dark.
NY Magazine
6
And also of course, we are going to win the presidency.
News.com.au
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Although Kerry didn't win the presidency, it helped make him the Democratic nominee.
The Guardian
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I don't think that a socialist nominee is going to win the presidency.
Reuters
9
In 1979, Gotbaum made an unsuccessful effort to win the presidency.
The new yorker
10
Bush, the last Northeastern Republican to win the presidency, won with 53 percent.
Reuters
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Many are saying whoever wins Ohio will win the presidency.
Radio NZ
12
So what stage are we at now and how do you win the presidency?
BBC
13
He said it would "almost certainly" mean the Democrats would win the presidency.
Reuters
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The candidate who obtains over 50% of the votes will win the presidency.
Reuters
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But experts still see the Democratic nominee as the odds-on favorite to win the presidency.
Reuters
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And I think he could actually win the presidency.
Reuters
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United Kingdom
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