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Meanings of won elections in English

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Usage of won elections in English
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It's why the appeasers won elections and had the support of public opinion.
The Guardian
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His party has won elections since 1993 when multi-party politics resumed.
Reuters
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He has led Afghanistan since the Taliban's was ousted and won elections in 2004.
The Irish Times
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Morsi had won elections in 2012 with a similar score.
The Guardian
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Merkel's conservatives easily won elections on Sept. 22 but fell short of achieving a majority.
Reuters
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Chavez won elections for a third term last December.
Reuters
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The DA behaves as though it won elections in Nelson Mandela when it did not.
The South African
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Omar al-Bashir has won elections several times since coming to power in a coup in 1989.
BBC
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Hollings consistently won elections as a moderate Democrat even as his state became ever more Republican.
Reuters
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Somehow he contrived to run a campaign that neither won elections nor stood on its principles.
The Guardian
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He then won elections boycotted by the opposition.
Reuters
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Both of them won elections by promising "order" and "prosperity" coupled with "social compassion".
Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
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Bozizé seized power in a coup in 2003 and has since won elections widely criticised as flawed.
The Guardian
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Socialist Michelle Bachelet won elections on Sunday to become the first female president in socially conservative Chile.
The Irish Times
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Bozize came to power in a 2003 coup and won elections in 2005.
Reuters
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The more he won elections, the greater grew his passion for democracy and for interpreting his native land.
The Masques of Ottawa
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Won elections across language varieties
United States of America
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