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Significados de byelection (byelections) en inglés

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Uso de byelections en inglés
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Normally, byelections haven't been held within three months of a general election.
The Guardian
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Twenty-one byelections have been held since then, each won by the opposition.
The Irish Times
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In that regard, treating byelections as an optional extra is not acceptable.
The Irish Times
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The party has chosen two relatively known candidates to contest both byelections.
The Irish Times
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The Liberals will not field candidates in the byelections in Western Australia.
The Guardian
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Voters go to the polls today in the Meath and Kildare North byelections.
The Irish Times
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No practical reason exists for the byelections to be held on separate dates.
The Irish Times
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These byelections form the underlying theme of Leinster House talk.
The Irish Times
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Brown has had a dismal record in byelections this year.
The Guardian
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It's absolutely typical Lib Dem practice in byelections, totally unscrupulous.
The Guardian
11
He said Seanad byelections were filled much more quickly than those in the Dáil.
The Irish Times
12
Sir, -A smart leader would have found a way to avoid the upcoming byelections.
The Irish Times
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Labour simply cannot go on losing byelections like this.
The Guardian
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They're just not trusted in this city. But she acknowledged that byelections could be unpredictable.
The Guardian
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Some subsequent byelections have seen turnout as low as 10%.
The Guardian
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There are three byelections taking place next week.
The Irish Times
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