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Значения термина run unopposed на английском

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Использование термина run unopposed на английском
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The Commons speaker would normally be expected to run unopposed.
The Irish Times
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Plurality voting lowers the bar when incumbents run unopposed.
Reuters
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The party's TD for the constituency since 1992, Ms Liz O'Donnell, is expected to run unopposed.
The Irish Times
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Gilliead was afforded time and space to run unopposed and slam the ball beyond Lewis Thomas from the edge of the box.
BBC
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In September, when the governor, Jim Edgar, announced a special election, for November 28th, to fill Reynolds's seat, Palmer hoped that she would run unopposed.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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She ran unopposed once and was certainly planning on another easy victory.
The appeal
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Speculation is mounting he will be an agreed candidate, running unopposed.
The Irish Times
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Frenchman Bernard Laporte, who was running unopposed, has been elected vice-chairman.
Radio NZ
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There was no serious expectation of him being challenged, and indeed, he ran unopposed.
News.com.au
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In 2012 with his support running high, he ran unopposed.
Reuters
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Gregorio Kilili Sablan ran unopposed during the November 2016 elections.
Radio NZ
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Most local supervisors were running unopposed, and the winning candidates and proposals enjoyed large margins.
Wired
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In 85 percent of races, they ran unopposed.
Ebony
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Although both ran unopposed, the level of support was considered an important indicator of the party's backing.
Reuters
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Politicians voted 364-315 on Wednesday to re-elect Dr Merkel, who ran unopposed.
The Irish Times
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General Suleiman, a compromise candidate, ran unopposed.
The Irish Times
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