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Trump is accused of colluding with Russia to swing the election his way.
The South African
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Here are the ways the diagnosis could swing the election either way for Trump.
Radio NZ
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If LBJ could strike anything resembling a peace deal, it could swing the election for Humphrey.
Reuters
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That is enough to swing the election.
Last call: the rise and fall of prohibition
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The deaths on the Council were a setback, but no one else had enough votes to swing the election.
Shadow's son
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The Negro support was sufficient to swing the election to the candidate endorsed by the darker half of the committee.
In the Land of Jim Crow
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They'll leak it to the press, try to portray me as a hero and swing the election back in my favor.
The abduction
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Moscow rejects the charge it tried to swing the election in Trump's favor, and Trump denies his campaign had anything to do with such interference.
Reuters
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The next minute, she was precipitating the biggest political crisis of the year and, possibly, swinging the election.
The Guardian
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Are the young people in Canterbury who swung the election last time still motivated or are they split?
The Guardian
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Kaya played a key role in the CIA's covert actions aimed to swing the elections for the LDP, which narrowly failed.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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In 2000, Democrats ­credited the NRA with swinging the election for George Bush by costing Al Gore his home state of Tennessee.
The Guardian
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Romney also would enter the general election campaign at a distinct disadvantage among women voters, who could be critical in swinging the election.
Reuters
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Clinton's aides have said FBI Director James Comey's announcement, which led to no charges, swung the election, a charge Trump's team has dismissed.
Reuters
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Mr Romney also would enter the general election campaign at a distinct disadvantage among women voters, who could be critical in swinging the election.
The Irish Times
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