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Seems to me that with the nomination of Sarah Palin we are witnessing a similar phenomenon.

By comparison, 71% of Obama voters said they would vote for her if their candidate did not win the nomination.

He said he would decide by the end of September whether to seek the GOP nomination in 2012.

Prior to his nomination to the vice-presidency earlier this year, Daniel Morris was an intensely-some would say obsessively -private person.

Each has at least one handicap that, in any other year, would make it impossible for him to win the nomination.

Whether Mr Alito's nomination is such a circumstance may now be the subject of a bitter partisan fight.

There seems to always be a nomination that creeps up out of nowhere, for a movie not many people saw.

The third brother, Bobby, was murdered just when it looked as if he might win the Democratic presidential nomination in 1968.

Yes, provided the nomination is in accordance with a state migration plan approved by the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship.

Those who know Mr Strauss-Kahn well say that this scenario is plausible only if he is virtually guaranteed the nomination.

The figures revealed the failed candidate for the Democratic nomination, Hillary Clinton, is still burdened with $9m from her campaign.

That tension between the two men has been most evident over the nomination of a successor to Mario Draghi as president of the Bank of Italy.

This will allow her to bypass what some have speculated would be a risky Senate nomination process.

Until just a few months ago, 51-year-old Senator John Edwards of North Carolina was a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.

There was an open nomination, there was a secret ballot, and there was full particpation in this election.

Good morning. The United States Senate is now considering my nomination of Judge Sam Alito to be an associate justice on the Supreme Court.

He remembered the fact that his nomination had not been unanimous.

Mr. Marchenko said he was surprised by his nomination, which he said he learned of in a text message from his prime minister.

One of the last acts of that Congress was to approve the nomination.

In fact, she deserves an Academy Award nomination for her often subtle, always fearless performance that is at the heart of the film.

Next she had to become a dazzling Hollywood girl showing up on Sunday, January 17 for her Golden Globe nomination.

After the Agnew nomination was announced, what had been a peaceful gathering against poverty turned into a riot.

The nomination box should bear the name of the project and a few lines of instructions.

WHEN you secured the nomination, you said that this was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal.

The Nomination Committee meets at least once a year.

She also cited the 2008 race's significance as the first to produce a major party nomination of an African-American presidential candidate.

Nevertheless, Republican opposition to his nomination appeared to strengthen during and after the hearing.

To win the nomination, a candidate must appeal to the kind of hard-core Democrats who vote in primaries, who tend to be furiously anti-war.

In Arkansas, Democratic Senator Blanche Lincoln narrowly won nomination to a 3rd term. Arkansas native Bill Clinton campaigned for her.

TS is a policy advisor for New York Senator Hillary Clinton, currently the front-runner in the race for the Democratic Party's nomination.

When the Senate is ready to vote, senators are asked, "Will the Senate advise and consent to this nomination? "

Conventional wisdom holds that, at this point, Hillary Clinton has only the faintest hopes of securing the Democratic nomination.

At the time of his nomination he had been an appeals court judge for only two months.

He quoted a Chinese aphorism as he accepted the nomination on Saturday, which he translated as, "Together we work, together we progress. "

But can Utah's impressive ex-governor catch up with the front-runner for the Republican nomination, his fellow-Mormon Mitt Romney?

He was an adviser to President Bush and advised Mitt Romney in his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.

She confirms that Gov. Palin has worn some Out of the Closet purchases on TV since she clinched the nomination, but declined to say when.

Indeed, if it goes on to win the Big One, Avatar will do so without the benefit of a screenwriting nomination.

Clinton, 60, acknowledged in a speech charged with emotion that she had lost the struggle for the Democratic presidential nomination.

And Democrats on the Senate intelligence committee said they had been kept in the dark about the nomination.

Trump added that had he decided to run, he is convinced he could have won the Republican Party nomination and the presidency next year.

Negroponte embraced the president's nomination describing it as "an opportunity of a lifetime. "

Added to his earlier win in New Hampshire, this has made him the favourite, albeit an uncertain one, to win the Republican nomination.

Today, Senate majority leader Harry Reid kicked off the Senate debate on her nomination by calling for civility.

But to everyone's surprise, a little-known candidate named Wendell Willkie suddenly gained a great deal of support and won the nomination.

Tactical errors also seem to have played a role in Clinton's failure to win the nomination.

a candidate who did not pursue the nomination, but accepted a draft by the party convention.

In the next nomination for the best social psychology study I need your help as I'm in two minds.

It topped the jazz charts and earned her a Grammy nomination for Best Jazz Vocal Performance, but she lost to Etta James.

McCain's victory in this year's New Hampshire primary in January put him on course to win the Republican Party's presidential nomination.

Only one serious Republican candidate has so far entered the race for that party's nomination.

"A century later, his grandson will return to China as America's top diplomat, " Obama said at the time of his nomination.

The victory, earned from her first Oscar nomination, will have raised her profile in Hollywood overnight.

Anyhow, Prison Break has brought Wentworth Miller a "Golden Globe" nomination and made him famous immediately.

And she received an Academy Award nomination for her role in "The Subject Was Roses. "

Although many names are suggested informally, a formal nomination can be submitted only by an Academy member.

Mr Hollande, a strong runner for the Socialist presidential nomination, replied that he had "no knowledge" of the gravity of the charges.

At his wife's suggestion, he quit smoking before his campaign to win the Democratic nomination began.

Speaking on the Fox News Sunday program, Davis said McCain made a comeback in his fight for his party's nomination, and is doing it again.

To run for president, a candidate needed nomination by parties commanding at least 20% of the DPR or 25% of the popular vote.

I think her song beautifully captures the essence of the Narnia movies, and I am thrilled for her nomination!

Into the office, she threw me a nomination form, you pass a pen, I said "Thank you" , fill it up seriously.

Conservatives, including his evangelical base, had begun to get uneasy even before the nomination of the not-right-enough Ms Miers.

It was her only Oscar nomination, and she was the oldest person ever to receive one for acting.

Her honors include an Alicia Patterson Foundation fellowship and a nomination for a National Book Critics Circle Award.

Tyler was a strong believer in states' rights. He had worked hard to win the nomination for Senator Clay.

But then to turn around, and say I'm going to disrupt essentially the nomination of two key members of the present's cabinet.

He may be resigning for reasons we know nothing about. He may decide not to stand as a candidate for the Republican nomination.

It became apparent that she had the best actress nomination locked up.

Many people thought the nomination was his for the asking, and for a good while I thought he would ask.

He thinks Mr Bush should pardon Lewis "Scooter" Libby, and that it is too soon to say who will win the Republican presidential nomination.

All That Jazz won four Academy Awards and earned Fosse his third Oscar nomination for Best Director.

So it is not at all fantastical to think that if Mr Romney secures the nomination a more authentic conservative will decide to go it alone.

Reports should describe conditions for nomination, e. g. age limits, and any other qualifications or restrictions.

As good as he -- and everyone else -- is in the film, there isn't a performance that would lead to a nomination.

A committee! Lords and esquires are out of date, and the prevailing nomination is to a committee. Don't you still understand?

Biden was competing with Obama and others for the Democratic nomination at the time, but dropped out of the race early on.

However, the opposition still blocked the nomination of Hiroshi Watanabe as one of his deputies.

Mary Ruwart a libertarian speaker, writer, activist and was a leading candidate for the 2008 Libertarian Party presidential nomination.

Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts had won the Democratic nomination for president, and his name would be announced at the convention.

As I said, I don't think Mrs Palin has a realistic chance of winning the nomination.

Tell us more, said many voters in New Hampshire: to that extent, they were right to deny him certain nomination.

To illustrate this nomination for my top ten psychology studies I'd like to tell you a story.

Thursday night, at the Democratic National Convention, President Barack Obama accepted his party's nomination for a second term.

Kidman is a hot favorite to receive an Oscar nomination for her performance in the movie.

Blaine replied: "If the presidential nomination is offered to me, I could not and would not accept it. "

The Iowa Straw Poll, as the event is known, effectively kicks off the race for the Republican Party's presidential nomination next year.

To launch a good neighbor award, put nomination boxes around the neighborhood in coffee shops, libraries, schools, and community centers.

On nomination, many participants wished to see more candidates.

But one of his rivals for the Republican nomination refuses to acknowledge that he is a Christian.

But if he captures the nomination, he will need to be prepared to raise and spend a lot more.

A: On your first question, we have taken note of the nomination of a new treasury secretary by President Bush.

If the nomination contest were fought primary by primary Mr Obama might be favourite to win - but it is not.

Democratic congressional leaders are hoping for a quick resolution of the Democratic nomination contest after Tuesday's primaries.

Mr. Chairman, delegates, distinguished guests, and fellow Americans: I accept your nomination for vice president of the United States.

Dr. Hamburg's nomination would mean that FDA would have the leadership it needs at a time when it faces huge challenges.

Democrats have many more of these delegates, commonly referred to as superdelegates, and they can affect the nomination in a close contest.

the nomination for your signature as you direct.

Some good news for Hillary Clinton in her battle with Barack Obama for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.

Although golden Carey has been active in the film, but he never won an academy award nomination.

Several other good Democrats seemed likely to run, so the nomination fight was sure to be hard.

Of all the front-runners for the Republican nomination, Mr Cain has been by far the easiest to like.

The power of the presidium can be simply divided into three parts: overture, nomination and the power in the procedure of inquiry.

In 2008 Mr Romney failed to win the Republican nomination even after spending $45m of the personal fortune he made in venture capital.

Democrats in the United States cast their final ballots this week in primary elections for the party's presidential nomination.

"They're for the powerful, we're for the people, " he said in accepting the Democratic presidential nomination.

Inside the convention hall, Eugene McCarthy, a senator who opposed the war in Vietnam, lost his campaign for the presidential nomination.

Candidates for the Democratic Party's presidential election nomination have picked that theme up as they campaign ahead of the primaries.

Newt Gingrich, one of the Republican contenders for the party's presidential nomination, recently called the CBO a "socialist" institution.

Even if Obama wins both states as expected, that will not give him enough for an outright win of the Democratic nomination.

The candidate they back tends to win the Republican nomination.

A key U. S. Senate committee has approved the nomination of Senator Hillary Clinton as the next secretary of state.

But Obama told supporters Monday in Mississippi that Democrats must choose between the two of them for the party nomination.

Nomination for the Award can be made at any time subject to written justification and confirmation of such achievements.

Only two young masters thoroughly study, there is gold placard the nomination of that day of, had the road.

Assuming Mr. Obama goes ahead with the nomination, Mr. Locke still needs to make it through the Senate confirmation process.

In politics, an unknown candidate for office who wins a nomination or election is called "a dark horse. "

With profound gratitude and great humility, I accept your nomination for the presidency of the United States.

At the time of Pachauri's nomination for the post, Gore called him the "let's drag our feet candidate" .

But even in today's Republican Party there could be a path for a non-Tea Party extremist to win the nomination.

But his hand-in-glove cooperation with the Obama administration could also be an impediment in the nomination fight.

Clay had been working hard for the nomination for more than two years.

Democrat Howard Dean may have been the ground breaker . He was a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004.

He thought of running for the Republican nomination in 1996 and became Bob Dole's running-mate.

I interviewed Obama in June, a week after he claimed the nomination.

And he chose to take a political path that helped him get the nomination of his party.

Acquisition of new projects: Project information, quotation preparation, negotiation ? gain nomination.

One of his studies is the third nomination for the Top Ten Psychology Studies.

The manner of her nomination prompted an objection by the staff association.

Mr. Lee won the presidential nomination from his Grand National Party in tight race against Ms. Park.

But a powerful party leader there supported him. So delegates gave Arthur the vice presidential nomination to strengthen party unity.

Second, the basis for nomination into a program for gifted children is high intelligence.

The former US ambassador to China, Jon Huntsman, has become the latest Republican to say he'll seek the party's presidential nomination.

Her portrayal won her a British Academy Award and her first Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress.

Hopefully non of the silly majority of candidates for the Republican nomination will not become a president of the US.

Though unopposed and with his GOP nomination sewed up weeks ago, Bush wants to bolster his support.

Mr Obama enjoys huge support among blacks and rich white liberals. That was enough to win him the Democratic nomination.

Methods Class Play Inventory and Peer Nomination were used to survey 553 pupils about relational aggression in a primary school.

RAY FREEMAN: Fourteen men declared themselves to be candidates for the Republican nomination.

Democrat H. D. may have been the ground breaker. He was a contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004.

Then Christopher Nolan failed to get a directing nomination for "Inception" .

When he announced that he was accepting the nomination an ear- numbing thunder broke through the auditorium.

For this reason, Coolidge faced only one serious opponent for the Republican presidential nomination in nineteen twenty-four.

But he will need help from some of the super delegates at the convention to give him enough additional votes to secure the party nomination.

Take Gary Hart. He was the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination in the 1988 election, but was suspected of marital infidelities.

The voters were surprised when the dark horse won the nomination.

The claim came on the last day of primary season , as projections showed he had earned enough delegates to clinch the nomination .

After months of shadow-boxing, several of the main contenders for the Republican nomination are declaring their hand.

And as it looks like that is not going to happen, the odds of her winning the nomination are very, very small.

On the eve of the primary, the two candidates for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination were campaigning virtually non-stop .

Interestingly, it seems that Huntsman should have been celebrating his nomination as ambassador to China in. . . well, China.

As American troops became mired more deeply, Robert announced he would fight Johnson for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination.

and its close association to California made it an easy nomination for Audubon California's 2009 Bird of the Year.

before submitting the nomination form , the nominator must get the consent of the candidate to be nominated.

In his second bid for the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney is taking a different approach, adopting a low-key style steeped in discipline.

Among the Republicans, the worry is that she could win the nomination and prove unelectable.

Madam Chairwoman, delegates, I accept your nomination for President of the United States.

For performance Smith received an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor and a Golden Globe nomination.

If my nomination is confirmed by the Health Assembly tomorrow, I intend to take the legacy of Dr Lee and his predecessors forward.

First, our top story. Senator John McCain formally accepting the nomination of the Republican Party for the coming presidential battle.

In Florida's primary election Kendrick Meek won the Democratic nomination for senator after a bitter fight with a billionaire rival.

Well, the most likely scenario is that by the end of this week Barack Obama will have wrapped up the Democratic nomination.

In November, Obama and his advisers began meeting in Axelrod's office to discuss seeking the Democratic nomination for the presidency.

Intrade, an online betting firm, gave him a 70% chance of winning the nomination (against 11% for Mr Perry and just over 7% for Mr Cain).

Shelving his criticisms of Mr Menem's "infamous decade" may be a necessary sacrifice to obtain the nomination.

His epistolary prose anthology "To be Continued" won the Nomination Prize of the 6th "Five Aspects Project" of Enshi prefecture.

The LP became popular with college radio and sold well, earning a gold certification and a Grammy nomination.

Obama campaigned amid fresh signs that he is picking up momentum in his fight with Senator Clinton to nail down the Democratic nomination.

So, in an effort to unite the party, Stephen Douglas offered to withdraw. James Buchanan got his votes and the nomination.

The compromise candidate won the nomination. James Garfield offered the vice presidential nomination to Chester Arthur of New York.

Intension, Problems and Improving Countermeasures of "Initial Nomination Responsibility"

It is not to put Ron Paul in the presidency, we are quite aware that he is not going to get the nomination.

The only required convention business not yet conducted is the formal nomination and approval of McCain and his running mate, Sarah Palin.

I thank you once again, Mr. Director-General, for that prestigious nomination.

Admired as a business-minded, mainstream conservative, Mr Portman faced no challenge for the nomination.

Any sale or nomination to her, through her husband, would be voidable .

On Tuesday, the President's president's choice to lead the Department of Health and Human Services with grue withdrew his nomination.

The other big winner on Tuesday was John McCain, whose win moved him closer to locking up the Republican nomination.

The president, frustrated by the blocked nomination, Wednesday sidestepped the Senate and appointed Cordray.

But by the time they realized they had been tricked, it was too late; we picked up all 271 delegates and clinched the nomination.

The plan, standard fare for presidential campaigns, was to lock up the nomination on Super Tuesday, February 5, 2008.

Hillary Clinton could still win the nomination if delegate votes from Michigan and Florida are counted at the party's convention in August.

So the base still hungers for someone who really, truly believes what every candidate for the party's nomination must pretend to believe.

Mr. Chairman and delegates, I accept your nomination for President of the United States.

He had no hope of winning the nomination, so he decided not to run.

New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination.

The proposer, seconder and candidates must not be disqualified at the date of nomination.

The sales consultants need dealer nomination are highlighted in Grey in the name list.

All told, she looks likely to translate this into both the Democratic nomination and a victory in November 2008.

The convention concludes Thursday, when McCain is expected to give his speech accepting the Republican Party's presidential nomination.

In 1959, she received yet another nomination for her role in Nun's Story.

Mr Obama gave a hint of possible future tensions with Europe in a speech he delivered to AIPAC hours after winning the nomination.

McCain formally accepted the nomination Thursday on the final day of the party's national convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Mitt Romney, the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination, speaks loftily of another American century.

Nomination ballots and a complete list of the 254 eligible films were posted to Academy members this week.

Since that was not done, the president's only route to the nomination is through Mr Putin rather than an independent bid.

Almost all the plausible Republican candidates for the presidential nomination say they support the bill.

If there is only one nomination, the presiding member shall declare the nominee elected as deputy chairman.

Technical communication with suppliers during the nomination process for outsourced parts.

The highly charged political environment that envelops a Supreme Court nomination can be maddening.

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Obama's rival for the party's presidential nomination, Senator Hillary Clinton, also wished Kennedy a quick recovery.

They worked together on "Pride and Prejudice, " in which Knightley played Elizabeth Bennet and earned an Oscar nomination.

While his supporters and detractors engaged in a heated discussion, Han himself has been low-key about his nomination.

Some petitions are a bit silly, frankly: the nomination of Michael Jackson for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize has more than 58, 000 signatures.

The straw poll is an unreliable predictor of the winner of the Iowa caucuses, let alone the Republican nomination or the presidency.

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Reference letters must also be RECEIVED by the nomination deadline.

After securing the Democratic presidential nomination, however, Mr. Obama seemed to moderate his stance.

Welcome to the sixth nomination for the top ten psychology studies and as you'll have guessed it's a big one.

Committee members can vote to report a nomination favorably, report a nomination unfavorably or report a nomination without recommendation.

In 2005, while overseeing Harriet Miers's disastrous nomination to the Supreme Court, he told CNN that justices had become too intellectual.

McCain looked beyond the nomination contest and directed his political fire at the presumed Democratic nominee.

It is hard to believe but the first test for Republicans seeking their party's presidential nomination is less than one year away.

But Democrats expressed remarkably few reservations about Obama despite his tough nomination fight with Hillary Clinton. . .

On Tuesday, the president's choice to lead the Department of Health and Human Services withdrew his nomination.

Jon Huntsman Jr. , a former Utah governor and ambassador to China, isn't a serious contender for the Republican presidential nomination.

This condition allowed a neophyte senator from Illinois to seize his party's nomination from the jaws of the formidable Clinton machine.

Three ballots later, Blaine won the presidential nomination. However, many Republicans refused to support Blaine.

Should he win the nomination, his chances in the general election would depend very much on whether he could speak to America's heartlands.

So too with Chu. Identity politics is a second- or third-order aspect of this nomination.

It can either be a self-nomination or someone you know or admire.

The Democrats will be happy to remind people of other lapses in Mr Giuliani's judgment if he wins the nomination.

Experts say Perry's decision to enter the race has shaken up the fight for the nomination.

Clinton and Obama are engaged in a close battle for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.

The election committee will transform into the nomination committee when universal suffrage of the chief executive is implemented in 2017.

Democrats are expected to formally deliver the party's presidential nomination to Barack Obama tonight.

His uncertain path to the nomination has led to speculation about his motives.

But political observers point out that Republicans may worry about offending Hispanics if they try to block her nomination.

His friends were pleased by his nomination.

When Iwas informed of the announcement of my nomination, I could not believe my ears.

Any one of them could break out and emerge as a serious competitor for the nomination.

She lost the Democratic Party nomination to her then-Senate colleague Barack Obama.

Different cultures between China and Western countries cause lots of troubles to the translation and nomination of trademarks.

Voters chose between two candidates for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination: Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Senator Obama will formally accept his party's nomination at an outdoor football stadium on the fourth night of the convention.

Using a metric called "peer nomination, " in which youths are asked to identify their friends by name, Dr. Downey and Dr.

The Vermont governor is competing against seven other candidates seeking the Democratic Party nomination for president .

I am more confident today, in light of our victories in Virginia and Maryland and the District, that we are on the path to the nomination.

Political analysts say redoing the Florida and Michigan votes is a key part of Clinton's strategy to win the Democratic nomination.

Romney, whose father sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1968, would be the first Mormon president.

Yesterday Aniston received an Emmy nomination for "supporting actress in a comedy series" .

Part IV of this form should be completed and signed by ALL candidates on the nomination list.

As part of the A - list cast, LaBeouf shared a Screen Actors Guild nomination with the sizable all-star lineup.

The U. S. Senate will have to confirm the nomination.

The candidates for the party nomination have set out their stalls and "the competition will take place without him" .

President Ford won the Republican presidential nomination at the party's convention in Kansas City.

My snap judgment is to say I don't like it because it lessens the value of a Best Picture nomination by half.

The nomination of Steven Chu as U. S. Secretary of Energy might "kill two birds with one stone" .

Senator Eugene J. McCarthy was a presidential hopeful who never even won his party's nomination.