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It is common to hear that a No vote in a small country cannot be permitted to interfere with the smooth running of the EU.

Some point to fears of globalisation, with which Doha is closely associated, as a factor behind the French 'No' vote.

Without activists, women would have no vote and no right to choose, and people of colour would have no freedom.

The representative from the nation's capital can speak, but has no vote on whether bills become law.

Republican Devin Nunes of California explained why he would not change his "no" vote.

No vote or amendment was on the agenda, just a hearing on what is simply called Senate Bill 5.

Its citizens have no vote in any national or international body, but they are suffering and need to be heard.

Though he had no vote, the delegate from Hawaii was allowed to sit in on the conference.

Holders of preferred stock have no vote on company issues, but they also have less risk.

But the new leader still needs more political experience, and because he fought hard for a no vote in the referendum he has lost some face.

But he stressed that despite its "no" vote, Turkey believes Iran must answer concerns about the nature of its nuclear program.

The threat of withdrawing fuel subsidies is no vote-winner.

A 'no' vote would sink the bailout and push Greece into the biggest sovereign bankruptcy in history.

Second, management prefers to seek board approval rather than risk a "no" vote from the shareholders.

There were many campaigns in the streets where people handed out leaflets explaining the Yes and No vote.

A pedestrian walks past a No Vote campaign billboard posted by the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) in Bangkok.

That is no vote-winner, but it is vital for sorting out Japan's precarious public finances.

Here come a man like me saying 'Don't vote! ' Rasta no vote.

I represent Hong Kong's no power, no money and no vote "Three Nos" public -at-large and that's you.