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Beijing may be able to put up with a Hsieh-led DPP but will do nothing to give it a pre-election boost with, for example, a deal on tourism.

Pre-election hopes that Mr Yanukovich would face strong opposition from her are yet to be fulfilled.

She stood by her pre-election comments that the Nevada lawmaker ``is and has been supportive of the Convention'' on the Law of the Sea.

A pre-election resolution of the EU issue is unlikely as it would risk eroding parties' support.

Considerable savings could be found by shutting Congress down for the remaining 411 pre-election weeks of the eight-year electoral cycle.

Most political analysts believe the first lady can win outright, but note that pre-election polls are often unreliable in Argentina.

The moral of the story : only a fool thinks honesty is the best pre- election tax policy .

A lot of people feel they have been sold down the river by a government that has failed to keep the pre-election promises.

Former South African president Nelson Mandela has made an unexpected appearance at the governing ANC party's final pre-election rally.

Equally disturbing is the likelihood that the Republicans will join them in this pre-election year.

This year, though, had seen a surge, perhaps lured by pre-election promises to spend more on roads, bridges and drains.

Bhutto had just addressed a pre-election rally on Thursd ay in the garrison town of R aw alpine when a suicide bomber blew himself up.

Most worrying is a pre-election attack in the United States.

Hillary won her election, 55-43 percent, a much larger margin than she had in all the pre-election polls but one.

It says its supporters were too scared to vote in other places, following pre-election attacks.

A few socialist members of parliament are engineering this and it is pre-election campaign stuff.

India's budget, released on Friday, is a classic pre-election spending binge.

A final pre-election day poll gives Senator Clinton a seven-point lead.

If a foreigner watches Navruz on Tajik television, he would think that it is either a president's birthday or his pre-election campaign.

He will be constrained neither by pre-election promises (he has made few) nor, probably, by the need to placate smaller parties.

The attack comes at a fragile time in the pre-election timetable.

"This is not just cosmetic pre-election tactics, " says Utz Claassen, chief executive of EnBW.

What is more, in the pre-election campaigning, real policy issues are coming to the fore.

But it also rolled back reform, for example by issuing a pre-election pledge that pensions would never drop even if wages did.

So why does Mr Sarkozy think that 2011, a pre-election year, is the right time to strike?

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