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She needs continued support from her constituents to be re-elected.constituents = people she represents
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Two constituents of a musical composition are melody and harmony.constituents = parts of something
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He had been greeting friends and constituents for Eid at his hujra, just a mile from Imam Deri where Fazlullah's headquarters had been, when the bomb went off.† (source)constituents = parts of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of voters who are represented by a politician
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Its constituents are men and women and children of all ages, folks on the dodge from collection agencies, relationships gone sour, the law or the IRS, Ohio winters, the middle-class grind.† (source)
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He was a good man, and I liked his politics, so when constituents called and complained, I tried to explain his positions.† (source)
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Their constituents wondered what they were hiding, and their electoral doom was all but assured.† (source)
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Representatives from the five zones of each of the five regions, twenty-five in all, speaking for the various moons, planets, and stations in the Garseddai system, had surrendered in the name of their constituents, and were separately on their way to Sword of Amaat to meet Anaander Mianaai, Lord of the Radch, and beg for the lives of their people.† (source)constituents = parts of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of voters who are represented by a politician
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The cracks grew fast, and, accompanied by thunderous crashes and sky-obscuring dust, the pyramid below them broke into its constituent blocks.† (source)constituent = a part of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of a voter who is represented by a politician
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I was trying to recall what it was that the local town constituents considered an evening meal.† (source)constituents = parts of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of voters who are represented by a politician
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He went on to say that by accelerating two particles in opposite directions around the tube and then colliding them, scientists could shatter the particles into their constituent parts and get a glimpse of nature's most fundamental components.† (source)constituent = a part of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of a voter who is represented by a politician
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When Alex's clerk had told her the news about the World Trade Center, her first thought had not been for her constituents'only for Josie.† (source)constituents = parts of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of voters who are represented by a politician
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But what we do know enables us to establish that the earliest Greek philosophers' project concerned the question of a basic constituent substance and the changes in nature.† (source)constituent = a part of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of a voter who is represented by a politician
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Howe, a member of Parliament and a Whig, had earlier told his Nottingham constituents that if it came to war in America and he were offered a command, he would decline.† (source)constituents = parts of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of voters who are represented by a politician
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The bands of color reach so high, seem at times to separate into their constituent parts.† (source)constituent = a part of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of a voter who is represented by a politician
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Even when he profits modestly for himself, his wife, and his kids, the disparities between his life and those of his constituents grow so wide that fingers point at him.† (source)constituents = parts of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of voters who are represented by a politician
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Everything, it seems, has slowed to its constituent elements.† (source)constituent = a part of something -- most commonly used in the specific sense of a voter who is represented by a politician
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