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- The nominees for best actor are...
- AND THE NOMINEES ARE...† (source)
- A few months after that, in October 2011, my father told me he had received an email informing him I was one of five nominees for the international peace prize of KidsRights, a children's advocacy group based in Amsterdam.† (source)
- Some of the nominees had declined the offer for lack of interest or because they could not afford the $800 that being a debutante would cost, including the entrance fee, the price of a gown, the expense of hosting a social event, and incidentals.† (source)
- What it really came down to, for a gubernatorial appointee, was whether or not that nominee would in some way reflect poorly on the governor herself.† (source)
- I elect as Supreme Pontiff ....Then he announced the nominee's name that had been written beneath it.† (source)
- On June 2, as Secretary of the Navy John Connally wins a runoff to become the Democratic nominee for governor of Texas, the Oswalds' train crosses the Soviet border at Brest.† (source)
- In fact, most all of the nominees were perfectly good choices and the Republicans opposed hardly any of them.† (source)
- Fastforward four years, to my birth, and my dad, riding a wave of critical and commercial success—NYT best-seller list, National Book Award nominee—was heading up the creative writing program, while my mom was, as she liked to put it, "lost in a sea of diapers and self-doubt."† (source)
- The only way rich people could take over control is if there were property qualifications for either voters or nominees.† (source)
- Why hadn't they told her who the other nominees were?† (source)
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- With an oath he rejected the suggestion that he accept a position as Herbert Hoover's running mate, and he attacked the Republican Convention's platform and the methods by which it had selected its nominees.† (source)
- The Supreme Court nominee
- The twenty-five debutantes had been culled from an original group of fifty nominees.† (source)
- It would have no way of knowing who the next nominee would be.† (source)
- It was performed in Chicago on the same night in May 1860 that Lincoln was confirmed as the Republican nominee for the presidency.† (source)
- And since their rejection might stigmatize the nominee and reflect badly on the President's judgment, they will rarely reject a nominee except when there are strong reasons.† (source)
- The qualifications of voters or nominees are defined in the Constitution and Congress can't change them.† (source)
- And the Democratic nominee for Governor told his audiences that if Senator Taft had ever seen the victims of Nazi concentration camps, he never would have been able to make such a statement.† (source)
- The Democratic nominee for United States Senator in New York expressed his deep shock at the Taft statement and his certainty it would be repudiated by "right-thinking and fair-minded Americans."† (source)
- The Republican Senatorial candidate, former Governor John Bricker, was not only a close ally of Taft but had been the Vice Presidential nominee in 1944 as running mate to Governor Dewey.† (source)
- But as the campaign utterances of Democratic nominee Al Smith of New York began to fall into line with Norris' own views, he was confronted with the most difficult political problem of his career.† (source)
- Charles Evans Hughes in 1920 was neither a Congressman nor a Governor—but he was the most prominent lawyer inthe country, a former Governor, Supreme Court Justice and Presidential nominee, and under active consideration for further public office.† (source)
- But the essence of the man and his career was caught in a tribute paid to the Republican Senator from Nebraska by the Democratic Presidential nominee in September, 1932: History asks, "Did the man have integrity?† (source)
- In October of 1946, Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio was the chief spokesman for the Republicans in Washington, the champion of his party in the national political arena and the likely Republican nominee for the Presidency in 1948.† (source)
- In 1928, despite his continued differences with the Republican party and its administrations, the Nebraska Senator was one of the party's most prominent members, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and a potential Presidential nominee.† (source)
- The 1944 Republican Presidential nominee, and Taft's bitter rival for party control and the 1948 nomination, New York's Governor Thomas E. Dewey, declared that the verdicts were justified; and in a statement in which the New York Republican nominee for the Senate, Irving Ives, joined, he stated: "The defendants at Nuremberg had a fair and extensive trial.† (source)
- In August, some six weeks further on, were to be held the county Republican and Democratic conventions at which were to be chosen the regular party nominees for these respective offices.† (source)
- He would get active in the union again, and perhaps try to get an office, as he, Harper, had; he would tell all his friends the good points of Doyle, the Republican nominee, and the bad ones of the "sheeny"; and then Scully would furnish a meeting place, and he would start the "Young Men's Republican Association," or something of that sort, and have the rich brewer's best beer by the hogshead, and fireworks and speeches, just like the War Whoop League.† (source)
- It is slyly and maliciously intended to convey to this jury that because I am the Republican nominee for judge of the county, it is impossible for me to properly and fairly conduct the prosecution of this case.† (source)
- It wants to have a House of Commons which is not weighted with nominees of the landed class, but with representatives of the other interests.† (source)
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The homeward bound and the outward bound,
The beautiful lost swimmer, the ennuye, the onanist, the female that
loves unrequited, the money-maker,
The actor and actress, those through with their parts and those
waiting to commence,
The affectionate boy, the husband and wife, the voter, the nominee
that is chosen and the nominee that has fail'd,
The great already known and the great any time after to-day,
The stammerer, the sick, the perfect-form'd, the homely,
The criminal that stood in the box, the judge that sat and sentenced
him, the fluent lawyers, the jury, the audience,
The laugher and weeper, the dancer, the midnigh† (source)
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