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Перевод: electioneering

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Тезаурус:

1. Beattie and Foster were fully involved with Paisley and Wylie in their protests and in electioneering.
2. Indeed, his technical electioneering skills remained rather weak.
3. Feminism, like every extremism and special interest, flourishes in a climate of electioneering, and Labour is gaining ground on the ideological battlefield.
4. DESPITE the bewildering razzmatazz of modern electioneering - its photo-opportunities, spin doctors, voter metering, and "image consultants" - one feature of British general elections remains essentially unchanged.
5. But Labour's early hopes that its leader's superior campaigning skills would make all the difference evaporated in the realisation that electioneering had become a form of trench warfare.
6. But, in a rush of electioneering, all were approved.
7. The electioneering procession was on the bridge, everyone shouting, klaxons blaring, and the PP chant repeated like a scratched disc.
8. Surely, the perfect end to a day's electioneering?
9. Island gossip said the President was keeping clear of electioneering from fear that the rumours spread about his involvement with the Colombian cocaine trade would harm his party's performance at the polls.
10. He first of all asked for a mandate based not on the distortions of a month's electioneering but on his 16 months in the leadership, not least his performance on the international stage.
11. Chopping from a celebrity to a caricature, mixing expert opinion with commonsense pronouncements, it underlined Labour's claim to appeal across the classes by featuring a cross-section of the population in the simplest electioneering format of all.
12. Electioneering, he had talked tough about getting government off the backs of the people.
13. This comes out well in The Short Guide to Electioneering, a pamphlet Quintus Cicero wrote for his brother, the Cicero, when he was standing for consul in 63 BC.