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The | majority was either on the death march, in concentrati |
a city and working-class electorate, and his | majority was gradually reduced by Labour. |
His 2002 | majority was slashed to just 382 at the 2005 election |
itting Conservative MP, Richard Benyon, whose | majority was 20.9%. |
The Conservative candidate's | majority was slashed in half, but the Liberal candidat |
Japan's first conservative government with a | majority was formed by 1955. |
No | majority was achieved. |
His original | majority was a little over 2,000. |
The | majority was found in heights above 750 m (2,460 ft), |
The party's | majority was reduced from the 54.2% at the October 197 |
Her | majority was slightly reduced in the 2001 and 2005 ele |
Silent | Majority was a Swiss rap and hip hop music group. |
He was re-elected in 1966, when his | majority was 737 votes. |
A two-thirds | majority was required for the amendments to pass. |
However, at the 1987 election their | majority was just 56. |
In the 1872 election Warner's | majority was greater than any other Republican state w |
His | majority was reduced but he still defeated the other t |
His | majority was just 179 votes in February 1974, and 141 |
1975, Black | Majority was nominated for a National Book Award |
This | majority was lead into the Whig Party by John M. Clayt |
those Debut recordings featuring Mingus, the | majority, was issued by Fantasy Records in 1992. |
rch dates from the 14th century, although the | majority was added later. |
The | majority was written by Cory J. with Lamer C.J., Sopin |
First, the Liberal | majority was such that it was difficult for a two memb |
At the 1951 general election Morris' | majority was again reduced to 2,160. |
The Liberal | majority was increased from 38 votes to 193, despite t |
However his small | majority was not sustained at the 1923 general electio |
Conservatives and Liberals, and the victor's | majority was rarely more than a few hundred votes. |
was returned in the election of 1914, but its | majority was reduced to a margin of two seats. |
State election in November 1884, a Republican | majority was elected for the session of 1885 to the As |
Majority was held by the Ontario Progressive Conservat | |
However, his | majority was lower than Climie's, the Unionists having |
the old land transport gallery, but the vast | majority was new. |
Lord's win was 44 of 55 seats, at 80% a huge | majority, was viewed as remarkable by all parties. |
retention of the seat, albeit with a reduced | majority, was regarded by the party with satisfaction. |
The Back Porch | Majority was an American folk music group founded by R |
A two-thirds | majority was not needed in order to amend I-960 becaus |
R1b1a (V88) The | majority was found in northern and central Africa |
The | majority was written by McLachlin C.J. with Major, Bin |
The voting | majority was for the deal to go ahead and for Tesco to |
The initially-declared | majority was only 5 votes, and an electoral petition w |
that agreed with the result but not with the | majority's reasoning, held that the majority was expan |
f the territories that had a clear non-Baltic | majority were attached to other republics; this, howev |
The | majority were built for the British Bus Group, a prede |
115,709 constituents of the riding, a slight | majority were previously constituents in the former ri |
Of the 1,400 survivors, the | majority were eventually transported as slave labour t |
The | majority were speakers of Hokkien (Min Nan), Cantonese |
eet peaked at around 20 vehicles of which the | majority were used for public service. |
All of the victims were civilians and the | majority were between the ages of 18-25. |
The | majority were exported mainly to the United States and |
The | majority were Loyalists that stuck to Britain's side. |
though there was a mix of social classes, the | majority were poor and illiterate. |
he carriage; some may have suffocated but the | majority were burned alive. |
Of the 240,000 votes reported, the vast | majority were in favour of appointing Prince Alfred of |
A few were opened with textiles, but the | majority were still closed with lids, waiting for his |
over twenty films between 1910 and 1953; the | majority were silents. |
pers missed the third drop zone, although the | majority were dropped in a relatively small area where |
some of them were 49-star versions, the vast | majority were 50-star proposals. |
t 35,000 reservists, of whom the overwhelming | majority were white. |
Some were Anarchists, but the | majority were trade unionists and Socialists. |
ere only 35 houses in Tal-y-bont in 1835, the | majority were thatched roof cottages. |
Many carried a backpack and, while the | majority were young, older people and families occasio |
mary contests where no single candidate got a | majority were decided in a runoff election on August 5 |
The | majority were found on wagons, but by 1920, there were |
The team played nine games in all but the | majority were against minor opposition. |
Winners with an absolute | majority were the CDU. |
The | majority were in the range 1.030-1.035º, |
The | majority were prepared to return to France and Trencha |
itself is in both Ashburnham and Westminster ( | majority Westminster) as the town line runs through th |
at the 1997 general election with a 240-vote | majority, when he overturned the 14,000-vote majority |
Hewes won a stronger | majority when she was re-elected to her second term in |
d an additional 26, giving the four parties a | majority when acting together. |
r 3, none of these candidates was able to win | majority, which resulted runoff. |
called after the collapse of the centre-left | majority which had won the previous 2006 election. |
In 1979 Conservatives gained a | majority, which they held for sixteen years. |
collection of Japanese woodblock prints has a | majority which were formerly in the collection of Fran |
ontrolled by a Progressive Conservative Party | majority, which won the largest majority in Canadian h |
In that year Conservatives gained an overall | majority, which it held until 1945. |
His | majority Whig Party selected him for the United States |
Belin village has an absolute Hungarian | majority, while Belin-Vale has an absolute Romanian ma |
Democratic Party party maintained its 25-seat | majority, while the Republican Party held 15 seats. |
results saw the Conservatives increase their | majority, while the Labour group leader lost his seat. |
abour needed to gain one seat to regain their | majority, while the Conservatives needed 3 gains to al |
He has served in the Assembly as Assistant | Majority Whip in 2004 and 2005, and has been the Assis |
Fasano served as | Majority Whip under the leadership of Senate Majority |
nited States Senate where he served as Senate | Majority Whip when Lyndon Johnson was Senate Majority |
He is also the | majority whip in the Iowa House of Representatives. |
He serves as Assistant | Majority Whip and as Chair of the Veterans' Affairs Co |
the 2009-2010 session, Dorsett served as the | Majority Whip in the Senate. |
Lewis served as | Majority Whip from 1913 until 1919. |
mber 16, 1999, Delegate Bohanan is the Deputy | Majority Whip for floor votes. |
on the House floor as well, serving as Deputy | Majority Whip from 1992 to 1994. |
Previously, Eide served as Assistant | Majority Whip in the Washington State House of Represe |
Ayer has served as | majority whip of the Vermont Senate as since 2006, and |
She was the first female | Majority Whip in the Ohio House of Representatives. |
He served as | Majority Whip from 1992 through 1996. |
Majority Whip - Senator Anitere Flores | |
He is the | Majority Whip for 2008 to 2010. |
e mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut and former | majority whip in the Connecticut Senate. |
Majority Whip - Senator David Simmons | |
He served as a | majority whip from 2007 to 2011. |
She was a | Majority Whip in the 2008-2010 session. |
He served as the House | majority whip between 1949 and 1953. |
Eide hserved as | Majority Whip from 2001 to 2002, and Democratic Whip i |
He served as | majority whip from 1913 to 1915. |
He served as | Majority Whip in the 102nd and 103rd Congresses. |
and | Majority Whip Roy Blunt (R-Mo.). |
From 1985-86 he served as the | majority whip for the Republican Party. |
He currently serves as the | Majority Whip and the Chairman of the Senate Tax and F |
Weinstein served as Assistant | Majority Whip from 2005 to 2006. |
On February 11, 2010 he was elected as | Majority Whip of the House of Representatives |
She serves as assistant | majority whip in the 129th General Assembly |
erved as a Special Assistant to former Senate | Majority Whip Alan Cranston and as an American Politic |
She served as a | majority whip from 1991 to 1994, and as an assistant m |
as a member of the state Senate, he served as | majority whip and chairman of the Rules Committee. |
Hottinger served as a | majority whip from 1993 to 2000, and as an assistant m |
Within the House, he was a | Majority Whip from 1996 to 1998, the Majority Floor Le |
In 1991, she served as the House Assistant | Majority Whip and in 1984 and again from 1992 to 1996, |
Jay Goyal, | Majority Whip of the Ohio House of Representatives. |
mocratic South Carolina congressman and House | Majority Whip Jim Clyburn is one of his relatives. |
Harkins was appointed House | Majority Whip by former Speaker of the House Thomas Fi |
He served as the Republican | Majority Whip from 2001 to 2002 and as the Republican |
JoAnne Favors is the Assistant | Majority Whip of the Tennessee House of Representative |
ieto has served in the Assembly as the Deputy | Majority Whip since 2006. |
She was appointed by the Speaker to be Deputy | Majority Whip in 2003 and currently serves in that cap |
s chosen by Speaker Mike Busch to be a Deputy | Majority Whip in 2006. |
l by a group of plaintiffs led by then-Senate | Majority Whip Mitch McConnell, a long-time opponent of |
ow Texan and Republican Tom DeLay, then House | Majority Whip, was elevated to Armey's Majority Leader |
In announcing Verdin's selection as | majority whip, Majority Leader Harvey Peeler said that |
licans and served for a period of time as the | Majority Whip. |
selected by the New Progressive Caucus to be | Majority Whip. |
From 2003 to 2011, Menard was the Senate | Majority Whip. |
g in various leadership positions, notably as | majority whip. |
He served two terms as the Senate House | Majority Whip. |
Since 2010 Lally has served as House Deputy | Majority Whip. |
ng of Dennie Oxley he assumed the position of | Majority whip. |
She is currently | Majority Whip. |
9 to 2002, he served as the Senate Democratic | majority whip. |
ring the 1997 and 1999 sessions, he served as | Majority Whip. |
In November 2008, he was chosen | majority whip. |
She currently serves as | majority whip. |
gues have chosen Jones to serve as the Senate | majority whip. |
Senator Sullivan currently serves a | Majority Whip. |
He is currently a | Majority Whip. |
He also served as | majority whip. |
She is the current Senate | Majority Whip. |
He also served as Deputy | Majority Whip. |
He was also the Assistant | Majority Whip. |
In the period of 1941 to 1945 he was House | Majority Whip. |
03rd General Assembly, she had been the House | Majority Whip. |
He currently serves as Assistant | Majority Whip. |
House of Representatives he has served as the | Majority Whip. |
ntal Affairs Committee and serves as a Deputy | Majority Whip. |
Republican Policy Committee and as assistant | majority whip. |
Majority Whip: Patrick Sweeney | |
Majority Whip: Tom Carney | |
Majority Whip: Gary Stanislawski | |
Majority Whip: Michael Maloney | |
Majority Whip: Jack Brandenburg | |
Majority Whip: John Adams | |
Assistant | Majority Whip: Judy Sheerer |
Assistant | Majority Whip: Cheryl Grossman |
Majority Whip: Gerald Bennett (R) | |
Majority Whip: Keith Regier (R) | |
Assistant | Majority Whip: Bill Harris |
Assistant | Majority Whip: Jim Buchy |
Majority Whip: Roy Brown (R) | |
Majority Whip: Greg Barkus (R) | |
Majority Whip: Phil Barnhart (D-11 Linn/Lane) | |
Majority Whip: Derrick Kitts (R-30 Hillsboro) | |
He is also one of the | Majority Whips. |
a, Farmer-Butterfield is currently one of the | Majority Whips. |
In 2007, Ross was elected as one of the House | Majority Whips. |
licy Committee, as Executive Director for the | Majority Whip's Office, and as Executive Assistant to |
the 1970s Durham High School was no longer a | majority white school and had in fact become a majorit |
The district is | majority white with a sizable black population. |
Benji and Reggie Cooper finally escape their | majority white preparatory academy in Manhattan. |
Boggs dissented from the Warren Commission's | majority who supported the single bullet theory. |
ons for seats in the State Duma resulted in a | majority win by United Russia. |
He defeated two other candidates with a solid | majority win the seat. |
Horsman would increase his sizable | majority winning another big plurality in the 1982 gen |
Democrats expanded their | majority, winning a Republican-held seat and an Indepe |
He won a big | majority, wiping out most of the Independents. |
the first round he barely missed an absolute | majority with a vote share of 49.80%. |
previous election in 2007 saw no party win a | majority, with the Conservatives being the largest par |
ll; most incumbent governments retained their | majority, with only a few exceptions. |
ancellor, governing in a broad coalition (2/3 | majority) with most of the minor parties except for th |
The Democratic Party retained their | majority, with no loss or gain of seats for any party. |
beral Democrat Party maintained its coalition | majority with help from the rural areas, even though t |
At the 1922 elections Labour gained a | majority with 38 seats. |
ntroduction approval was accepted with a slim | majority, with 50.14% in favour of the proposal; the c |
The commune has a romanian | majority, with a large hungarian minority. |
n, held on 5 May 2005, the Labour Party won a | majority with 36 out of 67 seats. |
1988 is held, Jatiya Party gets overwhelming | majority with 68.44% of the votes. |
eral Democrats ran the council, but without a | majority, with 18 seats. |
r to the Democratic Party, which maintained a | majority with 51 seats. |
Resolutions are passed by a simple | majority with a quorum of two-thirds. |
Ethnic Romanians were the | majority, with 1960 people (93%). |
for a five-year term by the people (absolute | majority with 2nd round if necessary). |
The California Democratic Party retained its | majority with 48 seats. |
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