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| A swizzle stick is the branch of a tropical | bush with three to five forked branches on the end. |
| The final 3 poll average showed | Bush with 55% to Kerry at 39%. |
| North Carolina was won by Governor George W. | Bush with a double digit margin of victory. |
| ion, half-crouching watchfully, behind a protea | bush, with the date '1853' in the exergue. |
| This is a large shrub or thicket-forming | bush with bright green leaves which turn red in fall |
| Hollings defeated | Bush with a large margin - 69.5-28.6%. |
| e world marathon record at a track in Shepherds | Bush, with a time of 2h, 38m, 16.2s. |
| ville touchdown record (since broken by Michael | Bush with 23 in 2005) and he also tied a Louisville |
| Shah has met President George W. | Bush with her team in Washington D.C.. |
| New Joys of Yiddish, it was revised by Lawrence | Bush, with copious footnotes added to clarify passag |
| Polls towards the end of the campaign showed | Bush with a lead over McBride. |
| won the popular vote with 53.57% over George W. | Bush with 44.58% in 2000. |
| t his 1973 meeting on the streets of Shepherd's | Bush with prostitute Holly Valentine, who later beca |
| ral Election, this district voted for George W. | Bush with 55% to 45% for John Kerry. |
| Around the | Bush with Vincent Serventy (ABC: Sydney, 1970) |
| She charged | Bush with "individual sex crimes" against both herse |
| This is a large | bush with sticky foliage which bears plentiful small |
| Laura | Bush with an AIDS orphan at a center in Zambia that |
| The final 3 polls averaged Kerry leading 54% to | Bush with 41%. |
| ct of reconciliation with the Senate Democrats, | Bush withdrew her nomination in July 2008 in favor o |
| gainst military protocol, Savini fired into the | bush without informing his superiors. |
| ch team must manouver a balloon through a thorn | bush without popping it and deliver it to Hare's par |
| en a classmate of former US President George W. | Bush, Wolf was an employer of Fred Thompson, who sou |
| n Conner, Dean Moss, Nora Chipaumire, and Urban | Bush Women and JANT-BI. |
| George W. | Bush won in this district 61% to 39% over John Kerry |
| New Hampshire was the only state that | Bush won in the 2000 presidential election and lost |
| s his big jump in rural Esmeralda County, which | Bush won with over 76%. |
| Despite the small margin of victory, | Bush won most of the rural areas and the highly popu |
| Bush won the Republican nomination in a hard-fought | |
| President George W. | Bush won Montana in the 2004 Presidential election w |
| Nevada was won by Texas Governor George W. | Bush won this state with almost 50% of the vote over |
| Bush won the statewide results with a margin of less | |
| Bush won most of the counties and congressional dist | |
| Bush won 59% of the vote and 92,014 votes. | |
| Bush won a majority of the counties. | |
| As expected, incumbent President George W. | Bush won near-unanimously over scattered opposition. |
| In 2000 and 2004, George W. | Bush won the state by a wide margin while the electi |
| Bush won all but 4 counties. | |
| Bush won every pre-election by a double digit margin | |
| George W. | Bush won with a 19.69-point margin of victory over J |
| Bush won all three congressional districts. | |
| Bush won New Hampshire's 1st congressional district, | |
| The only congressional district | Bush won was the second district, which represents t |
| Bush won 13 of 18 congressional districts. | |
| Bush won a majority of the 100 counties and congress | |
| Bush won 10 of 15 congressional districts. | |
| By no surprise, on election day | Bush won every county with over 65% except for Teton |
| Bush won most of the counties in the state, and only | |
| Bush won every single pre-election poll. | |
| George W. | Bush won 51% of the vote in this district in 2004. |
| In the 2000 presidential election, George W. | Bush won a surprise victory over Al Gore, with 52% o |
| a victory (and the presidency) in a state that | Bush won by 537 votes. |
| Bush won every single pre-election poll, and won eac | |
| In 2004, Republican George W. | Bush won 55% of the vote in the district, while in 2 |
| over Arizona Senator John McCain (as George W. | Bush won the popular vote in 2004). |
| Bush won every county except Clark County, which is | |
| Although | Bush won with a strong majority, his Republican Part |
| Bush won every single pre-election poll, and won eac | |
| Bush won most the of the counties and congressional | |
| Bush won both pre-election polls with a double digit | |
| Bush won this state, every single county, and congre | |
| istrict in 2000 with 50% of the vote, George W. | Bush won the district in 2004. |
| In the end, | Bush won the state, but this amendment would not hav |
| Shortly after George W. | Bush won re-election in 2004, Bob Jones III sent a c |
| Ohio turned out to be the key state -- although | Bush won Iowa and New Mexico with a lower margin of |
| Bush won each one of them with a double digit margin | |
| George W. | Bush won the district in 2004 with 61.3% of the vote |
| The names Shepherd's | Bush, Wood Lane and White City have each been used b |
| It is named after the wood, | Bush Wood, that runs through the centre of the area. |
| Creosote | Bush Woodland (same in Munz) |
| Future-President George W. | Bush worked as a traveling aide for Gurney while he |
| He became a construction worker, | bush worker and miner, and served in the military in |
| He became a | bush worker and miner in Queensland, and was secreta |
| ses the free but uncertain life of an itinerant | bush worker, even though it means hardships for his |
| as a farm labourer, shearer, miner and general | bush worker; his father had died when the boy was si |
| This is not the first time | Bush works with her son, he had made a brief spoken |
| e United States, Maines' criticism of President | Bush would not be well received. |
| of his company, as part of the deal, George W. | Bush would serve on Harken's board of directors. |
| The recruitment of Brohm, however, meant | Bush would have to find another position. |
| President | Bush would more than double that margin of victory i |
| Bush would go on to win the general election over Se | |
| it was reported in the media that George H. W. | Bush would be attending, however this was later foun |
| Bush would not release another studio album until te | |
| He should have resigned when he realized | Bush would use bad intelligence to deceive the Ameri |
| This, according to | Bush, would benefit not only the Jews, but all of ma |
| th in the 2000 presidential election, George W. | Bush would have won the new 24th with a staggering 6 |
| r 30, 2010, the Athletics announced that Darren | Bush would replace DeFrancesco as manager of the Riv |
| eagan would die in office and that George H. W. | Bush would assume the position, as well as that Jess |
| l 12 news organizations considered this a state | Bush would win, or otherwise considered as a safe re |
| l Clinton would be called a lawyer; George H.W. | Bush would be called a businessman...but we must con |
| Bush Wren, Xenicus longipes (extinct) | |
| John | Bush, writing the review for Allmusic, describes the |
| Bush wrote in a memo, “The move does not involve ‘gi | |
| In Trees and Shrubs, horticulturist F. A. | Bush wrote about medlars that "if the fruit is wante |
| The British music group | Bush wrote a song about the prison called Personal H |
| The then First Lady of the United States, Laura | Bush, wrote Kokia a letter thanking her for her effo |
| 5-yard touchdown run from running back Michael | Bush, yet New York closed out the half with a 25-yar |
| st of all, that I almost resent, Vice President | Bush, your patronizing attitude that you have to tea |
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