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1. The intensity reflects what polls suggest could be a tight contest Saturday as Nevada plays its most prominent role ever in a presidential nominating campaign.

2. The Executive Committee shall consist of delegates of twelve Contracting Parties, each nominating one representative.

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3. Yahoo on Wednesday extended its deadline for nominating board members as the Internet giant maneuvers to thwart a hostile takeover by US software titan Microsoft.

4. He ran for president instead, but won only a single state in the Democratic nominating elections.

5. Russia's new President Vladimir Putin on Monday submitted to the State Duma a bill, nominating former President Medvedev as prime minister.

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6. But Lam argued that such a limitation would hinder EC members'rights of nominating candidates.

7. These include different options for the size and composition of the Election Committee and the nominating arrangements.

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8. There will be a lot fewer forcible demolitions if people are granted more power in nominating and supervising government officials.

9. Ridge sidestepped a question about whether the convention should go ahead - its main item of business is formally nominating Bush.

10. Among other things, the board soon recruited four more outside directors and established a nominating committee.