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en Obviously, they need some votes. Otherwise, they would not meet with us for 45 minutes.

en The Supreme Court stopped the counting of votes, and if they'd let the count go on, (Democratic candidate) Al Gore would have got the necessary votes, ... Meet the Press.

en Before the new pool was built, it was a problem getting kids there because we had to travel 30 minutes to the Town of Marana pool for a hard, fast workout in the water, then 30 minutes to travel back. No matter if it was a home meet or an away meet, we were on a bus.

en Today we gained eight votes in the Assembly, and tomorrow we'll gain 100 votes in Eau Claire, and the next day 500 votes in Appleton.

en You could sit there and watch 200 votes appear over the course of a couple of minutes, obviously going a little too fast.

en You could get a lot of votes this week to do the tough thing, but when it comes to the votes that count, it's doubtful that you're going to get the votes necessary to either make the tough cuts or raise the revenue,

en That would lead to a number of issues. We would lose a number of achievements that we have received. I say very clearly, first, whoever votes for the plan, supports me, whoever votes against the plan, votes against me.
  Ariel Sharon

en Basically there are 25,000 registered voters in the district, about 4,000 will vote in this election, and whoever gets 2,000 votes will win. Can someone who's been on TV get 2,000 votes? We'll see. Am I worried? No.

en Employees really let their emotions show with their votes. They not only cast their votes, but write explanations of why their choices should win.

en I understand that it might be upsetting to lose the election by a handful of votes, but it seems improbable that he can recover 20,000 votes.

en Picking up four or five votes by pulling (arctic drilling) doesn't make up for the 25 or 30 votes you're going to lose,

en So Dare County, with the highest populous, will have the most votes and weight while Hyde will have the least amount of votes.

en The starters have always been a fan vote and Vince has probably gotten more votes for the last seven years almost than anybody that's played the game. He had a lot of votes this year.

en In some polling stations, blank ballots totaled a quarter of the votes, and in some others, one third of the votes. He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others.

en It's our intent to create some Republican votes for this. It is time for the majority in Congress to put its votes and its money where its mouth is.


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