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Election in sentence

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So, imagine the night before an election.
The deepfake could tip the election and shake our sense that elections are legitimate.
He has been ruling the Philippines since 2016, and he won the election with the promise: "I will clean up."
I want to talk about the election.
Last November there was a presidential election.
It's an election.
Does an election produce an accountable and legitimate government?
What an election produces is a winner and a loser.
Then you have in Zimbabwe the first election under Robert Mugabe a year ago.
Because people were able to take mobile phone photographs of what was happening at the polling stations, it was impossible for that Premier to fix that election in the way that he wanted to do.
Please pardon me, as a black man, for celebrating that the election of Obama was an unusual sign of the fact that it is a year of favor.
It was before Hamas had won the Palestinian election, eliciting various counter-measures by Israel.
But, the fact is that the last elections, five years ago, gave the world extraordinary phenomenon of an election being won by a woman political leader of Italian origin and Roman Catholic faith, Sonia Gandhi, who then made way for a Sikh, Mohan Singh, to be sworn in as Prime Minister by a Muslim, President Abdul Kalam, in a country 81 percent Hindu.
In this country, if we win the election, we are going to make all government spending over 25,000 pounds transparent and available online, searchable for anyone to see.
In 1994, after three months of covering the South African election, I saw the inauguration of Nelson Mandela, and it was the most uplifting thing I've ever seen.
Well, interestingly, in the last presidential election, who was the number one, active opponent of this system of regulation in online speech?
It was his 100th birthday, which means he lived in the United States through the Depression, World War II, the struggle for workers' rights, the achievement of a woman's right to vote, the Civil Rights Movement, a man on the moon, the Vietnam War and the election of the first black president.
The story starts in Kenya in December of 2007, when there was a disputed presidential election, and in the immediate aftermath of that election, there was an outbreak of ethnic violence.
And shortly after the election and the outbreak of violence, the government suddenly imposed a significant media blackout.
This was a secret intelligence report commissioned by the Kenyan government after its election in 2004.
And it ran for 20 nights straight on Kenyan TV, shifted the vote by 10 percent, according to a Kenyan intelligence report, which changed the result of the election.
You can get a strong brand image or a message and put it out there like the Conservative Party did earlier this year with their election poster.
From field studies to laboratory studies, we see that winning or losing an election, gaining or losing a romantic partner, getting or not getting a promotion, passing or not passing a college test, on and on, have far less impact, less intensity and much less duration than people expect them to have.
"From 52 to 48 with love" was a project around the time of the last election cycle, where McCain and Obama both, in their speeches after the election, talked about reconciliation, and I was like, "What the hell does that look like?"
So there are a few things that bring us humans together in the way that an election does.
You see, even if the idea of the election is perfect, running a countrywide election is a big project, and big projects are messy.
To make sure as few things as possible go wrong, we have all these procedures around the election.
And most people would go home and feel sure that their vote has been counted, because they trust that the election system works.
They trust that election workers and election observers do their jobs and do their jobs correctly.
Most of us have to trust that that happens correctly for our own vote, and we all have to trust that that happens correctly for all the votes in the election.
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