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contests

noun as in competition

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Republicans flipped a seat in Pennsylvania and the remaining contests — in Alaska and Ohio — remain too close to call.

“Almost without exception, white Christian groups have tended to vote Republican in presidential contests,” says Dr Jones.

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Since then, similar contests have attracted crowds of young people hoping to get a glimpse of someone who vaguely resembles Harry Styles, Dev Patel or Paul Mescal.

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"Test matches against South Africa are always thrilling contests, and I'm sure Saturday will be no exception."

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“People say it all the time, but you can actually see it with ballot curing in these close contests.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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