ballotee

(ˌbæləˈtiː)

a person who has been balloted or conscripted, esp into military service or into the mines

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Dans ce travail de sape, on retrouve malheureusement aussi une gente plus serieuse, credible et sincere mais qui reste hegemonique dans son esprit et ballotee dans son action pour conforter les forces de progres et de justice sociale dans notre pays.

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In 1937 Herbert found a lucky ballotee who was bold enough to brave the objectors (and his party whips): 'the spirited member for Evesham', Mr Rupert de la Bere, a Conservative.

The father of the permissive society: Geoffrey Best looks at the life of A.P. Herbert, writer, wit and MP, who played a major role in the liberalisation of British life with his reform of the draconian divorce laws

Le leader, toutes categories confondues de la distribution moderne, voudrait par l'occasion revoir le positionnement de cette filiale dont les parts de marche ont ete bien ballotees ces dernieres annees.

Marjane Market: L'enterrement de vie de garcon d'Acima - ALBAYANE

All Bevin Boys, be they ballotees, optants or volunteers, are eligible to apply.

Letter: Your Say - Claim your badge, boys

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