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renominate
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re·nom·i·nate  (r-nm-nt)
tr.v. re·nom·i·nat·ed, re·nom·i·nat·ing, re·nom·i·nates
To nominate again, especially for a subsequent term.
renom·i·nation n.
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See Steger (2007, 2008a) for differences between presidential renominations and open nominations, and why they should be analyzed with separate models.
Polls and elections: how did the primary vote forecasts fare in 2008? by Steger, Wayne P. / Presidential Studies Quarterly
Iron, Minnesota This transposes to RENOMINATIONS, acts of nominating again (W3).
Town-and-state name transposals by Francis, Darryl / Word Ways
I was not naive about these standard operating procedures, having lived through nominations and renominations of lawyers and judges I counted as colleagues and friends, having studied New York judicial selection as part of my doctoral dissertation, and having commented, lectured, and testified about this selection process for years.
Help wanted: is there a better way to select judges? by Bierman, Luke / Fordham Urban Law Journal
 
 
 
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