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vote-catching

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vote-catching [ˈvəʊtkætʃɪŋ]
A. ADJelectoralista
B. Nelectoralismo m


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We should quickly feel the benefit down here, not having to subsidise SNP vote-catching gimmicks such as "free" NHS car parking, prescriptions and university fees.
And even though Louisville is a Republican stronghold, Obama is fancied to be on a vote-catching mission at one of the year's stand-out sporting occasions.
In consequence, the country lives in a state of poverty, regardless of its resources; it is politically deprived and faces closed horizons before those who did not enter the cycle of vote-catching gimmicks - whether in the sector of politics (deputies, ministers, senior officers and employees) or in the sector of business, which only thrives under official protection and not because of competition and productivity.
 
 
 
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