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I . vote [voʊt, Brit vəʊt] N

1. vote (choice):

vote
voto m
to have the vote

2. vote (election):

vote
a vote of confidence
to put sth to the vote

II . vote [voʊt, Brit vəʊt] VB intr

vote
to vote for/against sth
to vote on sth
votar a. c.

III . vote [voʊt, Brit vəʊt] VB trans

protest vote N

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After 5 years of obscurity, the black population was finally able to vote.
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The constitution provides that henceforth the president will be elected by popular vote from at least two candidates selected by the legislature.
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And even if it was a vote-winner, the consequence of tens of thousands of buy-to-let landlords selling up might be grave.
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The names were to be selected by vote of the company members.
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The election is conducted by postal vote.
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Postal votes are available to people who by reason of their occupation can not vote normally.
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The most popular party was the PS which received 34 or 23.4% of the vote.
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A man does not lose his vote by letting his house furnished during a part of the qualifying period not exceeding 4 months in the whole.
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The number of votes was 25 against to 26 in favor, where the president had the casting vote.
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To do that, meetings need to be called to vote on the issues.
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