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For instance, many might be surprised to learn that here, for more than 120 years, the state allowed people like Gray to be sent to prison for life even though two jurors voted not guilty.

From Salon

He says that Scotland's more proportional voting system for Holyrood means there is potentially a gap for a new "radical left" movement.

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Once all the defendants' lawyers have taken their turns to speak, the justices will cast their votes one by one.

From BBC

The extraordinary council meeting was held earlier for councillors to vote on their preferred option for local government reform in Nottinghamshire.

From BBC

The goal here is to nullify the votes of Democrats, especially in the so-called battleground states.

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

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