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election campaign
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Wahl·kampf <-(e)s, -kämpfe> СЪЩ м ПОЛИТ

Wahlkampf
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английски
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Wahlkampf м <-(e)s, -kämpfe>
Wahlkampf м <-(e)s, -kämpfe>
sich вин im Wahlkampf gut schlagen
Wahlkampf м <-(e)s, -kämpfe>
Wahlkampf betreiben [o. machen]
Wahlkampf м <-(e)s, -kämpfe>
der Wahlkampf der Republikaner
campaign (office, poster, slogan, speech)
Wahlkampf-
im Wahlkampf
to toss one's hat in the ring esp Am прен
in den Wahlkampf einsteigen

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„Auf einen fairen Wahlkampf folgen heute friedliche Wahlen", sagt der Wirt­schaftswissenschaftler.
www.giz.de
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'Today's peaceful election comes after a fair election campaign,' says the economist.
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„ Auf einen fairen Wahlkampf folgen heute friedliche Wahlen ", sagt der Wirt ­ schaftswissenschaftler.
www.giz.de
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' Today s peaceful election comes after a fair election campaign, ' says the economist.
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In den folgenden Monaten fokussierte Anton Lubowski seine Kräfte auf den Wahlkampf und konnte vieler seiner SWAPO-Kollegen aus dem Exil zurück in das Land bringen.
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www.kreisky.org
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In the following several months Lubowski threw himself into the election campaign, and began welcoming his fellow SWAPO members back into the country after their exile.
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Die Ausstellung beleuchtet geschichtliche Wurzeln, Epoche machende Wahlkämpfe, wiederkehrende Muster der politischen Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und ikonografisch prägende Figuren wie Lenin, Che Guevara, Arnold Schwarzenegger oder Julia Timoschenko.
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www.museum-gestaltung.ch
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This exhibition illuminates historical roots, epoch-making election campaigns, recurrent patterns in political public relations, and defining figures such as Lenin, Che Guevara, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Yulia Tymoshenko.
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Von Seiten der Regierung wurde jedoch damit argumentiert, dass sie hierdurch länger Zeit habe, um zu arbeiten, anstatt Wahlkämpfe auszufechten.
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www.demokratiezentrum.org
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On the part of the government, it was argued that they would have longer to work instead of fighting election campaigns.
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