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Another term with the Tories?

At the Democratic convention in June, Cleveland was nominated for another term with Ohio Sen. Allen G. Thurman filling the vice presidential slot on the ticket.

In April 2011, running against token opposition, Nazarbayev was elected to another term with more than 95 percent of the vote.

Another term with nearly zero frequency when the asteroid is near the 3 1 commensurability has the argument θ′ = λA - λJ + 2ϖJ.

This might seem counterintuitive, but the political dynamics in Israel and internationally mean that another term with Mr. Netanyahu at the helm could actually hasten the end of Israel's apartheid policies.

But it was up to Mr. Obama to make the case for another term, with a speech that was every bit as fraught with uncertainty and risk as his 2008 convention address.

This coefficient is composed by a contribution due to conduction for the sunken pipe section and another term dealing with forced convection for the upper portion.

Another term associated with the events and activities of days of sacred significance is "holy day," from which is derived the word holiday.

His name surfaced last year, after Ms. Hutchison announced that she wouldn't seek another term, and with no new developments or campaign books or exploratory tours —  the regular run-up to a campaign, in other words —  the talk died down.

Under the current Ukrainian president, Viktor A. Yushchenko, an Orange leader who lost his bid for another term, relations with Russia had grown so tense that the Russians would not send an ambassador to Kiev.

Another term connected with Znaniecki's theories is "systematic sociology" ("socjologia systematyczna").