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Since declaring its independence in 1991, the country has organized regular elections, but not one has been found to be legitimate by Western observers.
Presidential and parliamentary elections that are transparent and considered to be legitimate by the people of Zimbabwe and by local and international observers should be held.
The gold wreath appeared at an Ars Antiqua auction in Lucerne, Switzerland, on May 2 , 1959 well before 1970, the year after which the purchase of objects recovered from underground caches ceases to be legitimate by Unesco standards.
The emails may appear to be legitimate by using spoofed email addresses and stolen logos to trick the recipient into believing that the email is from a trusted source.
In the 4th century the emperor Constantine first enacted a law enabling the children of such unions to be legitimated by the subsequent marriage of their parents.
The murder of innocents can only be legitimated by historicist arguments unavailable to the coherent rebel.
Once land became scarce, property could only be legitimated by the creation of political society.
- Palestinians need to proceed with the quest and implementation of Palestinian political reform that includes building a multiparty system with political and civic institutions that will ultimately be legitimated by free and fair elections.
The reasons they are protesting are legitimate by any standard.
But when asked if the video was legitimate by TMZ, Seagal appeared hurt by the suggestion it could be anything but.
