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In Lille she mocked Mr Sarkozy's attempts to reinvent himself: "With a magic wand, the candidate of the powerful has become a candidate of the people".The anti-elite message goes down particularly well in Hénin-Beaumont.

Less expensive analyses such as fecal pH or organic acids including short chain fatty acid (SCFA) may become a candidate of screening for colorectal cancer (Ohigashi et al., 2013).

It was also expected that the postsurgical level of a certain protein would be restored to the same level as that in normal control sera after dispensed interventions, if the protein can become a candidate of biomarkers for the disease.

A relative surprise, perhaps, was the dignity, grace, and sportsmanship of South Dakota Sen. George McGovern, who had become a candidate on the eve of the convention to rally Robert Kennedy's supporters but said he would support the party's nominee.

Confidants of Dr. Hamer said that he had become a candidate out of a sense of dissatisfaction with Mr. Levy's leadership, and some city and education officials said that wider political considerations might be involved.

It was last year; he was in his second term, had become a candidate for governor of Colorado and was making another TV ad, this one a lament about dirty politics and a pledge to conduct a clean campaign.

"If Tuchel takes some time off he will automatically become a candidate for the succession of Joachim Löw," Harald Stenger, the former press officer of the German FA, wrote on his Twitter page on Monday afternoon.

Instead, Trump became a candidate of big venues and big speeches.

When the residual energy of sensor node is higher than the average residual energy, the sensor node becomes a candidate of cluster head.

Node e becomes a candidate of the reference node if num e is the largest variable among all the two-hop neighbors of e.

In 2008 the country became a candidate of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative - an international project meant to promote openness about government oil revenues - but failed to qualify by an April 2010 deadline.