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In short, the spike happened when there were no new terrorist attacks, and it correlated with a campaign instead of a terrorist attack.

Chrysler said it would conduct a service campaign instead of a recall on the 1.1 million 1999-2004 Grand Cherokees and inspect nonfactory trailer hitches for sharp edges, replacing them if necessary.

You could tell when the ACC chalked it up as a win that it had "raised awareness" of the issue, as though it was running a ribbon campaign instead of a criminal investigation.

Do we need Red Dead Redemption 2 to have a 60 hour campaign instead of a 25-40 hone one if it means that developers can avoid potentially life-ruining amounts of crunch?

If an extra $20 million of campaign ads over your opponents in a state like Florida were capable of moving voters into your corner, then we'd likely be discussing President Romney's reelection campaign instead of a Clinton versus Trump showdown.

With her "listening tour"—an elaborate show of humility to the citizens of New York she offered the inverse of a typical campaign; instead of presenting a set of positions to voters, Clinton travelled around the state soliciting views from others.

One of the biggest challenges in today's activist environment is not competition among activists or rushing into quick decisions, but rather staying the course in a campaign instead of accepting a quick settlement which may not fully accomplish objectives.

If the tabulated total of $180 million for 2003 budget items was reduced by 50percentthenhen the county taxpayer could see a tax cut of approximately 6percentt, as County Executive Andrew J. Spano promised during his election campaigns, instead of a tax increase.

Hard-money donations -- unlike soft money -- may be contributed directly to a federal candidate's campaign, instead of going to a political party.

The first was the rebranding of the website, which focuses on the user and the campaign instead of Indiegogo as a brand.

Mpumelelo Mkhabela, editor of the Sowetan newspaper, said: "The government is doing its best but we also need citizens to take up the fight and take up the campaign instead of being outraged for a moment, only to stop a few days later".