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I suspect Goldsmith's campaign would become more positive if he asked himself the question: would I be making these accusations if Sadiq Khan was white?

But Mr. Sharpton said that any attempt by Mr. Green's supporters to portray Mr. Ferrer as running a racially based campaign would become increasingly difficult.

None of us could have imagined how timely the campaign would become.

The detailed account of the war, written by a former Zanj rebel and preserved in the history of al-Tabari, stresses the role of al-Muwaffaq and Abu'l-Abbas as the heroes who, in defence of the embattled Muslim state, suppressed the rebellion; the successful campaign would become a major tool in their propaganda effort to legitimize their de facto usurpation of the Caliph's power.

Presidential campaigns would become much more expensive, and fundraising that much more important.

If the amendment was to pass, Sides said, "then what would happen is that campaigns would become harder on the candidates and more expensive as candidates seek to campaign at least somewhat in safe states, in addition to the battleground states, to ensure a popular vote victory".

Jane Clifford said she hoped the funding drive would become a grassroots campaign.

To some people, the idea that Reagan's former campaign operatives would become lobbyists was shocking.

Mr. Forrester said that if he were elected to the Senate, the studiousness that is considered a campaign liability would become an asset on Capitol Hill.

Fed policymakers, investors and analysts alike would now be closely watching the new president to gauge how much of his campaign talk would become policy, said Nancy Curtin, chief investment officer at Close Brothers Asset Management.

First of all I would not just talk about it in campaign speeches; it would become a part of my obsession as President.