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Will Democratic presidential nominating contests become explicitly racial and ethnic?

Both contests became one-sided in the end, and Mr. Kerry and Mr. Bush's man were both trounced.

In any event, expect new and more creative litigation strategies to arise as these contests become more frequent.

Many of the guards and spectators who watched the contests became enthralled with baseball, and after the war brought it back to their respective hometowns.

The contests became magnets for donations and mailings from advocates on both sides, with the big money coming from the marriage equality side.

The risk in these seats is twofold – firstly, already complex contests become extremely unpredictable and hard to manage with votes flowing in multiple directions across four contenders.

As the cowboys' occupation was curtailed in scope by the railroads and by the fences that marked the end of the Open Range era, the contests became regular formal programs of entertainment.

As the mobile robots and various robot contests became very popular in several past years, we developed the concept of a novel event for the students of our master module "Mechatronics and Robotics" - a virtual robot contest.

This is the earliest known village cricket match and these contests became popular in the first half of the 17th century.

But with the dawn of street skating, contests became less crucial, and for much of the 90s, with a few exceptions, faded from sight.

The following year, costume contests became a hallmark of science-fiction conventions, although it was decades before wearing them all day and walking around getting photographed became normal con behavior.