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Both conventions have been declared National Security Events.

Not all the conventions have been well attended.

"All the conventions have been hollowed out and revealed as barren".

Conventions have been a tug-of-war between the media and the party establishment for years.

"From the beginning of time, conventions have been funded by corporations, by PACs, by lobbyists," Mr. Rogers said.

It has become a truism to say that political conventions have been turned into made-for-television events.

By Christie's time, at least two conventions had been established.

But using generous economic incentives and relying on conventions has been called an outdated economic strategy.

Presidential posturing began in earnest when the U.S. Congress reconvened in August, after the political conventions had been concluded.

Third, one of the major aims of the conventions has been to keep the monarchy out of party politics.

(After all, when these showfolk found me here, in '59, my lady library officer's drink of choice — learned at conventions — had been a sticky cherry cordial.