He also received detailed briefing on how to behave in a TV debate by Scott Chisholm, the broadcasting adviser who had prepped Nick Clegg for his definitive general election debates in 2010.
Maybe a definitive account of this election remains unwritten because its candidates loom larger than life.
In 1969, in "The Idea of a Party System," Richard Hofstadter regretted that "the definitive account of this election remains to be written".
While the election was definitive, and stripped Mr. Milosevic of legitimacy and thus support from the police and the army, Kosovo was "an important contributing factor in his defeat," said Aleksa Djilas, a Serbian historian and analyst.
It may prove the definitive moment of the election to be held on November 26th.Since the campaign began, Mr Trimble, former first minister and still the peace process's best hope among unionists, had been asking for a televised one-to-one debate.
As a result, access to the official government transition offices and the pot of money to cover transition costs remained barred to both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore today, and agencies across the federal government waited for a definitive end to the election before extending assistance to either.
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His message was echoed by the legendary leftist Manolis Glezos who implored voters not to ignore what he described as a decisive poll nearly six years after the eruption of Greece's debt crisis "Today's elections are definitive for the course of the country," said the nonagenarian, for many the face of resistance not only against brutal German occupation but brutal German-imposed austerity.
Not definitive, just definite.
Polling is one predictor in an election – and any definitive argument based on polls alone is inconclusive based on the evidence available.
