The elections supplied what used to be called a Kodak moment, freezing a picture of European politics and exposing how what started as a banking disaster five years ago, then developed into a financial, debt and currency emergency, has come to roost as a political crisis, testing the competence of and confidence in European leadership.
Patterns of correlation in historical election results supplies prior information as to which latent targets are more likely to move together than others.
But as is the practice in many places, election officials supplied news groups with results as they came in, before checking them.
On Wednesday, the Centre for Economics and Business Research said the threat of higher interest rates, the May general election, greater supply and fewer foreign buyers would send the market into reverse in 2015.
Thinking it unlikely that Kerr would grant the election without supply, Fraser warned Whitlam that the Governor-General might make up his own mind about the matter.
The following day, on Friday, January 2 , 1824 the Committee of Privileges and Elections delivered their opinion: White should vacate his senate seat upon his acceptance of the position of Hampshire County sheriff, and the sheriffs of the senate district's four counties were directed to hold a special election to "supply the vacancy occasioned".
As The New York Times has reported, "although Mr. Comey told Congress this summer that the Clinton investigation was complete, he believed that if word of the new emails leaked out and it was sure to leak out, he concluded he risked being accused of misleading Congress and the public ahead of an election" (emphasis supplied).
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And with the four helicopter routes settled, 50 pounds of election materials and supplies delivered to each precinct and Saturday's dry run revealing no glitches, election officials here said they felt most everything was in place.
The general election of 1784 supplied Pitt with a parliamentary majority.
