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2. Contest: There is no serious contest for the incumbent party nomination.
The election which followed Kinnock's resignation in 1992 was never a serious contest.
One reason Mr. Talmadge never had a serious contest until 1980 was unfailing attention to constituents.
In a slightly unusual turn of events, however, it's turning into a serious contest between two Democrats.
The latest Field survey put Mr. Gore 10 points ahead, prompting speculation that Mr. Bush may not be able to wage a serious contest here.
Reducing New Zealand to 14 men for all but the first minute might have been a way to ensure a serious contest, but even then, it is likely that the All Blacks would have won.
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Romney took Wyoming, Michigan and Nevada, none of them regarded as serious contests by most Republicans.
January 7 , 20143.20am GMT Ava Ttoir on FSU and adveristy continued 7 of their 13 games before this one were serious contests, only 2 of the others were true blow-outs, and they actually lost their 4th game of the season to a familiar old-time regional rival, Louisiana State.
The sport's first serious contests took place in the 1960s and 1970s, initially described as 'hot-dogging'.
As usual, most state legislators face no serious competition, and the presidential contest here is a foregone conclusion, too.
One is a serious political contest.
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