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Definition of Candidacies
1. candidacy [n] - See also: candidacy
Lexicographical Neighbors of Candidacies
Literary usage of Candidacies
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Bookman (1898)
"Although no election is to take place for quite a while, already three writers
of note have announced their candidacies for the chair vacated by Henri ..."
2. Report on the Colorado Strike by George P. West (1915)
"Mr. Bowers had testified that the Company turned 150 men out of its offices on
election day to work for prohibition, which was bound up with the candidacies ..."
3. Modern Battles of Trenton by William Edgar Sackett (1914)
"Thus the same candidacies were to lead to a traversing of the same issues that
had been threshed over four years before. The demonetization of gold,—or ..."
4. The Remedy by William Hope Harvey (1915)
"the confusion of many men announcing their own candidacies before the primary,
and also in bringing to the front the same class of men who exerted a selfish ..."
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