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1. It's what happens after the frontloading ."
2. In general, frontloading tends to benefit well-financed front-runners and incumbents.
3. Gardner and Galvin said regional primaries still remain an appealing and viable alternative to frontloading.
4. Did frontloading the primaries help produce a clear nominee-apparent, or further muddy things?
5. In New Hampshire, Gardner's decision was hailed as an antidote to the frontloading of the primary process.
6. It's difficult to find frontloading in a sentence. 用frontloading造句挺難的
7. Frontloading also stretched the candidates and their resources, and led to lower voter turnout in states with primaries later in the spring.
8. The report focused on IFFIm s cost-effectiveness, particularly the benefits of frontloading and its impact on creating large-scale immunity.
9. That may be missing this time, where it could be over, with the frontloading, after the results are in on March 7.
10. Because numerous states have moved their primaries forward on the calendar, frontloading the campaign, Dole has clinched his nomination somewhat earlier than Clinton did in 1992.
11. But this " frontloading " has come under criticism for denying millions of voters a voice in selecting the standard-bearers for the major political parties.
12. Galvin, Massachusetts's Secretary of State, says the frontloading of the primaries and the sharp disagreement between Iowa and New Hampshire underscores the need for a national primary and caucus system.
13. But the resulting jam at the start of the delegate-selecting race _ " frontloading " in consultant lingo _ may have quite the opposite effect of what the Western states intended.
14. According to Senator Spencer Abraham, " the trend of frontloading, which will, in the not too distant future, produce a single national primary day is a disturbing trend that needs attention.
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