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A real problem for the polling industry writ large was the underrepresentation of voters with little or no college education.

Writ in its history are all the ills and passions of the past century.

McCain said additional economic sanctions against Russia writ large were also called for.

Baghdadi is unlikely to comply, and Zawahiri has long been unable to enforce his writ on the Iraqi branch of al Qaeda.

It is the isolation of rural America writ in bricks and mortar.

And we saw that same desire to be free in Tunisia, where the will of the people proved more powerful than the writ of a dictator.

If he is a notorious spendthrift they outlaw him by means of a writ presented to the magistrate.

I should have stayed at home and writ to him, an' he'd have been compelled to send the police with it.

But you have been a patient listener to my inaugural lecture, and it is time to give you a writ of ease.

The second attempt to serve the writ on the child was more successful.

The writ was sent to the late warden on the 5th April, and the notification to the citizens took place on the 9th.