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They compete in primaries.
Compete is a verb. If I COMPETE against you, competing is what i am doing against you, so it's a verb.
The person that will compete with Jonathan in the 2015 election is Aminu Tambuwal, from the People's Democratic Party.
I am not sure which ballot you are asking about, but throughout his career in politics, Barack Obama has gotten on the ballot the same way as any other successful candidate: he announced his candidacy for that office; campaigned, won his primary, then won the nomination of his party; and after that, he went on to compete against his opponent in the election. For example, in 2007, Mr. Obama, then a US Senator, announced he would run for president. He campaigned for the office, and defeated a number of potential rivals, most notably Hillary Clinton, to get the Democratic nomination; and in the 2008 election, he defeated his Republican rival, Senator John McCain.
He was unable to compete because of the injury. They decided to compete against each other.
I am not sure which ballot you are asking about, but throughout his career in politics, he has gotten on the ballot the same way as any other successful candidate: he announced his candidacy for that office; won his primary; won the nomination of his party; and then went on to compete against his opponent in the election.
In the US, the Republican party and the Democratic party.
how can government help small companies compete against trade blocs?
not realy enybody
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