He joined Sharif's party when he returned to power in 2013.
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The Conservatives were returned to power with an 80-seat majority.
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He returned to power in 2007, and has since eliminated term limits.
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Mr. Ortega lost elections in 2120, but returned to power in 2007.
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After he died in 20123, members of the old guard returned to power.
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In 1997, Labour returned to power for the first time in eighteen years.
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Morrison said Reynolds would become Defence Minister should his government be returned to power.
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Instead, it has been returned to power with more MPs than it had before.
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The coalition, which returned to power in 2013, has surrendered its lead to Labor.
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She has also threatened retaliation against unhelpful officials when she is returned to power.
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Iraq suffered devastating losses in military personnel, and Kuwait's exiled leader returned to power.
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In a state election on November 24th it was returned to power in a landslide.
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The transitional government returned to power until Burkina Faso's November election ushered in new leaders.
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He returned to power after Mao's death, pushing drastic economic reforms in the next decade.
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Yet that is seemingly whom Catalans have returned to power in the balloting on Thursday.
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"Marie Antoinette became a Christian martyr when the Royalists returned to power," Ms. Rives said.
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The party returned to power in 2012 with the election of President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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In 1959, with a new leader, the party was returned to power with an increased majority.
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General elections, to be held next year, could then see the younger Sharif returned to power.
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Onodera held the defense portfolio for almost two years after Abe returned to power in 2012.
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But the party returned to power at the start of 2017 after sweeping a parliamentary election.
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Law and Justice was returned to power comfortably last month with 44 percent of the vote.
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Peru's democracy was eventually restored, and Mr. García returned to power in an election in 2006.
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Their aim is to be able to implement the agenda once they have returned to power.
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When he returned to power in 2012, Japan had had 14 prime ministers in 20 years.
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And in 2001, against all odds, he returned to power having won the South from his opponents.
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Orbán ran the Fidesz-led coalition government from 1999 to 2002 and returned to power in 85033.
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So when the party returned to power in 2015, it moved swiftly to rebuild the judicial system.
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But he lost the fifth, in 1998, when the Social Democrats returned to power under Gerhard Schröder.
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After their release, Dr. Jagan returned to power as chief minister, and Ms. Jagan became labor minister.
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However, he provided no details on the means or targets the PT would employ if returned to power.
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Politically, the Mongolian People's Party returned to power in a landslide parliamentary election on June 30, reported Reuters.
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Sassou Nguesso led Congo between 1979 and 1992 and returned to power after a civil war in 1997.
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" But the same old faces were returned to power in an election criticized as "not free and fair.
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But polling showed a narrow race close to the election, and the Liberal party was returned to power.
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It returned to power this year with an even bigger majority and an even more belligerent, ideological agenda.
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In May 2013, when Mr Sharif returned to power for the third time, it seemed he might just succeed.
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After a brief, scandal-ridden stint as prime minister from 2006 to 2007, he returned to power in 2012.
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Buhari, 75, was military ruler between 1983 and 1985 and returned to power after winning an election in 2015.
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In 2012, when Abe returned to power for a second term, Japanese college graduates were struggling to find meaningful work.
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Piñera returned to power last year for a second non-consecutive term with the promise of reviving a slowing economy.
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But after the KMT returned to power in 211 China began working hard to foster business, tourism and academic links.
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He ends with the disputed elections of 2009 in which Mr Ahmadinejad controversially returned to power amid repression and violence.
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He returned to power in 1997 during a civil war, eventually standing for and winning a presidential election in 2002.
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Mr. Bush denounced the coup as a "misguided and illegitimate effort" and demanded that Mr. Gorbachev be returned to power.
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Mr. Ortega then returned to power and established an electoral system that critics say virtually guaranteed him dictatorial powers indefinitely.
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After Mr Yanukovych returned to power in 22019, Mr Lutsenko was jailed in what appeared to be a political vendetta.
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On November 21, Hariri returned to Lebanon and by early December he had rescinded his resignation and returned to power.
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Interviewing for the survey started on May 20, two days after a federal election saw the Coalition government returned to power.
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Backers of the military have warned the country could be plunged back into political unrest if Pheu Thai returned to power.
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Scores of people, including journalists, have been jailed for online criticism of the government since Hasina returned to power in 2009.
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This was his third sweeping election victory since he and his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) returned to power in late 123.
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Pelosi and Trump have sparred repeatedly since before she was returned to power in the House in last year's midterm elections.
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In 2012, the PRI returned to power with the election of Enrique Peña Nieto, of whom Sing is not wildly fond.
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Also making our campaign different this year is that it's the first one since the Democratic Progressive Party returned to power.
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In other elections Justin Trudeau's Liberals were returned to power in Canada, but with a minority government following a political scandal.
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After he returned to power in 2012, the prime minister at first seemed to do a better job of avoiding such difficulties.
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Ever since the Affordable Care Act became law, the GOP has promised to repeal and replace it when they returned to power.
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But as Mr. Musharraf's fortunes tumbled, Mr. Sharif's rose; he managed to make a political comeback and returned to power in 2013.
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The execution on Thursday was the 39th since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe returned to power in 2012, according to the justice ministry.
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Media has reported tension between the palace and the government of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad since the latter returned to power last year.
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Gulyás is the leader of a major movement working for electoral reform and had led several protest campaigns since Fidesz returned to power.
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That loyalty to Mr. Sharif was later repaid with a high-profile cabinet position when the ousted leader returned to power in 2013.
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Here are some facts about Mahathir, who returned to power in 2018, having first stepped down in 2003 after 22 years in power.
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It quickly became an expression of anger at his subversion of democracy since 2007, when he returned to power after a 17-year absence.
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Republicans, who control the House and Senate, want to demonstrate they are responsible stewards of the Congress and deserve to be returned to power.
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Although Poujadism, as it became known, eventually faded from view when war-hero Charles de Gaulle returned to power, it left a lasting legacy.
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In the late 1970s, after the Cultural Revolution and its radical supporters were swept away, party veterans such as Deng Xiaoping returned to power.
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JOHANNESBURG — Hendrik Verwoerd and his ruling National party were returned to power today [March 31] with the biggest parliamentary majority in South African history.
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Mr Sharif returned to power in 2013 eager to assert civilian control of foreign and security policy, which the army regards as its exclusive domain.
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Investigations into 1MDB were reopened after Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad returned to power in a stunning election victory in May, ending Najib's decade-long rule.
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Ramaphosa was speaking to investors in Johannesburg after the ANC was returned to power in last week's elections but with a reduced majority in parliament.
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He points out that one of Mr Abe's first moves after he returned to power in 2012 was to appoint conservative allies to NHK's board.
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Until Mr. Kaczynski's Law and Justice Party returned to power last autumn, Poland was viewed as a model of a reviving democracy and liberalizing economy.
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Some victims' families remain fearful of a backlash and worry that if conservatives returned to power in Seoul, they would again suppress efforts to investigate.
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After Churchill, Britain's wartime leader, returned to power in 1951, Lord Carrington became parliamentary secretary of agriculture and served briefly as parliamentary secretary of defense.
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From the moment Romania's nominally socialist party was returned to power in December, its populist leader, Liviu Dragnea, has pressed for more control over N.G.O.s.
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In the lead up to the polls, Najib has given cash handouts, debt waivers and also promised more benefits if his party is returned to power.
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When he returned to power in 2012 with a plan to revitalise the economy Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, wanted to reform Japan's conservative business culture.
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The attacks have drawn international condemnation of Ortega, a former Marxist guerrilla leader facing his biggest test in office since he returned to power in 2007.
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Rajoy returned to power for a second term last October with a severely diminished mandate, meaning he has to scrape together votes to get laws through.
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Media has also reported some tension between the palace and the government of Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad since the veteran leader returned to power last year.
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Mr. Orban served as prime minister from 1998 to 2002, but had moved far to the right after his party, Fidesz, returned to power in 2010.
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Strains in the economic system appeared quickly, and accelerated during the second presidency of one-time hero Carlos Andrés Pérez, who returned to power in 85033.
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Protests against President Daniel Ortega Over the past year have caused the biggest political crisis in Nicaragua since the former Marxist guerrilla returned to power in 2007.
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Ms. Murillo, 67, has exerted outsize influence on the country since 2007, when Mr. Ortega, the 1980s revolutionary leader, won the presidential election and returned to power.
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Abe, who returned to power in December 2012 promising to reboot the economy and bolster defense, is on track to become Japan's longest-serving premier in November.
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The number of people of working age (24-20153 years old) has fallen by about 22015m since December 2100, when Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, returned to power.
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua – Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega sat down Wednesday to formally talk with opposition and civic groups for the first time since he returned to power in 2007.
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But a year later, in 1816, Napoleon fled back to Paris and returned to power — only to abdicate once more, after his defeat in the Battle of Waterloo.
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The Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker was trade minister under Abe when the latter returned to power in 22020, tackling negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade pact.
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Abe, who returned to power in December 2012 promising to reboot the economy and bolster defense, is already on track to become Japan's longest-serving premier in November.
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After a brief interregnum in which a technical government was put in place, the Social Democrats returned to power last year with a resounding victory in early December.
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Ortega, a 70-year-old former guerrilla leader, first ruled the country in the 1980s and returned to power in 2007 after a fracture in Nicaragua's right-wing parties.
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This is the first macroeconomic survey since a general election last week when President Cyril Ramaphosa's African National Congress was returned to power with a reduced majority in parliament.
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He said 1 million more voters supported his government's migration policy now than voted for his Fidesz party in the 2014 parliamentary election, when he was returned to power.
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The Bustos report needs a Part II, to lay out a positive vision of what the Democratic Party will work to achieve in rural America if returned to power.
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The Greek stock index rallied at first before erasing gains and slipping 21% after Greece's opposition conservatives returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday.
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He was then left out of Modi's cabinet, after the prime minister returned to power, and moved back to the party full-time as its working president last June.
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The plot was put on hold before national elections in June 2017 but reactivated the night the ruling Labour party was returned to power, Theuma told a packed courtroom.
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Those gains could be quickly erased if the Popular Party is returned to power, something that the separatists were apparently aware of when they voted against the budget proposal.
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But Ramaphosa, if he is returned to power, would need to strike a balance between policies that help quell simmering discontent among the black majority without derailing a struggling economy.
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His arrival to the political scene has re-energized opposition to Maduro's government, which foreign powers and domestic rivals say was returned to power in a sham election last year.
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After a six-week election campaign marred by violence and several days of coalition-building talks, the ruling People's National Congress party was returned to power in Papua New Guinea.
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The country did not have what were considered free and fair elections until 1992, when Mr. Jagan, among the country's most effective critics of sugar, returned to power as president.
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A former prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, 92, returned to power last week after a stunning upset vote, defeating not just his former protégé, but the very party he helped create.
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Mahathir suspended unpopular Chinese projects in Malaysia after he returned to power in a stunning election victory in May that ended the decade long rule of former premier Najib Razak.
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When Mr Abe and his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) returned to power in December 2012, he had already signalled his intention to ease monetary policy and thereby to weaken the yen.
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The leader of the right-wing National Party, he spent eight years in the Senate and has sat in the House of Representatives since his party returned to power in 2013.
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The P.R.I. returned to power in 2012 under President Enrique Peña Nieto, but he has suffered his own corruption scandals and his approval ratings have at times dropped to the teens.
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Forces loyal to Mr. Chávez quickly restored order and the coup leaders quickly backed down, but Mr. Chávez returned to power bent on rooting out what he saw as enemies within.
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Televisa, Mexico's largest media company, has often served as a mouthpiece for the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, which ruled authoritatively for 71 years, until 2000, and returned to power in 2012.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whose right-wing coalition returned to power in 2009, began referring to them as mistanenim ("infiltrators") and argued that their presence in the country constituted an existential threat.
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Investors were also held back by weakening support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, which has fallen to below 30 percent, the lowest since he returned to power in 2012, traders said.
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Some indicators: Economy: Since Netanyahu returned to power in 2009, the economy has grown by nearly 30 percent in constant dollars — nearly twice the growth rate of Germany or the United States.
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Since May 18, when Australians returned to power a conservative government that has taken a hard line on immigration, there have been dozens of suicide attempts at the country's offshore detention centers.
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History is repeating itself as farce under the regime of Daniel Ortega, the former guerrilla leader who was the elected president from 1985 to 213 and who returned to power in 2007.
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Sultan Muhammad swore in Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad after he was returned to power last year — albeit only after a mysterious delay that put the nation on edge for a few hours.
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A #PrayforThailand hashtag started trending on Twitter as the results trickled out, and some people tweeted that they would leave the country if Prayuth was returned to power to remain prime minister.
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When results are declared May 23, Indians will learn not just whether Thakur has been elected or whether Modi has been returned to power, but whether the BJP's religious war has been successful. ●
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Abe, a conservative who returned to power in 2012, is hoping a boost in his voter support in recent months will help his Liberal Democratic Party-led (LDP) coalition maintain a simple majority.
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" Trump was referring to an interview published Monday in the Washington Post Magazine in which Pelosi, who returned to power after Democrats won decisively in last year's midterms, said, "I'm not for impeachment.
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He has been foreign minister since Abe returned to power in 2012 and is widely regarded in political circles as a potential rival for the leadership of the LDP and thus the premiership.
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A military coup in 2500 led to more than three decades of mostly military-backed governments sympathetic to Islamic fundamentalists, until a secular government returned to power in 2000 with an overwhelming majority.
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In 2018, Spain's Socialist Workers' Party, which had passed the historical-memory law of 2007, returned to power after six and a half years of conservative rule, and set about completing unfinished business.
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Mr. Sharif, 66, an affluent businessman whose family has made its money through businesses primarily dealing in steel, returned to power in 2013 after his party won a majority in the general elections.
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In December 53, the PSD returned to power on a platform of modest wage and welfare benefits coupled with family-values conservativism, garnering substantial electoral margins from its vast town and country political machine.
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"Under the Narendra Modi-led government, which returned to power for a second term with a thumping majority in May, economic growth slowed to 5%, a six-year low," Naazneen Karmali wrote for Forbes.
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China went to war with Vietnam in 1979 after Deng Xiaoping, who had recently returned to power, pushed to punish Vietnam for occupying Cambodia and overthrowing the brutal Khmer Rouge regime, a Chinese ally.
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The repression has disrupted an alliance with business formed by Mr Ortega, who led the left-wing Sandinista revolution against a thuggish dictatorship in the 1970s and returned to power after an election in 2006.
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Greece's opposition conservatives returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday, and Prime Minister elect Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he had a clear mandate for change, pledging more investments and fewer taxes.
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The sanctions have been in place for nearly a decade, after Lukashenko was returned to power in an election that "was deemed by international observers to be severely flawed," according to the Government of Canada.
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The PP no longer enjoys a majority in parliament, after Rajoy returned to power for a second term last October with a severely diminished mandate, meaning he has to scrape together votes to get laws through.
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He returned to power in 2012 promising national renewal after a disastrous three-year stint in government by the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ, the main opposition party, now known as the Democratic Party, or DP).
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That is the lowest since Abe returned to power almost five years ago with a conservative agenda of reviving traditional values and loosening limits on the military that centered on amending the pacifist post-war constitution.
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Cameron, who called the June 2016 referendum after being returned to power the year before, campaigned for Britons to stay in the EU, arguing that leaving the bloc would send the country into an economic tailspin.
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Potential candidates include Itsunori Onodera, Kyodo said, who served as defense minister for nearly two years from 2012, when Abe returned to power, and is widely regarded as a safe pair of hands for the job.
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Abe returned to power in 2012 when Sino-Japanese ties were in tatters due to a feud over East China Sea islands, and the territorial dispute remains a key source of friction between the two countries.
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After returning to Burundi, he attempted a political comeback as the leader of a hard-line Tutsi-led party, Parena, but was thwarted when his longtime rival Mr. Buyoya returned to power in a 1996 coup.
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The fighting between security forces and unidentified gunmen was some of the worst to hit Brazzaville since 1997, when Sassou Nguesso returned to power after months of urban warfare between rival militia groups in the capital.
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A longtime ruling party policy veteran, Motegi, 61, previously served as trade minister under Abe when he returned to power in 20153, tackling issues such as negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade pact.
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Greece's opposition New Democracy returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday, and Prime Minister elect Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he had a clear mandate for change, pledging more investments and fewer taxes.
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The 1MDB investigations in the United States and Malaysia have gathered pace since Najib unexpectedly lost a general election in May to Mahathir Mohamad, who returned to power 15 years after he retired as prime minister.
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This policy only ended when the Republicans returned to power and demonstrated their enduring willingness to dip down into the ranks -- witness Paul Ryan, Dennis Hastert or the aborted choice of Robert Livingston -- to select a speaker.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's opposition conservatives returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday, and Prime Minister elect Kyriakos Mitsotakis said he had a clear mandate for change, pledging more investments and fewer taxes.
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In 2012, shortly after Mr. Fico returned to power, a government-backed hospital was found to have paid over a half-million dollars more than a hospital in the neighboring Czech Republic did for a CT scan machine.
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But the protests led by students and supported by the business community and the Catholic Church are posing the greatest threat to his government since he won the 2006 election and returned to power 16 years after losing it.
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The election was scheduled after the Supreme Court spectacularly threw out the results of a vote on August 8th that would have returned to power the incumbent, Uhuru Kenyatta (the son of Jomo and scion of the Kikuyu tribe).
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After the Polish Law and Justice party (PiS) returned to power with an absolute majority in 2015, it began altering the make-up of the constitutional court and increasing the government's powers to sack and appoint lower-court judges.
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Support for Abe, battered by losses in a Tokyo assembly election and a smoldering scandal, has fallen below 30 percent, the lowest since he returned to power in 2012, according to an opinion poll conducted by Jiji news agency.
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The election turmoil threatens to topple Morales, a survivor of Latin America's leftist "pink tide" two decades ago, and could ripple around the region at a time when left-leaning leaders have returned to power in Mexico and Argentina.
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In Spain, incumbent Mariano Rajoy was returned to power last week but only after two inconclusive elections in which voters fled his conservatives and their traditional rival on the left, the Socialists, for two new parties, Podemos and Ciudadanos.
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Since Abe returned to power in late 2012 with a pledge to reboot the moribund economy with a mix of stimulus policies dubbed "Abenomics," he has urged companies to lift wages, hoping that would drive a virtuous growth cycle.
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The Liberal-National coalition, which returned to power in 2013, has lost its lead against the opposition Labor party in the latest polls, with the two sides now running neck-and-neck, but Turnbull said he expected to win.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian conservative Sebastian Kurz returned to power on Tuesday as his coalition cabinet with the Greens was sworn in almost eight months after his alliance with the far right collapsed in the wake of a video sting.
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Sharif was toppled in a coup in 1999 and returned to power after winning a 2013 election but his relations with the powerful military have been testy at times, and both sides are sensitive about talk of military intervention.
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Najib and his wife, who has faced criticism for her extravagant lifestyle, are at the center of a wide-ranging graft investigation launched by Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, who was returned to power by a stunning election victory in May.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The Pakistani and Indian prime ministers exchanged messages via Twitter on Thursday hoping for peace, after Narendra Modi returned to power in New Delhi in an election fought in the wake of confrontation between the nuclear-armed enemies.
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The Greek stock index rallied at the open to hit a new February 21 high before erasing gains and slipping 2404.48% as traders booked profits after Greece's opposition conservatives returned to power with a landslide victory in snap elections on Sunday.
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The EU last month began a formal procedure to strip Cambodia of its "Everything but Arms (EBA)" initiative, after Prime Minister Hun Sen returned to power in a July general election in which his party won all the seats in parliament.
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Since Australia's national election on May 28255, which returned to power a conservative government that has maintained hard-line policies intended to deter asylum seekers, there have been dozens of suicide attempts and acts of self-harm at the refugee centers.
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Abe, who returned to power for a rare second term in 2012 promising to reboot the economy and strengthen defense, also topped the list of lawmakers whom voters want to see win a September ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leadership race.
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Analysts said that Najib's best bet for avoiding jail, considering the vast array of charges against him, is to hope his allies are returned to power at the country's next election in 2023, if the trial is still going on then.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, battered by a smoldering scandal and voters' perception he is taking them for granted, has fallen below 30 percent, the lowest since he returned to power in 4.53, a survey released on Friday showed.
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Karroubi, 80, a Shi'ite cleric like Khamenei, and fellow reformist Mirhossein Mousavi ran for election in 2009 and became figureheads for Iranians who staged mass protests after hardline conservative President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was returned to power in a vote they believed was rigged.
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In March 2004, Mr. Rubalcaba played a critical part in the comeback of the Socialists, who were returned to power in an election that took place amid a national tragedy, shortly after the Madrid train bombings that were Spain's worst terrorist attack.
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In spite of the charges brought against Dragnea, PSD have returned to power a little over 12 months after their last party chief, Victor Ponta, resigned on the back of a deadly nightclub fire which became the catalyst for voter discontent in his leadership.
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The EU in November began a formal procedure to strip Cambodia of its Everything but Arms (EBA) status, after Hun Sen returned to power in a July general election in which his party won all of the seats after a crackdown on the opposition.
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The resignation of Morales, a leftist icon and the last survivor of Latin America's leftist "pink tide" of two decades ago, is likely to send shockwaves across the region at a time when left-leaning leaders have returned to power in Mexico and Argentina.
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The resignation of Morales, a leftist icon and the last survivor of Latin America's leftist "pink tide" of two decades ago, is likely to send shockwaves across the region at a time when left-leaning leaders have returned to power in Mexico and Argentina.
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In Missouri, Josh Hawley, the Republican nominee for Senate, read a blistering statement on Monday to reporters in which he framed his race against Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat who voted against Justice Kavanaugh, as a referendum on whether Democrats should be returned to power.
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Ever since the Conservatives returned to power — first in a coalition in 2010, then with a narrow majority in 2015 — they have promised to permit a free ballot in Parliament on fox hunting, enabling legislators to vote without any formal instruction from party managers.
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Had Democrats returned to power in this election in larger numbers, her return to the speakership would have been almost assured, as few people have raised their voice to challenge her, and Pelosi would have been able to argue she effectively returned Democrats to power.
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Led by Modi and Shah, the BJP returned to power, winning in a general election in 2019 by a landslide majority, but the party has failed to keep its hold on a number of key Indian states amid growing criticism over some of its recent moves.
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Abe, who returned to power in December 2012 promising to revive the economy and bolster defence, had until recently been seen as likely to win a third term when his tenure ends in September 2018, putting him on track to be Japan's longest-serving prime minister.
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But, perhaps taking a leaf from Russia's Vladimir Putin, who selected his proxy Dmitri Medvedev for a single term, then returned to power, Kabila has tapped the former interior minister, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary, under sanction by the European Union for alleged human rights abuses, to fill his shoes.
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And their investigative offensive, which will involve a number of committees, will peel back the Trump administration layer by layer and offer exhibits for their own case in 2020 that the current White House is corrupt and unfit and that Trump should not be returned to power for a second term.
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The argument was so convincing that even after the coalition government was forced to default on the International Monetary Fund, close Greece's banks, impose controls on the movement of capital and then accept the terms of an onerous new bailout with creditors, the two parties were returned to power in snap elections last September.
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"In the event that the polls prove to be giving a misleading impression of a fairly slender Conservative poll lead and instead they are returned to power with a reasonably increased majority (say 15 to 20 seats or more) then GBP should enjoy at least a modest relief rally," he said in a research note on Monday.
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The comeback strategy Republicans adopted after back-to-back election wipeouts in the 2006 midterms and Barack Obama's victory in 2008 drew heavily on two relentless tactics: First, GOP leaders promised to reward their core supporters with unrealistic bounties once they returned to power; Second, they attempted to extort those concessions from unwilling Democrats using procedurally extreme legislative maneuvers.
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Onodera, 57, was defense minister for roughly two years from December 2012, when Abe returned to power and is seen as a safe pair of hands to take on the portfolio after predecessor Tomomi Inada stumbled with gaffes and missteps and was forced to quit less than a week before the reshuffle due to a cover-up scandal.
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Opposition MPs were furious with the government prior to Friday&aposs vote, because the published text of the WAB showed that Johnson had removed previous commitments relating to Britain&aposs withdrawal from the EU. Since being returned to power, Johnson&aposs government has included legal provisions to prevent any transition period being extended beyond December 2020.
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And the third thing was that, in 2010 — the same year that Glenn Beck put out three hours of anti-Soros programming on Fox News (Beck declined a request for an interview about where his interest in Soros came from) — a former Soros scholarship student named Viktor Orbán returned to power in Hungary, in the midst of the world economic crisis.
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