Loud promises were made to turf out MPs who did not represent their constituents' views.
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In November, Tony Evers, a Democrat, managed to turf out Mr Walker from the governor's mansion.
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The Liberal party has modified its rules to make it harder to turf out sitting prime ministers.
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Christian groups helped to stall a bill by threatening to turf out any legislator who favoured gay marriage.
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Both parties have changed their rules to make it harder for their MPs to turf out their leaders.
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But Akzo is governed by a foundation that makes it almost impossible for shareholders to turf out the board.
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Cincinnati's turf arrived with the new stadium in 1970, four years after the Houston Astrodome became the first stadium to use artificial turf, out of necessity.
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I talked to a number of my predecessors from different parties who expressed how quickly they would turf out of caucus someone who was so openly antagonistic.
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This marked an apparent reversal of plans to turf out those considered less than loyal - a sign of her weakened stature in a party that traditionally craves strong leaders.
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That would need at least some Conservative MPs to vote to bring down their own government, something that has not happened since rebel Tories helped turf out Neville Chamberlain in 1940.
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A plan by Donald Trump to turf out dozens of ambassadors on the day he takes office risks months of uncertainty in some of the most sensitive parts of the world, according to several experts.
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In Parkland, Florida, Sari Kaufman was among students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School — where the mass shooting took place — who urged peers to get involved in politics, register to vote and turf out lawmakers who did not protect them.
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Moon was elected on the back of anti-corruption protests which helped turf out his predecessor Park Geun-hye, now facing criminal charges, and his promise of sweeping reforms to the country's political system, economy, and chaebols, the family run conglomerates, that dominate South Korean society.
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At this time the rest of site would have been populated by wooden and turf out-buildings. This area was later enclosed by a stone curtain wall which included both a tower and a gateway. At the beginning of the 17th century, and sometime after the stone hall had been abandoned, a much smaller structure was built at the north-east corner of the hall. The remaining area of the hall, now roofless, was used as an inner courtyard.
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He announces that he is gay, to throw Mildred off his tail, and leaves shortly afterwards. In December 1977, Mildred decides to have a spring-clean and to turf out some of George's clutter, including his wartime gas mask. She discovers letters he has written to a woman named Dorothy for years and fears that he has been unfaithful and brings a marriage counsellor in - though it turns out that they are unsent fan letters to film actress Dorothy Lamour. Christmas 1977 brings news that Jeffrey is producing and directing the Hampton Wick Players Christmas pantomime, Cinderella.
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