Similar words: campaign, campaigner, advertising campaign, champaign, signing, reigning, aligning, feigning. Meaning: [kæm'peɪn] 
n. the campaign of a candidate to be elected.
n. the campaign of a candidate to be elected. 
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181. As John McCain crossed the country campaigning for his 2008 presidential bid, he wanted to make sure to reach everyone of voting age, regardless of their ability to think clearly.
182. There are a thousand of brilliant campaigning organizations -- I'd recommend Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, Womankind Worldwide, and Common Sense for Drug Policy, just for starters.
183. They are also distributing CDMA mobile and land line phone connections to civilians, while campaigning in the main townships of Kachin State.
184. Eisenhower was campaigning for president in Wisconsin in 1952, he shared a stage with Senator Joseph McCarthy.
185. He didn't like wiretapping without a warrant or military tribunals when campaigning.
186. Now, she entered a group and companion her crew are campaigning against French testing in Polynesia.
187. After 30 years of campaigning against large landowners, the women babassu breakers won legal rights to go onto the land and extract the babassu nuts.
188. The shifting winds of popular opinion determine the direction taken by the ver - campaigning pol.
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