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1. The President-elect followed in an open carriage drawn by six beautiful gray horses.

2. She delivered a panegyric on the President-elect.

3. The President-elect has been preparing to take office in January.

4. But the president-elect is nowhere to be found.

5. Both parties are cooperating by scheduling hearings on President-elect Bush's Cabinet nominations.

6. A spokeswoman for President-elect Bush, said his press office was on holiday and had no immediate comment.

7. The case increased pressure on President-elect Bill Clinton to rescind the ban on homosexual service members.

8. President-elect Clinton takes office in January after a landslide victory over Bush earlier this month.

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9. The president-elect has pledged to form an inclusive government.

10. The president-elect should establish and communicate his economic vision.

11. But neither the president-elect nor a surrogate appeared onstage.

12. But the president-elect has precious little breathing room.

13. U. S. President-elect Barack Obama pays tribute today (Monday) to the late African-American civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. by focusing on community service.

14. But the president-elect also made it clear that when it comes to foreign policy, his voice will carry the day.

15. The president-elect says the Guinean people voted calmly and with great maturity despite what he said were many provocations.

16. Optimism over President-elect Barack Obama's proposed stimulus plan has added to the more positive tone[sentencedict.com], helping the market rally in the face of an onslaught of dire economic and corporate outlooks.

17. President-elect Lincoln rode to the ceremony with outgoing President James Buchanan.

18. Dr Tony Falconer, the president-elect of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said the WHO's advice had no basis in evidence and women should not worry about time limits.

19. Q: Paraguayan President-elect expressed willingness to develop relations with China.

20. President-elect Barack Obama said Friday he wanted legislation in Congress to permit federal funding on stem cell research and overturn a ban imposed by President George W. Bush.

21. The only other time a president-elect has led the poll since Gallup began asking in 1948 was in 1952 when Dwight Eisenhower topped the list.

22. Democratic leaders in Congress and the President-elect Obama's transition team have already begun to carve up the remaining $350 billion in rescue funds leaving little for asset purchases.

23. On January 19, Martin Luther King Day, the president-elect and vice president-elect will participate in a day of community service.

24. For him this is a no-lose campaign - he will become either vice president-elect or a much stronger presidential contender for the next election.

25. Donald was an elder of the church and the president-elect at the local Rotary club.

26. On the basis of the official results given, it is my duty to declare Professor John Evans Atta-Mills president-elect of the Republic of Ghana , he said.

27. Whether you are a new middle manager or a new President-elect, the common wisdom is that you have three months to make an impact in your new role.

28. SIDS "is one of the most devastating things that can happen to a family, " says Judith Palfrey, a pediatrician and president-elect of the AAP.

29. KISUMU, Kenya (Reuters Life!) - The U.S. election has triggered a new generation of mini Barack Obamas with parents in Kenya and the United States naming their newborns after the new president-elect.

30. Increased export incentives by China have the potential to create a trade issue for President-elect Barack Obama, particularly regarding textiles.

1. The President-elect followed in an open carriage drawn by six beautiful gray horses.