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1. The proposals were voted through yesterday.

2. A proposal to merge the two companies was voted through yesterday.

3. The committee voted through a proposal to cut the defence budget.

4. The law itself will take over from the emergency anti-strike provisions voted through amid no little confusion six days ago.

5. Many blacks were denied the right to vote through chicanery.

6. Over 50 people were denied a vote through a computer error.

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7. The council is politically hung, which means that the parties had to form alliances to get a budget voted through.

8. Voting through cuts in benefits to the poorest people is a matter of shame for all of us.

9. On 30 November the Decree on Missionary Activity was voted through chapter by chapter, and then approved in its entirety.

10. Getting this vote through is one thing, but all it is doing is delaying the inevitable. ...

11. The opposition says he won the vote through widespread fraud.

12. Whoever likes it can take part. TV viewers vote through SMS.

13. "Oh what a night, " said Nancy Pelosi, the Democrat leader in the House, who is credited with steering the vote through.

14. However, in a separate development, Democratic leaders in the Senate conceded today they would not attempt to vote through climate change legislation before Copenhagen.

15. Fourth, after the decision-making, depends upon principle which the people help, every vote through the item must depend upon the general staff's support, implements together.

16. Believe you'll sit together as soon as possible early negotiated earth human society reunification problems and to vote through this major proposal.

17. The Greek debt saga continues to evolve slowly, with the latest attention focused on Merkel's challenge in passing the EFSF vote through Germany's parliament.