Nominated for President by acclamation in 1960, he lost by a narrow margin to John F.

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On 14 July 2011, the UN General Assembly voted by acclamation to admit the Republic of South Sudan as a Member State.

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"It's really a show about acclamation, more than anything, " executive producer Joe Lawson said of what he sees as a fish-out-of-water story.

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There's something painfully poignant about this moment of acclamation.

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This time the goal will be Yes by acclamation.

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Senator CLINTON: All votes cast by the delegates will be counted and that I move Senator Barack Obama of Illinois be selected by this convention, by acclamation, as the nominee of the Democratic...

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Hillary Clinton interrupted a roll call vote to ask that he be nominated by acclamation, a carefully choreographed maneuver designed to unite the party after the bitter primary battle between Obama and Clinton.

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Mr Barak followed up his indecorous declaration on television with a similarly unseemly steamrolling of his Labour Party's Central Committee next day to confirm him by acclamation as its leader and candidate for prime minister.

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Ed was reelected president by acclamation.

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You want a motion by acclamation?

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