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European and South American delegates concerned with US drug policy(passive) to have been influenced byThe vote ( by secret ballot
48 of the UK lawmakers overtly angry at May Brexit policy(passive) was triggered bya secret ballot
48 of her MPs angry at her Brexit policy , which they say betrays the 2016 referendum result(passive) was triggered byThe secret ballot
48 MPs angry at the Brexit policy which has been put forward by May and agreed upon with Europe(passive) was triggered byThe secret ballot
48 of Theresa May 's MPs angry at Theresa May 's Brexit policy , which they say betrays the 2016 referendum result(passive) was triggered byThe secret ballot
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to prevent voter intimidation and blackmail(passive) was inventedThe secret ballot
Some questioned the use of faxed ballots or e - mailspreventeda secret ballot
to free the voter to rely on his or her own conscience to vote(passive) is designedThe secret ballot
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in Australia Clause 63 of 1856 Tasmanian Electoral Actwas inventedin Australia Clause 63 of 1856 Tasmanian Electoral Act
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to end intimidation of electorsdesignedto end intimidation of electors
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