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By the end of next Tuesday, Donald Trump is likely to end up with all the delegates he needs to cinch the Republican nomination. He’s already closing in on 1,000, as Carson, Huckabee, and Rubio delegates (richly wined and dined) join on. Republican operatives say Trump then needs only 100 more to convince enough other unbound Republican delegates to give him the magic 1,237. And he’ll easily add at least 100 in Tuesday’s primaries, which include New Jersey, Connecticut, Maryland, and Delaware.
With Trump at the head of the ticket, Democrats have a serious chance of retaking the Senate and perhaps even the House. And some governors. That’s good news. But it also means that if we blow the presidential election we get a bigoted pathological narcissist xenophobe in the Oval Office.
Corpuscular Madonna, 1952 "麥當娜"小體，1952年 Corpuscular philosophy definition is - the philosophy that attempts to account for the phenomena of nature by the characteristics (such as motion, figure, rest, position) of minute particles of matter.
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cinnabar
辰砂（しんしゃ、cinnabar）は硫化水銀(II)(HgS)からなる鉱物である。別名に賢者の石、
unbound 1
ADJECTIVE
“Unbound delegates,” “unpledged delegates,” “superdelegate” – these are the names by which certain players in the primary election process go. This group helps nominate the presidential candidates for the Republican and Democratic parties.
Unlike other delegates (covered here), these folks’ votes at the party conventions this summer are not necessarily based upon how the public voted in their states’ primary or caucuses.
SYNONYMS breeze, cinch, pushover, snap. These nouns denote something easily accomplished: The exam was a breeze. Chopping onions is a cinch with a food processor. Winning the playoffs was no pushover. The new computer program was a snap to learn.
cinch
Origin
Mid 19th century (in sense 2 of the noun): from Spanish cincha 'girth'.
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