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Elect The conversion of a conditional order into a market order.
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| When Obama's record and views are separated from the myth-making and rock-star image, the problem of his electability looms large. Reeking electability, he clearly has the potential to be a good president. While Pence's anti-spending stance places him in a very small club of lawmakers, there is some evidence to support his belief that it does not hurt his electability. |
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