Romney
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5.3
- proper noun
- /ˈrɑːmni/
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Romney
- By late April, only 8 percent of Democrats still viewed Romney favorably.
- Mitt Romney
- Republican Romney
- Romney campaign
Hey everyone, it's Doctor Romney and it's Father's Day.
- Hey everyone, it's Doctor Romney and it's Father's Day.
- No, You know, with if Mitt Romney was president, would it have gone better?
- But Wyden wants to change that and Romney thinks that's bad for America.
- And in so doing, they got the, the Romney campaign to swing at really bad pitches.
- And on the right, we'll have their preferred candidate of like Mitt Romney or Adam Kinzinger.
- Because this is for me, this is different than like when Mitt Romney was running against Obama.
- I cannot wait because Doctor Romney is back.
- So Mitt Romney, second debate with Obama, he's ahead.
- Now there's also some other complaining about Romney's plan.
- Some other things happened and moreover, the proposals of Governor Romney is what I would call tax reform.
- On one side arguing in favor of Eric Schmidt, where people like RNC Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel.
Examples
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Although the CNN program leaned more toward Obama than Romney, the imbalance was relatively minor compared with the Fox program.
Academic text (2016) -
In a recent interview, Mitt Romney discussed his plans for the future of healthcare in America.
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Certainly, they were not part of the 47% that Romney referred to in his speech.
Academic text (2013) -
Many in the immigrant rights community were concerned about what a Romney victory might mean.
Academic text (2012) -
They're going to sit out rather than vote for a Romney like candidate.
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Whether a more aggressive approach regarding radical Islam could have helped Romney among the general public is an open question.
Academic text (2013) -
Attributes of Obama and Romney and their respective tones were analyzed.
Academic text (2016) -
And if the election could be framed as a referendum on Obama's economic management, Romney's prospects were bright.
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And frankly, on healthcare, Mitt, Mitt Romney doesn't want it to be an issue in a general election.
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Many people in Utah support Senator Romney because of his strong stance on local issues.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Romney as a family name originally meant a person 'from Romney', the town in England, so the surname simply shows a family connection to that place and explains why a political family today is called Romney.