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Often used in the same context:
reappointed,
reappointing,
appoint,
resign,
elected,
nominate,
reelect,
rehire,
ex officio,
overrule,
retire,
demote,
oust,
indict,
impanel,
replace,
rescind,
reinstate,
recuse,
reassign,
rubber stamp,
rubberstamp,
endorse,
quit,
pro tem,
unseat,
unopposed,
impeach,
empanel,
disband,
seconded,
renew,
pro tempore,
reconsider,
dismiss,
sacking,
accede,
adjourn,
censuring,
revoke,
disbar,
abdicate,
sworn,
expires,
vote,
ratify,
outvoted,
dissented,
approve,
retry,
terminate,
lame duck,
depose,
chaired,
disaffiliate,
outgoing,
demit,
redistrict,
vacate,
uphold,
hire,
succeed,
quorate,
relinquish,
intervene,
preside,
convene,
reshuffle,
quo warranto,
grievance committee,
golden handshake,
incumbant,
disagreed,
disincorporate,
governing board,
nonvoting,
deputize,
acquit,
reargue,
predeceased,
running mate,
abstained,
veto,
lieutenant governor,
reheard,
countermand,
defer,
designate,
selectwoman,
reenlist,
prejudge,
arraign,
prorogue,
prosecute,
criticize,
ordain,
disinvite,
disqualify,
anoint,
revisit,
reapply,
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