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nominate verb appoint, assign, call, choose, commission, constitute, denominate, designare, designate, designate for appointment, designate for election, dicere, draft, engage, entitle, install, label, name, name for office, nominare, ordain, ordinate, place in authority, place in command, place in office, propose, propose as a candiiate, put up, select, specify, style, suggest, tag, title, vote into office See also: charge, delegate, designate, empower, induct, instate, invest, propose, select, vest How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Nominators Renee Kelley and Jimmie Coleman-Price said most -- though not all -- of Davis' work is with disadvantaged, underprivileged and other kids at risk of getting into trouble. But first, nominators must determine if the tree is, and always was, one tree or if it is actually the result of two or more trunks that began as separate sprouts and grew into each other. While the extensive list of names in the end matter credits those who made a 'one-off' contribution to the book, from writers and nominators, to students who helped with scanning, a separate list crediting those who worked full-time on the project for two years was inexplicably excluded from the final proofs. |
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