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Bagert (French pronunciation: [baʒɛʁ]) is a
commune in the
department of Ariège in the
Occitanie region of south-western France. The
commune is situated...
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prominent Republicans endorsed Johnston, and
trailing Republican challenger Ben
Bagert dropped out,
saying that he
would "reluctantly" vote for the
leading Democratic...
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Bernard John
Bagert Jr. (born 1944) is an
American attorney and politician. He
served in the
Louisiana State House from 1970 to 1984 and the Louisiana...
- Brod
Bagert (born 1947) is a children's poet from New Orleans. He has
written 19
books of
poetry for children, young-adults, and adults. His work has received...
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supporting Bagert to
stopping Duke. As the
election drew near,
polls showed Johnston firmly in
first place, with Duke in
second place and
Bagert trailing...
- that
Bagert could not win. To
avoid a
runoff between Duke and Johnston, the GOP
decided to
surrender the
primary to Johnston.
Funding for
Bagert's campaign...
- Bill for Act 515 of 1988 was
Senate Bill 155,
introduced by
Senator Ben
Bagert. Laws for a code of
evidence was
introduced in 1818, 1956, 1986, and 1987...
- from
industry and
academia developed the exam and
maintained it.
Donald Bagert, and at a
later period Stephen Tockey headed the
certification committee...
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jungle primary he
received 288,382
votes (20%),
placing third behind Ben
Bagert, who
received 313,143 (22%), and
Richard Ieyoub, who
received 447,457 (31%)...
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April 2024. "ICSE Most
Influential Paper Award". ACM SIGSOFT.
Donald J.
Bagert (April 1999). "Viewpoint:
taking the lead in
licensing software engineers"...
