61.   When teacher candidates used to get almost all their practice in one semester of practice teaching, host teachers were often uninvolved in evaluating them.

62.   While the candidates use debates to restate their campaign positions, some people watch them like a car race, waiting for a wreck to happen.

63.   Opposition parties were already banned from campaigning openly, so their candidates have been using fundraising events to meet and addressing voters.

64.   As the voting dates draw close, candidates are using boats, four-wheel drive vehicles and have trekked to reach people in tiny fishing villages and along mountain ranges.

65.   Both presidential candidates have been using a battery of studies from ideologically friendly sources as armament for their policy combat.

66.   Both candidates used outdated numbers on health insurance.

67.   Candidates use free TV time to harangue voters.

68.   Candidates may also use paid advertising, but not more than twice the amount of free time.

69.   For lack of funds and time, few candidates have used the electronic media or campaigned extensively in the provinces.

70.   He thought Mr Tung should be careful not to be used by candidates as part of their election campaigns.