- A
scrutineer (also
called a poll-watcher or a
challenger in the
United States) is a
person who
observes any
process that
requires rigorous oversight. Scrutineers...
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until 1949. It was also
published as The
Scrutineer and West
Camden Advocate and The
Scrutineer. The
Scrutineer and West
Camden Advocate was
first published...
- Prix, or for
changing a
gearbox or
engine component. If a car
fails scrutineering, the
driver will be
excluded from
qualifying but will be
allowed to...
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November 2024:
Scrutineering and
vehicle loading in
Barcelona 30
December 2024:
Vehicle offloading in
Jeddah 1–2
January 2025:
Final scrutineering in Bisha...
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unfolded by the
first scrutineer. All
three scrutineers separately write down the name
indicated on the ballot. The last of the
scrutineers reads the name aloud...
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outside scrutineer pulling the vote (i.e.
reminding supporters to go to vote) on
Election Day or an
advance polling day, or to be an
inside scrutineer in the...
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automatically qualified, were
presented for
scrutineering on Sa****ay, May 2. 61 cars p****ed the
scrutineering checks, but two
entries - the #37 Newcastle...
- Miss
World 1998, the 48th
edition of the Miss
World pageant, was held on 26
November 1998 at the Lake
Berjaya Mahé
Resort in Mahé Island, Seyc****es. 86...
- head of
Eurovision he
appeared on the
broadcasts as the
adjudicator and
scrutineer of the voting. In 1969, when the
Contest was held in Spain,
there was...
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Motorsport marshals are
mainly volunteer workers responsible for the
safety of
motor racing competitors. They are
stationed at
various points of danger...
