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General election
* are competition
  - political events
  - votes
* is an election
+ Government of Australia, The Federal Government, Legislature
  * The Prime Minister and the Cabinet are responsible to the Parliament, of which they must be members. General elections are held at least once every three years. The Prime Minister can advise the Governor-General to call an election for the House of Representatives at any time, but Senate elections can only be held within certain periods set out in the Constitution. The most recent general election was on 21 August 2010.

Judicial election
* are a minefield for lawyers.
* occur in odd-numbered years.

Local election
* allow local communities to set the political agenda for their local area.
* are politics distilled to their purest forms.

Presidential election
* are essentially approval votes on how the incumbent party has been doing
  - primarily spectacle, mostly smoke with little flame, and almost no light
* attract about half the nation's voters.
* occur once every four years.
* take place every four years.

Primary
* Primaries are healthy manifestations of differences within parties
  - more X-ray luminous than secondaries
  - the elections in which parties choose their candidates for the general election
* is an election
  - celestial bodies
  - flight feathers

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Primary aldosteronism
* decreases magnesium levels by increasing renal flow.
* is caused by an adrenal adenoma or primary adrenal hyperplasia
  - suggested by a history of hypokalemia

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Primary consumer
* are animals that eat primary producers
  - mainly feeds off plants
* are eaten by secondary consumers such as owls
* are herbivores so they eat plants
  - that eat plants
  - herbivores, or organisms that eat plants, algae or fungi
  - organisms that consume producers for energy and nutrients
* are the herbivores, and are the second largest biomass in an ecosystem
  - species that eat the producers
  - usually herbivores, feeding on plants and fungus
* consume primary producers to meet their energy and nutrient needs.
* eat plants and derive energy from glucose
  - plants, and secondary and tertiary consumers feed on primary consumers
* feed directly on producers, eg herbivores such as cows, rabbits and caterpillars.
* is an organism that eats the producer.
* obtain energy by eating primary producers or the residues they produce.

Primary deviance
* is when someone commits a crime.
* refers to the occasional deviant behavior.

Primary dysmenorrhea
* can be either spasmodic or congestive.
* is caused by normal uterine contractions
  - prostaglandin-induced uterine contractions
  - common menstrual cramps
  - pain
* means pain has recurred regularly since periods began.
* natural process that normal part of menstruation.
* occurs in women in their late teens and early twenties
  - when the prostaglandins provoke an overly vigorous uterine response

Primary enuresis
* is the most common form of urinary incontinence among children.
* refers to inability to maintain urinary control from infancy.

Primary seborrhea
* can be either genetic-based or caused by a keratinization disorder.
* is believed to be an inherited disorder.

Vote buying
* allows the government to increase taxes.
* can both increase and decrease efficiency.
* is done by having a means of verification of the vote and the voter.