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Vote or lose!

Yeltsin B.N.

Phraseologism: Vote or lose!

Meaning: A call to join something so that later you will not regret your non-participation in it.

Origin: The slogan of the presidential election campaign in Russia in 1996, which was adopted by the campaign headquarters of President Boris N. Yeltsin. This is a paraphrase of the American election slogan (1992): "Choose or loose", that is, "Choose or lose!" Phrase-symbol of the election campaign, conducted vigorously, offensively, using all means.

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