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ALSORAN
ALSORAN
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#2 or #3
#3 or #4
Aesops hare
Another finisher
Back-of-the-pack sort
Big-A laggard
Candicate who lost
Candidate who lost
Competitor who didnt win
Concession speech giver
Defeatee
Derby laggard
Dewey in 1948
Dole
Election loser
He almost won
Horse back in the pack
Horse named on a crumpled betting slip
Horse way back in the pack
Lackluster performer
Last-place finisher
Late finisher
Long shot
Loser
Losing candidate
Mere participant
Minor-party candidate
Miss Congeniality
Nader
Nobody
Non-winner
Nonwinner
Not a marathon winner
Not a winner
One not seated?
One out of the money
One who cant get a seat
One who didnt get in
One whos back in the pack
One whos not first
Other finisher
Out-of-the-money finisher
Perot
Person in second place
Poor performer
Ross Perot
Runner up
Runner-up
Show horse
Slowpoke
Stevenson in 1952 and 1956
Third-party candidate
Third-place finisher
Track loser
Unimpressive competitor
Unsuccessful contender
Unsuccessful person
A candidate who lost.
Behind the first three: Horseracing.
The loser.
Unsuccessful candidate.
Horse in the ruck.
Not a prizewinner.
Luckless contender: Colloq.
Defeated contestant.
No prize-winner, he.
Out-of-the-money horse.
The defeated one.
Person of no importance.
Loser: Colloq.
One kind of race horse.
Smith or Willkie.
Defeated one.
Postelection personality.
Relative of a has-been.
Racing-chart comment.
Out of the money
Inferior one
Chronic loser
Winner's follower
Trailer
Bottom-line horse
Anderson or Carter in 1980
Tilden in 1876
He didn't win, place or show
Fourth-place finisher
Lame duck, often
One who can't get a seat
One who's back in the pack
Miss Congeniality, e.g.
Third-place finisher, e.g.
#3 or #4, say
Ross Perot, in 1992 and 1996
2 or 3
#2 or #3, say
The hare, e.g., in The Tortoise and the Hare
Consolation prize recipient
One who didn't make it to the office?
Race loser
One who's in it but doesn't win it
Second, or worse
One who didn't even show?
Thomas Dewey or Hubert Humphrey, notably
Unplaced horse
Losing contestant
Contestant losing by a large margin
Unplaced horse, a length ahead of second roan racing
One failing to gain a place in a lyceum, at first so put out
Artist in salon, sadly not a winner
Meal's orange, peeled twice: this one won't amount to much
Unsuccessful challenger
A 15 that doesn't place?
Too controlled to be a nonentity
Athlete who's out of place on the track
Goals or a near miss cited by poor loser
Orchestra accommodated by Irish islands not a winner
Athlete out of place on the track
Out of place competitor
Beaten candidate
Concession speech deliverer
Too frank, essentially: he didn't get a place
No winner's too stretched
Article about solar storm, one failing to win award
Unsuccessful entrant
Foreign ___
African republic
Basic
White ant
Organ recital's conclusion meets with exclamations of disgust and approval!
Not entirely kind having article holding up Capone as a loser
Fellow contender
One doesnt place leads from such old routers in a computer linkup!
One who never won a finals or a new entrant (4-3)
Capital ensemble established in island has not been successful
Loser in orchestra wearing jumper
Players in Irish barony once defeated competitor
Losers lesion oddly covered in distinctive sort of stitches
Postelection figure
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