If the conclave remains deadlocked after 30 votes, a simple majority suffices. |
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Conventional wisdom says that whoever goes into the conclave as pope exits as cardinal. |
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By the time the conclave meets there is likely to be at least some consensus over the leading contenders. |
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The videotape was aired as cardinals arrived in the rain at the Vatican for their seventh meeting to map out details of the conclave. |
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But if the conclave remains deadlocked after about 33 ballots, the rules allow for the election of a Pope on attaining a 51 per cent majority. |
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He decided to spend the night instead at the Vatican hotel where the cardinals gathered for the conclave. |
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Unless the BJP has a change of heart after its Goa conclave, the Prime Minister must expect unmitigated hostility from the main Opposition party. |
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And so, a national conclave on weather prediction, held in Kochi became a closely guarded affair. |
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He is among the 117 cardinals who make up the conclave that will elect the next pope. |
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The conclave opens with a Mass of the Holy Spirit, including a key homily stressing the particular challenges facing the next pope. |
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Not much concrete came out of the closed-door conclave, except a flurry of articles and promises by both sides to continue talking. |
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White smoke poured from the Sistine Chapel and bells tolled earlier to announce the conclave had produced a pope. |
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Modern changes to conclave procedures have eliminated voting by acclamation. |
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Sooner than that, no female person will have a vote at the next conclave for the election of a Pope. |
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After the conclave certain honorary distinctions and pecuniary emoluments are awarded to the conclavists. |
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Others lingered at home to comfort the faithful in their diocese before heading to Rome for the funeral and the secret voting sessions of the conclave. |
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Mr Vajpayee's exhortation to his partymen to keep the NDA intact might also have an impact on the conclave when it arrived at the 10-point conclusions. |
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They do have some contact with service staff at the special dormitory in which they stay throughout the conclave, but staff members are not permitted to speak to them. |
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After all, the Vatican experts had predicted that a short conclave meant that one of the two frontrunners had cinched the deal. |
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He quotes an unnamed cardinal saying that the conclave voters knew the charges were false. |
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Also expected was the Archbishop of Westminster, Vincent Nichols, who will put the United Kingdom back on the conclave map. |
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But perhaps the most telling tale to come out of the conclave is from the post-election dinner on Wednesday night. |
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In the meantime Francis will sleep in the Santa Martha house, where the cardinals spent conclave. |
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The same also very much applies to the document to be presented in the ministerial conclave next week. |
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When the conclave at the third scrutiny elected Gioacchino Pecci to the tiara as Leo XIII, the schism between the papacy and the Italian government widened. |
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He was elected on the fifth ballot and won at least 77 votes on Wednesday, the second day of the secret conclave in Vatican City. |
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The two men considered most papabile among the DUP cardinals when the next conclave eventually comes are deputy leader Peter Robinson and the party's newest star, Nigel Dodds. |
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Edwards's name is blacked out, but the text makes clear that the meeting can be none other than the Helms-Edwards conclave that Kissinger and others alluded to. |
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As a conclave of low-paid people with government guaranteed paychecks, military bases are natural targets for the predatory lending practices of payday loan companies. |
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But they know when it is running out, as an impromptu conclave in the Punjabi village of Lubana Teku showed. |
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The rituals date back nearly a thousand years, but Vatican officials are taking very modern security measures to prevent any leaks from the conclave. |
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In a secret conclave he called for naval sorties that would set fire to the dockyards of other port cities around the Aegean. |
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The holy listicle serves as further proof that the 2013 papal conclave elected Oprah as the new pope. |
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The two stragglers struck up a conversation and, bingo, the ayes having it in the two person conclave, a torrid, though short-lived affair was launched. |
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Black smoke from the roof of the Sistine Chapel signalled that cardinals had failed to elect a new pope in the first ballot of their secret conclave yesterday. |
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The most recent version of this negotiating framework dates from the end of last week and will be examined by the foreign affairs ministers at the conclave to be held next Sunday evening. |
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The Commission welcomes the agreement that was achieved on defence at the Intergovernmental Conference, including the content of the protocol that was discussed following the conclave in Naples. |
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Four of these will be mini-sessions and two will take the form of a conclave, and we expect to turn all these occasions to good account in order to keep alive the Biarritz spirit. |
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Although he was judged the runner-up in the 2005 conclave that saw Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger elected Benedict XVI, few would have predicted that he would succeed him at all – let alone just eight years later. |
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The majority of the cardinals voted for the future Urban VI after the people of Rome burst into the papal conclave pushing the door down and threatening to behead them. |
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The verdicts pronounced by this conclave on new books, were speedily known over all London. |
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On April 19, 2005, the Cardinals gathered in a conclave and elected Pope Benedict XVI, the successor to John Paul II, who passed away two weeks earlier. |
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A conclave of nobles declared Edgar as king of the territory north of the Thames. |
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At the papal conclave of 1447 he was elected Pope in succession to Eugene IV on 6 March. |
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For the Papal conclave, 2005, a special urn was used for this purpose instead of a chalice and plate. |
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Starting with the Papal conclave, 2005, church bells are also rung as a signal that a new pope has been chosen. |
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As they emerged from the secretive confines of conclave, some of the cardinal electors spoke out about the voting process that had led to the first ever pontiff named after Saint Francis of Assisi. |
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Days later, Bergoglio was elected pope by a conclave of cardinals. |
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It provided the opportunity for a progress report on IGC discussions, with particular reference to the three topics dealt with in the ministerial conclave, on which Mr MOSCOVICI reported. |
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Later next year, an ongoing online conclave of West African griots will be offered in 12 languages. |
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It was only the other day, as it were, that the wonderful scene was presented of the great colonies of Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada being united in a conference and conclave here. |
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They should venture out of their conclave to heed the vox populi. |
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As every year, representatives of countries and areas of work which form the International Conference for Curative Education and Social Therapy met together for their conclave conference. |
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In secret conclave, the Embassy discussed its evacuation plans. |
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Thus two legendary horror tales originated from the conclave. |
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The current pope, Francis, was elected on 13 March 2013 by papal conclave. |
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Orosius had a confrontation with the Archbishop of Jerusalem, John II at the synod, in which Orosius was accused of heresy in front of the entire conclave. |
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