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Expression: "You are not as ill as quiet." | Appropriate word (congregate/convene)
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Position of Adverb/Adjective Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:16 am  Position of Adverb/Adjective		  
HI

Which one is correct

" They have elected him as unanimous leader in the Party "

or
" they have unanimously elected him as leader in the Party"

Could you please tell me the difference in the above sentences ?

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Position of Adverb/Adjective Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:28 am  Position of Adverb/Adjective		  
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Use the second one: the election is unanimous, not the leader.
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