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"have elected" refers to "have decided?"

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oristarA
 
Reply Fri 20 Apr, 2012 06:27 pm

Context:

Another federal official, who also was not authorized to comment publicly, said Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan asked suspect agents to take polygraphs because their statements varied. Some have elected to submit, others have not and still others have not decided whether to submit.

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http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theoval/post/2012/04/obama-aide-dont-politicize-secret-service-scandal/1
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Reply Fri 20 Apr, 2012 06:37 pm
@oristarA,
"Have elected" = "have chosen to do so."
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Reply Fri 20 Apr, 2012 06:52 pm
@Lustig Andrei,
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