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Nominators in the future may serve for a maximum of three years.

The foundation does not identify the nominators and committee members.

The new nominators will not be officially chosen until next week.

"He asked me who the nominators were; and I told him.

The nominators were invited to such a discussion on May 18 with members of the administration committee.

Instead of driving with their nominators, however, the five drivers sit in the car together.

Paul and Brad both eventually pass thanks to their nominators.

Or were the nominators simply unimpressed with the quality of these two shows?

The Tony nominators did appear to be sending both shows a message.

Recipients are recommended by 100 anonymous nominators around the country.

For this challenge, the nominators will be paired with someone other than their nominee.

Beyond the fifty or more nominators, there are no other requirements for candidates.

The nominator or nominee must be a resident of Nebraska.

Nominators serve three-year terms and are asked to see every new Broadway production.

Before the nominators voted in each category they discussed the major candidates.

Previously there was no limit; some nominators served a decade or more.

The nominators submit names of artists they believe should be considered for an award.

That's a bit harsh, says one nominator, who also insisted on anonymity.

Instead, nominators proposed up to four names in each category, all of which were given equal weight.

On 6 June, he confirmed that he now had 50 nominators.

That was seven too many for the Administration Committee, which chooses the nominators.

The Committee keeps the nominations secret and asks that nominators do the same.

The nominators are the first to test out the spa, and give it a rave review.

If the Tony nominators nominate it, it's an automatic win.

With the Playbills of every eligible show from the season spread before them, the nominators went to work.