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United Nations Security Council Resolution 26, adopted on June 4, 1947, modified the rules of procedure so that when the Council was voting to fill a position on the International Court of Justice voting would continue as long as is needed until one candidate holds an absolute majority of the votes.

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	'''[[United Nations]] [[~~List~~ ~~of UN~~ Security Council ~~Resolutions~~\|Security Council Resolution]] 26''', adopted on [[June 4]], [[1947]], modified the rules of procedure so that when the [[UNSC\|Council]] was voting to fill a position on the [[International Court of Justice]] voting would continue as long as is needed until one candidate holds an absolute majority of the votes.		'''[[United Nations]] [[United Nations Security Council Resolution\|Security Council Resolution]] 26''', adopted on [[June 4]], [[1947]], modified the rules of procedure so that when the [[UNSC\|Council]] was voting to fill a position on the [[International Court of Justice]] voting would continue as long as is needed until one candidate holds an absolute majority of the votes.

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