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Investors voted down a total of 12 CEO pay plans in 2020.\"We still have 200 or more meetings to go, and we are likely to see more failures,\" said Brian Johnson, an executive director at ISS Corporate Solutions.The record was reached last week, when 53% of shareholders invested in oilfield services firm Halliburton Co voted down CEO Jeff Miller's $22.3 million pay plan, which is roughly $10 million more than he earned in 2019.Cruise ship operator Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltdalso faced a defeat from its investors on executive pay plans on Thursday, according to a securities filing.Investors this year have also rejected executive pay plans at industrial company General Electric Co , coffee retailer Starbucks Corp and chip maker Intel Corp.Losing the shareholder vote can put pressure on corporate boards and executives to negotiate new pay deals. 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