Big boxes — really big boxes — seemed to be winning.
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So far, no one in Venezuela seems to be winning.
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And right now at least, China seems to be winning.
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She's not going to be winning any local popularity contests.
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SAUNDERS: WE HAVE CONTINUED TO BE WINNING IN DERM, RIGHT.
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Bitcoin might be winning back favor in the public eye.
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VIPKID seems to be winning the war for media attention, however.
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AND E-MARKETER SAYS YOU MIGHT BE WINNING IN THAT REGARD.
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But in two recent controversies, the protesters seem to be winning.
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"I just felt like I should be winning more," Koepka said.
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But the bears seem to be winning the battle right now.
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"Could Trump possibly be winning this week?" his article's subhead asked.
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He's now the best-funded candidate who also happens to be winning.
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It is a war that, for now, he seems to be winning.
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More broadly, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner might be winning occasional battles.
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If pumpkin-spice season were a battle, Dunkin' Donuts would be winning.
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The latter line of thinking seems to be winning, for the moment.
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The establishment may be winning, but it's also moving to the left.
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If "Low Energy" Jeb Bush was the GOP nominee, he'd be winning.
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" -@MLauer"I felt that I was very much going to be winning.
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This idea may not be winning right now, but to be a
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Unlike its inspiration, this tiny kart won't be winning any races, however.
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Innovations that offer intrigue, if not necessarily inspiration, seem to be winning.
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As the movie begins, those forces of reaction seem to be winning.
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You'll feel accomplished, even if you won't be winning any Michelin stars.
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I don't think there's any reason I can't be winning matches, too.
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For now, Democrats appear to be winning the war of public opinion.
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Worryingly, it is also a war that the jihadists seem to be winning.
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Despite such criticism, the Oculus seems to be winning over the general public.
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At this price for a light, upright bagless vacuum, they might be winning.
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In contrast, Portugal may be winning the war on drugs — by ending it.
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And this tax cut doesn't seem to be winning more support over time.
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"We should be winning the tax-cut argument, not losing it," said Rep.
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Weaver was fouled on the attempt, but missed the would-be winning attempt.
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The Taliban, either way, would be winning, as the insurgent often do, anyway.
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Two years into Washington's war against Islamic State, it may finally be winning.
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Only Dollar General proved why dollar stores seem to be winning shoppers over.
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Climate change and clean energy will be winning issues in the long term.
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And thankfully for all of us, it shows signs that it might be winning.
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For now, Mr Orban seems to be winning his war on freedom of expression.
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A woman believed that her son's team should be winning solely because they're boys.
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I am not quite sure how, but by Election Day, we will be winning.
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This year, Republican Senate candidates who should be winning are instead in deep jeopardy.
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His arguments, for the moment at least, appear to be winning in government circles.
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So it's a mixed story, even as the movement seems to be winning overall.
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So far, Mr. Moon's gambit seems to be winning broad support within South Korea.
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But the president's actions may not be winning him the favor he is seeking.
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So, yes, Twitter may finally be winning by being about "What's happening and what people are talking about" and it may also be winning by being about what the President of the United States has on his mind at 7AM in the morning.
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Donald Trump may be winning many of these voters, some of whom probably supported Mrs.
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But it's a battle that both McAlister and Kurdziolek at least seems to be winning.
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The candidate rated most likely to win can be judged to be winning the campaign.
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If we get two more consistent results, we could be potentially be winning the championship.
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Despite his leftward elasticity, Mr Smith does not seem to be winning over the waverers.
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Granted, if Clinton were to win North Carolina, she would probably be winning Florida anyway.
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May's next crucial test will be winning a vote next week on the Queen's Speech.
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The poll shows that Sanders appears to be winning the vast majority of younger voters.
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And so far, that second group appears to be winning most of the internal skirmishes.
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Lots of our Democratic institutions in general, but specifically journalism, and seems to be winning.
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And for Trump, it's a lost opportunity to get where he wants to be — winning.
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For months now, Republicans have wondered how Trump could be winning by claiming up was down.
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In the meantime, listings and user engagement continue to be winning metrics for the start-up.
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"Progressive Democrats may not be winning a civil war inside the party," the Brookings researchers wrote.
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There's no villain in this story, just whoever happens to be winning at any given moment.
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Mr Braun, meanwhile, paints them both as DC swamp creatures—and he seems to be winning.
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President Trump's trusty hairspray may be winning the war but on Friday it lost the battle.
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Apple's MacBook Pro with Touch Bar Even in the wearable markets, Apple appears to be winning.
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The Kurds may be winning ground; but peace among them may prove to be more elusive.
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Eddie Cummings Eddie Cummings is probably not going to be winning the Mundials any time soon.
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Silver found that in an otherwise even contest, Sanders would be winning Ohio by 1 point.
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So it seems as if extreme candidates must be winning general elections more often than moderates.
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Despite the owners' desire to create a home-cum-gallery, however, nature may be winning out.
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And yet many, many people are saying that I'll be winning with the flying big-league!
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More simply: if you violate net neutrality, you won't be winning state contracts for telecom services.
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It is clear that the biggest obstacle to his reforms may be winning over his own department.
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Though I won't be winning five Super Bowls like Brady (but none against the Giants!) anytime soon.
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With skills like these, you'll be winning over investors and building your user base in no time.
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"If Republicans had a candidate that could articulate change ... [we] would be winning right now," he said.
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Now, new numbers from the firm Digital TV Research show just who will be winning that fight.
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"It's difficult when everybody says you should be winning two or three times a year," he added.
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But he also appears to be winning over supporters from other candidates, including some to his left.
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Here are eight reasons the Lions will not be winning that elusive playoff game this season, either.
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As long as you're not changing them 30% more often, though, you'll still be winning price-wise.
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To Trump, if lots of people are showing up to hear him speak, he must be winning.
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Success for Moyes would be winning the battle not to be in a relegation battle by the spring.
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I think the people that have tied themselves to the President, those seem to be winning these elections.
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With this playful — and super-easy — hashtag design, you'll be #winning the hair game in two quick steps.
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While the Clippers ended up losing to the Knicks 85-107, Blake appears to be winning with Jenner.
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Clinton in the current race, said Mr. Sanders might be winning now if he had relentlessly pressured Mrs.
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Don't suppose he'll be winning the $50,000 competition coming up at EA Play, running throughout the E255 period.
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That said, the newfound anathema to spoilers seems to be winning out when it comes to Lucasfilm's marketing strategy.
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"If he would go and run for the prime minister of Israel today, he might be winning," Bergman said.
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Mr Rajoy may be winning the immediate legal battle, but the political war over Catalonia is far from over.
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But lately Netflix has been more conservative with its growth estimates which seems to be winning over Wall Street.
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The dynamic duo's hilarious, scattershot attempt at being backstage correspondents may not be winning them any talk show offers.
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About those wins ... By now, America was supposed to be winning so much it would be sick of winning.
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Both to be winning the award and to be receiving it from you, [non-binary actor Asia Kate Dillon].
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It doesn't sound like they'll be winning back the vote of the fastest-growing population in America anytime soon.
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And it's true that you're definitely not going to be winning any "best redemption" awards by transferring to Southwest.
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It may not be winning him the election, but it certainly illuminates a moral divide in the Republican Party.
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That is, winning one of these tight races means that they're more likely to be winning most of them.
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Because after ATP Cup I wasn't sure I am going to be winning any matches here to be honest.
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While U.S. risk professionals may be winning plaudits for shielding their firms, U.S. regulators show no signs of complacency.
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Democrats have criticized the law as primarily benefiting corporations and the wealthy and appear to be winning the messaging battle.
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The Shigeru Miyamoto-led storyline won't be winning a Pulitzer any time soon, and that's kind of the whole point.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump may be winning at the polls but within his own party – well, not so much.
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The Frenchman was also quoted by Spanish newspaper AS, however, as saying McLaren would be winning races with Mercedes engines.
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Andrew Cuomo, who is a Democrat, appears to be winning people over with his calm approach to the coronavirus pandemic.
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There's good environmental news out of China, though, where the government appears to be winning its war on air pollution.
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Vietnam '31 When I arrived in Vietnam in late December 223, I thought we might be winning the war. Gen.
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Judging from the tone of the Democratic primary on the eve of the Iowa caucuses, feuding seems to be winning.
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Wealthy special interests oppose progress on the changes that many Americans want to see, and they appear to be winning.
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Israel, thanks partly to this support from the United States, now appears to be winning on all fronts, with impunity.
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"Everyone in the finale is fantastic, but I believe you are the one who should be winning this thing," he said.
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Rogers and Sammie Coates are vying to be the Steelers' No. 3 receiver, and it sounds like Rogers may be winning.
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There are three bits of information over the last two weeks that demonstrate to me that Putin may already be winning.
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Honestly, I think I'm happier at the idea of getting better at this game than I could ever be winning it.
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While Miami traded for Josh Rosen, Ryan Fitzpatrick is said to be winning the quarterback competition in training camp so far.
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The social media stocks' outlook is clearly dependent on the advertisers' interest, and it looks like Facebook may be winning out.
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Now, if we could only get the media to change the way it talks about female athletes — then, we'd all be winning.
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Walmart and Amazon are also suitable candidates, given the fierce competition in online grocery and delivery, which Walmart appears to be winning.
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That's how it's possible for LG technology to be winning one of The Verge's Best of CES awards under the Sony banner.
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It won't help her in the electoral college because she would be winning California, and losing Texas, even without those extra votes.
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In the arms race of television shows becoming increasingly realistic, Silicon Valley might be winning, writes Andrew Marantz for the New Yorker.
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"Watching the playoffs, the long ball seems to be winning games, and it did for us tonight," third baseman Kris Bryant said.
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A future where they won't be winning majors or making millions of dollars every month because they'll have retired from elite sport.
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The attackers still appear to be winning, leaving many top-end corporate buyers deeply cynical about the benefits that security products claim.
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DSA's priority now appears to be winning elections that can advance socialism, using whatever ballot lines will make victory the most likely.
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Nowadays it's the nature-inclined faction that seems to be winning, with handmade, rough-hewed bars filling shops from Etsy to Sephora.
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But in contrast with many other issues — including Mr. Trump's job approval rating — it also appears to be winning over some Democrats.
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"The 2021 regulations don't mean we are going to be winning races or be on the podium all the time," Norris said.
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Yet even if they appear to be winning the economic standoff so far, the Qataris are feeling the pinch in other ways.
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The idea also seems to be winning support in the Senate from key members of Temer's PMDB including Senate President Renan Calheiros.
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"I felt that I was very much going to be winning, and I think I would have a conflict of interest," he explained.
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No awards might also discourage talented people from signing up for a Netflix flick, since they could be winning awards with other projects.
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Informal Trump advisor and CNBC senior contributor Larry Kudlow said last week that border adjustment appears to be "winning" inside the White House.
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While there's success in the router designs pushed by the new guard, the old guard still seems to be winning the price war.
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With Pepsi shares declining slightly in early Tuesday trading, hovering around the $132 level, the bears on Pepsi appeared to be winning out.
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"I knew I was going to be winning something, as long as I didn't just get $20 or $5, or something, " he jokes.
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A handful of the women quickly realize they won't be winning or getting much airtime and use the opportunity to make lifelong friends.
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That means that coups are typically marked by defections to whatever side appears to be winning, rather than outright military conflict between factions.
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By shrewdly using Netflix to showcase and cash in on these lesser-known properties, Marvel once again appears to be winning the war.
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Clinton, at least so far, appears to be winning over many more college-educated white voters than she's losing white working-class voters.
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For a long time Europe seemed to be winning that competition, but recently the "deep bench" GOP has given America a big boost.
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"Vinci will be more remembered for beating Serena than Pennetta will be winning the U.S. Open," the veteran Italian journalist Ubaldo Scanagatta said.
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So I set about to understand why Goop appears to be winning — and what impact, if any, critics have had on the brand.
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With its glistening dome and twin minarets topped with golden baubles, the mosque of the mayor's clan appeared to be winning so far.
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In the perennial tug-of-war between privacy and transparency in the United States, privacy appears to be winning in the coronavirus pandemic.
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"I would hope that throughout 21 we will be winning and announcing a minimum of two projects in the infrastructure sector," he said.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Trump promised that with his deal-making skills, we'd be winning so much, we'd get tired of winning.
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"The negatives in the market appear to be winning out over the positives," said Peter Hayes, head of the Municipal Group at BlackRock.
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More recently, however, the company did seem to be winning back customer and stockholder confidence (the free guac days and new CEO probably helped).
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Telegram is fighting the effort to block it, and for now it seems to be winning, not least because many government officials use it.
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"Next step would be winning a major," American Fowler, 27, told reporters on Tuesday at Oakmont Country Club, site of this week's U.S. Open.
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And then by that point you're at the end of the season and you're either going to be winning or you're going to lose.
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As is often the case, at least in terms of the economic picture, it's an ongoing argument that fixed income seems to be winning.
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Easily create an ice bath to keep drinks cold for as long as you want, and you'll definitely be winning host of the year.
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With the binary choice of yes or no to Kavanaugh, Trump seems to be winning over some of his remaining foes on the right.
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If Trump had run a strong populist, anti–Wall Street, anti-TPP, "end the crony corruption of Washington" campaign, he might be winning now.
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Most Republicans profess confidence that they would be winning such a campaign, though Barack Obama's high and rising approval ratings seem to say otherwise.
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"That will be a punt, that will not be winning for the country, but that's most likely where we're going to go," Graham said.
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Four days later, he (and we) found out he won't be winning an Oscar even though some critics predicted he would get a nomination.
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Democrats' realistic best-case scenario to get a seat at the table in any GOP-dominated state may be winning just one race: the governorship.
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This is because a company growing its revenue consistently above this bar is more likely to be winning against competitors in a large addressable market.
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Senior CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow, an informal Trump advisor, has said he believes the border adjustment tax appears to be "winning" inside the White House.
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As the two powerhouses now compete for economic and commercial influence, some are saying that Beijing may be winning the battle but losing the war.
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It's become a daily mantra among Trump's critics on the right: If only we had nominated anyone else, we'd be winning for sure right now.
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"That's definitely exciting to see no matter what level you're at, you always want to be winning ballgames," Lively said of the late-inning rally.
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Its top speed has increased by 20 percent — you still won't be winning any races, but it means the job gets done that much faster.
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It will happen, and I believe if we are not careful, they will invest products and solutions that will be winning on the worldwide market.
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Global headcount: 202,000+ Moving sharply up from last year's place at 21, the multinational commercial bank appears to be winning over the workforce in Brazil.
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Sanders has changed the campaign for the better First, Hillary Clinton may be winning the Democratic nomination, but that doesn't mean Bernie Sanders has lost.
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Vox's fundamentals-based elections forecast suggests that he should be winning 50.9 percent of the two-party vote, and he's currently 3 points behind that.
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But they seem to be winning, raising the possibility that, for the moment, economists have lost the chance to lead the fight against climate change.
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While the $1 homes won't be winning any pageants, the towns that they inhabited were overflowing with rustic Italian charm, good food, and good wine.
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In other words, there is no part in the country where at least some aspects of the Green New Deal will not be winning issues.
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One of Mr. Keogh's main tasks will be winning back the trust of customers like Derrick Oxender, a commercial-property owner in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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"With all his peers winning that are younger than him, 224's not old, but he thinks he should be winning every week," he said.
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Had Trump run a more conventional campaign focusing on the economy and making the standard out-party case for change, he might now be winning.
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It's also easy for people with factional concerns to cherry-pick specific races and argue that their favored brand of candidate would be winning everywhere.
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The key for unionist and separatist factions will be winning over the regional offshoot of anti-austerity party Podemos, which supports unity but wants a referendum.
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To use Mr. Scott's analogy, his group of "soldiers in the culture wars" (critics) seems to be winning the battle, at least for the time being.
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A new alternative called Bitcoin Classic, introduced by a group of technically inferior but politically wilier developers, appears to be winning considerable (though not decisive) support.
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Periscope, and now, Facebook Live (thanks mainly to that viral Chewbacca video) may be winning the battle for mindshare, but YouTube is gearing up for war.
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And while the 101 may not be winning any pro-level races, it's a pretty good drone for what you're paying — fast, responsive, and well made.
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At the end of the date, Bryan professes his love to Rachel and its this confidence and perfect timing that seem to be winning Rachel over.
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Lyft, the San-Francisco-based ride-sharing company is now positioning itself as the ethical alternative to Uber's bad-boy reputation and seems to be winning.
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Cork and its rivals are engaged in a battle for the hearts and minds of China's wine lovers - and for now cork seems to be winning.
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"I will apologize to no one for how vigorous I will be winning the war on terror, defeating radical Islamic terrorism," he told Fox's Chris Wallace.
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Even with a more elaborate, inclusive process and an expressed willingness to consider alternatives, he does not seem to be winning over many of his opponents.
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Republicans may be winning the impeachment battle on Fox News but they are getting clobbered by the classy diplomats demonstrating true patriotism in the hearing room.
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The 53 pros trade blows for a minute before Su'a takes Beasley to the ground and appears to be winning the fight from the top position.
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The Cold War had long stoked fears of nuclear destruction, and the Russians seemed to be winning the contest with their unsettling ascent into outer space.
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Oregon Coach Kelly Graves said before the game that his young team, which starts three freshmen, might not know it is not supposed to be winning.
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That means Democrats' realistic best-case scenario to get a seat at the table in any GOP-dominated state may be winning just one race: the governorship.
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While quinn might not be winning over the women on the island, she appears to have mesmerized at least two interested men: Nick Viall and Jared Haibon.
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The "What About Us" singer might not be winning trophies for best "Elf on the Shelf" positioning, but she wins at giving her daughter the best advice.
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And, if you ask Amplify CEO Christian Magoon why his fund might be winning out over what some may consider the industry standard, his answer is simple.
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Slowly but surely, those foes appear to be winning by default as they force banks to adapt to the brave new world of giving financial advice online.
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J.Lo returns to the silver screen in Second Act, which won't be a major awards show contender but will be winning over our Wedding Planner-loving hearts.
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Still, we may be winning the social-media war against ISIS, as Twitter traffic to pro-ISIS accounts has fallen 45 percent in the past two years.
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Photos of miniature snowmen soon flooded Weibo, and although these snowmen wouldn't be winning prizes for their statures anytime soon, they sure are adorable to look at.
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You will not be surprised to find out that yes we did find him - he will not be winning any awards for hide and seek champion soon!!!
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If Gundlach's right and rates keep moving higher over the next three months, Goldman Sachs, Visa and Apple could be winning plays, if history is any guide.
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"I didn't even look at my draw, like after the second round, so I don't know who I will play if I will be winning," he said.
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One Senate GOP aide said the moderates appear to be winning the debate, but that the cap is unlikely to grow any more than the House bill.
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But he began to notice that one animal seemed to be winning the intellectual arms race, at least based on the claims the papers were making: Dogs.
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"It wasn't a good night because this is a district that you should be winning by, you know, overwhelming numbers," Kasich said Sunday on Meet the Press.
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For this week's Sports section, I wrote about runners who won't necessarily be winning a major race anytime soon, but are still sponsored by major running brands.
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"The 2021 regulations don't mean we are going to be winning races or we're going to be on the podium all the time," said McLaren's Lando Norris.
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"For Serena to have her last tournament be winning the Australian Open would be a pretty fitting end to an all-time great career, too," Shriver said.
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The creation won't be winning any awards for agility, but given that autonomy is generally created by a computer governing a robot's movements, this is a significant milestone.
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No word what the celebration was about this time ... maybe it's because, after the Cavs got swept, he seems to be winning a lot of the LeBon vs.
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The only thing that matters right now is getting Donald Trump out of the White House, and the Democrats' sole focus needs to be winning over his supporters.
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"Getting U.S. guest count to positive is our number one priority," Kempczinski told analysts on the conference call, adding that the focus will be winning over breakfast customers.
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Game of Thrones finally returns for its final season, Cardi B and Janelle Monáe might be winning Grammy Awards, and we have several badass women taking seats in Congress.
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Though the 22-year-old says she'll gladly take the painful bumps over having a kid right now, she also still seems to be winning the luminous skin game.
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And he can't fake contrition, he can't fake hopefulness, he can't fake ... other than saying, "America's great and we're going to be winning," that's the end of that line.
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In America these days, emotions and reflexes seem to be winning the day, from the scale of some individual police officers' decisions to the scale of toxic national politics.
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Romney's biggest hurdle would be winning over the most ardent conservative activists at the Utah GOP convention later this year when they decide who to nominate for the Senate.
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It is also the course where Sergio Garcia just missed a would-be winning putt in 2007 on the 72nd hole before losing in a playoff to Padraig Harrington.
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So far the media has not found its wedge, nor has it figured out how to outflank a huge movement that appears to be winning the battle so far.
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She wants to be back, wants to be playing and wants to be winning titles, it seems, and absolutely nobody knows how to do that better than she does.
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The dispute opens an additional battle in the struggle over how to fashion a global response to climate change, one that corporate interests appear to be winning, for now.
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She was awestruck in late June when Tiffany Cabán appeared to be winning a district attorney's race in Queens after running on a platform to drop sex work charges.
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Trump said the magazine tipped him off he would be winning the 2017 award, but that he refused to accept, claiming they wanted an interview and photoshoot in exchange.
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Instead of earning ad dollars, the primary aim of these channels appears to be winning subscribers and funneling traffic to conservative blogs like Right Wing News and Truthfeed News.
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"We didn't have much of a ground game because I didn't think I was going to be winning," Mr. Trump said in an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has made clear the Fed will not bend to the will of President Donald Trump, and so far the central bank appears to be winning.
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The war has drawn in troops from America, France, Britain and Germany, and is attracting remnants of IS. Worryingly, it is a war that the jihadists seem to be winning.
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With a move to Las Vegas looming in the near future, the franchise will have to make some adjustments if its final seasons in Oakland are to be winning ones.
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If you'd told me ten years ago elections would be won and lost based on the bathroom issue and we would be winning them, I would have said you're nuts.
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Or put differently: Mr. Trump, even at his nadir, appears to be winning white working-class voters by about the same margin as Mr. Romney did in pre-election polls.
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They claimed to be winning based on an assessment of what they said were the returns from 40 percent of the state's precincts, a mix of rural and urban communities.
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It needs to be in the Champions League; it needs to be winning games; it needs to be filling its seats and luxury boxes and restaurants with fans scenting glory.
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Last week the globalists appeared to be winning when the administration decided not to formally designate China a currency manipulator, despite Mr. Trump's vow to do so during the campaign.
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Setting goals that are always a bit too much of a stretch is demoralizing — people want to be on the winning team, and you want to be winning at life.
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Regardless of your views on whose theory is more plausible, though, Clinton's seems less inspiring and hopeful — which may help explain why Sanders seems to be winning young voters so overwhelmingly.
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So few will be surprised to learn that, despite showing up to the party late, the Cupertino company now appears to be winning some key battles in the streaming music wars.
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"There's still negative macro sentiment, which seems to be winning the day, and for the moment investors seem happy to either sit on the sidelines or hold short positions," Bhar added.
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But the benefit of The Brink is how clearly it shows that Bannon's understanding of the world, while destructive and pompous, may be winning in some places but losing in others.
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Unless Bran brings the Wall tumbling down (as some have theorized) or Davos learns some other skill besides being a patronizing dad, I won't be winning any more points this season.
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Trump could come to haunt Republicans in other ways as well — by undercutting what should be winning issues in the shape of an improving economy and a surge in job creation.
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"For us, yes, obviously the victory is going to be winning on March 3, but I think the larger victory is training ourselves here in South Texas to organize," she said.
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The British Open is the most significant global sporting event to be staged in Northern Ireland, but it appears nearly certain that golf's biggest global star will not be winning it.
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As of last fall, Anki seemed to be winning where other companies had fallen short: Making a go of a consumer robot that was more fun but less powerful than a smartphone.
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However, Sanders won a higher proportion than expected of the black vote in Michigan, which suggested his anti-trade, anti-Wall Street rhetoric may be winning support from a coalition of voters.
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Bethany can be winning and clever, but she's ultimately an unconvincing character, one minute well read and "a bright girl," with "real talent," the next childlike and naïve, speaking in Hallmark slogans.
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There was a time not long ago, beginning in 1992 with the rise of Yitzhak Rabin, when the Israeli left seemed to be winning the argument: A two-state solution was necessary.
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Gordon isn't taking the Democratic majority for granted; she acknowledged, outside of increasing turnout from Democrats, one of her biggest hurdles will be winning over loyal Republican voters who have supported King.
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We should not forget, however, that he also claimed that nobody negotiated better deals than he did and that Americans would soon be winning so much that we would tire of winning.
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One of Warren's most significant challenges in rising to the top of the Democratic Party would be winning over longtime party figures who associate her with a Bernie Sanders-style progressive insurgency.
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But on many topics — especially the ones they seem to be winning internal fights over — their policy preferences seem to be totally in line with the Republican Party's pro-business and interventionist establishment.
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The FKNDC and other groups may have seized the combined team as an opportunity to protest, but they didn't appear to be winning over many converts from their position outside the Olympic venue.
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Waymo may be winning the race to build fully autonomous cars (at least by some estimates), but it still has a long way to go before those vehicles can roll themselves into showrooms.
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Perhaps the toughest barrier to expanding use of the homes in Malawi will be winning over people to a dramatic change in the idea of what a house is made of, Wegener admitted.
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During the days after Mr. Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, were found unconscious, the British government seemed to be winning the public relations war, mobilizing its allies in a united front against Russia.
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In recent years, ultra-progressive voices on the left and only the Trumpiest of positions on the right seem to be winning out, while more moderate voices in both parties are going extinct.
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The Economist: You've written that power is now more accessible to each of us, but around the world, populists seem to be winning elections by appealing to a perceived lack of agency among electorates.
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Short term, however, in light of privacy issues, Google may be winning in the race for ad revenue against Facebook, said Jim Cahn, executive vice president and chief investment officer at Wealth Enhancement Group.
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In the regional pizza wars, Frank Pepe's of New Haven might definitely be winning the white clam pizza battle, and is arguably one of the best uses of seafood on pizza we've ever seen.
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And LNG appears to be winning battles against coal elsewhere in Asia, with countries such as Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan planning to expand regasification capacity in order to use more of the fuel.
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"He's a player who has enormous talent, could be winning grand slams or fighting for the top positions of the ranking, but there is a reason why he is where he is," Nadal said.
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Last week, an AP report suggested Post Malone wouldn't be eligible for their Best New Artist category, and after much consideration, it looks like he won't be winning any awards for best prankster either.
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As for the display, it won't be winning any awards for resolution: it's effectively a yellow dot-matrix display that projects into your line of sight, similar to any number of other AR solutions.
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Anxiety can produce psychological fatigue that distracts from whatever task you're trying to complete, whether that be winning a tennis tournament or simply finishing an important project at work, says Stanford psychologist Emma Seppala.
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The first step for Mr. Alles, said those who know the agency well, will be winning over its 6,500 employees, who are fiercely loyal and view their work as fundamentally different from other agencies.
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Beyond his name recognition as former President Barack Obama's No. 2 and the attention given to his bus tours across the farming state, Biden appears to be winning the electability argument with Democratic voters.
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In the fight between the West and Russia being fought in cyberspace, Russia appears to be winning by exploiting social media platforms to ignite and fuel polarization and tribalism in developed and developing states.
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"When I was a little kid, I used to stand on a chair and pretend [to be] winning a gold medal in the mirror, with my arms up in the air," she told VICE Sports.
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The merger earlier this week of Juno and Gett underscored how some rivals, albeit much smaller ones, may be winning over more drivers simply because they are trying to create services that treat them better.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES POLITICS & 2020: A major focus for Democrats this cycle will be winning back working-class voters in the Rust Belt region who helped deliver the White House to Trump in 2016.
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In a future where on-demand car rental is the default way people get around, the key to success in the auto industry may be winning big orders from companies like Zipcar, Uber, and Google.
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Momentarily disabling an ISIS website may be useful towards the US military's own propaganda efforts—it should at least appear to be winning the cyber campaign—but it's hardly worth the loss of a powerful exploit.
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But Coke seems to be winning the so-called cola-wars by adopting a more aggressive approach to selling juices, teas and vitamin water and taking the lead on franchising its bottling operations to cut costs.
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And this is this tension he's had the past few years, because in one hand his top priority has to be winning back trust, which is a heavy lift, considering all the things that have happened.
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And with the Red Bull drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen far behind Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes and Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari, it is obvious that Red Bull will not be winning any titles this year.
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They won't be winning the Boston Marathon or Olympic medals, but they offer something that shoe brands want to be a part of at a time when the top of the podium isn't the only spotlight.
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But if you want to dig more into things and check out the latest numbers in individual states, Clinton's easiest path to victory looks to be winning the solid blue states plus six "Lean Democrat" states.
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His statement that "the only thing worse than losing would be winning" indicated his attitude towards the office, but he wanted to bring the state Republican Party back to its roots from the extremism of the time.
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News: The company seems to be winning over the hearts of publishers with its Apple News product, although some complain the platform has yet to figure out a better way to share revenue with its content partners.
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At the box office, Avatar was the top-grossing movie of 218, but the biggest comedy was The Hangover, directed by Todd Phillips (who a decade later would be winning prestigious awards and starting controversies with Joker).
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Even though it was previously announced that Tay would be winning the award named for her, she still delivered her signature surprised face, reminding everyone that she is the Taylor Swifti-est Taylor Swift in the game.
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Because, dear Riverdale friends, the most ridiculous, lovable teen soap this side of the Atlantic has returned (since, as a I learned this weekend, the murder-y Elite might just be winning the international teen soap game).
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And because he has to always be winning or be smarter -- he has a higher IQ than Rex Tillerson, you know -- he also has to relentlessly seek out the affirmation that he believes applause confers on him.
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Waymo, the Googley guys and gals who are supposed to be winning the self-driving race, officially received the very first California DMV permit to test their vehicles in the state—without a human behind the wheel.
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Like Biden, he presented himself as a gruff avatar for the kind of voter Democrats were meant to be winning over—blue-collar, crude, all-American, even if he was really just another creature of the Beltway.
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But Cruz's team has, in turn, tried to hoist up expectations for Rubio here -- one adviser joked that he should be winning 40% on Tuesday -- and say that the Florida senator needs to come in the top two.
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I'm not sure the Republican Party can continue to be winning national elections if we can't win the women vote, we can't appeal to any minorities, and if we're constantly shrinking and arguing about every single divisive issue.
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RealClearPolitics elections analyst Sean Trende told me in November that if what happened last year turns into a trend, Republicans are going to be winning national elections much more regularly than their demographic slide would have you believe.
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No matter where the truth lies, you can bet that Trump will continue to push the idea that he would be winning his re-election race easily if the "fake news" media would cover him even close to fairly.
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"No matter how Tenfold places on June 9th, he will be winning for Veterans everywhere through the awareness and funds he is raising for this noble cause," Andrew Collins, president and CEO of Sentient Jet, said in a statement.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The growth in electricity micro-grids in the U.S. city of Pittsburgh, at the expense of its aging traditional power network, may be winning support but it risks increasing energy inequality, city experts warned.
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Making the right choice between Flacco, a Super Bowl-winning quarterback who had been struggling before his injury, and Jackson, who may be winning largely because of teams being unfamiliar with his style, could be what decides Harbaugh's fate.
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"I was watching the news last night and flicking between MSNBC, Fox, and CNN, and I thought to myself that President Trump never won an Emmy for 'The Apprentice,' but he should be winning an Emmy now," Gansa says.
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Manuel Valls, the Socialist prime minister, has reported with alarm that the Salafis, although a tiny minority among French Muslims, may be winning an ideological war in France because their voice is louder and more efficiently disseminated than any other.
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But it also implies that Google may have slightly increased its marketshare in the region — indicating the adtech giant could be winning at the compliance game at the expense of smaller advertising entities which the study also shows losing reach.
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There's a "waterfall of glue," a "torrent of glue," and, to make the point totally clear: If jamming complex components into a small form factor and sealing it with a copious amount of glue were a game, Apple would be winning.
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American Eagle's results, which closely follow rival Abercrombie & Fitch Co's surprise rise in same-store sales, indicate that teen apparel retailers may be winning back young shoppers who were flocking to fast-fashion companies such as Inditex's Zara and H&M.
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The real prize for Democrats would be winning in 2020 Democrats won't have a chance to strengthen their hand in the Senate until the next election in 2020, which also happens to be when Trump is up for re-election.
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England might be winning games, but it is doing so in stuttering, unconvincing style, every performance an unwelcome reminder that the national team has become the crumbling portrait in the attic, with the vibrant, attractive, multinational Premier League its Dorian Gray.
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Still, if only from an economic perspective it's clear repeatedly visually capturing millions of miles of roads to train cars how to drive autonomously isn't going to be winning mapping technology for AVs; it's just not feasible for most organizations.
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The pharmaceutical industry is winning, the prison industrial complex is winning, the anti-hemp industries are winning, the Drug Enforcement Agency's budget explodes every year as it conducts more operations and seizes more assets — so it seems to be winning, too.
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According to the political scientists I interviewed, Sanders may be winning states like West Virginia largely because he's become an all-purpose vessel for conservative Democrats who think the party has moved too far to their left under Barack Obama.
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Even though groups like billionaire Tom Steyer's Need to Impeach have been pushing Democrats to take action, the House speaker apparently believes a much more politically convenient solution to getting Trump out of office would be winning the White House in 2020.
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May's warning that if parliament again votes against her deal — which has already been crushed twice by lawmakers — that Britain could face a long delay and would need to take part in European elections in May seemed to be winning some over.
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We might be winning (or at least aren't losing) the fight against the Comcasts and Time Warners of the world, but these tech giants could be quietly undercutting us as we blithely use their gadgets and software to do our internet things.
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Set in stone is supposed to mean immutable, but Luigi Del Bianco's determined descendants just now appear to be winning the official affirmation that the Italian-American from Westchester County deserved long ago for shaping one of the nation's most famous monuments.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Campaigners to keep Britain in the European Union, boosted by a visit from U.S. President Barack Obama, seem to be winning the air war in the media, but they could yet lose the crucial ground war to bring out the vote.
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In a tirade of abuse posted on Instagram on Wednesday, Pastor Troy wrote: "Welp, Guess I won&apost be winning a GRAMMY…If this what I gotta wear," a reference to Lil Nas X&aposs all-pink ensemble at Sunday&aposs Grammy Awards.
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The loss of Cohn has left Republicans openly questioning whom they can count on in a White House that seems to be hemorrhaging staff, especially on an issue like trade, where the protectionist wing of Trump's orbit appears to be winning the day.
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Yet no matter how Lafferty and his teammates perform in their remaining fixtures against Poland and Germany, Northern Irish football's greatest victory may be that it appears to be winning the battle against sectarianism in the Windsor Park stands – and across the country.
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In the blog post Cliqz and Ghostery speculate that the larger adtech players might be winning (relatively speaking) the compliance game at the expense of smaller players because website owners are preferring to 'play it safe' and drop smaller entities vs big known platforms.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal's stranglehold on the French Open has endured so long and remains so strong that he has even out-lasted his favorite Court Philippe Chatrier stadium and will probably still be winning the title when it gets a roof in 2020.
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But in a region where many fear the economy will collapse without the more than 230,000 jobs dependent on coal, the AfD's climate change scepticism seems to be winning more voters than government pledges of funds to help the Lausitz exit from fossil fuels.
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"It's long past the time where we should be 'winning hearts and minds' directly," said A. Heather Coyne, who worked on community policing and women issues in Afghanistan with the United States military and United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan from 2010 to 2014.
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A good example of a tech B-lister is Spotify, which appears to be winning its battle with its biggest suppliers — the three labels that provide the vast majority of Spotify's music — but lives in perpetual danger of being steamrollered by a tech giant.
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On his 2017 album, "9," which featured guest turns by the likes of Ariana Grande and the Weeknd, his pop allegiances seemed to be winning out; in retrospect, those big names may just have been decoys behind which the attention-averse Hoiberg could hide.
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Democrats appear to be winning the race for Congress, and four of the biggest protests in US history -- the 2017 Women's March, the 2018 Women's March, the March for Our Lives and the 2017 March for Science -- have taken place since Trump assumed office.
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Read MoreThe L.A. Times buries the lead, and its profits The above argument may be winning you over if you're a free market capitalist with historical knowledge, or even an economic liberal who happens to be a fan of political liberty and democratic accountability,(remember those people?).
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"I was watching the news last night and flicking between MSNBC, Fox, and CNN, and I thought to myself that President Trump never won an Emmy for 'The Apprentice,' but he should be winning an Emmy now," Alex Gansa, the showrunner for "Homeland," told ITK in 2018.
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So while Gmail, with more than 1 billion monthly active users as of this month, may be winning the email battle by way of numbers, it still has to try and pull in users who just won't leave behind an old account on a competing platform.
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Read more: Amazon is dipping its toes into a $300 billion healthcare-technology market, and it has analysts wondering if the retail giant has a shot at disrupting itWhile Amazon may be winning on market share, companies like Microsoft have been inking big deals as well.
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Sanders leads in polls among the state's big bloc of Latino voters, but his biggest task in the debate could be winning over new supporters beyond his core believers - and painting the incoming attacks from his rivals as a sign of their growing desperation to stop him.
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NEW YORK, May 8 (LPC) - Occidental Petroleum Corp looks to be winning its tug-of-war with Chevron Corp to acquire Anadarko Petroleum Corp, in a turn of events cheered by bankers seeing the prospect of more loan and debt financing tied to the Occidental bid than Chevron's.
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Scary for him certainly, but also, as Touchdown Corner also notes, it's kind of funny that Tebow had it in his head that he would be winning "a bunch of Super Bowls" after Tom Brady retired which, as of 2016 and probably 2017, does not appear to be happening.
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The embassy protests are a reminder from Iran of the huge vulnerability of US troops and diplomats in a nation where they have little leverage and where Tehran appears to be winning the battle for influence over the US -- nearly 17 years after its invasion to overthrow Saddam Hussein.
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The Iowa results are not yet official, and the Associated Press has said it is not able to declare a winner due to irregularities after days of chaos in the state, but Sanders appears to be winning the raw votes while Buttigieg may ultimately have an edge on delegates.
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"This engine is going in a truck that for the most part will eclipse $210,230 and with gas in the $2150 to $2.50 range, 1 or 2 miles per gallon more is not going to be winning over many new buyers," said Dave Sullivan, automotive analyst with AutoPacific Inc.
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It is to his credit that he is making the right policy decision rather than sticking by his wrong talking points, but it's extremely troubling that his top advisers on the subject appear to be winning the argument by spinning the president with flattering lies rather than accurate analysis.
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Her Esther holds on to her name and belts songs that are right for her and so woefully out of place for the rock audiences she's supposed to be winning over that even her frequently sidelined love interest points out that their music doesn't really belong on the same stage.
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But assurances from U.S. government officials that such sanctions could influence Trump, who has given Europe until next month to "fix" what he says is "the worst deal ever negotiated", as well as a less confrontational approach by London, Paris and Berlin, appear to be winning other EU members over.
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This candidate who should be winning but instead is totally getting his ass handed to him by an oddly tinted compilation of psychiatric symptoms [Donald Trump] and by a man who seems like he would lecture a starving kitten on personal responsibility and then deport that kitten and his family [Ted Cruz].
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"I don't think that there's any silver bullet to the party's issues, but I do think there's an opportunity, especially with a perspective that comes from state or local government, and from a part of the country where Democrats absolutely should be winning races, and haven't been," he said in an interview with CNN.
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And while encouraging everyone to bike or use public transit probably isn't going to convince everyone to ditch car ownership, car sharing services seem to be winning more city denizens over, and a new study shows that the results of said services are good, both for the environment and for reducing unnecessary personal budget burdens.
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The hard reality is that the longer a militant movement with a powerful global ideology appears to be "winning" on the world stage, as is the case with the Islamic State, the greater the numbers (and diversity) of the recruits it will be able to net across countries and communities, including inside the United States.
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"Macron will probably eventually be able to claim at least a victory: his record so far is of refusing to cave in to union pressure, and he seems to be winning the war of attrition with the strikers, whose numbers are slowly diminishing," Constantine Fraser, analyst at the research-firm TS Lombard told CNBC Thursday.
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While the president has said the "economy is way too strong" and the country will "soon be winning big on Trade," the budget office predicts the tariffs Trump has imposed will lower economic output by driving up the cost of goods, spurring uncertainty that results in less business investment and prompting retaliatory tariffs that reduce U.S. exports.
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Social conservatives are anxious about Trump's ability to tap into anti-establishment fury, fear of terrorism and undocumented immigration, and they are perplexed that someone who curses on the stump, called Second Corinthians "Two Corinthians" when speaking to evangelicals at Liberty University earlier this week, and who publicly brags about his sex life can be winning over the voters they thought were theirs.
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Maisel, she's at the center of the TV conversation — as she should be — winning Emmys and becoming the single most important producer at Amazon, whose streaming service is perpetually in turmoil yet can smooth over many of its problems thanks to the success of this one show, which at least anecdotally seems to have caught on with audiences as well as critics and awards voters.
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"There's so much depth and really, really good skiing in men's speed, whereas on the tech side, if you're able to make the fastest turn and know the hill well, your speed shows a little bit more and you can be winning by seconds," said Ryan Cochran-Siegle, the only skier on the United States Men's Alpine Team to compete in both tech and speed events on the World Cup.
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Instead, it relies on titles that have mainstream appeal, but may not be winning any awards — like older movies, kids shows, B-flicks, horror films and reality TV. At the end of the day, however, Tubi won't necessarily gain from people tiring of subscription video, but from the growing influx of cord cutters who are searching for older or niche content not included in subscription libraries — or who just want to watch a free movie.
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"I don't mean we should ever let go of the issue of how it is that we caucus or nominate … but all that said, I think that Bernie Sanders is going to leave that controversy in the dust because I really believe that he's going to be winning a lot of delegates in a lot of states and I think he's going to go on to be the Democratic nominee," Duane said.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 2202 crime law authored by Biden MORE and democratic socialism increasingly look to be winning over the Democratic Party, raising concerns among some Democrats about whether it could hurt the party in this year's midterm elections, and the presidential race of 2628.
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AbbVie CEO Rick Gonzalez about patients who have hepatitis C during the drug company's Q1 earnings call yesterday: The bottom line: AbbVie and Gilead Sciences, through Gonzalez' own lens, have become the dominant options for patients who have hepatitis C. And AbbVie's main hepatitis C drug, Mavyret, appears to be winning over physicians in part because it costs less than Gilead's main Harvoni product — although Mavyret still retails for about $26,400 for a regular course of treatment before discounts.
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A global fund manager who beat 99% of her peers for a decade names 4 stocks that will still be winning in 2030The CEO and global markets chief at Barings broke down for us why they don&apost fear an imminent recession — and revealed what would have to happen to change their mindMORGAN STANLEY: These 12 large tech companies are most likely to get acquired within the next 12 months&aposSigns of excess are building&apos: 4 Wall Street giants explain why the stock market&aposs rally may have gone too far — and share their advice for what happens nextGoldman Sachs crunched 35,000 earnings releases — and concluded these 10 stocks are your best bets for huge gains this season
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