This is a BIG win for our GOP and a BIG win for South Jersey.
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Page Pate: A big win for the states This is a big win for the states.
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He went undefeated with both Graves and Nautilus during the spring, and was a strong presence in helping Vitality secure big win after big win.
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A big win for BlackstoneThe deal was viewed as a big win for Blackstone, which appeared set to double its money just 10 months after it bought Refinitiv.
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" Tarasenko said, "It's a really big win for us.
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LOS ANGELES — Joe Biden finally got his big win.
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Let's have a big win in the SEC [southern states].
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It was a big win, but that's when you chill.
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Animal advocates are celebrating a big win in New York.
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But it is nonetheless a big win for the president.
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This new integration, however, is a big win for Foursquare.
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"Emotionally, it was a big win for us," Rinne said.
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Go deeper: NRA eyeing first big win of Trump presidency.
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Donald Trump is celebrating a big win on Election Day.
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"I felt like it was a big win," Greinke said.
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Trump's win is a big win for far right populism.
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The vote was a big win for New York Sen.
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"It's a big win," Blue Jackets forward Boone Jenner said.
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Trump needs a big win to regain power in Washington.
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A Walker defeat would be a big win for Democrats.
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Krystal Ball weighs in on Democrats big win in Kentucky.
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Hopefully, Rick Saccone will be another big win on Tuesday.
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And besides, Iran isn't Trump's conception of his big win.
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Its early success has been a big win for ABC.
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A deeply fractured opposition also contributed to Maduro's big win.
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"It would be a big win for China," he said.
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A big win could take place if you stay measured.
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"That was a big win for us tonight," Collins said.
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Karuna's drug tolerability "is a big win," Paul said Friday.
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"This was a big win for us," Andrew Wiggins said.
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For the frontrunner, that adds up to a big win.
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It's a big win for transgender teens today in Australia.
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Your team just scored a big win with a client?
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"The announcement overnight from the World Heritage Committee is a big win for Australia and a big win for the Turnbull government," Federal Environment Minister Josh Frydenberg said, according to Australian state broadcaster ABC.
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"Big win for us," Meier told NBC Sports after the game.
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On paper, getting Santorum's endorsement was a big win for Rubio.
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The agreement could be a big win for Samsung and Google.
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Even before Hay's big win, Twitter was unhappy with the pageant.
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Following the show, Lee Hutchinson sweetly celebrated his girlfriend's big win.
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I even Slack my CEO when I've had a big win.
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"It's a big win," said Austin Russell, the CEO of Luminar.
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But even close allies see no path to a big win.
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Nevertheless, Trump's Tuesday was seen as a big win by some.
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It will be a big win, there's no question about it.
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Cruz is coming off a big win in Monday's Iowa caucuses.
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For that to happen, Oakland needs a big win on Sunday.
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So you got to give me a big win, please. OK?
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The pitcher claimed that was the reason for the big win.
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"Getting downloaded is a big win," Sydow said in an email.
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Congratulations to Karen Handel on her big win in Georgia 6th.
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Given this, both former contenders were eager for a big win.
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Trade tension, trouble in Kashmir, and a big win for Japan.
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"Big win for Republicans as Democrats cave on Shutdown," tweeted Trump.
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"The big win was to hedge at that point," he said.
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And Trump desperately wants a big win in his first year.
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"Big win for our team," Canada coach Mike Babcock told reporters.
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It was another big win for the IRS in the case.
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For now, though, the map marks a big win for Democrats.
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So, the city is on track to score a big win.
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Instead of a big win, voters gave him an embarrassing defeat.
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The big pre-order numbers are a big win for Tesla.
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"It's a big win for Russia, for Putin's propaganda," the businessman continues.
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"BIG win for the Constitution," House Speaker Paul Ryan wrote on Twitter.
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Wall Street analysts see the deal as a big win for Celgene.
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JF: This week was a big win for Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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That represents yet another big win for Mr Mueller's highly productive investigation.
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A big win, but Obama kind of also got what he wanted.
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It's also a big win for the global plastic straw ban movement.
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This is a big win for Republicans, who frequently target the organization.
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Democrats are hoping for their first big win of the Trump era.
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Some pollsters are predicting a big win in Assam for the BJP.
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It was a sobering moment after his big win in New Hampshire.
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CNNMoney: Is the Trump tax plan a big win for middle class?
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"This was a big win for us," Magic coach Frank Vogel said.
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The bill in Illinois is a big win for marijuana legalization advocates.
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This seems like a big win for workers, as opposed to unions.
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And that's a big win for some very lucky high school students.
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It was a big win for the Senate... We'll tell you why.
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Ends Shutdown with NO BORDER WALL -- Pelosi's SECOND BIG WIN This Week.
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Can Barboza finally get the big win his impressive striking credentials warrant?
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This is a big win in the fight to protect children's privacy.
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Bernie Sanders scored a big win during Tuesday night's Democratic presidential debate.
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"You have to give me a big win, please, okay?" he said.
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They were still evident up to two decades after a big win.
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"I see this as nothing but a big win for the consumer."
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And it's a big win for the progressive wing of the party.
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But not everyone was basking in the glory of the big win.
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Joaquin, the team's center, played well in a big win, Lara said.
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Facebook just scored a big win in its effort to rule Hollywood.
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Matt Bevin, and giving Democrats a big win in a conservative state.
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"It was just a big win all the way around," Martinez said.
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Another big win was the Powerball jackpot of $687 million in 2018.
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Not every lottery winner's life improved after they made a big win.
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Beating its own subscriber expectations is a big win for the company.
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Ralph Northam called the Amazon deal a "big win" for the state.
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Fisher himself was at a loss for words when describing his big win.
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After celebrating his big win, the singer, 23, explained his speech on Twitter.
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I look forward to working with you toward a big win in November.
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Apple Pay becoming an option is a big win Apple and iPhone users.
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Despite some unfortunate twists and turns, Winterfell's youngest daughter deserves her big win.
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Either way, as many companies can attest, it's a big win for Tesla.
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Running for a third term in 2018, he badly needed a big win.
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GREG GUTFELD, CO-HOST: Well, politically, this is a big win for him.
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Laurie Hernandez and Val Chmerkovskiy are on cloud nine after their big win.
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Foster's initial hiring appeared to be a big win for Google last year.
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Such a measure would be a big win for American nuclear energy leadership.
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Despite the big win at StarSeries, Get_Right said the team isn't getting cocky.
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And for the fire-breathers on the right, Trump scored a big win.
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The ruling was a big win for privacy rights in the digital age.
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Nationwide polls show the LDP is headed for a big win this weekend.
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The best big win for increasing your income is asking for a raise.
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Khloé Kardashian clearly knows how to treat her man after a big win.
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"Obviously that was a big win for us," coach Dan Monson told reporters.
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Now, the Dems have notched their first big win of the Trump era.
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"It doesn't mean anything extra — it's a big win for us," Portis said.
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Dershowitz on Friday called Manafort's guilty plea a "big win" for Mueller's investigation.
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This is a big win for teachers and kids across the United States.
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They're currently losing their minds over 25-year-old artist, Flume's big win.
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And, in a big win for humankind, red wine and coffee increased diversity.
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A pro-Canada ruling would be a big win for the anti-inflationistas.
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Clinton on track for a big win in Michigan, which she ultimately lost.
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You can't discount a big win, particularly if she wins traditional red states.
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"This is a big win for us," Ducks left wing Andrew Cogliano said.
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After his big win in South Carolina, Biden is catching endorsements like rainwater.
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This is a big win for Democrats in the district of Republican Rep.
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If you're someone who cares about expanding coverage, this is a big win.
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I get to witness a pretty spectacular sunrise over the lake — big win.
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"Big WIN for us in Iowa tonight," Mr. Trump tweeted shortly before midnight.
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Budweiser APAC's IPO is a big win for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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How are Cowboys backup offensive linemen celebrating their big win over the Eagles???
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It was a big win for us against a great club over there.
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You chalk up a big win to good luck rather than good work.
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That's a big win for legal pot advocates no matter how it's spun.
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His big win in the last state before Super Tuesday doesn't bode well.
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If Trump winning the election was a big win for conservatives despite giving up on Social Security and marriage equality, then Trump losing the election would be a big win for progressives, even if they restrain themselves somewhat on policy.
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Celtics follow big win with another victory LOS ANGELES — Coming off a big win Wednesday over the Cleveland Cavaliers, Isaiah Thomas and the Boston Celtics didn't want to let their guards down Friday night against the struggling Los Angeles Lakers.
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It's not only a big win for HP, but a big win for the Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) platform, which arrived with a bit of a thud, but now has a headset truly worthy of seriously competing with HTC and Oculus .
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Why are Olympians always biting down on their gold medals after a big win?
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"I could have strangled him," said Bibb of her reaction to his big win.
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It's just a big win for us, and I'm happy I could help out.
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Ethan's training partners—and his friends—rushed to congratulate him after his big win.
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"This is a big win for jobs, 401-ks, and, frankly everyone," he said.
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The law — which took effect in 1988 — was a big win for environmental activists.
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That's a big win for Pinterest, whose business model relies greatly on advertising revenue.
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"It&aposs a big win for this young team," Pacers coach Nate McMillan said.
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And with Sunday's big win, it seems the good news just keeps on coming.
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"Obviously, it's a big win for us trying to make the playoffs," Stallings said.
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Either way, it's a big win for DC and its parent company, Warner Bros.
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Britt Sr. believes this is exactly what will happen after Monday night's big win.
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He sees Facebook's move, above all, as a big win for the blockchain industry.
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On a per-unit economic basis, this looked like a big win for publishers.
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Hulk Hogan is taking some flack after his big win in the courtroom Friday.
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Google's cloud platform just scored a big win in its uphill battle against Amazon.
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That's a big win for us, and he played a big role in it.
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"Big win for Republicans as Democrats cave on Shutdown," he wrote late Monday. Mrs.
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But pollsters are still predicting a big win for the former secretary of state.
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Congratulations to Mike Dewine on his big win in the Great State of Ohio.
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Potential big win for democracy: New York City votes today on #RankedChoiceVoting for elections!
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Democrats got another big win with Kyrsten Sinema's victory in the Arizona Senate race.
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The vote paves the way for a big win for the country's telecom giants.
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The sale would be far from a big win for Lytro and its backers.
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"He's the same guy after a big win as a crushing loss," McElroy said.
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If Trump scaled back the exercises, that would be a big win for Putin.
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For North Korea, high-level talks are a big win in their own right.
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"This is a big win for democracy in Virginia," he said in a statement.
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CreditCreditJoni Majer Pumping yourself up after a big win can feel a little awkward.
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Auburn started out the game as if it was headed for another big win.
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His last big win with the team was the BLAST Pro Series: Miami 2019.
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Biden doesn't just need a win in South Carolina — he needs a big win.
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Yesterday's ruling is a big win for North Carolina—and for all of us.
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The results will most likely be a big win for conservative and hardline candidates.
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Another big win for her on Saturday could call Sanders's whole candidacy into question.
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For example, he is looking for a big win in a new infrastructure bill.
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U.S President Donald Trump said it was "looking like a big win for Boris".
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Making this service available by phone is a big win for accessibility and access.
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A federal court has just handed Harvard's affirmative action admissions policies a big win.
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Repealing and replacing Obamacare will be a big, big win for the American people.
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Read more >> Pumping yourself up after a big win can feel a little awkward.
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His big win had earned him the nickname "Lucky," but money was a problem.
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President Trump is under pressure to deliver a big win for Republicans on taxes.
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Budweiser APAC's IPO is a big win for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKXCY).
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The company's Hello Goodness brand has been a big win for PepsiCo's vending business.
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Another big win for Democrats was the removal of a certain rule involving pharmaceuticals.
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That's a pretty big win for Assad, even with Trump down in the polls.
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Although Conway has only argued one case before the court, it was a big win.
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It scored a big win last month when it announced a partnership with Beyoncé Knowles.
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After a tough year, Masa Son's Vision Fund clearly needs a big win — and soon.
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The moon in multitasking Gemini meets warrior planet Mars, helping you gain a big win.
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For people who aren't fans of a larger iPhone, this could be a big win.
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"I could have strangled him," Bibb, 43, said of her reaction to his big win.
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That was three years ago and I think that was a big win for sure.
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Trump does have one big win: The Senate confirmed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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On Tuesday, Sanders won Wisconsin by 13 points — that is, without doubt, a big win.
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Dedicated to the sport, not the accolades, the pup seemed unfazed by her big win.
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Big win for J.R. Smith this weekend -- and it happened BEFORE the Cavs' playoff game!
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The best personal finance big win that we've ever come across is automating your finances.
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Politics Democrats thought they had a real chance to score a big win in Georgia.
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So pumped!!!" he also wrote on Instagram after the big win, hashtagging the post "#number5.
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Sometimes, if he had a big win, we'd go out for dinner quite a lot.
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Nevertheless, if the courts approve the rule, it would be a big win for Obama.
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After Tuesday's big win, the reporter, Rama Pantorotto, asked if Messi still had the amulet.
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It's a big win for Democrats as they seek to make more inroads in Texas.
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DH Albert Pujols hit the 575th home run of his career in the big win.
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So congratulations, all you emotional support miniature horse owners out there, on Tuesday's big win.
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New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood called the decision a "big win" in a statement.
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Can he keep the magic going with another big win against the Patriots this week?
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The veto override will be a loss for Obama and a big win for Sen.
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But Brexit also flashes a warning to those expecting a big win for Mr. Trump.
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"It's a big win, and it also shows what happens when the left comes together."
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"We're very excited to have this big win for the food allergy community," she said.
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You won that tournament, another big win at a big moment, which is pretty awesome.
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The awarding of the chip contract to AMD is a big win for the company.
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And, notably, E Ink, the Media Lab's one definite, unambiguous big win … back in 1996.
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Here are six takeaways from South Carolina's primary: Can Biden's big win narrow the field?
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Elevation has at least one big win in its portfolio: An early investment in Facebook.
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Chiefs outside linebacker Demone Harris spent some time making "confetti angels" after the big win.
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"I don't think there's a big win in using the word rock today," he added.
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Michael Dukakis his first big win in 1988, and one reason for former Massachusetts Sen.
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But with songs like 'Say About Me,' they're really just 'dream big, win big' songs.
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Sanders gained momentum earlier this week with a big win in the New Hampshire primary.
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Sanders, however, argues that a big win in California could swing momentum to his side.
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Republicans scored a big win by confirming conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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It's a big win for Silicon Valley-based Impossible Foods as it expands its distribution.
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Raising CA's minimum wage to $15 is a big win for workers and #FightFor15 organizers.
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Privacy advocates got a big win last year, pushing through a landmark law in California.
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"You got to give me a big win, please, okay?" he recently said in Louisiana.
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Let's review: Donald Trump, exulting in his big win, addressed the question of The Wall.
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Consider UVA media studies professor Siva Vaidhyanathan's interview on PBS NewsHour following the big win.
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Democrats have a chance to score a big win in the November midterm congressional elections.
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It gives Trump a big win, and deals a lethal blow to any impeachment process.
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"That's a big win for pharma," said Peter Maybarduk, a policy expert at Public Citizen.
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And she thanked her supporters who were able to mobilize the community for her big win.
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It's considered a big win for Republicans, who control most US statehouses and thus redistricting efforts.
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The Clean Power Plan, in other words, though never implemented, was a big win for health.
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In a tweet Tuesday night, Trump congratulated Hyde-Smith on what he called a "big" win.
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The chattering classes in Delhi, India's capital, had largely discounted a big win for the BJP.
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There's very clear progress on three of the demands and I think that's a big win.
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Following the team's big win, William presented captain Captain Alun Wyn Jones with the Championship trophy.
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Up against the wall, the Washington Nationals came through on Tuesday night with a big win.
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This time around, she believes a big win would effectively end the 2016 contest in April.
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The big win, Urmson and Reibel echoed, is that it is optimized with the perception stack.
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Her big win gave Gilmore the courage to enter an even larger competition, the Arkansas Mrs.
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CrowdStrike, which develops cloud software for securing enterprise data, marks Alphabet's first big win in security.
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Greyhound This elegant and agile dog already has a big win under its collar this season.
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Does every single Uber investor have a higher than normal chance of the next big win?
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Shak's big win is an especially sweet victory after the health crisis she endured last year.
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A big win for AfD on Sunday could further embolden far-right groups around the continent.
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They're like playing the slots in Vegas: You're paying for the experience, not a big win.
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Dumping Qualcomm is a big win for Intel or any other modem maker Apple's potentially considering.
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Our latest big win –And this really is cool –Is bringing free tamponsTo twenty-five schools.
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Despite having no dancing experience, Bones credits his seasoned partner Sharna Burgess for the big win.
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While the big win for Macron was expected, the result in Italy came as a surprise.
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Farage said it looked like a big win for the Brexit Party in the EU elections.
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That presents President Trump with an opportunity for the big win that he so clearly wants.
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I didn't like some of our decisions ... but it's a big win for us at home.
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Trump also wants his second big "win" as president, after the confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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"They played well, but we stuck with it and got a big win there," Bouma said.
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Sanders has been bolstered by his big win in New Hampshire, and close call in Iowa.
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"You got to give me a big win, please, O.K.," the president pleaded with his supporters.
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Bernie Sanders' 245 presidential bid is a big win for Sanders and could potentially hurt Sen.
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Bernie Sanders' 216 presidential bid is a big win for Sanders and could potentially hurt Sen.
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It's nice to get a big win at home and hopefully we can build on that.
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Despite their big win over Rutgers last weekend, Michigan has yet to impress me this season.
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Look for Penn State to make their case with another big win over the Buffalo Bulls.
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Cleveland needs a big win at home, and thankfully, the Dolphins are arriving right on time.
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"This was a big win and this was a big trip for us overall," James said.
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This marks the second big win for the Justice Department in the health insurance merger frenzy.
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Trump tweeted late Thursday about the bill passage, calling it a "big win" for the House.
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"This is a big win" for Qualcomm, said Christopher Rolland, an analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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And after Saturday, Baker could take pleasure in a big win and in Barkley's limited success.
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But Biden currently has 54 delegates after a big win over the weekend in South Carolina.
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But Biden's campaign said that a big win in South Carolina will change the national polls.
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A big win or a big loss isn't a particularly gripping read for the average person.
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"It was a big win for us when it hasn't been going our way," Iginla said.
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But a big win in South Carolina could be what Biden needs heading into Super Tuesday.
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It's just the push she needs since her last big win, the New York Times endorsement.
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Related: 'This Is Us' scores big win at SAG Awards Afterward Brown was in tears backstage.
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Uber's IPO could be the big win Son needs to convince skeptics and pursue more deals.
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Everybody came up with energy, contributed in the right way an we got a big win.
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It's been a while we've been this successful going out east so it's a big win.
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Sequoia is poised to notch a big win this week when Dropbox debuts on the Nasdaq.
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The film's strong performance is also a big win for original films at the box office.
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Sanders' big win can probably be explained by the demographics of the far-flung Democrat voters.
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However, Wisconsin's big win was marred by an ugly cheap shot on the game-deciding play.
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As reported by Business Insider, IHOP executives said the campaign was a big win for the company.
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Early results showed Trump leading Senator Ted Cruz by 15 points in Illinois, for another big win.
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After her big win, Robles spoke out about what it means for other women of her size.
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And the White House is desperately praying that the big foreign trip will be that big win.
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When his suspension ends on July 12, he'll likely need a big win to regain his momentum.
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"Anytime you can snatch a win late versus their best guy, that's a big win," Cozart said.
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Trump could end Cruz's hopes for a contested convention on Tuesday with a big win in Indiana.
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And Qualcomm had a big win when Trump squashed Broadcomm's attempt to take over the chip maker.
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Secondly, McGeary is a fighter whose sole big win came over Emanuel Newton in taking the title.
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For such a big win, his victory speech was relatively low key: short, sweet and on message.
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There was certainly a big win for Annalise (Viola Davis) — one she desperately needed, let's be real.
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It was also a big win for Shopify, which plays host to many of these small retailers.
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The campaign is a big win for Pepins, as the platform only launched a few months ago.
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Memorable Moments From Last Night's SAG Awards Plus the Cast of Stranger Things on Their Big Win!
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The California wine industry was handed a big win with the revised NAFTA deal reached with Canada.
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Jaysean Paige scored 18 points for the Mountaineers, who were coming off a big win over Kansas.
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Big win — not only am I under budget but I have money to spare for pizza tonight!
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Like many in the 2019 roster, Dunn was inspired by the national team's big win in 1999.
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"Anytime you can snatch a win late against their best guy, that's a big win," Cozart said.
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"It's a big win," said Gbinije, a senior who played his freshman season for the Blue Devils.
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"This is a big win for privacy," says Nate Cardozo, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Prince William scored a big win in his longtime campaign for the welfare of elephants and rhinos.
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The appointment of Califf is a big win for Verily, and couldn't come at a better time.
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Washington (CNN)A new poll forecasts a big win for Donald Trump in Massachusetts on Super Tuesday.
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That makes me very happy, and I think the big win is that I could handle it.
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On the day of her big win, Torres danced to "Hubo Alguien," a steamy ballad by Anthony.
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But if Google creates its own with everyone's input, it could be an big win for them.
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Clinton had a big win as well in Mississippi, which will help her grow her delegate lead.
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This is a big win for those who've experienced ear discomfort from all sort of different designs.
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This is a big win for Dassey, who was only 16 at the time of his incarceration.
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He scored a big win in Missouri after visiting the state five times to campaign against McCaskill.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday portrayed his Syria retreat as a big win, despite its calamitous consequences.
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It was a big win with the kids, as were the chef's take on traditional Spanish tapas.
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For now, it is a big win in a bigger fight for their family to be reunified.
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Environmentalists, meanwhile, are turning their attention to the Arctic after scoring a big win on the Atlantic.
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The greatest political movement in the history of our Country will have another big win in 2020!
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Congratulations to Republican Debbie Lesko on her big win in the Special Election for Arizona House seat.
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The night of his big win in Michigan, he was in Florida and we spoke by phone.
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If harmonized with new or existing state and local data collection, this could be a big win.
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After all, it needs a big win to maintain relevance in the ever more competitive smartphone market.
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"If we can bring mobile payment to emerging markets, that will be a big win," he said.
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If that's true — and the accuracy will vary from project to project — then it's a big win.
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If you can invest to get more than just a financial return, it's really a big win.
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That's a big win for North Korea, as the regime wants to look like a legitimate power.
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The fact they shared the solution publicly could be a big win for the industry at large.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders scored a big win during Tuesday night's Democratic presidential debate, as news of Rep.
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"This is what we all had envisioned," Texans quarterback Brock Osweiler told media after his big win.
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The same week as his big win, Pritzker was assembling a team to fix the budget crisis.
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Biden, in particular, could hurt Bloomberg's chances in the state after a big win in South Carolina.
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It's also no secret that Hamilton was going to be a big win for a streaming service.
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And while some people are crediting General McMaster with a big win, the reality is much different.
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Before his big win in 2009, Stump had actually suffered a bacterial infection that nearly killed him.
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That was a good one to get a big win at home and get back on track.
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Because the deal was also a big win for the Democratic Party, thanks to Pelosi and Schumer.
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"This is actually a big win for us," said Collison, who had eight assists and five boards.
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Some told CNN they'd even taken Eagles regalia to their grave sites to mark the big win.
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The franchise is a big win for Apple Arcade, which doesn't yet have many sports-themed titles.
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I come from an Italian-immigrant family, and this feels like a very big win for them.
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When the agreement was released in November 2015, the Obama administration touted it as a big win.
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Her life doesn't leave much room for such emotion, and this is a big win for her.
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Trump got to celebrate a big win Wednesday in an emoluments clause case relating to his Washington hotel.
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Fonsi says recording "Echame La Culpa" with Demi Lovato last year was a big win and hugely satisfying.
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This would be a big win for the HomePod, as well as furthering multi-user support on iOS.
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Washington (CNN)Day 5 was a big win for those who hope fewer regulations will spur economic growth.
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D-Willy was active Sunday night in Pittsburgh's big win over Baltimore, though he never saw the field.
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But Mongeau has turned that seeming failure into a big win, dramatically increasing her profile with the stunt.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition is on track for a big win in Sunday's general election.
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I find a bag of baby spinach that looks okay, which is a big win for this store.
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The new champion also spoke about his big win in the 102nd running of the world-famous race.
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A successful IPO for MongoDB will be another big win for Sequoia, which owns 16.9% of the company.
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The company needs a big win lest it be consigned to the punchline of late night talkshow hosts.
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I pat myself on the back for showering the night before and declare dry shampooing a big win.
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"The cuts can be impressive, and that's a big win," said consultants BCG in a report from 2017.
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Ordinarily, that would have been a big win, but 38 Studios declared bankruptcy a couple of months later.
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And the show's big win at Wednesday's People's Choice Awards, where it took home Favorite New TV Drama.
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Republicans would relish a big win just before midterms by confirming Kavanaugh … and then the government shuts down.
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Forty million people are paying to stream music instead of pirating it is a big win for musicians.
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Obviously had a big win a couple slams ago against Novak (Djokovic) in the third round (at Wimbledon).
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If anything, it makes every morning I do wake up right on schedule feel like a big win.
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The appointment of Califf would be a big win for Verily, and couldn't come at a better time.
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Instead, they cite a series of dubious examples designed to make the trip look like a big win.
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All-in-all this seems like a big win for creatives and a more significant victory for Apple.
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Score: 3/10 Huawei: After a messy CES, Huawei really could have used a big win at MWC.
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"It's a big win for basic decency," said Jeff Jackson, a Democratic state senator who represents Mecklenburg County.
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"Our big Rally on Friday night moved the numbers from a tie to a big WIN," he tweeted.
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LONDON — Even freezing cold water couldn't dampen Andy Murray's spirits after his big win at Wimbledon this weekend.
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Plepler's deal would likely be massive as Apple needs a big win to compete in the streaming war.
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Thankfully, Sunday's big win over the Colts likely helped make the flight to London a bit more pleasant.
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In Vegas, he looked to bury that ugly memory with a big win over grappling aficionado Dileno Lopes.
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Protecting Krebs is a big win for Project Shield, a project run by Google's humanitarian think tank Jigsaw.
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Google claims that they have had no performance complaints since implementing these solutions, a big win for customers.
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A big win for Murphy there would offer another sign of suburban discontent with the Trump-era GOP.
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"I think this is a big win for women's surfing, women's sports and women in general," Kennelly said.
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"Big win for Republicans as Democrats cave on Shutdown," the president said on Twitter at 11:30 p.m.
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"There can be no doubt that the U.S.M.C.A. is a big win for America's economy," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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Nintendo simply needs a big win — and it's pulled all the stops to get it this time around.
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Analysts called the approval a big win for Mylan and said it would help 2000 and 21996 earnings.
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"Big win today in the House for GOP Tax Cuts and Reform, 227-205," Trump tweeted late Thursday.
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A Hearst union would be a big win for the Writers Guild of America East, representing 24 titles.
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"Being able to turn that control [of checking out] over to customers is a big win," he said.
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Jones said more countries investing in Africa is a big win for all parties, including the United Kingdom.
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One, over a contentious sale of airplanes from Canada's Bombardier, was a big win over aerospace giant Boeing.
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Big win for Airbus: Airbus (EADSF) has reached a deal to sell 63 passenger jets to Chinese airlines.
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Chinese airlines ordered 300 Airbus jets on Monday — a big win for Airbus and a defeat for Boeing.
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Murphy's rise is a big win for Democrats in the state — they control the state legislature as well.
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It will "be a big win, and it won't be Bill Nelson bringing it home," the Republican added.
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It is a big win for grad and PhD students, and higher ed advocates who opposed the measure.
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"Amazon is a big win," he said, noting that those jobs will come to the area gradually, not immediately.
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"It's a big win in this David versus Goliath battle of the biofuels industry against Big Oil," said Broin.
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It was a big win for Wisconsin on the night when Badgers great Frank Kaminsky had his jersey retired.
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That all being said, my body feels less horrible this morning, and I take that as a big win!
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But, overall, coming in against a desperate team that's trying to get into the playoffs, it's a big win.
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We didn't have a good start; but, after that, we played a good game and got a big win.
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The critical achievement marks a big win for Jeff Bezos' company and the prospect of commercial space flights. 2.
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But things took an interesting turn for Mo'Nique after her big win and saw her fall into relative obscurity.
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It was a good one for us to get a big win at home and get back on track.
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A winner who may be toasting her big win is Meghan Trainor, who was crowned as best new artist.
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We got the low-down from SoFi's career coaches who recommend: Did you have a big win at work?
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He got his first big win last November when he won $1 million in a Scratchers ticket, KTLA reported.
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But the film announced that a major talent had arrived — a promise that was fulfilled with Moonlight's big win.
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The new pact is a big win for consumers who unfortunately ended up caught between the two bickering companies.
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The foursome were still jubilant after their big win, with Gaga looking emotional as she waited for her Oscar.
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When the Emmy nominations were announced last year, Netflix had a big win, overtaking HBO for the first time.
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The Fuller House cast has reason to celebrate – they're taking home a big win from the Teen Choice Awards.
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Meanwhile, Claire Foy told PEOPLE she was "in shock" over her big win, clutching her Globe as she spoke.
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Giving these women veterans the recognition and equal treatment they deserve was a big win for Main Street's congresswomen.
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Just like Iowa, Rubio wants a third place finish in South Carolina to be perceived as a big win.
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"Tonight has just been a hugely busy and crazy and wonderful night," she said backstage after her big win.
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Anything at or above that original $150 million price Twitter dangled would be a big win for Shots' investors.
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Reuters reported the rethink earlier this month, marking a big win for insurers following pressure from the U.S. Treasury.
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Trump is poised for a big win in the Nevada caucuses this evening as Cruz struggles to regain momentum.
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That marks a big win for AMD in the gaming space, where it competes with Nvidia on graphics chips.
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Today needs to start on a big win: I need to find a way into the Vivienne Westwood show.
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Despite having no dancing experience, the season 27 winner and radio host credited his partner for the big win.
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Last week, Democrats got a big win as healthcare benefits for coal miners was included in the spending bill.
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Here's the (very random) message a curly-haired Swift shared with Westbrook's team in honor of his big win.
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Working all the time might lead to your first big win — or your 10th — but it's ultimately not sustainable.
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It was a pretty big win for a category oft maligned at launch for its relative lack of functionality.
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Just one day after the big win, he spoke about possibly retiring during an appearance on Good Morning America.
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At 39, Manning was the oldest quarterback in Super Bowl history to lead his team to the big win.
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"Thank you to the House Republicans for sticking together and the BIG WIN today on the Border," Trump tweeted.
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Kumin scored a big win when Jefferies Group parent Leucadia National Corp provided an anchor investment of $400 million.
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LSU is coming off of a big win over Florida and has a game against Auburn on the horizon.
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The new hardware is outstanding, as you'd expect from GoPro, but also a big win in terms of pricing.
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You will have a Big win in November and be a tremendous Governor for the Great State of Michigan.
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After Michigan, the same approach predicted a close race in demographically similar Ohio, where she got a big win.
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It's a big win for the British government, which had been seeking a unified global response to the attack.
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Trauma for HNA, a big win for gay rights in Hong Kong and a nerve agent resurfaces in Britain.
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But precisely because it didn't count as a big "win" for Obama, congressional Republicans could sign on to it.
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N.H.L. Roundup Henrik Lundqvist was in vintage form in helping the Rangers get a big win on Sunday night.
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Mr. Trump congratulated the senator on her "big WIN'' late Tuesday, saying "we are all very proud of her.
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This study isn't the only one to provide cat owners with a big win over their dog-loving nemeses.
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This is a big win for me, and I will enjoy it, then move on to the next one.
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The US is facing the possibility of being kicked out, and that would be a big win for Iran.
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"Nothing unites a political party more than a big win," said John Feehery, a former top Republican congressional aide.
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The big picture: Getting Section 230-style language into trade agreements is a big win for the tech industry.
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Also on MSNBC, James Carville, who ran Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign, deemed it a big win for Vladimir Putin.
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" Fighting back tears, he called the verdict a big win but a hollow one "because we don't have Charlotte.
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Tennessee was 2-4, having lost every bit of momentum from a big win over Cleveland in Week 1.
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The big win bumped his recorded lifetime winnings to nearly $43 million, moving him slightly ahead of Daniel Negreanu.
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Demonstrating that capability would mark a big win for Boeing, since landing is crucial to the Starliner's overall performance.
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Bailey used the the same combination of numbers every week for 25 years before he made his big win.
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It's a big win for Amazon, as it builds out a content studio and funnels money into original content.
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The summit was a big win for Kim, and to this day, he is still enjoying his victory lap.
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WASHINGTON — The $22018 trillion tax bill heading for a vote this week is a big win for corporations overall.
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"This is a big win for this team and for the guys who were here last year," he said.
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Despite the modest sum, it was a big win many years in the making for the FBI's counterterrorism unit.
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For today's sports fans, there are countless ways to relive a team's big win including articles, commentary and replays.
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It has been a big win for companies, offering lower corporate rates and a permanent break on overseas profits.
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Delgado's triumph gives Democrats a big win in a district that was considered a toss-up heading into Election Day.
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Staying awake during an entire chemistry class, for example, felt like a big win, as did passing your driver's test.
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The separation is a big win for activist shareholder group Coast Capital Management, which owns just under 10% of FirstGroup.
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But despite his big win, all Oliver was preoccupied by was the fact that he didn't get to see Beyoncé.
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It's a big win for them, it's a tough loss for us, but seeing that we get right back it.
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A big win there eight years ago was the lifeline she desperately needed to extend the Democratic race into May.
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"This is a big win for our four-legged friends, of course," Assemblymember Patrick O'Donnell, who wrote the bill, said.
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It was considered a big win for YouTube Red, given that the film was soon headed to Sundance as well.
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"This is a big win for Southeast Asia," Vinnie Lauria, founding partner at Singapore-based Golden Gate Ventures, told TechCrunch.
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In a big win, a reformist-backed list of candidates aligned with Rouhani won all 30 parliamentary seats in Tehran.
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We hope that the year to come brings you lots of love, laughter + adventure — and a big win next month!
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When Mr Guber invited the team to his palatial home in January to celebrate a big win, the penny dropped.
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Nearby Millsfield, which also voted at midnight, delivered a big win for Trump, who scored 16 votes to Clinton's four.
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And for a country that has been in the news for many a gruesome rape story, that's a big win.
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The IPO also looks like another big win for Bessemer Venture Partners, which owns nearly 24 percent of the company.
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Next, he'll be seeking out a big win in his dealings with other countries — such as trade, according to analysts.
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A big win for Trump is crucial if he hopes to clinch the nomination before the party's convention in July.
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Another big win went to former middle school classmates Kane Brown and Lauren Alaina for their hit duet "What Ifs."
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This is all to say: These people needed one big win, and I think the show should've given them one.
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Those investors have conviction, and can just accept that Starboard is having a big win and is ringing the register.
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Doing away with the filibuster forever in all situations would produce a big win for democracy — something we surely need.
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And there will be less pressure to change that now that Hillary Clinton has a big win in South Carolina.
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Big win for Oscar De La Hoya ... the boxing legend's DUI case has officially been dismissed, TMZ Sports has learned.
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A big win, but a margin 20 percentage points smaller than Clinton's in November, according to calculations by The Hill.
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"It was a big win for us, coming off a road trip and dropping (the final two games)," Powell said.
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And that's a big win for the media giants pouring millions into these "activations," as these branded experiences are called.
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Trump, for his part, is desperate to convince everyone that his first foreign trip as president was a big win.
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Sanders is hoping to gain some ground in the race for the nomination after Clinton's big win in New York.
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It's a big win for both parties, as the fast-selling console gets access to the large cross-platform title.
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If the KMT once again returns to power, Beijing will reap a big win with clear implications for regional stability.
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The Jets have a solid defense and have a bit of swagger coming off a big win over the Cowboys.
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It's tough, but we'll work at some things (Friday) and talk about some things, but it was a big win.
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This is a big win for her from this report, and maybe the nation has heard enough about these emails.
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In other words, how can you get freedom and potential for a big win while you still have the stability?
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N) raised $22016 billion in 21.5 and represents a big win for its private equity owner Blackstone Group LP (BX.
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"Yesterday was such a very Big Win, and all under the pressure of a Nasty and Hostile Media!" he added.
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Jonathan Motley is pitching in 14.5 points including a 17-point, seven-rebound effort in the big win against Oregon.
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But after a few false starts and a big win, the light at the tunnel's end feels so, so close.
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The Grizzlies have won four games in a row, including a big win over the league-best Los Angeles Clippers.
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The veto override is a big win for Schumer, whose home state bore the worst of the 9/11 attacks.
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I am extremely pleased this came together today and we all think it is a big win for our organization.
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Trump, however, still characterized the election as a big win for Republicans and credited himself for helping to undermine Ossoff.
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"Finally seeing the planet is definitely a big win," said Cody Colley, a mission manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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"This is a big win for patients," said Seema Verma, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Sanders has a massive head start in money and organization, and is looking to notch a big win in California.
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Sanders expects a big win in California, the day's biggest prize, as well as in other western and northeastern states.
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It's an outcome that looked unlikely from early February until Biden's big win in the South Carolina primary on Saturday.
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The Packers got a big win in Dallas, the Patriots and the Texans were dominant and the Chiefs finally lost.
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"A big win for students & parents in Arizona tonight with the passage of ed savings accts," she said on Twitter.
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"I won one of the contests and lost another close one," said Clinton, speaking of her big win in Mississippi.
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The box office of "1917" may be modest, but the drama's big win this weekend is a victory for Universal.
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"I think [it's] a very big win for our technology companies, for our businesses and for American workers," Munchin added.
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He pleaded with voters in Louisiana, "You've got to give me a big win, O.K." He got a big defeat.
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For sure, Congress does see low-hanging fruit and an opportunity for a big win on a very important issue.
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A big win over the Kentucky Wildcats helped the Buckeyes right the ship, but a loss to the then-No.
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Sterling K. Brown's highly deserved win for This Is Us, then, stood out as a big win in multiple ways.
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Conor Lamb's big win in the Pennsylvania 18 special election came in the face of a particularly large spending disadvantage.
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Big Takeaway: This reads like a Big Win for the NFL, at a time when the league could use one.
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It that sense, the deal isn't great for Trump but is a pretty big win for the North Korean leader.
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"This is not only a big win for Jersey City, but it's also a big win for all towns and cities big and small to be able to stand up to the corporations and say that our resident's safety and quality of life greatly outweigh a $5 million campaign of misinformation from Airbnb," Fulop said.
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But if the move is a big win for BMW, it spells a diminished role for its Hong Kong-listed partner.
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The IPO could be a big win for Sequoia Capital, and also Flybridge Capital — and, of course, New York's Kevin Ryan.
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Regina King was overjoyed as she watched her name get put on her Academy Award following her big win on Sunday.
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This is notable because Spotify moved to Google's Cloud Platform in February — a big win for Google over Amazon Web Services.
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Anything that means I have dinner when I get home from work at night is a big win in our house.
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"It was a big win for us," said Phillips in an interview with Fox and Friends the day after the ruling.
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Cruz, for one, wants people to believe the latter is true, declaring the big win a "turning point" in the race.
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"Swedes are quite uncomfortable talking about our accolades or accomplishments and ourselves in a way," he says of his big win.
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From a student standpoint, being able to scan in a handout and have it be searchable would be a big win.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - It wasn't just Michael Phelps' big win on Sunday that had people talking about the U.S. swimming star.
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There's not even consensus that a big win in Wisconsin would give Sanders a meaningful boost in the primary, Grossmann noted.
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A big win for blind lawyers A blind man in Michigan won a legal settlement against the Law School Admissions Council.
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The campaign is banking on a big win in South Carolina, where black voters are expected to play a key role.
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The reduction in corporate taxes would also be another big win for the rich, who are most likely to own stocks.
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I spent my whole life (rooting for Texas) but not today — this is a big win for us and for me.
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All of these new devices build on Amazon's big win of getting the hardware and software scenario just right for Alexa.
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But DiCaprio's big win nearly doubled those numbers, topping out at around 440,000 per minute, according to the social media platform.
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While the company is best known for its premium work with high-end speakers, the PX are a pretty big win.
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"It's pretty great to think that a big win in Silicon Valley could have an impact on influencing poverty in Africa."
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The effort in Latin America is a big win for Marcelo Claure, who has been named CEO of SoftBank Latin America.
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Young voters account for a lot of Sanders' momentum, fueling his strong showing in Iowa and big win in New Hampshire.
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Mr Ramaphosa's allies say a big win would give him a mandate to clean up the state and revive the economy.
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The New England Patriots head coach is aiming to score his sixth big win with the team this Sunday, February 3.
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The midterm election produced a big win for Disney and the Seminole Tribe of Florida, which owns the Hard Rock brand.
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Mr Trump called for a big win in Nevada in a week's time and then again on Super Tuesday (March 1st).
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So that's a very slight miss on revenue but a big win on earnings/profitability (apparently a big goal for 2016).
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John McCain on their side, which was a big win after his famous thumbs-down on health care earlier this year.
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Yet his big win in the New Hampshire primary finally proves that his national poll ratings can be turned into votes.
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The 2015 Iran deal was the first big win for those seeking to transform support for Israel into a partisan issue.
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The most recent election cycle was a big win for marijuana advocates, with eight states legalizing medicinal and/or recreational marijuana.
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Xamarin is supposed to let developers build cross-platform apps, so it's a big win for Microsoft to drive interest there.
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A movie this kooky is bound to score a big win for some of its participants, while registering losses for others.
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Trump did not display emotion throughout the 20-minute ceremony in the courtroom, where he earned a big win last term.
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If the company is able to replicate that service in healthcare, it could be a big win for Best Buy's business.
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MOSCOW — FIFA can secure itself a big win by stopping teams from being tempted to lose in the name of winning.
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But given Trump's big win, it looks probable that he'll get roughly 28500 delegates from the state (6900 bound, 2628 unbound).
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What about the people who appear on the local news what seems like every other week talking about their big win?
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Her big win in Arizona might be particularly indicative of her likely strength in Southern California and the state's Central Valley.
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A decisive stumble by Mr. Rubio in his home state would likely mean something else: another big win for Mr. Trump.
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The president called the announcement a "big win" in a tweet Tuesday morning, the day after the company announced its investment.
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Ten years ago, Georgia players celebrated a big win over Auburn by dancing to Soulja Boy's "Crank That" on the field.
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Crowe certainly sees Choksi's hire as a big win as the firm continues to build out it consumer-facing investment practice.
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To our surprise, we only had trouble walking down one aisle, which is a big win while grocery shopping in Manhattan.
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The Pentagon's request, made in a court filing, could be a big win for Amazon and Bezos, the world's richest man.
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After Colton's big win, Bryan Herta said his son was more excited than he had ever seen him as a driver.
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As Joe Biden piles on delegates early in the night, Sanders will need a big win in California to keep pace.
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The first is a big win in South Carolina, where some polls show Biden building a 22020-point lead over Sanders.
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Besides the big win, the play earned Tonys for costumes, sound, set and lighting, as well as for John Tiffany's direction.
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But he turned everything around with a big victory in South Carolina, which cascaded into a big win on Super Tuesday.
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"Congratulations to Emmanuel Macron on his big win today as the next President of France," he wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
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It was a big win for the network, giving it bragging rights in the intense competition for viewers at big moments.
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We're covering the Navy secretary's resignation, a big win for democracy backers in Hong Kong, and why your dog loves you.
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The spread is generous, but it is safe to assume they will try to make a point with a big win.
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It's a huge victory for the party, which was shut out of power after President Trump's big win two years ago.
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Go deeper: U.K. election: Boris Johnson's big win means Brexit is coming The U.K. election's warning for U.S. Democrats in 2020
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Now Republicans must confront the possibility that they will once again let down their backers with no big win in sight.
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It sounded like a big win, and yet another example of how AI will soon transform health care: More cancers found!
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That our government did not hinder those candidates with whom we did not agree is a big win for the country.
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About four million people could gain coverage if these last states expanded Medicaid, making it a big win for the country.
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On the 71st Emmy Awards which just concluded recently, Game of Thrones was the big win, Fleabag was also under spotlight.
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It was a big win for Ullmark, who went just 15-14-5 last season with a 23 goals-against average.
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That's a big win for him, given the timing here, as he's ticking up in the polls and feeling some momentum.
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But the film's big win was a mixed bag for Miramax, whose public image had been transformed from renegade to bully.
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"I think that might be a harbinger of what's to come in our country," he said of Mr. Johnson's big win.
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Boris Johnson&aposs Conservative party is on course for an unexpectedly big win in the UK general election, held on Thursday.
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Getting approval for India's trials, which are expected to begin in January 2020, is Huawei's second big win in recent weeks.
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If it passes, the legislation would be a big win for state and local governments, as well as the banking industry.
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Embiid continued, "I'm just kidding, but we want to be able to close it out, so that was a big win."
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It's another big win for GM's Cruise, which is one of the leaders emerging in the nascent self-driving platform wars.
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Adding same-sex couples as background characters and subtle expressions of queer love is definitely a big win in modern-day cartoons.
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"The big win for us is when a billion people are using WhatsApp and they don't even know it's encrypted," Marlinspike says.
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This is a big win for Nvidia, and potentially the emergence of one of the most important partnerships in modern AI computing.
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Abe's ruling bloc was set for a big win in Sunday's election, bolstering his chances of becoming the nation's longest-serving premier.
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News of McBryde's big win went viral recently after cell phone video captured Carrie Underwood calling McBryde to tell her she'd won.
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And Republicans are wondering if this quote-unquote big win in Ohio can earn him a slot in the Cleveland collision course.
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And the campaign is banking on a big win in South Carolina, where black voters are expected to play a key role.
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Microsoft got a big win over Amazon to close out the week, but not everyone is going to be happy about it.
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A big win for Mrs May might allow her to negotiate a softer Brexit than Eurosceptics like Mr Redwood want to see.
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The unknown artist paid tribute to DiCaprio's big win on Sunday night with a mural featuring the newly minted Academy Award winner.
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In short, if General Motors can report flat earnings for a few years, it will be a big win for the company.
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Taylor Swift just scored a big win in her butt groping trial ... the judge threw out DJ David Mueller's case against her.
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The ruling was seen as a big win for GrubHub due to California's relatively high standard for establishing workers as independent contractors.
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Stranger Things castmates Natalia Dyer and Shannon Purser hugged and posed for a happy red carpet photo before the series' big win.
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The project, notably, represents a big win for Tampa, given its goal to become known as a hub for smart city technologies.
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After her big win in South Carolina, where she took 86% of the black vote, Hillary Clinton is expected to do well.
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It may look like a big win, but that's only because the travel ban decisions from other courts were such huge losses.
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The state's heavy African-American population has helped Clinton build a massive lead there, and a big win could slow Sanders' momentum.
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"This year was a big win for retail," Sarah Quinlan, senior vice president of market insights at Mastercard, said in a statement.
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Just to be among the first guys ... to be the first to win that first big win of the tournament is huge.
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They are stalking the next big win in the technology business at a time when returns from other assets are widely disappointing.
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The marathon session is a big win for the former secretary, with Republicans unable to make any clean hits on her record.
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Regulatory compliance combined with enhanced security and speed could signal a big win for financial industries seeking to adopt distributed ledger technology.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter to congratulate Lesko for her "big win," saying she will do a "great job" in Congress.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats see Ralph Northam's big win in the Virginia governor's race as a breakthrough moment for the left's digital efforts.
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"It's disappointing because we were so close to an important and big win in our first game," said Dier, a defensive midfielder.
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The inclusion of child marriage was—and is—a big win for addressing a practice that impacts 6900 million girls each year.
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A lot of people think we're going to have a big win, but don't take any chances … assume you have to vote.
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The stock ran up huge today with the Chinese president talking about lowering tariffs on American cars, [a] big win for Tesla.
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The pitcher claimed that was the reason for the big win "I (said) to (Daniel) Nava, 'Look at these, bro,'" Santiago said.
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One fear is that a big win for the Democrats could lead to proposals to dial back President Donald Trump's tax cuts.
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Even after the big win, the United States stands in second place in its qualifying group, only 22 point ahead of Guatemala.
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But obviously, Nancy Pelosi and the people going back to work was a big win for Nancy Pelosi and the workers. Thoughts?
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Now I want a big win for everyone, including Republicans, Democrats and DACA, but especially for our Great Military and Border Security.
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"These rules are a big win," Kendra Albert, a Clinical Instructional Fellow at the Cyberlaw Clinic at Harvard Law School, told Motherboard.
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While the bill still needs to be signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo, its passing is a big win for the entire industry.
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Earlier this year, eBay replaced PayPal with Adyen as its primary payments provider, which was another big win for the Dutch firm.
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But a big win would, perhaps, create room for a more robust enunciation of progressive values, on this and many other subjects.
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They know they are near the top of an increasing restructured A.F.C. "A big win for us," said an almost giddy Rivers.
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The two candidates remain neck and neck for the nomination, with Biden surging after a big win in South Carolina last weekend.
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The Chemical Industry Scores a Big Win at the E.P.A. From April: 12 Scott Pruitt Investigations: The Running List of E.P.A. Troubles
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That would be a big win for the White House, especially if it's sustained and Trump can talk about real manufacturing growth.
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The company's bankruptcy attorneys had said in filings and in courtroom arguments that the company needed a big win during the period.
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It's a big win for Democrats — particularly those representing workers in the Virginia and Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C. Niv Elis contributed.
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They signaled that the FTC is the proper agency to police internet privacy, which is a big win for consumers and innovation.
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The star's big win comes after fans called out the awards show for not nominating her in the category the previous year.
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Democratic lawmakers could also face overwhelming pressure from liberal activists not to hand Trump a big win before the 2020 presidential election.
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That commitment marks another big win for progressives, days after the House passed a separate bipartisan resolution to curb Trump's war powers.
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And I'm in the haul for PLUG," Reddit user kashflowz said, while Heydanu wrote "Sold of 230% SPCE for a big win.
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He will frequently remind me that if a board member gives one good strategic insight per board meeting, that's a big win.
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Even before the start of the new season, FC Barcelona has scored a big win, announcing record revenue numbers for 2017/18.
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The report is a big win for the EPA in its years-long fight over Pebble, a proposed gold and copper mine.
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The bill's passage is a big win for several vulnerable Senate Democrats running for reelection in states that Trump won in 2016.
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A big win at home would do just that, but the Bears should be able to keep it closer than 11.5 points.
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The vote is a big win for Ajit Pai, the agency's chairman, who has long opposed the regulations, saying they impeded innovation.
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If so, that campaign could be seen as a big win for the Secret Service, the American agency tasked with battling counterfeiters.
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But how do you square this guy who loses so much with that one very big win he has under his belt?
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Trump caps off a rough weekend for US-Iran relations with more sanctions; Istanbul voters hand the opposition party another big win.
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This is a big win for boutique bank Moelis, which itself went public less than three years ago, and its founder Ken Moelis.
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After its big win over one of the top teams in the nation, Louisville is unlikely to be a secret for much longer.
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Leading him along the way was handler Susan Dipew of Aiken, South Carolina, who is "super excited" by her pooch partner's big win.
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Aimco wanted to turn the latter suit into a nationwide class-action, so having it thrown out is a big win for Airbnb.
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Airbnb appears set to score a big win in New South Wales after a government inquiry reportedly gave the company the thumbs up.
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Lee called the change to the child credit "a big win" but stopped short of endorsing the bill until he saw the details.
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Colson powers Notre Dame past Wake Forrest A big effort from junior power forward Bonzie Colson delivered a big win for Notre Dame.
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"I think we were searching for a big win, and hopefully that was a win to get us over the hump," Giroux said.
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President Donald Trump's proposed budget plan, if passed, would be a big win for U.S. defense – at the cost of other government agencies.
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This could be a big win for bikers, since Google Maps has only shown off a similar feature in beta earlier this month.
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Then, he'll need to pick up smaller states like Montana and North Dakota -- and top it off with a big win in California.
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Coloradans roundly opposed a ballot measure to more strictly limit new energy development, handing a big win to the oil and gas industry.
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In Florida, Politico insiders on both sides of the aisle predict a big win for Trump – and the end of home-state Sen.
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If unemployed Republicans in Tuesday's primaries vote as they have so far, Donald Trump can expect another big win in the popular voting.
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Recently, their group, Bye Bye Plastic Bags, had a big win by getting Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport to go plastic-bag free.
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That's a big win for a budget device, putting it in relatively rare air alongside the likes of the Pixel and Zenfone 3.
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If it improves the number of iPhone X handsets being manufactured without any noticeable difference, it will be a big win for Apple.
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He recently became addicted to peppermint mochas despite saying he hates coffee, so I feel like this is a big win for me.
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"You could tell that they were determined over there — that would have been a big win for them, to play short," Baker said.
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Still, Uber sees this as a big win, especially since it clears the deck for the company ahead of its expected public offering.
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Reading Judge Orenstein's ruling, its hard to walk away with the impression that this is anything other than a big win for Apple.
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The sites just had a big win in New York, where Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation legalizing them, in part thanks to Tusk.
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"This is a significant advance in wireless innovation and a big win for wireless consumers," FCC chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement.
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"It's a big win for Madonna that the U.K. courts ruled to have the custody dispute return to New York," says the source.
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As talented as Davis is, she deserves better than second-tier roles, and she hasn't had to accept them since her big win.
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Trump's big win in Indiana means that he is all but guaranteed to win the Republican nomination outright and avoid a contested convention.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - It wasn't just Michael Phelps' big win on Sunday that had people talking about the U.S. swimming star.
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Should Trump lose Wisconsin, he will likely bounce back with a big win in his home state of New York on April 19.
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But if Trump dominates both Michigan and Mississippi and appears headed to a big win in Florida, there may be no stopping him.
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We got the Migos rapper with his family Sunday night at Catch in WeHo celebrating the group's big win at the BET Awards.
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Tiger Woods' big win on Sunday was made even more meaningful by the fact that he got to share it with his children.
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That Insecure and Divorce have gotten renews spells a big win for the network, especially after the high-profile failure that was Vinyl.
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As Erdogan has beaten the attempted coup and consolidated even more power to himself, it appears that ISIS also scored a big win.
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After Sunday's awards show, the Stranger Things actress, 12, celebrated her cast's big win by posting a selfie video from inside her car.
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Tonight's highlights include liberals bracing for a tax fight, a warning from Hillary Clinton and a big win for President Obama's trade deal.
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"This is a big win in the fight against the leading cause of preventable deaths in our country," Wiener said in a statement.
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The new legislation isn't just a "big win for our four-legged friends," said Patrick O'Donnell, the state assemblyman who introduced the bill.
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As June ends, the gaming business in Macau appears have to have notched another big win on strength in the lucrative VIP segment.
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The movie won accolades from critics and has performed well with audiences, and its big win tonight ensures its place in cinema history.
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Zach Johnson, the British Open champion, notched a big win, defeating the former world No. 1 Martin Kaymer of Germany, 8 and 6.
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A big win for its leader Geert Wilders would be seen as the beginning of, in Wilders's words, a "patriotic spring" across Europe.
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It's a big win for GitHub's venture capitalists, who invested just $450 million over two rounds (most recently at a $2 billion valuation).
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And chances of a big win for the plaintiffs, after the appeals courts and the Supreme Court have had their say, seem slim.
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"He's giving Russia a big win," Mr. Kilmeade said during a back-and-forth with the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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The BJP's big win will be celebrated in the Hindi-speaking heartland of the country where Modi draws the majority of his support.
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Sanders is depending on a big win in California to make up a delegate gap to Biden that was lost in the South.
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But Bullock potentially jumping in the race is a big win for Democrats, who argue he can turn it into a toss-up.
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But this result even caught the attention of the U.S. president Donald Trump, who offered his congratulations on Twitter for "another big win".
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This is a big win for rural areas that are struggling and red states on the interior that have gotten blasted by automation.
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Whatever the terms, though, having Amazon on board is a big win for Disney heading into the launch of Disney+ on November 12th.
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Biden posted a thank you Tweet to North Carolinians shortly after notching the big win, which marked his second early in the night.
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It's a pretty big win for developers, who'll be able to track pre-orders and monitor interest before the app hits the shelf.
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His big win became a notable line on his résumé, and it may have opened some doors in his career, Dr. Knisely said.
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The empirical evidence is clear, the reduction in onerous price and routing controls was a big win for the industry, shippers and consumers.
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But it will also disappoint Republicans who had hoped to make progress on their conservative priorities after December's big win on tax cuts.
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A Hearst union would be a big win for the Writers Guild of America East, with some 500 people across 24 brands represented.
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In a Fox News poll out Friday, Cruz, who is hoping for a big win in Indiana, trails Trump by eight percentage points.
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A big win for SpaceX, Ripley and Little Earth The SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule launched March 13 and completed its historic mission Friday.
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" He described a new trade deal with Canada and Mexico that is on track to become law as "just the latest big win.
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" Trump's transition team cast the move as "a big win for the administration but an even bigger win for the people of Indiana.
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Clinton is poised to get a big win in New Jersey on Tuesday — why would that victory be less symbolically important than California?
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After his big win, the Grease: Live star and Arnold opened up to reporters about how their significant others supported them throughout the journey.
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The good splashdown is another big win for SpaceX's vision of reusable spacecraft, which will help decrease the costs of commercial space operations dramatically.
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Goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris posted videos on her Instagram Stories after Sunday's big win, mainly of the team getting lit and dancing their butts off.
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With his young presidency mired in nonstop scandals, public relations gaffes, and political chaos, Trump could really use a big win right about now.
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Even the racing event Pendlebury had been attending got in on the fun and congratulated him on his excellent excuse — and his big win.
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Too many people try to chase after that one big win and fail to realize that it takes several small wins to get there.
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While the contract award, which will last for 10 years, will be seen as a big win for Microsoft, employees might not necessarily agree.
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But with a little dose of realism, a little pragmatism and some luck he can come home with a big win under his belt.
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United States women's national soccer team member Julie Ertz learned about her husband, Eagles tight end Zach Ertz's big win right after a match.
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It was a big win for these backers, Kalaari Capital and Lightbox, which appear to have provided Embibe with just $4 million in backing.
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A lot of the specifics of the partnership are still being hammered out, but it's clear that this is a big win for Nuro.
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"It's a big win for us, especially because we're down the stretch and it's time to begin preparing ourselves for postseason," Harden told reporters.
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The fiduciary rule is a big win for all investors, and I am optimistic that the financial advice industry will improve as a result.
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It was the first time for everything — first big win, first huge stage, huge crowd, a lot of noise, and people cheering for us.
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Just training people to make fewer assumptions, to plot and examine the data and to use appropriate summary metrics would be a big win.
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The Vermont senator's big win in the West Virginia primary this week shows he's still hoping to transform this election and the Democratic Party.
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In an interview on The Bill Simmons Podcast, KD revealed that the most surprising person to congratulate him following the big win was Obama.
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But he's running out of time to make up ground — and he needs a big win in Wisconsin if he's going to manage that.
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Moonlight's victory will be seen as a big win for diversity after two years when no black actors were even nominated for an award.
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The collection celebrates women of all shapes and sizes and is an especially big win for curvy women, whose denim options can be limited.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJustin Slams Truck Into PhotogVenus Williams: Crash Bodycam Footage Released Blac Chyna & Lamar Odom Get TogetherQuincy Jones' Big Win Against Michael Jackson
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This record-smashing holiday has also been a big win for Alibaba, the Chinese internet outfit best known for ecommerce and increasingly cloud computing.
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Rick Scott's (R) Monday entry into the race is a big win for Republicans, who previously faced long odds taking the swing-state seat.
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Also aiding sentiment, media forecasts showed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc heading for a surprisingly big win in a snap election on Oct.
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Once that crash ended, however, the oil rebound became a big win for energy-producing states like Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and North Dakota.
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"We thought that we had lost the battle against Frankfurt, but this big win establishes an equilibrium between the two," one French banker said.
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James Clyburn, who delivered a crucial endorsement for the former secretary of State in the days before her big win in South Carolina's primary.
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Several of China's most prestigious state-run music schools agreed to stock their classrooms only with Steinway pianos, a big win for the company.
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"One of our biggest issues is that we didn't handle the aftermath of our big win against Oklahoma well," Texas coach Shaka Smart said.
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The Ravens are coming off of a big win over the Bengals and Lamar Jackson is one of the hottest players in the league.
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After plowing more than $10 billion into the company, and taking a 29% stake, the firm and its leader, Son, needed a big win.
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But Clinton's team has demurred, noting that Sanders ended Tuesday even further behind Clinton in the delegate math after her big win in Mississippi.
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This team is better than anyone believed they'd be heading into the season, and this Sunday, they'll reward Raider Nation with a big win.
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Featuring Cristina Junquiera (Nubank) and David Velez (Nubank) Any kind of partnership with a global internet giant is a big win for a startup.
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A big win for Trump The president could hardly have hoped for a better outcome than the one delivered in Barr's letter to Congress.
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"It's a big win mentally as well, but we know we have a lot of work ahead of us," Bruins center Patrice Bergeron said.
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It would give Putin a big win at home and abroad while setting a precedent for future land grabs by Russia, China and others.
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Buffalo is not as good as their record would have you believe, giving the Browns the perfect opportunity for a big win at home.
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Mr. Trump called the House vote a "big win" before turning his attention — and those of his millions of Twitter followers — to Mr. Franken.
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A big win in California, a 415-delegate jackpot where Sanders has comfortably led recent polls, would help to create some distance from Biden.
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If we can address the concerns of nonvoters and bring them to the voting booth, it will be a big win for our democracy.
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President Trump was wildly exaggerating when he tweeted that the election was a "Big Win" for him, but he did O.K. by historical standards.
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Still, while the MCU without Spider-Man is definitely a bummer, Spider-Man without the MCU has the potential to be a big win.
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There may well be five votes to strike down Wisconsin's egregiously unfair maps, which would be a big win for the nation's political health.
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A big win here is a huge opportunity for Biden to extend his delegate lead and to try to put Sanders out of contention.
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A mass transition to clean energy sources, which will come via changes in government policy, is the big win we need to concentrate on.
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The video is INSANE ... members of the team were losing their minds celebrating the big win ... right when they went tumbling to the ground.
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It is intended to avert a second government shutdown this year and gives lawmakers who wanted more money for the military a big win.
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Landing Exxon as a client is a big win for Microsoft's soaring Azure platform, which competes with Amazon Web Service and other cloud platforms.
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"It&aposs just one of those years," Villanova head coach Jay Wright said after his team&aposs big win over the top-ranked Jayhawks.
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First ladies Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaNew nutrition facts labels are big win for consumers, public health and bipartisanship Trump and Obama equally admired?
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The gubernatorial race in Kentucky is shaping up to be a big win for Democrats in what should have been a smooth GOP victory.
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After the big win, Bain dedicated his heroic moment to his family and thanked his teammates for being there for him when disaster struck.
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Landing a wealthy client like Mr. Kennedy was a big win for Mr. Peters, but he was anxious about being targeted by his superiors.
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This was a big win for representatives of states surrounding the lakes, who have seen how the species wreaks havoc in the region's ecosystem.
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Many fund managers are paid on the basis of one-year performance, which can reinforce short-term strategies that go for the big win.
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Congress did find time, however, to repeal several Affordable Care Act taxes — a particularly big win for health insurers that sell Medicare Advantage plans.
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So a few people out here still talking street shit and still able to reach platinum status is a big win for our culture.
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Guys, we live in a republic and our voters make these decisions and we respect that very much and it was a big win.
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Bernie Sanders fans can cheer: He secured a big win in Wisconsin, with Fox News and NBC News calling victory for him on Tuesday night.
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Those midterm elections will decide whether the GOP holds its tiny Senate majority, and Trump's big win in West Virginia makes it an obvious target.
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So the 800 non-Malawian visitors—34 percent of the total audience—which Lake of Stars brought to Malawi last year was a big win.
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Democrat Kyrsten Sinema will be the first openly bisexual senator in US history after a big win in Arizona against her Republican opponent Martha McSally.
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Shortly after the Patriots' big win on Sunday night, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh tweeted that the city would host a duck boat parade on Tuesday.
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TMZ Sports talked to Metta about the big win ... who revealed a shocking fact that he was ACTUALLY ROOTING FOR SHAREEF OVER HIS OWN SON!!!
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The Food and Drug Administration announced plans today to delay reviewing e-cigarettes on the market for safety — a big win for e-cig manufacturers.
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"The press hailed it as a big win for Charlie Crist, and a big loss for me and the house," Rubio writes in his memoir.
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No, I'm not talking about its big win at the Golden Globes: I mean Lady Bird getting its very own reference on an NBC sitcom.
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"It's crystal clear that temporary mandatory curtailment has been a big win for our industry and for our province," Pourbaix said on an investor call.
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Ted Cruz's big win in Wisconsin last night probably keeps Donald Trump from clinching the nomination, which means a contested convention this summer in Cleveland.
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New York (CNN Business)Tiger Woods' big win was offset by the Masters' earlier-than-usual start, at least when it came to CBS' ratings.
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The big win led to Palmer to go pro, and, ultimately, more the 62 PGA Tour titles between 1955 and 1973, alone, according to Golfweek.
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As Bloomberg notes, the move could be a big win for Airbnb if it can court boutique hotels with lower fees than standard listing sites.
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"Thank you to the House Republicans for sticking together and the BIG WIN today on the Border," Trump wrote on Twitter after the House vote.
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Ultimately, the Stash co-founders want users to understand that putting away a little bit of money each week is "a big win," Robinson says.
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Samsung's big win comes courtesy of the Global Mobile Awards, which already gave the top honor to the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge in 2016. Why?
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One particularly big win for Microsoft is from its Office segment, which is now seeing more revenue from subscriptions than from its traditional licensing model.
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It's a big win for employee activists who have long demanded the change — but the new policies won't apply to Google's temps, vendors, and contractors.
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It would give conservatives a big win on insurance regulations, which have been their No. 1 priority because they believe loosening regulations will lower premiums.
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The actor's big win comes in the midst of the #OscarSoWhite controversy surrounding the Academy for the lack of diversity among this year's acting nominees.
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Plus with all the hoopla surrounding Schiaparelli's crash, it can be easy to forget that the ExoMars mission still experienced a big win in October.
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As for your question about American literature: This prize is a big win for Baby Boomers and the world tends to lose when Boomers win.
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Citi Bike has over 10,00 bikes in its overall network, so if this pilot produces positive results this could be another big win for Blaze.
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With this big win, if you take the average American household income of $303,641, you'd save $726 a month for the rest of your life.
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Mr. Cruz's big win in Wisconsin seemed to confirm that the Rubio vote was safely in his camp, which boded well for him in Indiana.
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Republicans in Congress handed the telecom industry a big win last week when they voted to strip away Obama-era FCC regulations protecting consumers' privacy.
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At the same time, Sanders is now coming under growing pressure to pull back on his attacks after Clinton's big win in New York's primary.
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Colome pitched a clean ninth for his 21th save in 21 chances as the Rays started a nine-game road trip with a big win.
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The controversy is erupting just days before the New York primary, where Clinton is hoping to score a big win that can halt Sanders's momentum.
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Elsewhere in Britain, Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives made strong gains, strengthening her already good prospects of a big win in parliamentary elections next month.
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Two US allies in East Asia are at odds, delivering a serious blow to US security interests while potentially handing a big win to China.
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He had a big win in the Supreme Court on his travel ban, and several moderate Democrats were defeated by more extreme left-wing candidates.
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The whole thing is a big win for everybody — except Trump, who needs to consistently rile up his political base by demonizing all things Obama.
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Yankees 23, Phillies 33 Giancarlo Stanton ripped a pair of home runs, and New York recorded a big win over visiting Philadelphia in Tampa, Fla.
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Researchers at the World Health Organization garnered a big win in the fight against Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo with two new treatments.
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They started the week with a big win against the Army Black Knights, but a trip to the Buckeye State turned sour when then-No.
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The move, which caps the fees cities can charge wireless providers, was seen as a big win for telecom giants like Verizon and AT&T.
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Adding Williamson is a big win for Nike, especially after Williamson famously hurt himself in February after his Nike sneaker broke during a crucial game.
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Coming off a big win in the House, Democratic leaders in the lower chamber will be quite entrenched in their opposition to Trump's wall initiative.
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This is a big win for Sierra Nevada, which lost to Boeing and SpaceX in the 2014 NASA competition to send astronauts to the ISS.
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It needs a big win to reverse its fortunes in the smartphone arena, and more than likely the U11 isn't it — squeezable sides or no.
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On this episode, the House of Mugler holds a house meeting to discuss Tati's exit after her big win at the Coldest Winter Ever Ball.
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" On the other hand, if the Lordstown plant does open under Workhorse's auspices, Mr. Cohen said, "it will be a big win for the president.
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"The whole summit was a big win for Kim Jong-un," said Yoo Dong-ryul, director of the Korea Institute for Liberal Democracy in Seoul.
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Despite Biden's big win, Sanders still leads in the number of delegates overall thanks to winning the most votes in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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But Biden's campaign announced they've raised $22 million since their big win on Super Tuesday and donors expect him to have his best quarter yet.
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While it is a big win for Mylan, Maris told "Power Lunch " that "simple math" shows that investor reaction may be a little too enthusiastic.
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He needed a big win to reverse nearly a month of setbacks in the delegate race and to quiet stories about disorder in his campaign.
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"After a big win, am I going to want to go be dumb?" he asked, as if it were a question he couldn't possibly answer.
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It would a be a big win for local and state governments -- along with the banking industry -- and a rare bipartisan move on banking regulation.
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It's a big win for the president going into his reelection campaign, as he seeks to prove that his disruptive trade agenda is delivering results.
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This, based on what I have seen, is their big point — and it is no point at all (except for a big win for me!).
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LONDON, Dec 13 (Reuters) - U.S President Donald Trump said it was looking like "a big win" for Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the British election.
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To get a big win like that, a big statement win against one of the best teams in the West, that's huge for our group.
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Tristan Thompson celebrated the Cleveland Cavs big win over Brooklyn Nets Wednesday night by taking it back pre-Khloe ... when he was a single dude.
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It looks like he's bagged a big win, projected to get 58 percent of the vote in a state that has 78 delegates up for grabs.
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If China relents on these points, it might be a big win for American business but could plausibly accelerate the exodus of manufacturing work to Asia.
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Luckily, Nick documented his pre-VMA prep on Snapchat, and closed the evening by sipping some champagne, celebrating his successful performance and his brother's big win.
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And after making his rounds at the Vanity Fair Oscars party later in the evening, the actor was still beaming with joy from his big win.
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That was a big win at the time for Amazon and the broader cloud services transition, because it wasn't as mainstream then as it is now.
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Net neutrality advocates are hoping that a big win in court will prompt the Federal Communications Commission to take bold action in other areas, including privacy.
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But to fete her big win for Supporting Actress, The Danish Girl star ditched the overtly girly glamour and went for a sleeker, more shimmery option.
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On the night of Britain's EU referendum, Sunderland's early declaration was the first big win for the Leavers, showing clearly which way the vote would go.
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Backstage Mark Ronson and Lady Gaga celebrated their big win together for original song, A Star Is Born's "Shallow" with songwriters Anthony Rossomando and Andrew Wyatt.
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This is a big win for the program, which owes its origins to the transport truck-focused Highway Pilot program debuted by Mercedes two years ago.
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Donald J. Trump came into South Carolina with momentum after a big win in New Hampshire — and he seemed to try his best to undercut himself.
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It ain't the first time the rookies have clubbed together after a big win -- they've been seen victory partying at a couple different spots this season.
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IT WAS a "big win" tweeted Donald Trump on April 25th, as he congratulated the Republican winner of a special congressional election in Arizona's eighth district.
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Love played his part in the Cavs' big win, knocking down three shots from long range himself, and also pulling down 13 rebounds in 26 minutes.
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Add to that the inconvenience of typing on a small screen and it's a big win for saving the emailing for when you're at your desk.
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The second night of the Republican National Convention was a big win for Fox News over all of its competition, including the big three broadcast networks.
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The ruling marks a big win for the financial services industry and is certain to fuel new calls for replacing the director with a bipartisan commission.
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And McDormand didn't shy away from addressing the current climate in Hollywood — both in her prescient performance, and on the night of her big win itself.
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Gilbert admittedly has no chill, though ... so he took the opportunity to gloat about his big win in court and troll Laura at the same time.
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Once it clears that hurdle, Circumvent will be much closer to working on Alzheimer's treatments which could be hugely lucrative and a big win for humanity.
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Republican leaders had anticipated the tax cuts they passed in 21 would be a big win with voters, but thus far, that hasn't been the case.
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Fanatics' vertical commerce model allows the company to produce new designs on-demand and sell them almost immediately through its own websites following a big win.
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Notifications, available via the constant data connection, is also a big win for iPhone-less usability, as is the ability to use Siri when not connected.
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Jussie Smollett getting off scot-free is bad news for R. Kelly, because prosecutors might be itching for a big win ... so worries the singer's lawyer.
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This debate will be seen as a particularly big win for Trump among voters unimpressed by the media's perceived crusade against their beloved real estate tycoon.
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May's disastrous 2017 election campaign, a contest she precipitated in the hubristic expectation of a big win to help her push Brexit over the finish line.
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The annual festival has a tendency to predict the Academy Awards best picture nominees, so La La Land's big win could potentially lead to Oscar nomination.
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"Her letter contained some important statements that we believe show the industry's lobbyists have scored a big win," Bernstein analyst Max Warburton said in a report.
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After a demoralizing loss to the Ravens on Sunday, I like the Texans to bounce back at home with a big win over their division rival.
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The language was reportedly the result of a push by progressive Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who called it a "big win" for the LGBT community.
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The mayors passed a major resolution solidifying support for renewable energy, which is a big win for anyone concerned about the well-being of this planet.
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"Honestly, I didn't think it was going to be this year either," he told me when I called him yesterday to ask about his big win.
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"Whenever you get a win in this league it's a big win as it brings you that much closer to your ultimate goal," Clemmons told reporters.
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This week, we're backing Boise not to get caught sleeping to start the game and take back our lost wages with a big win over Wyoming.
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Cruz's entire campaign strategy has been to win among social conservatives and evangelicals across the south, but that strategy hinges on a big win in Texas.
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But the wall-to-wall coverage of Trump's Big Win has not caused much movement in Trump's approval rating, at least in the initial tracking polls.
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And you forgot one other big win for Kendall: He threw his daughter a super-cool birthday party at one of the Waystar Royco theme parks.
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Fathers in the finance industry scored a big win two weeks ago when JPMorgan Chase agreed to settle a discrimination lawsuit filed by a new dad.
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Where Pence saw a big win for reshaping Medicaid, many conservatives saw a watered-down version of a plan that wouldn't reform Medicaid for the better.
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Costa endorses Biden Senators see tide turning toward Biden after big win Biden announces Barbara Boxer's endorsement ahead of California voting on Super Tuesday MORE (D).
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Fitbit's still got a long ways to go to compete with Apple, but the addition of Spotify feels like a pretty big win for the company.
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"I don't see any way Iran hardliners aren't going to take this as a big win," tweeted Melissa Hanham of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies.
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It's a big win for Beckham, an English former soccer star who has spent four years — and counting — trying to bring Miami an expansion M.L.S. franchise.
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Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and the boys are braving the cold to celebrate their big win over the 49ers ... and we're expecting a BUNCH of drunken debaucheries.
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The theory is Biden could ride a big win in South Carolina into Super Tuesday, when a bunch of states will vote, and win the nomination.
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FRANKLIN, N.H. — Bernie Sanders is more than happy to remind New Hampshire about his big win in the state's Democratic presidential primary almost four years ago.
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Snowden has excluded himself from such protection, though, so anytime Putin wants to hand Trump a big win, he can hand over Snowden without violating protocol.
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It wasn't the first state ban, but with New York's spot over the lucrative Marcellus and Utica shale formations, it was a big win for environmentalists.
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This year, he's counting on momentum after a big win in South Carolina's primary Saturday to ensure his first ever win is not also his last.
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Battery factory big win for Europe Lithium-ion batteries, the majority of which are currently produced in China, are a critical part of Volkswagen's electrification strategy.
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Use the mindsets, knowledge, wisdom, pains and losses from these seven top entrepreneurs and business leaders to help pave the way for your next big win.
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Nordstrom was the next big win for the "resistance movement" when the company announced plans to drop Ivanka Trump's fashion line from its stores and website.
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Others argue that the new scandal could force Trump to look for a big win before the election by reaching an historic trade agreement with China.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign notched a big win in New Hampshire on Tuesday, and on Wednesday night it had a different kind of victory.
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The whole Democratic Party, including most of the freshmen filling out the ranks, seems to be clamoring for a big win ahead of the 2020 election.
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Marijuana advocates scored a big win Thursday with the passage of the SAFE Act through the U.S. House of Representatives, but the market was less enthusiastic.
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On Monday, Cara, 21, addressed the backlash about her big win and acceptance speech, during which she emphasized the importance of recognizing music's vast array of artists.
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Georgia Tech was coming off a big win over No. 248.9 Miami but found itself in an early battle with the pesky Bulldogs from the Ivy League.
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"Coming off a big win like Monday night, to come out and play like that was a good sign of maturity," Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy said.
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Last year, Jawbone went out of business, and liquidated its assets, so it's not as if Fitbit losing means a big win for the now-defunct company.
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But the recent capture of Sulayman Dawud al Bakkar, a "significant operative" in IS chemical weapons program, was a big win for US and Iraqi military officials.
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This matters for accessibility because it helps focus my eyes on a fixed element; what's more, it lessens eye strain and fatigue, which is a big win.
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If Apple is forced to write that software and the FBI finds nothing or tries to build scant evidence up into a big win, everyone will know.
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Immediately following the big reveal, Alexa and Steffanina spoke to PEOPLE about their big win, their hardships on the race and how it brought them closer together.
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Even if shares of Exxon Mobil and Chevron initially turn lower, any sustained rise in the price of oil could be a big win for the companies.
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Brandon Woodruff will try to get Milwaukee a big win before they head to Pittsburgh for three contests and Miami will counter with fellow rookie Dillon Peters.
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Fresh from her big win, the American Horror Story: Hotel star took a sweet stroll along the beach in Malibu, California, with fiancé Taylor Kinney on Monday.
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The ruling was a big win for the two bankrupt US companies — Suniva and SolarWorld — that petitioned the ITC to take on this case earlier this year.
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Big win here for Ed Banger art director So-Me, whose colorful pop-art animations stud this joyous, fun, and stellar video for the titanic Graduation single.
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What is certain, though, is that if the prime minister looks to be on course for a big win on June 8th, sterling is likely to rally.
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Some pundits are already dubbing Donald Trump "The Nominee" after Tuesday night's Nevada Republican presidential caucuses gave the billionaire businessman his third big win in a row.
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Abe has also made increased spending on education and assistance for low-income families a top priority after a big win in lower-house elections in October.
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If people can wear Polo shirts as opposed to Klan hoods or SS uniforms and get people to show up—that's a big win for the movement.
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The This Is Us cast gave a roaring applause after walking off stage following their big win for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series.
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Morris is fresh off a big win at the CMA Awards — best new artist — and will kick off her first solo tour, The Hero Tour, in February.
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It was the first big win of his career, which would eventually see him become a billionaire investor, entrepreneur, and owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team.
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While he's remained silent on the big win, he has spoken out about the show, telling PEOPLE at San Diego Comic-Con that he's proud of it.
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But the big win for Cruz was meeting the 2145% threshold in Utah, according to a CNN projection, that hands him all of the state's 40 delegates.
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The "Hide the Wine" singer was clearly emotional when her name was called out for the big win and she struggled to get through her acceptance speech.
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The decision is a big win for the drugmaker whose patents covering its blockbuster narcolepsy drug, Xyrem, was declared invalid by a U.S. appeals court in July.
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Though he was undoubtedly hungry for a big win, he was instead put away with a series of punches just 2:27 into the fight's first round.
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Pratt and Whitney's role is a big win for the company and a loss for GE, which had beent he engine maker for the B-2 bomber.
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The event, which was dotted with protesters who were quickly escorted out by law enforcement officers, also saw a big win for Republicans: Democratic West Virginia Gov.
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Why it matters: The booking is a big win for Letterman and Netflix as it marks the former president's first television talk show appearance since leaving office.
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C Nikola Jokic wasn't feeling 100 percent Friday, but he still managed to put up a near triple-double in a big win for the Denver Nuggets.
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Slim chance of that happening at this point: Needless to say, getting picked up for a second season is a big win for Bee and her team.
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Graham, who sits on the Senate Armed Services Committee, added that a withdrawal "would be a big win" for ISIS, Iran, Syrian President Bashar Assad and Russia.
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Products being recalled are Big Win Original Macaroni & Cheese Dinner, Cheese Club Express Mac Macaroni & Cheese Dinner and Great Value Macaroni & Cheese Original Cups, the company said.
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"This is a big win for investors," said Norm Champ, a senior partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP and former director of the SEC's Division of Investment Management.
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She became the presumptive nominee after a big win in the California primary on Tuesday, and has received endorsements in recent days by President Obama and Sen.
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Trump said the new pipeline will be a big win for American workers, but critics say it won't be, because most of the jobs would be temporary.
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So definitely some room for improvement but obviously when you come into this building it's not going to be easy, and a big win tonight, for sure.
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"Passage of the House farm bill today is a big win for America's farmers and ranchers," American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall said in a statement.
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In the aftermath of his big win, the golfer feels as though he has made a statement to the people who have doubted him over the years.
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It was a big win for Accolade, leading to a proper licensing deal with Sega, and one that changed the shape of computing in the long run.
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But coming off of Hillary Clinton's big win in South Carolina Saturday, the Democratic contest lacks the sort of nail-biting suspense typically associated with Super Tuesday.
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Howard has been able to inject energy into the second unit with some high-level defense, a big win for a team without many dominant perimeter defenders.
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RELATED: 193 Bernie Sanders is losing to 2016 Bernie Sanders The lack of strong youth turnout didn't stop Sanders from his big win Nevada earlier this month.
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While the decline in agricultural prices is bad news for US farmers, the restaurants that buy those goods will get a big win from the drop off.
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Related: Mexico Elections Update: 'El Bronco' Rides Wave of Discontent to Big Win in Nuevo Leon Kumamoto insists that he has rejected several offers from political parties.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff reported, teen pregnancies reached a historic low in 2015, dropping by 43 percent since 2007 — and that's a big win for public health.
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Costa endorses Biden Senators see tide turning toward Biden after big win Biden announces Barbara Boxer's endorsement ahead of California voting on Super Tuesday MORE and Rep.
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Biden's big win in South Carolina on Saturday restored him to pole position among moderates, and their lame numbers among African Americans mean they can't beat him.
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The Biden and Sanders campaigns expect that the Vermont senator will still lead after Super Tuesday, in part due to an expected big win in progressive California.
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Bernie Sanders' big win in Nevada over the weekend highlighted the hostility between his campaign and MSNBC, the network with a progressive brand but an establishment bent.
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While it turned out he wasn&apost ready to stop flinging food, I did score a big win with the Munchkin Raise Toddler Fork and Spoon Set.
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Gun violence research funding The spending bill includes $22019 million for federal agencies to study gun violence — a big win for Democrats in a long-fought battle.
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Shoring up confidence from investors with at least one big win will be crucial for Son, who is struggling to raise money for a second Vision Fund.
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If Schumer can convince four Senate Republicans to vote to subpoena additional witnesses and documents, as he has demanded for weeks, it would be a big win.
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It wouldn't be a Globes ceremony without a big win that comes out of left field, and I think "Joker" could provide the shock of the night.
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A.J. Brown was our best value pick of the week last Sunday, going off for 153 yards and two touchdowns in a big win for the Titans.
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Coming off of a bruising defeat on healthcare reform, the GOP is motivated to end the year with a big win ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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Since that first big win, the tennis star has collected six more Grand Slam singles titles and raked in a total of $40.5 million in prize money.
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Taylor Townsend, 23, who was at one time America's brightest tennis hope, finally put the pieces together and notched a big win against Wimbledon champion Simona Halep.
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That would be a big win for the British people, but as an American I can't help but think, if they can do it, why not us?
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Steele and his six-year-old son, Winston, arrived at Dana Gardens — a bar located just off of Xavier&aposs campus — mere hours after the big win.
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This ingredient was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in July, big win for Impossible Foods, which has been rapidly expanding in the U.S. and abroad.
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Buccaneers 216, Falcons 210 One could nitpick that even in a big win, Jameis Winston still threw two interceptions, but instead, just watch Vita Vea's touchdown again.
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Political Calculus Donald J. Trump's low approval ratings and the palpable enthusiasm of progressives nationwide have Democrats dreaming of a big win in next year's midterm elections.
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Still, the replies to Roper&aposs announcement were overwhelmingly positive, and even her DraftKings opponent appeared to hop in on the Twitter buzz surrounding her big win.
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"It's a big win on the road against a good team," said Kane, who assisted on Panarin's winning goal to increase his league-best point total to 63.
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"That's a big win for us on the road, and coming off a pretty good game against (Cleveland, 126-113 win)," Denver forward Wilson Chandler told the media.
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The GOP frontrunner took a victory lap with his whole family onstage, letting his wife and daughter speak before celebrating his big win — and promising more to come.
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Lipper said funds focused on Japanese stocks attracted $365 million, the most since June, as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc scored a big win in Sunday's election.
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As The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza explains, the administration's apparent determination to continue take on the media is a big win for a certain member of Trump's staff.
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"The big win happened before the walkout started," said Brent Bushey, executive director of the Oklahoma Public School Resource Center, which provides administrative services for small school districts.
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The bottom line: Getting all 3 ballot initiatives passed is nevertheless a big win for expansion advocates, and could end up covering more than 150,000 people, all together.
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The HSR, due to start operations in 2026, is a big win for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which has been pushing for deeper regional integration.
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In doing so, he joined ranks with celebrities from Lupe Fiasco to Robert Downey Jr. that have said they would dedicate money to finding the next big win.
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But, "any extension would be seen as a big win for Ivanka Trump", says Aparna Mathur, a resident scholar in economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
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"It was good to pull out a big win, because points are so crucial at this point in the season, you have to play good hockey," said Neal.
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The women will reportedly bank $260k per player for their big win, while the men would have raked in $1.1 million each if they'd won the whole thing.
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Super Bowl viewers watched as Tom Brady kissed wife Gisele Bündchen after his big win on Sunday, but according to some fans, the affectionate celebrations didn't stop there.
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But a big win would bolster her delegate lead over Sanders and put her closer to becoming the first woman nominated for president by a major political party.
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"You never want to say this early in the season anything is a must-win, but it was a big win for us," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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Cruz has a lot riding on Texas, where he is banking on a big win in his home state to stop Donald Trump from steamrolling to the nomination.
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His big win came after a performance of his new single, "Every Time I Hear That Song" — which Stefani danced along with before reuniting backstage with her love.
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Basically, Microsoft gets kids playing more Minecraft and schools putting a stronger emphasis on the Microsoft ecosystem it ties into, both of which would be a big win.
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One big win has been British bank HSBC, which said it would move up to 1,000 traders to its Paris entity in the case of a hard Brexit.
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In a big win for people power, drugmaker Mylan has caved in to pressure across social media and announced it will create a generic version of the EpiPen.
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SpaceX gets a big win after successfully relaunching a Falcon 28 rocket, the Samsung Galaxy S93 is officially unveiled and more details surface on Elon Musk's new company.
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While an outright repeal of the Volcker rule may not be possible, small but meaningful changes tucked into other legislation would still be a big win, they said.
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Even if the Vols win their division, will the season be considered a success without a big win over Alabama, or a victory in the SEC Championship Game?
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Last year, BDCs scored a big win when the US government relaxed leverage restrictions, which opened the door for the funds to secure extra liquidity from the banks.
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It's a big win in the ever-changing media landscape, as Silicon Valley giants like Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet-owned YouTube build out studios and compete for viewers.
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"Graham called the move a "big win" for ISIS, Iran, and the Syrian regime and said the White House's claim that ISIS has been largely defeated a "lie.
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Investors are confident that a widely expected big win for British Prime Minister Theresa May on June 8 will give her more room for manoeuvre in Brexit talks.
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In an early-morning tweet, the president congratulated Lesko on her "big win" over Hiral Tipirneni (D), who had not yet conceded the race as of Wednesday morning.
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"This bill is a big win for small business," according to Keith Hall, a CPA who is president and CEO of the National Association for the Self-Employed.
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The consumer investment train keeps rolling through Los Angeles, with organic perfumer Skylar Body becoming the latest brand that investors here are banking on for a big win.
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A BIG WIN FOR U.S. Trump has regularly touted the steep steel and aluminum tariffs he imposed on foreign imports last year for boosting the U.S. steel industry.
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Trump was in a celebratory mood Tuesday night, bragging about his big win and making grand promises of what he'll do on the campaign trail and as president.
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Williams was trying to return to his car after the Cowboys' big win ... when stadium security tried to stop him ... apparently not realizing he was on the squad.
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And it is a big win for the Justice Department, which would like to avoid attention on the role of politics in its decision to stop the deal.
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But he experienced a big win in South Carolina, propelling him to second place in the delegate count and opening the door to a flood of new endorsements.
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Tammy DuckworthLadda (Tammy) Tammy DuckworthSanders poised for big Super Tuesday Establishment Democrats rallying behind Biden Senators see tide turning toward Biden after big win MORE (D-Ill.), Reps.
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ATL scored a big win over one of the best teams in the league Sunday night -- beating Philadelphia 24-20 -- and their post-game party was pretty epic.
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The bill would provide $25 million to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Institutes of Health for gun violence research, a big win for Democrats.
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ExxonMobil notched a big win in the New York Supreme Court, but don't expect the victory to inoculate Big Oil against several other courtroom challenges over global warming.
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Especially in light of him getting thrashed earlier last week by his key opponent in the race ... ex-Vice President Joe Biden, who's banking on a big win.
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"That could be a big win for the banks," the "Mad Money " host said, noting that shares of the big financials lifted on news of the Senate passage.
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And yet, even without a big win, Mr. Trump has done significant damage with smaller-bore measures, whose cumulative impact will be felt for a very long time.
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McConnell has had a lot of success changing the country's judicial landscape, installing about 50 appellate court judges and clocking a big win for Trump and his agenda.
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Asked whether Sanders' recent victories, including a big win in West Virginia on Tuesday, raise concerns about Hillary Clinton's prospects in the general election, Democratic insiders seemed unconcerned.
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"For Nestle, it's a big win in that it gives them access to the U.S. market where they haven't had a big presence in retail coffee," he added.
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Democratic lawmakers on both sides of the Capitol are turning their fire on Bernie Sanders as he marches toward a big win in Tuesday's New Hampshire primary. Rep.
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The widespread conversation is a big win for Spotify and a loss for Apple Music, particularly because Spotify is beating the famously exclusionary company at its own game.
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"If that's the outcome, it's going to be a big win for American manufacturing workers and it will be good for our middle class in America," he added.
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"It was a big win for the United States," Trump said during a joint press conference with Finnish President Sauli Niinistö, who was in Washington for bilateral talks.
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If you look at it from a family, emotional and legacy standpoint, that was our big win, knowing that we were able to take care of each other.
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Whether that is actually a good idea is up for debate, but nevertheless it is a big win for the Sanders campaign and the Fight for $15 movement.
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He stopped Lucas Matthysse in July, last year, romped to a big win over Adrien Broner in January, and now takes on the undefeated Keit Thurman this summer.
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Yes, there are some potentially scary Big Brother abuses that could be possible here, but a well-implemented program could be a big win all the way around.
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Goals from Brad Marchand, Brandon Carlo, Karson Kuhlman, David Pastrnak and Zdeno Chara gave Boston a big win while Ryan O'Reilly was the sole scorer for St. Louis.
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The big win came on the night the Celtics were set to celebrate the career of Paul Pierce, ruining the Boston legend's much-debated night in the spotlight.
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The industry got a big win with Colorado's election of congressman and blockchain tech advocate Jared Polis as its new governor, but that's not all the news this week.
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It's a bit of a go-for-broke proposition from a company that really needs a big win in a space that has thus far stumbled on take-off.
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