Voters nixed that program by a narrow margin in 2010.
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But Ford actually beat out Tesla, by a narrow margin.
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Trump's fellow Republicans control the Senate by a narrow margin.
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Trump defeated Clinton by a narrow margin in both battleground states.
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Recent polls have shown Gillum leading DeSantis by a narrow margin.
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Matt Bevin by a narrow margin (6900 percent to 2628 percent).
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He was ultimately confirmed by a narrow margin, 47 to 52.
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House Republicans passed a similar bill by a narrow margin in May.
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Women outnumber men by a narrow margin, 2202 percent to 2628 percent.
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Gretchen Whitmer (D) both won by a narrow margin two years later.
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The government won the vote by a narrow margin of 24 votes.
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That bill failed in the Senate by a narrow margin in 2007.
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Clinton among independents, despite losing the state over all by a narrow margin.
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Incumbent Haider al-Abadi had been tipped to win by a narrow margin.
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In both models she leads by a narrow margin of 3.6 percentage points.
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In the vote, pro-independence parties won by a narrow margin over unionists.
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Mr. Dressler won re-election in 2016 but only by a narrow margin.
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Ultimately, Trump won Arizona by a narrow margin, earning 48.7% of the vote.
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Hickenlooper won a second term as governor the following year by a narrow margin.
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Chermours also reported earnings of $1.05 per share, passing estimates by a narrow margin.
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Wisconsin is preserving its eighth seat by a narrow margin of about 28503,22019 residents.
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They also approved by a narrow margin a separate measure intended to speed up executions.
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Mr. Peltz said he had won by a narrow margin, citing an independent vote count.
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After spending months knocking on doors and asking for votes, he won by a narrow margin.
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I am far from sure, but I think Trump will win again by a narrow margin.
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Biden suppressed witnesses who could have supported her testimony; Thomas was confirmed by a narrow margin.
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Trump won Virginia by a narrow margin, but lost Loudoun County, where McCabe voted, to Sen.
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Clinton is still leading the real estate tycoon by a narrow margin in the popular vote.
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Rousseff was sworn in on January 1, 2011, and was reelected by a narrow margin in 2014.
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In April of this year, investors voted to back the Wells Fargo board by a narrow margin.
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The Supreme Court spent more than a month deliberating before declaring Mahama the winner by a narrow margin.
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If Britain decides to stay with the EU it is most likely to be by a narrow margin.
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Florida As in-person early voting kicks off in Florida, Republicans are ahead, but by a narrow margin.
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By a narrow margin, the court upheld a provision of the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA).
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But Republicans won over skeptical members with last-second amendments and passed the bill by a narrow margin.
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Kemp eventually won his race over Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams by a narrow margin of about 55,000 votes.
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While Sanders swept Western Massachusetts in 2016, he lost the state to Hillary Clinton by a narrow margin.
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Trump won the district in 2016 by a narrow margin, though incumbent Bustos won her seat by 20 points.
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Sanders won Indiana's primary Tuesday by a narrow margin, garnering 53 percent of the vote and winning 44 delegates.
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This time the government bypassed voters, who had turned down the accord by a narrow margin on Oct. 2.
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The U.K. voted to leave the EU by a narrow margin in a referendum at the end of last month.
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Mr Hichilema lost a presidential election in 22026 by a narrow margin in a poll that he claimed was rigged.
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Foreign funds, which were marginal sellers of shares on Tuesday, were net buyers by a narrow margin, bourse data showed.
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Clinton leads Trump in Ohio by a narrow margin of 2 percentage points, according to the latest RealClearPolitics polling average.
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The AMA had already denounced the American Health Care Act, which passed the House by a narrow margin on Thursday.
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Clinton actually won the region by a narrow margin, but she won just 10 of the 36 votes at stake.
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The was 0.13 percent higher at $0.7350, after Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull survived a leadership vote by a narrow margin.
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She lost by a narrow margin to Sinema in the midterm election, failing in her bid to succeed retiring Republican Sen.
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Trump won by a narrow margin there in 2016 with 48.6% of the vote to his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton's 47.4%.
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"It's disappointing that Senate Democrats forced this resolution through by a narrow margin," Pai said in a statement after Wednesday's vote.
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A preliminary vote count indicated Peltz lost by a narrow margin in a vote influenced by P&G employee retirement plans.
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In 2016, Mr. Morales put forward a referendum seeking to do away with that limit and lost by a narrow margin.
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The Australian dollar was 0.13 percent higher at $0.7350, after Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull survived a leadership vote by a narrow margin.
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Except it didn't go through -- the deal was stalled after Colombian voters rejected it by a narrow margin in a public referendum.
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Conversely, how would Weld feel if Clinton wins by a narrow margin after Weld endorses her, and might have made the difference?
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The Australian dollar was 0.3 percent higher at $0.7363, after Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull survived a leadership vote by a narrow margin.
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The Australian dollar was 0.41 percent higher at $0.737, after Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull survived a leadership vote by a narrow margin.
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She defeated by a narrow margin Ferdinand Marcos Jr, the son and namesake of the late dictator overthrown in a 1986 revolt.
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Neidorff's comments came just hours before Senate Republicans voted by a narrow margin to begin debate on repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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She was re-elected by a narrow margin, but her popularity collapsed amid an economic crisis and a growing, though unrelated, corruption scandal.
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The votes are in, and by a narrow margin ... TMZ's "Best in Show" go to a pair of lovable puppers -- Carl and Lily!
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Clinton won the Iowa Democratic caucus by a narrow margin over Sanders on Monday night despite huge advantages in endorsements and campaign infrastructure.
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She crossed the line in a flurry of effort, her arms and legs pumping furiously to hold off Kim by a narrow margin.
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Obama got the ACA passed by a narrow margin after a tumultuous, yearlong process, and failed to enact cap-and-trade climate legislation.
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State officials refused to certify the vote, which Mr. Harris appeared to win by a narrow margin, and the House seat remains empty.
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The June 23 referendum, which saw the British people vote by a narrow margin to leave the European Union, surprised many around the world.
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The Senate voted by a narrow margin on Wednesday to preserve net neutrality and repeal a controversial Federal Communications Commission ruling to dismantle it.
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Elected by a narrow margin to a four-year term, Sheriff Lombardo, a Republican, is in the early stages of a re-election campaign.
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Tom O'Halleran in an Arizona district that he last carried by seven percentage points, and Hillary Clinton won by a narrow margin in 2016.
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New opinion polls continued to show Fillon would fail to make the second round of the April/May election, albeit by a narrow margin.
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Five years ago, Kenyatta defeated Odinga by a narrow margin, a result Odinga contested at the Supreme Court after allegations of electoral fraud -- without success.
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He won his seat by just a single percentage point in 2012, but his state voted for Hillary Clinton by a narrow margin in November.
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Norwood had asked for a recount after results showed her opponent, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms, winning by a narrow margin in the December 5 runoff.
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The bill had previously passed the lower house by a narrow margin, and pro-choice activists were initially hopeful it would also pass the upper house.
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The filibuster lasted only two-and-a-half hours, however, after the senate voted by a narrow margin to limit the debate to just 30 hours.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott is ahead by a narrow margin in his battle to unseat Senator Bill Nelson, with just over 12,0003 votes separating the candidates.
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Brian Gardner, the director of Washington research at the financial research firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, said he expected the budget to pass by a narrow margin.
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A race between the two would in part be a referendum on Trump's immigration policies and rhetoric in a state Trump won by a narrow margin.
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By pushing the new deal through Congress, the government bypassed voters this time, who had turned down the accord by a narrow margin on Oct. 2.
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The win gives Erdoğan sweeping and unprecedented powers under Turkey's new executive presidential system, which was approved by a narrow margin in a referendum last year.
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They "are whiter, more affluent and more Republican than the country as a whole, but they supported Hillary Clinton by a narrow margin in 2016," per NYT.
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Either the chamber will be determined by a narrow margin or there will be a Republican blowout because of several defeats of Democratic incumbents in red states.
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By a narrow margin, the Democrats confirmed Justice Clarence Thomas to fill Thurgood Marshall's seat in 262, a giant ideological shift (that time, from liberal to conservative).
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The race has attracted national attention as Trump won by a narrow margin in Georgia's 6th Congressional District last November despite it typically being a GOP stronghold.
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Earlier, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC that investors were expected to re-elect the company's entire board of directors, but by a narrow margin.
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That iteration passed by a narrow margin and was projected to lead to 23 million more uninsured people by 2026 by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office.
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National unity tensions are a particularly painful issue in Canada, where the province of Quebec held a 1995 referendum on independence that failed by a narrow margin.
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After meeting with voters in the coffee shop, Bloomberg sat down with Nancy Guy, a Democrat newly elected to the House of Delegates by a narrow margin.
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The GOP front-runner held his lead among most voter groups, but Republican voters who consider themselves "very conservative" backed Cruz over Trump by a narrow margin.
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Some users pointed to Trump's surprise 2016 presidential victory, where he won the Electoral College by a narrow margin despite a significant popular vote loss to Hillary Clinton.
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Winning statewide by a narrow margin gave Buttigieg five of 14 delegates assigned that way, to four for Sanders, three for Elizabeth Warren and two for Joe Biden.
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If Trump falls short of Clinton by a narrow margin, Trump's backers are bound to blame holdouts like Cruz for failing to do more to help their party.
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The battle for the top job is a rematch of the previous poll in 2014, when Jokowi beat Prabowo Subianto, a former army general, by a narrow margin.
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If the Democrats pull off a victory by a narrow margin in November, Pelosi would only be able to lose a few lawmakers to safely secure the speakership.
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In a majority that holds the House by a narrow margin, Ms. Pelosi can afford to lose no more than 17 of her fellow Democrats on any vote.
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If the deal had lost by a narrow margin, she might have tried to win a few concessions from Brussels and return to Parliament for a second vote.
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Richard Lloyd lives in a gated community in the Phoenix suburb of Chandler, part of Maricopa County, which voted for Mr. Trump in 2016 by a narrow margin.
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On average, voters appear to support impeaching and removing the president by a narrow margin, 47 percent to 44 percent, in polls conducted over the last 10 days.
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Though Mr. Hunter won re-election in 2018 despite the charges, it was by a narrow margin of less than four percentage points in an overwhelmingly red district.
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The 52 year-old social activist and human rights lawyer won by a narrow margin over former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr, whose father was overthrown in a 1986 revolt.
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That's contributed to the belief that if Kemp beats Abrams by a narrow margin, it will be because Kemp has overseen the disenfranchisement of thousands of African American voters.
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With a number of members losing by a narrow margin, GOP operatives are expressing frustrations with the NRCC for having gone all-in on races where incumbents — including Reps.
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In the not-far-fetched possibility that Trump is defeated by a narrow margin in the Electoral College, he could use conspiracy theories of this sort to sow doubt.
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The House advanced its budget resolution last month by a narrow margin, largely because many of the lawmakers from those states opposed it due to their concerns about SALT.
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Voters rejected the accords by a narrow margin in a referendum last year, with many Colombians arguing that the fighters, who were promised amnesty, had gotten off too easily.
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The CNN poll, on the other hand, showed independents supporting Trump's removal from office, albeit by a narrow margin — 47 percent in favor of removal versus 21625 percent against.
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Congress, in a vote mainly along party lines, and by a narrow margin, overturned the privacy rules enacted last fall, using a streamlined process under the Congressional Review Act.
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Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary in Kentucky Tuesday night by a narrow margin, while rival Bernie Sanders kept a little of his momentum going with a victory in Oregon.
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Brenda bested Shell by a narrow margin of 123 votes In Tuesday's Republican primary for House District 71st, according to unofficial results posted to the Kentucky State Board of Elections.
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"We accepted to pay, the funds were made available for him during the campaign, and President Maduro won the elections by a narrow margin," Mr. Azevedo says on the recording.
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But it nonetheless meant that civil rights groups had for a second time in two years avoided a complete loss in a Fair Housing Act case by a narrow margin.
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By a narrow margin of 11 votes, the residents of the Alaskan island village of Shishmaref have opted to relocate to the mainland in the wake of global warming, CNN reports.
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Despite the huge disparity in fundraising numbers, a RealClearPolitics average of polls in Ohio showed a tight race, with Strickland ahead by a narrow margin of less than 1 percentage point.
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The 60-year-old von der Leyen, who was elected by a narrow margin on Tuesday by the European Parliament, is set to officially begin her new role on Nov. 85033.
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Despite an impressive performance from former Halo pro Bradley "Frosty" Bergstrom, the Mutineers lost a back-and-forth game of Domination on Hackney Yard by a narrow margin of 2174-20.
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If Hillary gets 350 electoral votes, and we have 52-53-54 senators, it's more likely he'll do that than if Hillary wins by a narrow margin and we have 50 votes.
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Imamoglu had won the original mayoral election on March 31 by a narrow margin that prompted the Islamist-rooted AKP to demand a re-run, citing what it said were voting irregularities.
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Imamoglu had won the original mayoral election on March 31 by a narrow margin, which prompted the Islamist-rooted AKP to demand a re-run, citing what it said were voting irregularities.
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Britain voted by a narrow margin in June 2016 to leave the EU but parliament has been unable to agree on how this will be managed, prompting calls for a second referendum.
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By a narrow margin, British voters elected the first Labour government in 21965 years, and its ministers followed with a series of big spending plans to nationalize industries and expand social services.
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The members of Peru's top court decided to release Fujimori by a narrow margin of four votes in favor versus three against, the body's president Ernesto Blume said at a press conference.
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President Trump unexpectedly won the state's 10 electoral votes in the 2016 election by a narrow margin over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonQueer Marine veteran launches House bid after incumbent California Rep.
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If he loses by a narrow margin — and today's partisan environment probably gives him a higher floor than he would have had in another era — Republicans might adopt a more nuanced approach.
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If Democrats were to take over the House, the attention would then turn to the Virginia Senate, which Republicans control by a narrow margin but which was not on the ballot Tuesday.
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Belka forecast Britons would vote to remain in the union, drawing on the example of the Scottish referendum in 2014 when Scots voted by a narrow margin to stay in the United Kingdom.
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In turn that fall-out helped Mr Cooper to see off Mr McCrory in last month's election, albeit by a narrow margin, in a state that, in the end, Donald Trump won soundly.
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According to a new report from Pew ... Of 24 countries polled, only 4 view Russia more favorably than the U.S: (Argentina, Mexico and Germany by a narrow margin; Greece by quite a bit).
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France asked that the issue be raised at a regular meeting of EU finance ministers on Tuesday in Brussels after the U.S. Senate approved the sweeping reform by a narrow margin on Saturday.
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Mr. McCrory fell to Democratic challenger Roy Cooper by a narrow margin last night (although it looks like it's headed to a recount), but Republican state legislators held onto their veto-proof supermajority.
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Mr. Dinkins won by a narrow margin in a race in which 70 percent of white voters chose Mr. Giuliani, but the two met again in an even more divisive election in 1993.
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Before his election as the junior senator from Minnesota by a narrow margin in 215, Mr. Franken, 20203, was a longtime writer and performer on "Saturday Night Live," beginning in its debut season.
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He offered a somewhat exaggerated version of Richard Nixon's victory margin in Delaware in 249, the year that the 268-year-old Biden upset expectations, winning his Senate seat by a narrow margin.
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Brazil's stocks, foreign currency and other financial markets reacted calmly to Wednesday's vote, with ups and downs far below 1 percent, a sign that Temer's survival by a narrow margin was well priced in.
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It has been four long, brutal years since November 2015, when Kentuckians elected Mr. Bevin by a narrow margin that, in retrospect, can be seen as a harbinger for the election of Donald Trump.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative minority government secured lawmakers' backing for its legislative plans by a narrow margin Thursday, but only after making a sudden concession on abortion funding to stave off defeat.
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How new domains are building better brands Ten years ago, Montenegro became an independent country, separating from Serbia by a narrow margin of less than 210 percent of required votes in an independent referendum.
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Even if the party flips the 23 GOP-held seats needed to take a House majority, it may only gain control of the chamber by a narrow margin, making it tough to overcome GOP opposition.
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"I think you have to have proceedings to deter this kind of conduct," he said, before a crowd of outraged Republicans and grateful Democrats, in a state that Mr Trump won by a narrow margin.
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If a district where Trump won by a narrow margin in November switches parties, that could scare some House members, as well as senators in swing states, away from their lockstep support for the administration.
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The main players include the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, which is expected to win by a narrow margin, and opposition parties Pakatan Harapan, a coalition led by Mahathir, as well as Parti Islam Se-Malaysia.
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Last year, when President Juan Manuel Santos put peace accords with the rebels up to a popular vote, Colombians rejected the deal by a narrow margin, with many feeling the fighters got off too easily.
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PiS had said that it was demanding recounts because in some of the districts where it lost by a narrow margin there were a lot of ballots that were spoiled, not counted or left blank.
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Senator Doug Jones, a former federal prosecutor, defeated Moore by a narrow margin in a special election in December 2017 to fill the seat vacated by Republican Jeff Sessions when he became U.S. attorney general.
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Peltz joined P&G's board in March after a vigorous proxy fight last year that he initially lost by a narrow margin, before the consumer goods giant eventually agreed to appoint the activist to its board.
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Silvio Berlusconi's center-right coalition on Sunday looked set to win by a narrow margin a regional vote in Sicily seen as a crucial test of national trends ahead of forthcoming parliamentary elections, exit polls suggested.
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Mr. Erdogan's party succeeded in having the election annulled after the opposition won by a narrow margin on March 31, and a rerun was ordered by the High Election Council, in a much criticized legal decision.
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Over all, the districts are whiter, more affluent and more Republican than the country as a whole, but they supported Hillary Clinton by a narrow margin in 2016, as the country did in the popular vote.
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With no centralized point of attack, hacking and misinformation campaigns by meshnet griefers and Russian cyber-operatives fail to land, and Hillary Clinton defeats opponent Ted Cruz by a narrow margin in the 2016 presidential election.
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Last week, the Senate voted by a narrow margin to decline to hear testimony from Bolton and other witnesses, prompting Democratic accusations that the GOP-led chamb er was indulging in a coverup to save Trump.
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It's a wild-card factor all the more potent and vital since neither he nor the centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron, the front-runner by a narrow margin, represents a traditional political party or has its infrastructure.
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If Democrats win the House by a narrow margin, the 78-year-old leader could lose only a handful of lawmakers' support and still secure the 218 votes needed to clinch the speakership in a floor vote.
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In the vote held on 16th, Ursula just win by a narrow margin, she received 383 votes out of 737, only 9 votes margin, which is the least support for the President of EU Commission since 2008.
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For example, Bernie Sanders is seeing more Google search interest and Twitter conversation than Hillary Clinton, but the Iowa caucus results showed Clinton beating Sanders by a narrow margin, indicating the race is tight between the two.
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Last week, May's deal suffered a massive defeat in parliament but she won a subsequent vote of confidence by a narrow margin with the backing of the small Northern Irish party that props up her minority government.
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After 44 years of debating sexuality issues, the United Methodist Church voted by a narrow margin on Wednesday to allow bishops to appoint a commission to re-evaluate rules on gay, lesbian and transgender clergy and marriage.
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Yet last week, voters appeared to have re-elected him by a narrow margin: As of Monday, he was leading by fewer than 3,20163 votes, with nearly 18,000 ballots, including absentee and affidavit ballots, left to count.
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If Democrats win the House by a narrow margin, the 453-year-old leader could lose only a handful of lawmakers' support and still secure the 218 votes needed to clinch the speakership in a floor vote.
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Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani appeared to win the election by a narrow margin, although his opponents can still dispute the results, the AP noted, adding that Ghani reportedly received 50.64 percent of the vote from the Sept.
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Black voters 55 years and older support Biden by a 40-point margin, but black voters age 54 and younger favor Sanders over the former vice president by a narrow margin of 29 percent to 26 percent.
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If Mrs May loses by a narrow margin—fewer than 50 votes overall, say—she might just about be able plausibly to claim that, with a few tweaks, she could get the deal through on a second attempt.
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The GOP senator has a significant cash advantage going into the general election, but a RealClearPolitics average of polls in Ohio show a tight race with Strickland ahead by a narrow margin of less than 1 percentage point.
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Last week, May's deal suffered a massive defeat in parliament but she then won a subsequent vote of confidence by a narrow margin with the backing of the small Northern Irish party that props up her minority government.
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Mr. Cooper, who was elected by a narrow margin in 2016, has clashed with the Republican-dominated General Assembly for years, fighting in Raleigh's corridors of power about public policy issues and in the courts over executive power.
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Analysts said the action could boost Trump's re-election chances in the key swing state of Florida, which he won by a narrow margin in 2016 and where Venezuelans, Cubans and Nicaraguans fleeing authoritarian regimes have political muscle.
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And, at least for GOPers, it will be reminiscent of 1991's Clarence Thomas hearings, where an entirely male panel questioned Anita Hill about her allegations of sexual harassment against Thomas, who won confirmation by a narrow margin.
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If she wins, her leadership can't be challenged by the party for 12 months, though some UK observers have suggested that if May pulls out a win by a narrow margin, she may feel pressured to resign anyway.
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And even if the initiatives only lose by a narrow margin, that would be an encouraging sign too — that there is enough frustration with the state of our democracy that it's time to try something new and different.
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Her experience with potlucks came long before she was elected mayor by a narrow margin in November 2016, and they're a tool she has previously used to address concern among her constituents following the election of President Donald Trump.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's parliament rejected on Tuesday a bill that would have legalized voluntary euthanasia for terminal patients in the Catholic-majority country by a narrow margin, but it secured enough support to ensure continued debate on the issue.
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Through Pelosi said she's especially concerned about what Trump will do if he loses by a narrow margin, there's plenty of evidence indicating he'll try and say the outcome was rigged no matter the outcome — even if he wins.
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MEXICO CITY, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Analysts by a narrow margin expect Mexico's central bank to raise its benchmark interest rate on Thursday to counter a recent uptick in inflation and match a rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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The big picture: Trump made the remarks after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) told the New York Times she worried the president might not give up power voluntarily if he lost the 2020 election by a narrow margin.
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PALERMO, Italy (Reuters) - Silvio Berlusconi's center-right coalition on Sunday looked set to win by a narrow margin a regional vote in Sicily seen as a crucial test of national trends ahead of forthcoming parliamentary elections, exit polls suggested.
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It was Brigadier (later Lieutenant General) Obasanjo who presided over the preparations for the return to civilian rule in 1979, when Mr. Shagari stood as the candidate of the National Party of Nigeria and won by a narrow margin.
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LISBON, May 29 (Reuters) - Portugal's parliament rejected on Tuesday a bill that would have legalised voluntary euthanasia for terminal patients in the Catholic-majority country by a narrow margin, but it secured enough support to ensure continued debate on the issue.
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Jones, a former federal prosecutor, became the first Democrat in a quarter-century to win a U.S. Senate race in the state when he upset Moore by a narrow margin to win the seat formerly held by Republican Jeff Sessions.
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New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner, one of the longest-serving officeholders in the country and a fierce defender of his state's first-in-the-nation primary, on Wednesday won his bid for a 22nd term by a narrow margin.
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Analysts said the action could boost US President Donald Trump's re-election chances in the key swing state of Florida, which he won by a narrow margin in 2016 and where Venezuelans, Cubans and Nicaraguans fleeing authoritarian regimes have political muscle.
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Nick Freitas (R), who was defeated by Corey Stewart (R) in the state's Republican primary by a narrow margin in June, shared audio on Twitter on Saturday that he says was left on his campaign's voicemail system after his loss.
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It's been just over two months since Stacey Abrams ended her nationally watched campaign to become the next governor of Georgia, losing to Republican Brian Kemp by a narrow margin in a contest marred by voting rights controversies and Election Day issues.
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That election season, large numbers of women sought office following hearings by the then-all-male Senate Judiciary Committee over Anita Hill's testimony about alleged sexual harassment by Clarence Thomas, who was subsequently confirmed to the Supreme Court, albeit by a narrow margin.
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The heir-apparent to former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Rousseff was re-elected by a narrow margin in 2014, but soon a recession and a cross-party corruption scandal put an end to any political goodwill she might have earned.
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Ben McAdams, the Democratic mayor of Salt Lake County, unseated Representative Mia Love, the first and only black Republican woman in Congress, whose bid for re-election in deep red Utah failed by a narrow margin on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press.
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A bill that would have created an ombudsman to investigate complaints and deny access to government loans — and even consular services — to companies accused of behaving poorly failed by a narrow margin in 2010 after facing fierce opposition from the extractive industry.
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Mr. Imamoglu won the popular vote in Istanbul in March by a narrow margin — 13,0003 votes — a result that the governing party of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan contested until the country's High Election Council ordered a do-over in a much-criticized decision.
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A 2016 survey has shown college students are less likely than the general population to support restrictions on free speech (although a recent survey found that, by a narrow margin, current college students support "a diverse and inclusive society" over "protecting free speech").
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The heir to former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Rousseff was re-elected by a narrow margin in 2014, but a recession and a cross-party corruption scandal put an end to any political goodwill she might have earned, eventually leading to her ouster.
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The heir-apparent to former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Rousseff was re-elected by a narrow margin in 2014, but a recession and a cross-party corruption scandal put an end to any political goodwill she might have earned, eventually leading to her ouster.
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While some Democrats promised a stern effort to block the 22000-year-old Kavanaugh - who has served 12 years on the most influential U.S. appeals court - Trump's fellow Republicans control the Senate by a narrow margin and can ensure confirmation if they avoid defections from their ranks.
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By a narrow margin, voters think war with North Korea is less likely than it was two years ago (29 percent less likely, 27 percent more likely, 21 percent the same), and most approve of the president meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un (33-23 percent).
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The Canadian ice dancers Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, who came back this season after a two-year break, also returned to the top on Saturday, winning the gold medal by a narrow margin over the two-time defending world champions, Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron of France.
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The win was by a narrow margin, but AlphaGo has been programmed to ensure victory, not to run up the score or devastate its opponent, so the margin by which it wins isn't necessarily a good indicator of how easy or hard it was for the computer player to win.
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In the three years since the British voted by a narrow margin to quit the bloc, the debate has gone far beyond the simplistic promises of Brexiteers like Mr. Johnson, who painted a rosy and unrealistic picture of Britain reviving its past glories and saving dollops of money outside the Union.
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Yes. Consider this: What happens if one of the candidates who is not in the Senate, and thus not tied up with the impeachment trial, gets the most "raw" votes by a narrow margin, but a candidate who was not able to campaign during the trial wins the most SDEs?
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By a narrow margin of 48 to 46 percent, college-educated whites endorse the view that trade agreements are mostly helpful to the United States because they open up overseas markets while 62 percent of working-class whites believe that they are harmful because they send jobs overseas and drive down wages.
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He reached the fourth round in 1949 in his only appearance as an amateur, but he would no doubt have had an excellent chance to win at Wimbledon if the International Lawn Tennis Federation had not voted against open tennis by a narrow margin in 212, leading to another eight years of delay.
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John Bel Edwards's (D) reelection by a narrow margin Saturday did not make President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE "look bad" after Trump visited the state three times in support of Republican candidate Eddie Rispone.
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The Americans who have the most to lose from a repeal are low-income families living in the 32 states that expanded Medicaid to cover more than just the very poor, Bivens said, but even the comfortably middle class — an income bracket that broke for Trump by a narrow margin in the election — could see their costs rise.
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In an interview with CNBC, Alexander, who also serves as a vice-president, said he couldn't "guarantee" DeMaurice Smith would stay on as executive director, while also acknowledging the players union needs to be unified when negotiating the next CBA after internal tension became public and the agreement passed by a narrow margin, which signaled wide disagreement among players.
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When Felipe Calderón was declared president on September 5, 2006, after his win by a narrow margin instigated a months-long post-electoral process, he kicked off his term with a military crackdown, deploying around 153,000 troops to his home state of Michoácan—where five severed heads were rolled onto a dance floor that same month.
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In 2016, a similar poll showed Sanders trailing Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonDemocrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Biden faces tricky test in unifying party The Hill's Campaign Report: Defiant Sanders vows to stay in race MORE by 25 points just days before the Michigan primary, which the Vermont senator won by a narrow margin.
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Kasich also said he didn't "play" in South Carolina, where Rubio finished in second, edging out rival Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE by a narrow margin.
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At the same exact time that the massive corporate tax cut reached the final vote in the Senate, successfully passing in the dead of the night by a narrow margin of 51 to 49, the nation learned that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn has pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contact with Sergey Kislyak, then-Russian ambassador to the United States, and that he had been told by a "top member" of the transition team—reportedly Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner—to reach out to the Russians to learn more about the UN vote regarding Israeli settlements.
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