Breitbart's Steve Bannon, Trump's one-time White House strategist, carries the day.
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Truth is no defense for Google; lack of continued "relevance" carries the day.
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Over the stretch of this long but surely not last Twombly biography, it carries the day.
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But when it comes to co-donors — instances where people gave to multiple candidates — Warren carries the day.
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And even when you're feeling let down by the lurching storytelling, Edwards's eye for beautiful, almost painterly images carries the day.
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Kiernan's writing — starkly visual, tongue in cheek and disturbingly visceral — carries the day as the story churns toward its uneasy conclusion.
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Passion carries the day over pragmatism and the two — victims of wanderlust — are off to Costa Rica, Paris, Guatemala, Italy, even Minnesota.
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You're the Worst's love of format-breaking episodes, moments of near-profundity (often undercut with crass jokes), and bad behavior carries the day throughout the last season.
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In the reviews of the new "Shuffle Along," there has been an apparently similar but actually distinct idea: that even if the script has problems, the dancing carries the day.
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In a few hours, we'll know whether his tactical victories were enough to amount to a winning strategy in the key early-voting state — or whether Trump's bravado carries the day.
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If Gorsuch's view carries the day when opinions are released in the coming months, it could bolster suspects' rights in two of the most contested spheres of policing: digital privacy and traffic stops.
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The arch sentimentality can get Capraesque, as when Hagerty tells a hostile Senate committee that he's decided not to testify, and instead carries the day by showing a bereaved family a spacewalk video.
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If taken to its logical extreme, in other words, the plaintiffs' argument in Espinoza could, if it carries the day, require every state to give thousands of dollars' worth of tuition subsidies to religious schools.
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If Trump gets away with this kind of rhetoric — if this is the argument that carries the day, that gets Kavanaugh a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court — then the consequences for American society could be profound.
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Deftly recreating the Billie Jean King-Bobby Riggs match with Emma Stone and Steve Carell perfectly inhabiting the key roles, the power of the story carries the day, overcoming places where this slight film exhibits as much finesse as an overhead smash.
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"'Carrie' has style but violence carries the day". Chicago Tribune. Section 2, p. 7.
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Review: Love Letter. Rolling Stone. Retrieved on 2010-12-16. Hugh Montgomery of The Observer wrote that "It's pastiche, certainly, but Kelly's expressive croon carries the day: equal parts honeyed and rasping, and bristling with a sincerity that reaches its zenith on the spine-tingling, a cappella finale of 'When a Woman Loves'".
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He is a slave to the sword with no hope of freedom except to kill Herzgo and take the sword which he cannot do as long as Herzgo wields the sword. The Thayans attack and use their new allies' umber hulks to attack from below. Barrabus' attacks are largely ineffectual and Herzgo carries the day and earns the peoples admiration. Dahlia and Drizzt continue on towards Neverwinter.
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He was promoted to the active roster in October following an injury to Juwan Thompson. He was active for the game against the Cleveland Browns, but did not receive any carries. The day after the game, he was once again released; however, he was re-signed to the practice squad two days later. On February 7, 2016, Bibbs was part of the Broncos team that won Super Bowl 50.
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Darlin’, Darlin’ reached #22 on the country albums chart. AllMusic: “…as a singer's recording, as odd as some of the material choices are, it works and works well - check Sharon Rice's ‘Too Close to Home’ with keyboard and saxophone solos, but it's Coe's voice that carries the day. This is not the best place for the curious to begin with DAC, but for those who are die-hard fans, this is an essential recording.
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The New York Times reviewer wrote of the Broadway production that it "... seems smaller in almost every respect, and perhaps more curiously it is a better and more satisfying show, one that has found its rightful dimensions. ...The choreography could be more lively and original .... overall the show's alteration in spirit carries the day."Weber, Bruce. "Theater Review:What a Songwriter Couldn't Do in Life, Friends Have Done" , The New York Times, March 12, 2001, accessed December 28, 2011 The CurtainUp.
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The Merlin refers to Bedegraine as the chief city of Britain and Carmeliard, the kingdom of Guinevere and Leodegrance, and describes Arthur's victory over the rebels there. Though his force is outnumbered by the rebels led by King Lot, Arthur carries the day with the secret aid of the French kings Ban and Bors. The rebel kings must retreat to their own territory to fend off Saxon invaders, and eventually recognize Arthur as their rightful overlord. The Livre d'Artus, a continuation of the Merlin, also mentions Bedegraine and places it on the border between Logres and Cornwall.
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" Dorian Lynskey of The Guardian said the album's various influence-filled tracks get by on Borrell being able to deliver them with gusto and conviction, concluding that "Originality may not be Razorlight's strong point, but Borrell's raw charisma carries the day." Richard Banks of BBC praised the band's commitment to delivering upbeat three-chord punk tracks while still being to able to make it wholly original, concluding that "With a debut this good, Razorlight are a band that deserve to do very, very well." Mark Edwards of Stylus Magazine was mixed about the album, saying that the band utilize the basic rock 'n' roll formula to craft catchy tracks but then they sputter out in terms of inspiration to create nondescript material. He concluded with, "This is a good debut album—no more, no less.
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