Though a judoka's clinch and a nak muay's clinch are different animals, perhaps Shevchenko could get some effective strikes going from the clinch.
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The Inevitable Clinch The clinch is everything in a Rousey bout.
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"Another clinch, another clinch and the referee wouldn't say anything," said the Briton bitterly.
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Mr. Clinch is survived by his wife; a sister, Lee Everding; and two daughters, Alison Clinch and Lee Bridges.
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A clinch fighter, Silalek slipped his opponent's punches, quickly wrapping him up in a clinch and firing well-placed knees.
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He would need 108% of the remaining delegates to clinch the Republican nomination -- meaning he cannot clinch before the GOP convention.
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So many of Ortega's opponents have found themselves in a clinch with him, tried retreating from the clinch, and got snapped into the guillotine.
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In boxing, the fighters do not pummel for position as in a wrestling clinch, but head placement decides whether the clinch can be held or not.
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Against Alistair Overeem, last year, Hunt landed counter elbows on the way into the clinch and broke out of the clinch with pairs of elbows as well.
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He is a son of Linda Clinch and Dr. Thomas E. Clinch Sr. of Annapolis, Md. The groom's father is an ophthalmologist in private practice in Washington.
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Non-commital jabs are far more valuable against an opponent who desperately wants the clinch than weighted right hands, because the feet are the number one defence to the clinch.
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Anyone who pretends the ring somehow prevents stalling in a standing clinch is wearing rose tinted glasses because just as many PRIDE fights turned into clinch slogs as UFC fights.
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The ticking clock of the clinch meant that fighters panicked, threw their right hand as hard as they could, and squared their body up in doing so, gifting Rousey the clinch.
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Going into the clinch after throwing the left hand is a great way to escape counter strikes, but Holm's game when locked up seems to be almost entirely a defensive clinch.
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He remains on track to clinch a fourth Olympic medal.
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But it has nonetheless helped him clinch the GOP nomination.
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A Republican candidate needs 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination.
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To clinch the Democratic nomination, a candidate needs 2,383 delegates.
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Reporting: Matt Clinch Video: Jonathan Cronin Images: CNBC, Getty Images
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Khan took the last England wicket to clinch the victory.
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Exactly 2,382 delegates are needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Wild clinch home ice in first round SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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A Democratic candidate needs 2,383 delegates to clinch the nomination.
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For a series of barriers, you clinch and bust through.
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He had previously narrowly failed to clinch an automatic berth.
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Now all but certain to clinch her party's nomination, Mrs.
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The magic number to clinch the GOP nomination is 28500,6900.
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However, Harimoto held his nerve to clinch a memorable victory.
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Clinton had secured enough delegates to clinch the party's nomination.
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If OPEC fails to clinch a production agreement on Nov.
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A candidate needs 2,382 delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Clinton held the support of the superdelegates needed to clinch.
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Clinton can't clinch the nomination until the convention in July.
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He could clinch an N.B.A. finals on Cleveland's home court.
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Martinas Geben sank two free throws to clinch the outcome.
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The Cubs' magic number is three to clinch the division.
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In training, clinch takes priority over pad and bag work.
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Trump didn't need all these votes to clinch the nomination.
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Investors are counting on US lawmakers to clinch a deal.
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Victory in Ann Arbor will effectively clinch another national title.
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Detroit can clinch a bid Wednesday night at New York.
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A candidate would need 85033,991 delegates to clinch the nomination.
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The Braves' magic number to clinch the division is six.
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The Seahawks can clinch their division title any week now.
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To clinch the nomination, a candidate must take 85033,991 delegates.
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The Titans cannot clinch a playoff seed in Week 16.
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The Sharks could clinch with a Coyotes loss in regulation.
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Stalock then stopped Dallas' Corey Perry to clinch the victory.
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A candidate needs 1,991 delegates to clinch the party's nomination.
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How would Kimura fair in the clinch without a gi?
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It either broke the opponent's stance or forced them to move, and then Somdet would dive straight into a chest-to-chest clinch and lock his arms around them, escaping that disadvantageous long clinch.
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Glory has gone through multiple attitudes towards the clinch—at Glory 8 the referees were actually giving Yoshihiro Sato a three count out loud each time he performed a stepping knee into the clinch.
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New England can clinch a playoff spot by beating Pittsburgh and having Tennessee lose to the Giants, and can clinch the A.F.C. East if it wins or ties in combination with a loss by Miami.
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He ended up well over 40 percent to clinch the nom.
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Or will Clinton clinch it, much like Paris defeated the "twink"?
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But frothy markets mean buyout groups risk overpaying to clinch them.
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She held serve to love clinch the match in 84 minutes.
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If he wants to clinch the nomination, superdelegates will be essential.
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A total of 2,383 delegates is needed to clinch the nomination.
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She has the big right hand, and she has the clinch.
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In April in Doha, an attempt to clinch a deal collapsed.
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Mr. Clinch married Elizabeth Wallace Campbell, known as Betsy, in 1964.
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Brooks then hit four free throws to clinch the Wolverines' win.
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The winning Democrat needs 2202,2628 delegates to clinch the presidential nomination.
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Clinton had reached the 2,383 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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Trump needs 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination before the convention.
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But, she still faces an uphill battle to clinch the seat.
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But Sanders insists he sees a way to clinch the nomination.
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Clinton would need time to clinch a majority of pledged delegates.
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If Napoli wins, Juventus needs only 1 more point to clinch.
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Johnson's best work came, again, in the clinch along the fence.
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One or two more wins should clinch a spot in China.
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The United States entered Sunday needing one full point to clinch.
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So did LSU do enough to clinch the No. 22016 seed?
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Trump is hoping to clinch the nomination ahead of the convention.
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The latter consists of two stanchions entangled in a chained clinch.
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It took six more years to clinch a deal in Paris.
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Holm went to the clinch against Shevchenko and de Randamie when she was running low on ideas, and she wound up in the clinch on a couple of occasions against Rousey even when fighting a perfect gameplan.
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Lee might also be able to take Ferguson's mind off the shot if he repeatedly punches into the clinch, puts Ferguson off balance with an attempted takedown, and then hits hard as he breaks from the clinch.
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If she can land some knees from the clinch or clip off some good right hands along the fence, all the better, but the bum rush to the clinch seems the most reliable means of Rousey offence.
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The Los Angeles Rams can officially clinch a playoff spot — they would need to beat Detroit or have Seattle lose to San Francisco to clinch the N.F.C. West — and other teams are looking to improve their position.
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This is a clinch that has become too tight for both sides.
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That all changed when I went to do clinch with the fella.
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A total of 2,383 delegates are needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Thompson hit two free throws with 5.3 seconds remaining to clinch it.
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Hale said he's confident his "seven Ps" strategy will clinch the deal.
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With some help from Georgia, the Tide can clinch the SEC West.
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The debate is thus a chance for Trump to clinch the deal.
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Gasol made two free throws with 260 seconds left to clinch it.
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He misrepresented the contents of a journal to help clinch the argument.
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Loving followed with two free throws to clinch the Ohio State win.
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For one, he looked like he was going to clinch the nomination.
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Richardson then tacked on two more free throws to clinch the victory.
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And any support from Catalan separatist parliamentarians would be hard to clinch.
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Clinton had reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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Clinton over the threshold of 2,382 delegates required to clinch the nomination.
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"They're constantly in touch trying to clinch an accord," one source said.
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Diaz moved immediately to the clinch and pushed Cerrone to the fence.
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This causes him to eat counters or wind up in the clinch.
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Hell Gaethje will even hobble opponents with low kicks from the clinch.
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The billionaire only needs 190 more delegates to clinch the GOP nomination.
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But Nadal then broke Chung to love to clinch the first set.
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The D.N.C. has said a candidate needs 1,991 to clinch the nomination.
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With a chance to clinch another series, Tuukka Rask was perfect — again.
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A candidate must win 1,991 delegates to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Jaguars jolt Texans, clinch first playoff berth in 10 years JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
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Clinton to increase her delegate lead and clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Susan Collins, possibly enough to clinch the votes he needs for confirmation.
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A candidate needs to reach 270 electoral votes to clinch the presidency.
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Sergio Romo demonstrates a new way to celebrate a postseason clinch. pic.twitter.
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Patriots clinch A.F.C. East title despite inexplicable benching of Brady since October.
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A candidate needs 1,991 pledged delegates to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.
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A total of 1,991 delegates are need to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Holly Holm denied Ronda Rousey the clinch, kept turning her, only committed to stern punches after she had tired Rousey out with a few missed charges, and even when Rousey did get the clinch, Holm held her own.
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She is great in the clinch defensively and, frankly, Namajunas's most famous moments from the clinch have come as other women have tried to head and arm throw her—the plague of women's MMA—then given her back control.
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Blackshear made two free throws with 11 seconds left to clinch the outcome.
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Bruno Bellone added a second to clinch France their first major tournament win.
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That is how Rousey has always fought: a bum rush into the clinch.
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This opens up the possibility of extending the timetable to clinch a deal.
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The Red Sox also failed to clinch home-field advantage through the playoffs.
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Chaundee Brown and Brandon Childress both made two foul shots to clinch it.
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Goff gained a first down on a quarterback sneak to clinch the victory.
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Long Beach, California (CNN)Hillary Clinton wants to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Paul hit two free throws with 1.0 second left to clinch the win.
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It also offered up an easy clinch to Ronda Rousey again and again.
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The win stalled Cleveland's quest to clinch the American League's Central Division title.
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That's how many delegates Trump still needs to clinch the GOP presidential nomination.
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On Saturday, the team blew out TAMU-CC to clinch another Southland title.
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That's how many delegates Donald Trump needs to clinch the GOP presidential nomination.
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And just who does Kimmel think will take clinch victory for his category?
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He could clinch the title as early as the next U.S. Grand Prix.
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Clinton, who has yet to clinch the nomination but has a formidable lead.
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The Nationals won all four games in Houston to clinch their first championship.
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Cruz had sought to court those voters but failed to clinch a victory.
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Reds clinch winning month with rout of Mets CINCINNATI — Finishing a month above .
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Clinton captured sufficient delegates in primaries on Tuesday to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Trump needs 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination and avoid a contested convention.
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If they win out, they'll also clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
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They can also clinch with a win this weekend and a Broncos loss.
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Cikatic grabbed the clinch and Hug hammered him with the left hook again.
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Every time Nelson wanted to strike, Story would smother him in the clinch.
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Many of Shevchenko's best strikes are knees in a clinch or mid-break.
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Elbows are prohibited, as are throws, trips and real work from the clinch.
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Rodriguez sank both free throws with nine seconds left to clinch the win.
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Democrats also failed to clinch language extending tax breaks for renewable energy industries.
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She has won two delegates and needs 1,989 more to clinch the nomination.
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Curaçao, population about 150,000, beat Honduras to help clinch a surprise quarterfinal berth.
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Kansas City will clinch the division with a victory on Sunday against Seattle.
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A win or a tie will clinch the A.F.C. East for New England.
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Can Serena Williams overcome injury to clinch a record-tying 24th singles major?
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The Briton won nine races in the season to clinch his fourth title.
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But Boston won that game, 6-3, to finally clinch the division title.
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Clinton went on to win a majority of superdelegates and clinch the nomination.
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A Warriors win would clinch the top seeding in the Western Conference playoffs.
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International businesses have been swarming into the country, seemingly eager to clinch deals.
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Boston will clinch the American League East with a win in any game.
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Boston leads its series three games to one and could clinch Saturday night.
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The Seahawks were unable to clinch a playoff berth on their first try.
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NS, ending weeks of speculation on which Indian group would clinch a deal.
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Clemson can still clinch the Atlantic Division title and advance to the Dec.
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Cruz's withdrawal forecloses that possibility, assuring Trump will clinch the majority he needs.
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Miocic this time took the underhook, Cormier immediately swam through, Miocic recognized that he didn't want to be in the clinch and began posturing to back out of the clinch again and Cormier caught him with a short right hook.
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They are vying to accumulate the 2,383 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. Mrs.
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But his studied everyman persona may have helped clinch blue-collar votes in Queensland.
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In the second round, Felder reversed a clinch and put Oliveira on the fence.
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However, Trump was able to clinch the nomination with 58% of the white vote.
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Some women are also discussing whether they can clinch a 4-day work week.
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Trump is inching closer to the 1,237 delegates required to clinch the Republican nomination.
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Swiss diplomats hope it can clinch a deal with Brussels that avoids immigration quotas.
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Jooste, poised to clinch an $264 million takeover of British discount retailer Poundland PLND.
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Joe held on and even pulled out a clinch challenge win at the end.
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The Nationals will try to clinch a series split and move 73 games over .
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Trump now has 86 of the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the Republican nomination.
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They were in the process of running the clock out to clinch the game.
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Domi scored an empty-net goal in the final minute to clinch Montreal's victory.
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In the clinch and on the ground Nurmagomedov is still one of a kind.
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The Raptors need one win or a Celtics loss to clinch the top seed.
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Her support among superdelegates put her over the party's threshold to clinch the nomination.
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Last week, Trump secured the number of delegates necessary to clinch the Republican nomination.
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That leaves her needing just 89 more to clinch the nomination with 2,382 delegates.
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In the Cerrone fight there were glimpses of Nate's brother, Nick in every clinch.
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Prost and Piquet, meanwhile, both had to win the race to clinch the title.
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Clinton in the quest for the 903,382 delegates needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Mr. Trump projected confidence that he would be able to clinch the nomination outright.
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It was clear the clinch fighter-slash-university student was falling behind in points.
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The two then stood toe to toe, slugging it out in a loose clinch.
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It's an extremely tight race, but Uruguay is expected to clinch qualification on Tuesday.
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The Astros went on to widen their lead and clinch the American League pennant.
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Toren Young powered 2 yards on a fourth-down snap to clinch the win.
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"It feels pretty incredible, it's good to clinch it at home ice," Karlsson said.
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The Astros defeated the Dodgers, 5-1, in Game 7 to clinch the championship.
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Candidates have to reach 1,991 pledged delegates of 3,979 available to clinch the nomination.
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Mr. Trump won the support of enough delegates to clinch the Republican presidential nomination.
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Washington became the sixth consecutive team to clinch the World Series on the road.
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Analysts said the company faced an uphill battle to clinch a deal with Rockwell.
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Houston can clinch a third consecutive postseason bid with a win Wednesday against Texas.
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Prediction: Pelicans go 2-0, finish at 13-34 and clinch the 5th seed.
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It nearly led to a championship, and the Indians will soon clinch another chance.
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Bertuzzi scored an empty-net goal with 1:02 left to clinch Detroit's win.
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Budapest said on Wednesday it would fight to the end to clinch the Games.
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They can clinch the West Division title and earn a spot in the Dec.
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"They say the brain is the largest erogenous zone," he coos as they clinch.
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Cirelli scored into an empty net in the final seconds to clinch the win.
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If McGregor can use the snap downs and the overhook in the clinch to tire Mayweather and turn the clinch into somewhere he doesn't want to be, McGregor landing his left hand well in the later going becomes a much more promising notion.
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Against Miocic, Cormier looked to shoot his arm over Miocic's shoulder and initiate a clinch, but if Miocic dropped his head in and sunk back to escape the clinch, Cormier would keep a hold of the single collar tie with his left hand.
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Despite spending the majority of the five minutes in the clinch, the Brazilian smashed Medeiros with an overhand right in the final moments that sent him into survival mode right up until the bell that coincided with a flush knee from the clinch.
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The Chiefs, however, can clinch the A.F.C. West with a combination of a win by them and a loss by the Chargers — and they can clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs if they win and both the Chargers and the Texans lose.
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Each time Sharkey dug to his body, Carnera would lean on him in the clinch.
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But both sides admit they don't yet have the votes necessary to clinch the job.
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ET, when the St. Louis Blues could clinch the final series against the Boston Bruins.
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So, I clinch and it's seeing if I'm doing a good job, a bad job.
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On Friday, he said he is approaching the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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But there hasn't been the chance for Democrats to clinch many equivalent likely Democratic districts.
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Eliminating the superdelegates would lower the threshold needed to clinch the nomination to 2,026 delegates.
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Superdelegates make up about 30% of the 2,382 delegates needed to clinch the party's nomination.
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To clinch the nomination, Trump needs to win just 55% of the remaining 899 delegates.
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The bidding hit peak internet when Deadmau5 tweeted about trying to clinch the auction himself.
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At that point, it was far less clear which candidates would clinch their party's nomination.
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It's nearly impossible for him to clinch the key delegate threshold before the last races.
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Indiana, which is seventh in the Eastern Conference, did not clinch a postseason spot, however.
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Wright made five free throws in the final 1:19 to help clinch the victory.
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ATLANTIA AIMS TO CLINCH A DEAL THAT VALUES TELEPASS AT ABOUT 2 BILLION EUROS - SOURCES
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What do you think he needs to do differently this time to clinch the nomination?
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The win reduced Boston's magic number to five to clinch the American League East title.
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The Raptors also became the first team to clinch a playoff spot with the victory.
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Carroll's Seahawks can also clinch this week despite a defense decimated by injuries and departures.
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Doubt grew about whether the UK and the European Union can clinch a Brexit deal.
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But that anger may not be enough let him clinch Wisconsin's GOP primary on Tuesday.
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Retired diplomat Kazuhiko Togo said the remarks showed Abe was determined to clinch a deal.
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Zhang raced into an early lead and held firm to clinch the opening set comfortably.
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Boston needs just one win to clinch the best record in MLB for the season.
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If Nadal plays, he could clinch No. 1 by winning his three round-robin matches.
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Clinton would clinch the nomination with 33 percent of the vote in the remaining contests.
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A candidate can clinch the nomination before the GOP convention in July with 1,237 delegates.
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Clemson (4-33) helped the Atlantic Coast Conference clinch a victory in the annual series.
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Dexter Dennis then sank two free throws with 12.2 seconds left to clinch the win.
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His quarterback sneak on fourth-and-1 with 2:50 remaining helped clinch the outcome.
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At that event, he predicted he'll win the delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination.
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Trump secured the necessary number of delegates to clinch the Republican presidential nomination last week.
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But the black boy gathered his opponent in a clinch and remained on his feet.
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The Dodgers' magic number to clinch their fifth straight National League West title is one.
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San Antonio and Golden State are the only teams to clinch spots in the postseason.
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Clinton crossed the 2,383 delegate threshold needed to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination in June.
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Bpaet was completely out classed, getting tossed around in the clinch like a rag-doll.
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Holding this to little success, Randleman was eventually broken from this clinch by the referee.
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Each time Cikatic moved in, Hug would do the smart thing and attempt to clinch.
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But in a Muay Thai fight, a well conditioned clinch fighter is hard to beat.
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But each time the two got into the clinch Story would flurry with body shots.
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If she can duck in on a clinch Shevchenko could have some success against Holm.
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Button would clinch the title two races later in Brazil, at the season's penultimate race.
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Including superdelegates, Clinton has 2,293 of the 85033,383 delegates needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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He's within striking distance of the magic number necessary to clinch the nomination outright: 1,191.
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Candidates have to earn 1,991 pledged delegates of the 3,979 available to clinch the nomination.
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A government-controlled economy that led to decades of stagnation seemed to clinch his conversion.
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Frank Howard got the rebound, was fouled and made both free throws to clinch it.
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But free throws by Harrell, Jackson and George allowed the Clippers to clinch the victory.
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Ms. Smith's clinch, a standing wrestling component of Muay Thai, is a strength of hers.
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Now, the Yankees can clinch a World Series berth without winning another game in Houston.
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They exchanged touchdowns with Indianapolis before erupting for 18 unanswered points to clinch the game.
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Diversity reigns, and the finale puts a pair of waltzers into a same-sex clinch.
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Prediction: Timberwolves go 2-0, finish the season at 47-35, clinch the eighth seed.
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That total represents more than 30 percent of the delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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But Glendening scored an empty-net goal with 58 seconds left to clinch the victory.
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Clinton still won the unpledged delegates she needed to clinch the nomination even without superdelegates.
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Nyquist scored his 10th into an empty net with a minute remaining to clinch it.
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Clemson's Clyde Trapp made one free throw with two seconds left to clinch the victory.
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A few weeks later, he secured the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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With a win, Dallas can clinch the division and eliminate their rivals from the playoffs.
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The Dallas Cowboys can clinch the NFC East with a win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
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They can clinch the NFC North with a win over the Vikings in Week 27.
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The Sharks (193-28-6) squandered their third straight chance to clinch a playoff spot.
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The Browns can clinch the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2017 with a loss.
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Trump currently has 996 delegates out of the total 1,237 required to clinch the nomination.
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What is neat about the intercepting knee is that while it does take the fighter into the clinch afterward, it allows Machida to score a strike and enter the clinch on his terms rather than by being pushed to the fence or shot in on.
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Failure to clinch an agreement could also damage the dealmaking credentials of SoftBank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son, who has raised close to $100 billion for his Vision Fund to invest in technology companies, and uses his image as a reliable counterparty to clinch deals.
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EditorsNote: 2nd graf, adds Astros' magic number to clinch division title Gerrit Cole reached a significant milestone while pitching the Astros to a 3-2 victory over the visiting Texas Rangers on Wednesday, allowing Houston to clinch its fourth playoff berth in five years.
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The move helped Egypt clinch a $12 billion three-year loan from the International Monetary Fund.
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However, both Ellison and Perez admit that they lack the necessary votes to clinch the job.
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Fujita broke from the clinch, but Baruto managed to pin him against the ropes once again.
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If Trump wins the 1,237 delegates necessary to clinch the nomination, there's almost no stopping him.
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The Raptors can clinch the best-of-seven series Tuesday by winning Game 5 in Toronto.
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Trump now has more than 1,000 of the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination.
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But that number doesn't get him to the 2,383 delegates needed to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Trump secured the number of delegates needed to clinch the party's nomination at its July convention.
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The Celtics, who clinch a playoff spot with a victory, became the first team since Jan.
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If Leicester wins, it would clinch the league title, even with two weeks left to go.
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Their unpledged delegates make up about 20183% of the 22018,22008 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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While the Cardinals lost for the eighth time in 11 contests to clinch their first sub-.
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In order to clinch the nomination before the convention, a majority of 1,237 delegates is required.
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If May does clinch a Brexit deal with EU leaders, lawmakers could still vote it down.
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This year Israel hopes to clinch a deal to sell F-16 fighter jets to Croatia.
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Should you manage to convert a majority of every other empire's cities, you'll clinch the victory.
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Herman then two-putted from 15 feet, finishing with a tap-in to clinch the victory.
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Both the Chinese will have a chance to clinch their second Olympic golds in Friday's final.
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Then, with 20 minutes to go, Deco finished off a fine move to clinch the game.
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A traditional Tyson forearm strike across the jaw came in on one attempt at the clinch.
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Oklahoma City needs to win one of its final two games to clinch a playoff berth.
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A little lean forward was all World War II veteran Orville Rogers needed to clinch victory.
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So though a candidate such as Cruz looks strong, he may still not clinch the nomination.
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The flotation helped Egypt clinch a $12 billion IMF loan to support a government reform programme.
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Photographer Danny Clinch filed the copyright infringement lawsuit in federal court in New York last week.
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Masvidal's knees to the body from the clinch against Donald Cerrone were an effective deterrent too.
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Mizuto Hirota ended up getting clocked every time he tried to break away from the clinch.
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But he would not have been in position to clinch the game without plenty of help.
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The goal, says Clinch, is to strengthen the adhesion between the skin cells and the cornea.
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Trump is trying to reach 1,237 delegates, which would clinch the GOP nomination before the convention.
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I told her I was horrified that Donald Trump is probably going to clinch that nomination.
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Shares rallied 1.45 percent Monday after the bullish note to clinch a closing high of $1,665.27.
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The move helped Egypt clinch a $12 billion, three-year loan from the International Monetary Fund.
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To clinch the gavel, a candidate must win the majority support of voting members, excluding abstentions.
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"We knew we needed this one to clinch No. 1 in the Pac-12," Dorsey said.
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Clinton should she amass enough delegates to clinch the nomination after the final primaries next week.
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Nashville will have an opportunity to clinch the first Stanley Cup finals berth in franchise history.
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The move helped it clinch a $12 billion three-year loan from the International Monetary Fund.
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Photo by Danny Clinch, courtesy of My Morning Jacket Jim James is not one for nostalgia.
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The Pirates (80-78) visit the Cincinnati Reds needing one win to clinch a winning record.
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The crisp counters were replaced by ugly exchanges which tired McGregor and the clinch often followed.
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Moments before Irving's assessment, he'd hit an overtime three-pointer to clinch a win in Dallas.
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Every year hundreds of foreigners arrive wanting to know the secrets to his elite clinch game.
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A great strategy unless the guy you're clutching is much stronger in the clinch than you.
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The remaining 47% will clinch their place through modified qualifiers, or previous performances based on ranking.
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A few of Gustafsson's best moments in the cage have actually come striking from the clinch.
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Pavlyuchenkova, however, won the key points in both to clinch victory in two hours, 25 minutes.
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Line: Cowboys by 7 The Cowboys aim to clinch their second division title in three seasons.
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The bank previously said it would clinch its target of 3 percent inflation in mid-2018.
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Before then, negotiators will need to clinch an agreement on a host of controversial policy provisions.
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This year at the U.S. Open, though, two men can clinch Grand Slams in newer disciplines.
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Rival candidates never managed to catch up in the race for delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Seattle's K.J. Wright intercepted a tipped pass on Cleveland's next possession to help clinch the victory.
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But they appeared to clinch the needed 50 votes on Friday, after securing support from Sens.
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Remember: He needs to win just over half of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination.
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The Panthers had time for the winning drive, then forced another turnover to clinch the outcome.
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Luke Messer and Todd Rokita both failed to clinch the Republican nomination in Indiana's Senate race.
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The Niners could clinch the NFC West by winning out, including beating Seattle in Week 17.
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They can clinch a playoff spot with a win in Week 16 and a Rams loss.
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Los Angeles needs a win to clinch the season series for the first time since 2008.
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The bus erupts in cheers when the Cubs clinch the title with a final out. Mrs.
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After Pritchard missed a 3-pointer, McLaughlin hit two more foul shots to clinch the victory.
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That could give him a major edge in collecting the delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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Now, Trump won't technically be able to clinch a majority of Republican delegates until June 7.
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On the subject of clinch work, Jones will tie Cormier's hands up and especially his right.
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It would be interesting to see Henderson actively seek out the clinch in the early going.
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Lee was at Shea Stadium when Gary Gentry shut out St. Louis to clinch the division, when Nolan Ryan got the final out of a sweep of Atlanta in the league championship series and when Baltimore's Davey Johnson flied out to Jones to clinch the World Series.
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The President congratulated Secretary Clinton for securing the delegates necessary to clinch the Democratic Nomination for President.
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Each party requires a presidential candidate to amass well over a thousand delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Tate usually takes a blow or two to get into the clinch, just like Rousey used to.
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The Red Wings can clinch a playoff berth with any kind of win at Boston on Thursday.
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Toshiba is rushing to clinch an agreement by June 28, the day of its annual shareholders meeting.
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Under the tutelage of Chana that all changed and I soon became a muay khao (clinch specialist).
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Furthermore, as pleasantly surprising as Saki's wrestling proved, his discomfort striking in the clinch was somewhat strange.
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They believe the momentum is behind them to clinch the nomination at July's Democratic convention in Milwaukee.
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Hillary Clinton celebrates as she watches the Cubs clinch their first World Series title in 108 years.
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And when he felt McGregor returning, Nurmagomedov dropped under the left hand beautifully to take the clinch.
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Eight years later, Sanders would have to do the same if he wants to clinch the nomination.
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Hunt and Tuivasa both use a little brute-force judo to lubricate their exits from the clinch.
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Sanders needs more delegates to clinch the nomination, 856, than are available in the remaining contests, 781.
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Going into Tuesday, Sanders needed more pledged delegates than remain in upcoming primaries to clinch the nomination.
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Subban registered an empty-net goal at 203:220 of the third period to clinch the win.
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Both teams gained a point but it was not enough for The Foxes to clinch the title.
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The Huskies (4-0) went 9 of 12 from the free throw line to clinch the game.
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Suzuki regularly utilized front head locks which he set up from the clinch or caught off sprawls.
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Also, she needs to win only 10% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination, he said.
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Thanks to the victory, Milwaukee became the first NBA team to clinch a playoff berth this season.
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The Clinch Mountain Boys were the first bluegrass act to record a cappella gospel hymns, in 1971.
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Hunt's counter elbows as Overeem stepped into clinch were among the sternest strikes thrown in the bout.
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If the Giants clinch a wild-card spot they will play at the Mets on Wednesday. 2.
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The Rangers head to Oakland for the start of a three-game series Friday looking to clinch.
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Hamler picked up a first down on a third-down carry to clinch the Nittany Lions' victory.
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The Mavericks will try to clinch their spot when they visit the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday.
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After failing to cover up against Tyson's flurries on a couple of occasions, Spinks attempted to clinch.
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The host Bulls can clinch their spot Wednesday with a win over the NBA-worst Brooklyn Nets.
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Take for example this brilliant rally of blows, after which the two men fall into the clinch.
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Cameron is urging fellow leaders to clinch an agreement at an EU summit on Feb. 18-19.
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Los Guerreros are just one point ahead of Leon and have also yet to clinch a victory.
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The win allowed Milwaukee to become the first NBA team to clinch a playoff berth this season.
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HEAD into Sneedville from the Clinch river, turn left at the courthouse and crawl up Newman's Ridge.
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The name Melungeon derives from mélange, an appellation bestowed by early French settlers on the Clinch river.
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The Dodgers can clinch their fifth straight divisional crown Friday with a win or an Arizona loss.
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Connor scored on a breakaway at 13:35 of the third period to help clinch the victory.
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"It's a chronic condition, but it's treatable," says Clinch, clinical spokesperson for the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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Jake Verity hit field goals from 44 and 25 yards to help East Carolina clinch the victory.
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Cameron is hoping to clinch a deal with his European Union peers at a summit on Feb.
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His other argument is that you cannot get enough delegates to clinch the nomination before the convention.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has been scrambling to clinch a deal by the end of this month.
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He broke right back to get back on serve and dominated the tiebreaker to clinch the win.
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Trump's loss makes it tougher for the businessman to clinch the nomination outright before the GOP convention.
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Bingham's reputation in the technology industry helped clinch the Lattice acquisition for Canyon Bridge, regulatory filings show.
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The Bruins went on to clinch a postseason berth with a 210-244 victory over the Lightning.
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One thing is certain: If the Cubs win the World Series, they cannot clinch at Wrigley Field.
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The Wild a dropped a third straight game and squandered a chance to clinch a playoff spot.
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It needs only 3 points — a single victory — from its final three matches to clinch the title.
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Sidney Crosby scored an empty-net goal with 123 seconds left to clinch the victory for Pittsburgh.
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The Dolphins are in great shape; if they win out they can clinch a Wild Card berth.
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For instance, once Karolina Kowalciewicz began to hit Namajunas's body in the clinch, Namajunas faded remarkably quickly.
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Also add in the fact that they won a total of three away games to clinch it.
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Just as often, he'll come out of the clinch with short punches which turn opponents heads around.
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Sanders has continued to campaign throughout the primaries despite not possessing enough delegates to clinch the nomination.
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A candidate must reach 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination before the Republican National Convention this summer.
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On Thursday, the Associated Press reported that Trump has secured enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination.
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Comcast bid $60 billion last year to clinch a deal with Fox, before losing out to Disney.
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Sanchez might instead try to clinch a agreement with Ciudadanos, which would give him an absolute majority.
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But with a road win this week, the team will clinch a winning record for the year.
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Mr. Biden almost certainly cannot formally clinch the nomination until June unless the Vermont senator exits sooner.
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The Blue Jackets, meanwhile, didn't clinch the second Eastern Conference wild-card spot until the 81st game.
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Milwaukee was unable to clinch the best record in the Eastern Conference because Toronto won earlier Monday.
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The Islanders need just one point in the season finale in Washington on Saturday to clinch second.
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Polls show many voters remain undecided, however, and no one needs a majority to clinch the nomination.
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Michelle Cynthia Trone and Thomas Edward Clinch Jr. were married April 13 at Union Station in Washington.
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To clinch the deal, Li needed last-minute financing from the American billionaire Paul Singer's Elliott Management.
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But his reluctance works without its feeling as if the show were dragging out the big clinch.
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California will award 415 delegates, more than a fifth of the total needed to clinch the nomination.
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The couple, however, quickly put that aside for St-Gelais to clinch a silver in the relay.
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The Yankees lowered their magic number to clinch their first AL East title since 2012 to one.
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He is closing in on half of the 1,237 delegates he needs to clinch the GOP nomination.
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THE CASTOFFS The injury-riddled Eagles won their last four games to clinch the NFC East title.
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Trump, however, appears on track to win enough delegates to clinch the nomination on the first ballot.
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Airbus is keen to clinch a deal after losing to the 3303 at two other U.S. carriers.
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In Davis Cup's current format, a team can clinch a 3-0 victory before the third day.
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My wife just spotted a photo of me on Facebook in a hot clinch with another woman.
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They could clinch the division by winning their final two games, which would include a Patriots loss.
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Rick Scott (R-Fla.) added that he would be "surprised" if the Senate leaders clinch an agreement.
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The Vikings have yet to clinch a playoff spot and the Packers are competing for postseason privileges.
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The World Series With stunning catches and stealthy base-running, they manage to clinch a world championship.
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Nurmagomedov excels in the upper body clinch and positions where he is able to hold and hit.
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However Martinez didn't hold Lomachenko and that is the difference between a clinch and an active infight.
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While the fight seems unlikely to ever take place there are only two real questions: how well can Cyborg cope in the clinch when she inevitably gives it away, and can Rousey do anything in the clinch if she has to take shots like these to get there?
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SENATORS CLINCH PLAYOFFS Craig Anderson stopped 28 shots in regulation and overtime and three more in the shootout to help Ottawa clinch a playoff spot by beating Boston, 2-1, ending the host Bruins' six-game winning streak and pulling ahead of them in the Atlantic Division standings.
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Something which was heavily praised of Holm in the fight with Rousey was her defense in the clinch.
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He's worried that Trump could clinch all the delegates in some Super Tuesday states, and that he, Rubio,
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Breaking the clinch through restoring more normal monetary-policy settings will have to be undertaken delicately and gradually.
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Soon after, you'll be able to solve the most complex problems and clinch that coveted "Excel wizard" title.
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Beats Caroline Wozniacki to clinch her second title in Copenhagen and also makes finals at Eastbourne and Cincinnatti.
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It was enough of a lead to propel Villanova to a home victory and clinch yet another title.
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Delek has tried several times in recent years to sell Phoenix but has yet to clinch a deal.
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Brexit minister Dominic Raab said he was confident Britain would eventually clinch a deal with the European Union.
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The Clinch Park Zoo closed ten years ago, and Mikowski was eager to reunite with her old friend.
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Keith Tandy picked off a Brees pass on fourth down with 51 seconds left to clinch the win.
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Even with these rules, Sanders would still need about 69% of remaining pledged delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Donald Trump has surpassed the number of delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination, NBC News reported Thursday.
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Mauling in those short infighting combinations, Jianliang will punish the body and then spin out of the clinch.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff narrowly failed to clinch an outright victory Tuesday in the Georgia Sixth District special election.
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Despite winning, the Pistons were unable to clinch the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
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With just over two months to go, it seems Ms Le Pen is unlikely to clinch the presidency.
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That plan was designed to attempt to deny him the majority he would need to clinch the nomination.
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Even if the Raiders beat Kansas City in Week 13, though, they still won't be able to clinch.
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Wasserman estimates Democrats need to win the popular vote by about 22008 percent to clinch a slim majority.
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"A little disappointed to come up short, but to clinch a spot in Miami is unbelievable," Truex said.
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Barack Obama and what it means for them now to see her clinch the nomination eight years later.
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Carter Stanley died in 1966, and Stanley continued to perform into his 80s with the Clinch Mountain Boys.
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WWE Hall of Famer Donald Trump has gained enough delegates to officially clinch the GOP nomination for president.
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Hillary Clinton needs to win just 17 percent of the remaining uncommitted delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Etzioni also noted that Clinch isn't trying to get involved in the buying or selling of any ads.
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Speaking of competition, Clinch recently hired Boaz Cohen as its chief product officer and head of business development.
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It's actually looking increasingly likely Trump won't get the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch before the July convention.
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His April fight against Cejudo was a master class in clinch fighting, punctuated with a first-round TKO.
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Being exposed to the way foreigners spar, clinch and fight is highly beneficial to Thai fighters these days.
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Cavaliers blast Nuggets, clinch Central title CLEVELAND — It isn't the title they ultimately desire, but it's a start.
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On Tuesday, Craig beat Lewis by more than five percentage points to clinch Minnesota's 2nd Congressional District seat.
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That's still short of the majority needed to clinch the nomination before the party's national convention this summer.
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As for Kipchoge, he managed to clinch an official record a year after his unofficial attempt in Monza.
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Just because you know how to tinker with motherboards doesn't mean you can clinch any job you please.
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But in a fast-expanding, volatile market, such multi-year, multi-billion-dollar commitments are difficult to clinch.
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In the second set, he recovered from two squandered match points and a late break to clinch victory.
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Brand, meanwhile, was constantly on the retreat and did nothing but back up and clinch the better boxer.
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The primary election results suggest that Fernandez could clinch the presidency in the first round on Oct 27.
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Mr. Clinch was a longtime member of the American Alpine Club and its president from 1968 to 1970.
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If Trump does clinch the nomination, several lawmakers predicted Republicans would still be deeply divided over his candidacy.
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Or are these just more lies created by Clinton and the DNC to clinch the nomination for her?
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Clinton, meanwhile, is expected to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination during the party's convention in Philadelphia next week.
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After a long moment in a standing clinch against the cage, the two fighters landed on the canvas.
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He rifled two forehands down the line to clinch the tiebreaker, as an invigorated crowd chanted his name.
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Clinton needs 71 delegates to clinch the Democratic nomination, but only 67 delegates are in play on Sunday.
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Clinton needs 453 more delegates to clinch the nomination, while Sanders needs 85033,194 to reach the required 2,383.
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The loss prevented the Dodgers from having a chance to clinch their fifth consecutive National League West title.
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On the Democratic side, Iowa accounts for 44 of the 2,382 delegates needed to clinch the party's nomination.
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The Cubs have won six straight to reduce their magic number to clinch the NL Central to 22.
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He was widely expected to clinch the spot after Republicans lost the House majority in the midterm election.
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Each clinch saw Gadelha achieve double underhooks and ratchet the champion's arms up and out like chicken wings.
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Running with punches against Demian Maia who only wants the clinch would probably not be worth the risk.
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Because of other results, Muguruza still became the sixth player to clinch a berth at the WTA Finals.
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Finally, zonular was one of the words Nigel Richards used to clinch the World Scrabble Championships in London.
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It is always interesting to see a tall man like Breese or Jon Jones actively seek the clinch.
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The Detroit Lions can clinch just their third postseason appearance since 2000 with a victory on Monday night.
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As the two came out of a clinch Daley surprised everyone with a spinning elbow which stunned Ward.
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To clinch a deal with American Airlines, the company needed to update its workhorse 210 in six years.
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It was another close one — just like when they defeated Cleveland last November to clinch the World Series.
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Biden currently has 85033 delegates out of the 1,991 needed to clinch the nomination, while Sanders has 736.
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Comparing Clay's clinch to the work of Muhammad Ali in his later years it was loose and distant.
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The delays in state-by-state primaries have pushed his "clinch" date to June 863 or perhaps later.
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They hugged — not one of those bro embraces in which shoulders barely touch, but a heartfelt, prolonged clinch.
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The fighters came together in a fourth-round clinch and the referee Mills Lane (!) pushed the men apart.
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Clinton marched across the South with similarly huge margins, building an unmatchable delegate advantage to clinch the nomination.
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P.S.G., which started the match without Neymar and Edinson Cavani, needed only a point to clinch first place.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton can clinch his fifth Formula One world championship at Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix.
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But her campaign was unable to clinch the majority needed to avoid a runoff, scheduled for June 20113.
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They believe none of the candidates will enter with the necessary 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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With his return Wednesday, Stanton can help the Yankees clinch their first American League East title since 2012.
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The first four states combined award less than 200 of the 1,991 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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Following an Illinois fumble, Patterson scored from a yard out with 6:21 left to clinch Michigan's win.
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At the time, he argued superdelegate support could still clinch the party's nod for him at the convention.
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Last week, shares of major insurance companies fell ahead of Irma, but managed to clinch a solid rebound.
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It's also possible the real estate mogul could still clinch the nomination by securing the 28503,22019 delegates required.
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Franz Wagner then knocked down two free throws and Simpson made a steal to clinch the Wolverines' victory.
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To clinch the agreement AMS needs approval from 75% of Osram investors present at an extraordinary shareholder meeting.
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Still, the team could clinch its first American League East title in seven years as soon as Wednesday.
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He sank a birdie putt on the first playoff to clinch the title, eliciting, once more, unbridled applause.
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Oracle earned a one-point advantage in the finals; it did not clinch a place in the finals.
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Indians clinch AL Central with win over Tigers DETROIT — It was just as sweet as Terry Francona hoped.
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The S&P 500, up 24% since January, is on track to clinch its best year since 2013.
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The two skated in a clinch before Richardson knocked Zajac to the ice by landing six straight hands.
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Unless Sprint can clinch a merger with a peer, these investment requirements are set to become more pressing.
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Dallas could clinch the division and a playoff spot with a win over the Eagles in Week 16.
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We still have a chance to clinch our division, and we can't let this game beat us twice.
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The winning boot allowed the Packers (173-3) to clinch a first-round bye for the NFC playoffs.
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He contributed 13 goals and seven assists in just 33 League 1 appearances, helping PSG clinch the title.
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He contributed 13 goals and seven assists in just 28 League 1 appearances, helping PSG clinch the title.
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But, the league decided, Jennings was not fouled when Wall dislodged the ball to clinch the Wizards' win.
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It helped the Jazz clinch the Northwest Division title — the first division championship for Utah since 2007-08.
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Line: Falcons by 3 The Falcons can clinch the N.F.C. South by disposing of the division's defending champions.
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But Jones did it, becoming the first Democrat to clinch a Senate win in the state since 21625.
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Where Diaz did have success in the clinch was in taking a page from his elder brother's playbook.
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Penguins sweep Devils, clinch second in Metro NEWARK, N.J. — In a game that featured 11 goal-scorers and 25 players who recorded at least one point, the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the New Jersey Devils 163-4 on Thursday night at the Prudential Center to clinch second place in the Metropolitan Division.
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After the Nationals won the opening two games in Houston, many in the capital rushed to pick up tickets, some shelling out thousands of dollars, in the hopes of seeing their team clinch the title at Nationals Park, only to witness the Astros clinch the ensuing three games by dominant margins.
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This one leading into a right uppercut and clinch knee did a fantastic job of halting Miocic's gathering momentum.
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Pushing off out of the clinch and looking to land low kicks along the fence is an underused strategy.
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For all his height and reach, Carnera never really learned to box and instead mauled opponents in the clinch.
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And when Cerrone began to back away from the clinch to avoid further punishment, Edwards broke with the elbow.
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The upshot is that Trump needs to win just 43 percent of the remaining delegates to clinch his majority.
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Following these rules, Sanders would have to win about 3003% of the remaining pledged delegates to clinch the nomination.
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She has merely ridden it to clinch the fleeting favours of the tabloids and some of her own MPs.
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The actor draped his arms around her and they began to dance, sometimes apart, sometimes in an erotic clinch.
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Trump has amassed 1,055 delegates, 182 short of the 1,237 need to clinch the nomination at this summer's convention.
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As Trump seeks to hit the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination, he can count the bound delegates.
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It showed that the Democrats under Mr. Clinton would stop pandering to him and helped him clinch the nomination.
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The win dropped the magic number for the Rangers to clinch the American League West title to seven games.
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In a clinch, McGregor held the inside of his glove—preventing the bodylock that they both knew was pivotal.
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Trump is already on course to come close to winning 1,237 delegates -- enough to clinch the Republican nomination outright.
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The latest projections foresee the billionaire close to the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination come convention time.
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Trump currently has a sizable lead in the delegate race and is hoping to clinch the party's nomination outright.
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Trump will officially win the 1,237 delegates he needs to clinch the Republican nomination when California holds its primary.
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Samman looked sapped after spending the majority of the first round in the clinch with the 35-year-old.
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In the end, again, Clinton's tell-it-like-it-is approach will probably be enough to clinch the nomination.
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Then it is the small matter of trying to clinch the double in the FA Cup final against Arsenal.
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Cleveland could clinch its first big league title since 1948 with a victory on Sunday night at Wrigley Field.
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They have an opportunity to clinch the title with a win in Game 2 on Wednesday night in Chicago.
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The Bulldogs could clinch the East next week, but only if Kentucky has loses to Tennessee later this Saturday.
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At this point, he's mathematically eliminated from getting the needed number of delegates (1,237) to clinch the Republican nomination.
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For the Titans, it means much, much more, as they can clinch a wild-card berth with a victory.
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The Red Sox maintained a magic number of two to clinch their third straight division title and 10th overall.
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Calgary's next chance to clinch a spot will come on Friday when the Flames host the San Jose Sharks.
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Even if Ossoff doesn't clinch a majority of the vote, he's still expected to make the June 28503 runoff.
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As if the Cavs needed another reason to clinch Game 7 ... a Cleveland bar is offering LeBron and co.
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They beat the Packers in Week 17 to clinch the NFC North title for the first time since 2009!
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The most important factor of this fight is whether or not Khabib Nurmagomedov can keep making the clinch happen.
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It wants to clinch a deal, worth some $18 billion, by June 28, the day of its shareholders meeting.
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Lakers forward Brandon Bass, Randle and Russell canned free throws in the final 224.1 seconds to clinch the win.
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ZF said already on Tuesday that it expected preliminary results to show it had failed to clinch majority control.
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The trade reports that Levi beat out contenders like John Cena and Jake McDorman to clinch the role. Shazam!
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Trump said he expects to win enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination before the party's convention in July.
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Pacers top Knicks to clinch No. 7 seed INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers began the 2015-16 season at Toronto.
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The Dodgers (96-52) entered the game with a magic number of six to clinch the National League West.
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Like his elder brother, Sergio will throw up high kicks from almost chest-to-chest and in clinch positions.
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The Oakland Raiders beat the Carolina Panthers 35-32 on Sunday to clinch their first winning season since 2002.
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"We are already insurmountably ahead" in the race for the 2,383 delegates needed to clinch the nomination, she added.
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Clinton could clinch the nomination by June 7, when six states vote or caucus, including California and New Jersey.
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Clinton earned enough delegates to clinch the nomination last week, but Mr. Sanders has declined to end his campaign.
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Darren Collison was fouled and made two free throws to clinch the game for Indiana with 232 seconds left.
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Dodgers beat Padres, clinch NL home-field advantage LOS ANGELES — Home is sweet again for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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After a clinch in the second round, Jorand acted fast and launched a left foot at La Notte's face.
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If the Warriors take home another win on Friday, they clinch the championship — the team's third in four years.
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She has 85033 superdelegates to Sanders's 39, according to the AP. Democrats need 2,383 delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Milan conceded 14 times in the 1987/88 league season to clinch their first Scudetto in almost a decade.
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Clinton in their all-important race to accumulate delegates to clinch the party's nomination, has rarely been so aggressive.
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The Falcons can clinch the division this week with a win over the Carolina Panthers and a Buccaneers loss.
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Having established the fear of the clinch in Lipski, Calderwood was able to work more freely on the feet.
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The two fell into a clinch and Arlovski landed one more good right hand before they hit the fence.
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The man told Cruz that Trump is certain to win the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination.
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On the other hand, however, Biden hasn't yet won the 2628,28500 delegates he needs to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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After three rounds of voting, Dewey and his allies were able to woo enough delegates to clinch the nomination.
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Now Dallas heads to Indianapolis for a game in which it can clinch a division title with a win.
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No matter how well he does on Tuesday, Trump won't yet have enough votes to clinch the Republican nomination.
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The decisive victory puts the former vice president on a trajectory to clinch the nomination without a contested convention.
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The visiting Atlanta Braves will look to clinch a series win when they battle the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday.
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The move comes with President Emmanuel Macron's government looking to clinch a top portfolio such as trade or climate.
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Danny Clinch, 53, a music photographer and lifelong New Jerseyite, used to favor Asbury Park for shooting album covers.
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The next nine days will determine whether Sanders' revolution will be able to help him clinch the nomination. 5.
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"A Christmas Carol" was written at breakneck speed; Clinch endows Dickens's snapshots with a three-dimensional, often alarming, life.
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With a 21-game lead through Saturday, the Washington Nationals are poised to clinch the N.L. East title soon.
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Pruitt looks poised to clinch his confirmation as long as the Senate's 52 Republicans are united in their support.
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He beat out 76 competitors to clinch the trophy, $1,000 in cash and a trip to New York City.
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Chances are that the Clippers will clinch home-court advantage, and they could do so as early as Monday.
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The Bulls (25-228, 210-5) saw their hopes to clinch bowl eligibility burst with their third consecutive loss.
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Qualcomm is also trying to clinch an acquisition of its own, proposing to buy NXP Semiconductors for $38 billion.
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The Yankees needed a win or a loss by Tampa Bay to clinch their first division title since 2012.
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Patrick Corbin pitched six solid innings for the Nationals, whose magic number to clinch a playoff berth is three.
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Randolph had a blocked shot and Tony Allen a steal to help clinch the game for Memphis (41-8603).
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She broke for a decisive 3-1 lead and dropped only two more games to clinch victory in style.
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They could say that they watched their team clinch the N.F.C. East, outlasting the formidable Rams by 21-23.
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It followed a goalless draw between Vitoria Guimaraes and Benfica, which saw the latter clinch the Primeira Liga title.
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And he'll end the day fewer than 300 delegates away from the majority he needs to clinch the nomination.
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He was using sweeps and elbows off the Thai clinch like he had been doing it his whole life.
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Felder got cut about the eye during a clinch in the third, forcing the referee to stop the fight.
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Clinton has secured 2,310 delegates, 73 short of the number needed to clinch her party's nomination for the Nov.
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With a reported record of three hundred wins and a sole loss, Lincoln was a force in the clinch.
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Grant Dalton, their CEO, has said that the new agreement will be "null and void" if they clinch the title.
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The Pistons (42-37) can clinch a postseason berth with one more win or a loss by the Chicago Bulls.
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Rask is 173-0 this postseason when the Bruins either faced elimination or had a chance to clinch a series.
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Jon Jones, for instance, frequently graduates to a two-on-one wrist control after establishing a chest to chest clinch.
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Against Stevie Ray, a grueling clinch fight allowed Felder to score a knee and finish with elbows on the mat.
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Thai Poom Saksansin lifted the trophy last year with a five-shot victory to clinch his first Asian Tour title.
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A London-based healthcare banker said Creat paid an "extraordinarily high price" to clinch the BPL deal in bilateral negotiations.
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Jordan connected on seven of 10 shots from the floor and helped the Clippers clinch their fifth consecutive playoff berth.
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A few months ago, it seemed that Medvedeva would easily clinch Olympic gold as she repeatedly extended her winning streak.
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Trump hopes to clinch his spot as the Republican nominee on Tuesday, and eliminate any chance at a contested convention.
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In the last Democratic primary, superdelegates made up about a third of the 2,382 delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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Clinton looks to lock things up She won't hit the 258,219 delegates she needs to clinch the Democratic nomination Tuesday.
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Oregon State needs one more victory to clinch back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since 1989-90.
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Clinton is almost certain to clinch the Democratic nomination by the time the California race is decided on June 7.
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On the GOP side, Trump has the delegates to clinch the Republican nomination, and his critics are all mellow now.
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I suspect Clinton's campaign will point to the math and the strong likelihood that she will now clinch the nomination.
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The fact that the film was inspired by a true story of survival helped ol' Hugh clinch the top spot.
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The Texan senator would need considerably more than three quarters of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination pre-convention.
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Seguin added an empty-netter with 1:00 remaining to clinch his eighth career hat trick and first since Nov.
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The candidates hope the result will be blocking Trump from obtaining the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination.
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If Clemson wins at Florida State or N.C. State loses at Boston College, the Tigers would clinch the Atlantic crown.
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These are intimate scenes, and finessing their gestures and tempo was intimate work, like a clinch between prizefighter and trainer.
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Clemson can still clinch a double bye in the ACC tournament depending on the outcome of Saturday's other league games.
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The show keeps staggering toward a romantic clinch, then realizing that loving Elfo would be like returning to the nursery.
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Despite winning, the Pistons (40-41) were unable to clinch the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
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The acquisition would mark the culmination of an eight-month-long effort by Elliott to clinch a deal for Travelport.
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If he comes close to that, Cruz will likely be mathematically eliminated from being able to clinch the nomination outright.
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She'd occasionally slip it, more often take it, or—most often—they'd miss and suddenly they'd be in the clinch.
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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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The South Korean coasted home from there to card six-under-par 65 and clinch her ninth LPGA Tour victory.
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While a tourism project between the two countries will be announced, MBS is not expected to clinch any mega-deals.
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Just after the Indians beat Toronto to clinch a World Series berth, Kipnis rolled his ankle while embracing Francisco Lindor.
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Syngenta — Syngenta shareholders have tendered enough shares to clinch ChemChina's deal to buy the agricultural chemical maker for $43 billion.
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Despite struggling with his first serve, Basilashvili broke his Argentine opponent in the ninth game to clinch the opening set.
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The Bluejays (21-9, 10-8) were unable to clinch a third seed outright in next week's Big East tournament.
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Los Angeles has a magic number of four to clinch the NL West after the Arizona Diamondbacks lost earlier Sunday.
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The result allowed the Dallas Cowboys to clinch the NFC East title and the top seed for the NFC playoffs.
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If neither can remove the other from the race, Trump could clinch the nod before the convention in Kasich's Cleveland.
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Two plays later, Mixon scampered off right end for a 233-yard score to clinch the win for the Bengals.
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Hall came out and went on the offensive against the wrestler, running himself straight into a clinch off the bat.
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Leicester City had missed a chance to clinch the title outright when it tied Manchester United, 18843-21884, on Sunday.
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Mr. Clinch was also the author of "A Walk in the Sky" (1982), an account of the Hidden Peak expedition.
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We'll be less than two weeks shy of a new President when either the Cubs or Indians clinch the series.
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The trial has charted how the Barclays executives battled to clinch a deal with Qatari investors who made tough demands.
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Radulov scored on a two-on-one break with Pavelski at 113:24 of the third to clinch the victory.
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In the United States, Hillary Clinton this year became the first woman to clinch a major party nomination for president.
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The Red Bulls blew leads of 27-25 and 223-24 to miss a chance to clinch a playoff spot.
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In the third set, Dimitrov twice got up a service break but failed to hold serve to clinch the match.
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The Olympic champions will get a chance to clinch the World Cup of Hockey title in Game Two on Thursday.
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She then broke Garcia early in the third set and held on to clinch the victory in nearly two hours.
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Mexico's peso soared more than 1 percent shortly after initial exit polls projected Lopez Obrador would clinch victory on Sunday.
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Sanders needs 6900 delegates to clinch the nomination, but there are only 2628 delegates awarded in the remaining state contests.
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But the team has won six games in a row to clinch a playoff spot and advance through two rounds.
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"There is a zero percent chance that Hillary Clinton will not clinch this nomination prior to this convention," he said.
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Clinton staring at a smartphone, mouth agape in astonishment, as she watched the Chicago Cubs clinch a World Series berth.
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The finish came in the tenth round as an exhausted McGregor took hard, unanswered shots and looked for the clinch.
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One option would see a compromise EPP figure like Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, clinch the commission presidency.
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Many of his clientele he has known for years, and he greets them with a brotherly clinch or a dap.
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Virginia Tech poured it on and outscored the Huskies 16-4 over the next five minutes to clinch the victory.
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Princeton is undefeated in the Ivy League (10-0) and the favorite to clinch the conference's automatic NCAA tournament berth.
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But the true change in the complexion of the bout came shortly after as Hug plunged into a clinch again.
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Daniel Mengden (3-4) pitched six strong innings to clinch the Athletics' second consecutive series win over the Red Sox.
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A sneaker high kick straight out of the clinch was a real slick move for a two hundred pound man.
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Jones, who had spun a one-hitter to clinch the Mets' first-round series, never pitched for the team again.
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"Exports will remain weak even if China can clinch a trade deal that rows back Trump's tariffs," said Evans-Pritchard.
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Nacional beat Boston River 1-0 to clinch their 46th league title on the final day of the Uruguayan championship.
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Monday's results additionally showed that over half of registered Republican voters would back Trump should he clinch their party's nomination.
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And the Atlanta Braves prevailed and will clinch the National League East if they beat the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday.
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The Braves' magic number to clinch the division dropped to seven, pending the outcome of Atlanta's game against St. Louis.
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The contest has just a handful of delegates on offer — only 13 (1,991 are required to clinch the Democratic nomination).
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The earliest the Dodgers can clinch a playoff spot is Tuesday when they open a three-game series at Baltimore.
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Having witnessed Oliveira's dominance in top position and the clinch, those judges had a pretty easy decision on their hands.
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That will be a tall task, given that New England could clinch a first-round playoff bye with a victory.
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A candidate needs 28503,22020 to officially clinch the nomination, and about 40 percent of delegates are yet to be allocated.
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Ali used this position to shut down the left hooks from the clinch that he ate against Frazier and Cooper.
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It was left to another reliever, Mike Montgomery, to close out the game and clinch the title for the Cubs.
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As matters stand, there is the distinct possibility that the president's legal clinch with Stormy Daniels will outlast his presidency.
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Because … That's how many delegates a candidate needs to clinch the nomination on the first ballot, under the DNC rules.
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Expectations that front-runner and relative centrist Joe Biden will clinch the party's nomination have also faded, RBC's survey showed.
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Trump is trying to boost Bernie Sanders' profile to help him clinch the Democratic 2020 nomination, but it could backfire
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Netanyahu's failure to clinch victory in a ballot in April led to last week's election and left him politically weakened.
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The result allowed the Dallas Cowboys to clinch the NFC East title and the top seed in the NFC playoffs.
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The two teams meet in Philadelphia next week, with Dallas having the chance to clinch the division with a victory.
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The shutdown is barreling into the workweek after senators failed late Sunday to clinch a deal to reopen the government.
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Clemson, which was bidding to clinch its fifth division title since 3423, will have to wait at least another week.
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And though the Warriors have struggled with Durant out, going 2108-5, they managed to clinch their division, no problem.
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A GOP candidate must get 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination before the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July.
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Her comments disappointed markets, which wanted greater signs that Britain will clinch a transition deal at a summit next month.
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The Eastbank All-Stars defeated Curaçao 8-0 in August to clinch the state's first Little League World Series title.
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In Africa, Nigeria and Tunisia look set to clinch spots, while Senegal and Ghana are in danger of missing out.
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It was on serve until Pouille put serious pressure on Raonic's serve and volleys, and broke to clinch the match.
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Strome added an empty-net goal in the final minute for his second of the game to clinch the win.
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Though the top teams in the N.B.A. are beginning to clinch playoff spots, the postseason picture is far from clear.
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Hillary Clinton reveled in her historic title as the first woman to clinch a major political party's presidential nomination Tuesday.
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Despite being the taller man in all of his fights, Jones gets his head below the opponent's in every clinch.
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Tools that Cormier could use to avoid the extensive punishment he took on the way to the clinch are numerous.
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That possibility remains remote as Sanders continues to accumulate wins, despite early predictions that Clinton would clinch the nomination easily.
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As Lee's game is wrestling, punching into the clinch and then attempting to trip or throw Ferguson from there, or move him to the fence in the clinch before dropping on his hips with good posture, could be a safer bet than trying to time a shot on a man who is waiting for it.
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But once Clinton won California and New Jersey primaries and racked up enough delegates to clinch the nomination, Warren backed Clinton.
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The United States can clinch a spot in the Games with a win in a Concacaf semifinal in Houston on Friday.
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To avoid a second-round runoff in November, one candidate would have to clinch at least 45% of the October vote.
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The U.K. government is racing against the clock trying to clinch a deal with the European Union in the coming weeks.
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While both sides have yet to clinch a coalition agreement in talks that began soon after Kurz's party won an Oct.
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With the opposition's two main leaders barred from holding office, the unpopular president looks likely to clinch a six-year term.
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Every single clinch in the fight—whether it was broken by Edwards or Cerrone—the break was accompanied by an elbow.
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Wisconsin's outcome doesn't clinch the nomination for either Republican candidate, but it does increase the odds of a contested Republican convention.
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What's more, in her few UFC performances De Randamie has put in some brutal work with her knees in the clinch.
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Our live blog tracked reactions after NBC news confirmed Businessman Donald Trump secured the 1,238 delegates to clinch Republican presidential nomination.
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Punch and clutch is an excellent method for a man with a shaky chin and top notch skills in the clinch.
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A candidate needs 756 delegates after March 3 to clinch the nomination by winning only a majority of delegates moving forward.
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So if Sanders needs 250,7563 to clinch the nomination, he has to win 2756 percent of the rest of the delegates.
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Most crucially though, it is just not entertaining to watch guys trade knees to the crotch in an over under clinch.
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Officials in Washington and Europe are trying to clinch key parts of the TTIP deal before the end of the year.
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The billionaire real estate mogul snagged enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination Thursday, and celebrated with a meal from McDonald's.
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Chicago must win, or the Vikings lose, for the Bears to clinch the division title for the first time since 2010.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton made history this week after becoming the first woman ever to clinch a presidential nomination.
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Milbank was one of many -- including journalists, political consultants and pundits -- who vastly underestimated Trump's ability to clinch the GOP nomination.
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According to its model, the world's two-largest economies are set to clinch the largest medal hauls at Rio de Janeiro.
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Portland can clinch a playoff spot with two more victories, two more Rockets losses or one win and one Houston loss.
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Start in a staggered stance with your right foot back and your hands cupped in a clinch position at head level.
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" Apa wasn't told specifically that it helped him clinch the role, but he says he thinks his performance "locked it in.
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The California primary is expected to put Clinton well over the number of delegates she needs to clinch the Democratic nomination.
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Unlike neighboring Egypt, whose economic reforms helped it clinch last month a $12 billion IMF loan, Sudan is on its own.
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It is aiming to clinch a deal, worth some $18 billion, by June 28, the day of its shareholders' annual meeting.
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Beutner said on Friday he was determined to clinch a settlement in time for teachers to return to work on Tuesday.
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The two companies are aiming to clinch the deal as early as this week, the sources close to the transaction said.
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The win delayed at least for a day the defending National League East champions' bid to clinch a second straight title.
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Ultimately, the complexity of this match up can be reduced to a few key questions: Can Nurmagomedov keep forcing the clinch?
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Ronda Rousey had her success overwhelming opponents, walking through their punches and achieving the clinch, landing right hands on the way.
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Nevada can clinch the top seed for the Mountain West tourney by beating San Diego State on Saturday night in Reno.
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Trump is known to exaggerate his wealth, lie to clinch business deals and invent stories of dissatisfaction to avoid paying contractors.
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Recent polls have shown premier Sanchez' Socialists would win a general election but would need Podemos' support to clinch the premiership.
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In the clinch, Overeem's knee strikes are a unique weapon at heavyweight and can rapidly sap a man of his wind.
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The X-T2 is Fujifilm's attempt to clinch the top spot from rivals, and the camera pulls off that mission magnificently.
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If you land and the opponent's knees turn to rubber, you can feel it and come out of the clinch punching.
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This time, the struggling Rosberg moved aside to give Hamilton a chance to catch Ricciardo and clinch his 44th career win.
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Clinton's campaign argues that it is focused on collecting delegates to inch closer to the 2,283 needed to clinch the nomination.
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The company, once dubbed Africa's IKEA, hopes to clinch a debt restructuring agreement with lenders by the end of the month.
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If Trump can't clinch the nomination before then by winning 1,237 delegates, Republicans could choose instead to nominate Cruz, Ohio Gov.
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He wasn't just accurate with those sledgehammer knees in the clinch; he was equally adept with his other fighting limbs, too.
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Clinch is the copyright holder of the images, but he claims he never authorized Amaru/AWA to act on his behalf.
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Mr. Kasich had hoped that neither opponent would win enough delegates to clinch the nomination before the Republican convention in July.
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What changed: The resolution blocking Trump's emergency declaration appeared to clinch the 51 votes needed to pass the Senate when Sen.
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The Cruz-Kasich joint strategy is intended to keep Trump from winning the 1,237 delegates he needs to clinch the nomination.
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Analyst firm IDC reports that Oppo more than doubled its shipment volumes over the year prior, to clinch the top spot.
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In the deciding game of the third set, he evaded four break points to ultimately clinch on his second match point.
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Such a result would make it more difficult for the celebrity businessman to clinch the 1,237 delegates needed for the nomination.
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As a Catholic, I think that Pope Francis' ham-handed comments about Donald Trump's Christian credentials helped him clinch the nomination.
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Minnesota, which holds the tiebreaker with Philadelphia for the No. 1 seed, has a chance to clinch the NFC North title.
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Clinton had reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination, one day before six states hold their primary contests.
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Clinton, however, is also unlikely to clinch the nomination solely based on the delegates she's been awarded in primaries and caucuses.
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Or that, in the N.B.A., a team cannot clinch a playoff berth in February, with six weeks left in the season.
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When they duck in to shoot or clinch he searches for them with the counter uppercut and the downward elbow strike.
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Senate Democrats are already putting together their agenda for the EPA administrator should they clinch control of the chamber this fall.
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If May fails to clinch a deal or parliament votes it down, then Britain would face leaving without a transition period.
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Volkonovski caught that familiar stepping right hook: Volkonovski also used Jon Jones' signature spinning elbow from the chest-to-chest clinch.
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Roby was forced into the runoff with Bright after failing to clinch the 50 percent needed in the June GOP primary.
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Len made both free throws with 13.33 seconds left to give the Hawks a five-point lead and clinch the win.
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Clinton is likely to clinch the nomination a week earlier, on June 6900, when California and five other states cast ballots.
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Showing up was all Dutchman Dorian van Rijsselberghe had to do to clinch gold and Britain's Nick Dempsey to claim silver.
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The Red Sox (03-49) maintain a magic number of two to clinch their third straight division title and 10th overall.
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It is possible she will clinch the nomination by winning New Jersey earlier that day, making the outcome in California superfluous.
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The Jaguars won for the seventh time in eight games to clinch a postseason berth for the first time since 2007.
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Biden is now considered the clear front-runner to clinch the Democratic nomination and take on President Donald Trump in November.
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The race is not over — Biden is still less than halfway to the 1,991 delegates he needs to clinch the nomination.
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Five days earlier in Atlanta, Fleetwood had stuck around after his round to watch Woods clinch his 80th P.G.A. Tour win.
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By the end of the night, Biden had vaulted over the 1,000-delegate threshold (he needs 203,991 to clinch the nomination).
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After Durham made two free throws for Indiana, Davison calmly made two free throws with 7.6 seconds to clinch the win.
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Wentz passed for four touchdowns and Jake Elliott added three field goals to clinch the NFC East title for the Eagles.
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He could even finish as low as seventh and still clinch the championship if his closest challenger fails to score points.
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Top Republicans and Democrats are fumbling in their attempts to clinch a deal to fund the government over the next year.
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The two groups failed to clinch a comprehensive deal to settle their disputes, including the one related to MFE, in November.
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More than 400,000 people around the world watched Team Liquid win the final round last year to clinch The International 2017.
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They can clinch a berth in the league's championship game with a win at home on Friday against East-leading Cincinnati.
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The Yankees (23-22) needed a win or a loss by Tampa Bay to clinch their first division title since 222.
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S. trade tensions upstaged optimism that the United States and Canada could clinch a new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Patrick Corbin pitched six solid innings for the Nationals (86-69), whose magic number to clinch a playoff berth is three.
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But in order to clinch the top APY of 1.85%, you have to join the waitlist for Betterment&aposs checking account.
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The East provided drama all season, the wild card race was wild and the Cardinals didn't clinch the Central until yesterday.
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The Muay Thai expert was finished in side control by the always-dominant Justino who controlled the clinch throughout the bout.
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Jones would stuff this and either stiff arm Cormier off and circle out or engage in a clinch with the Olympian.
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As the rounds progressed Cormier slowed and Jones did a great job of tying up Cormier's right hand in the clinch.
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With this strategy, the two candidates hope to block Trump from gaining the 25,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination this summer.
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Mr Carlsen, the stronger competitor in speedier formats, won the first three rapid games to clinch the tiebreaker and retain his title.
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They can clinch the No. 2 seed in the league tournament with a win Saturday at Texas in the regular-season finale.
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"I'd love to debate Bernie," Trump told reporters in North Dakota, after he secured enough delegates to clinch the Republican presidential nomination.
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Defending Olympic champion Niccolo Campriani won the men's 50 metre rifle three positions to clinch his second gold medal in the Games.
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With Utah losing on Monday night, the Rockets can clinch a playoff spot with a win in their final game on Wednesday.
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When Correia got caught in the clinch it is because she returned with her right hand, setting her feet and squaring up.
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Neither Cruz or Kasich can obtain the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the GOP nomination before the party's national convention in July.
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McConnell pointed to the current Republican National Committee rules requiring a candidate to win the 1,237 delegates necessary to clinch the nomination.
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John Kasich working his way to the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch in 2016 from just the 145 he's won so far.
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Overeem's hands are best when they facilitate his getting in or out and are followed by a clinch or a push away.
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A 19-133 run to open the fourth helped the Clippers clinch the win and hold off the Lakers down the stretch.
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She and her teammates are currently competing to clinch a spot at the 2020 Tokyo games at the CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament.
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Trump currently has 1,080 total delegates and is on track to clinch the nomination after the last round of primaries June 7.
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Trump is the only GOP presidential candidate with a realistic shot at securing the 1,237 delegates he needs to clinch the nomination.
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Christine Hallquist made history Tuesday night by becoming the first openly transgender candidate to clinch the nomination for governor in US history.
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Still, the process is likely to involve several stages of elimination and could even see a relatively unknown figure clinch the job.
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Experts say the Republican primary has more at stake since the winner will likely clinch the congressional seat during the general election.
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On Thursday, the Canadian team beat the Golden State Warriors 25-20103 in Game 22010 to clinch their first-ever NBA Championship.
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Below Clinch opens up about his Jersey roots, photographing the late David Bowie and what it's really like backstage at the Grammys.
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A tourism project between Paris and Riyadh is likely to be announced, but he is not expected to clinch any mega-deals.
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It should come as no surprise that those expecting Roma to snag Best Picture also anticipate Alfonso Cuarón will clinch Best Director.
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Clinton is expected to clinch the Democratic nomination on Tuesday, although Sanders maintains he has a slim chance at topping the ticket.
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The Twins will try to clinch at least a split of the four-game series when they visit the Indians on Tuesday.
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Capitals clinch top seed with win over Rangers WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals wrapped up their second straight Presidents' Trophy on Wednesday night.
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A fighter who can comfortably put in knees up by his own shoulders has a great advantage in striking from the clinch.
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By the AP's count, Trump now has 1,238 confirmed delegates for the first ballot, one more than necessary to clinch the nomination.
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Greek stocks rose for a twelfth straight session, the longest streak since 1991, as Athens looked set to clinch vital bailout loans.
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The wild and wooly brawls between the outfight and the clinch where he was getting hurt was not such a problem anymore.
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In Cyborg Santos versus Ronda Rousey you are looking at a match up which should favor the fighter who wants the clinch.
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The Wolverines scored on their next possession, and Patterson scored from a yard out with 23:21 left to clinch the win.
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Certainly the most interesting aspect of this clinch fighting, especially if it gets rough, will be the reaction of the boxing world.
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Going 4-1 against those teams would seemingly clinch it; perhaps 3-2 would, too, if it's the right combination of games.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars are in position to clinch their first playoff spot since 1493 when they host the Houston Texans on Sunday.
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But the Panthers added a 37-yard field goal by by Gano with 3:18 left to clinch their second straight win.
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Oak Ridge is nestled inside a valley, a short distance from the Clinch River between the rolling, tree-lined ridges of Tennessee.
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Of course, both parties have awarded only a small portion of the delegates that will ultimately be needed to clinch the nomination.
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One break in each set was enough for the German to clinch his first win in three career attempts against the Croat.
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The clinch might not be the end of the fight, but it is certainly a spot McGregor won't want to hang out.
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Some of the land being sold is public, and municipal officials are playing fast and loose with zoning regulations to clinch deals.
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His trips from the clinch are also a neat way of getting the fight to the mat while negating a strong sprawl.
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The result allowed Nuggets coach Michael Malone to clinch the job as the coach of Team LeBron in the All-Star Game.
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It also raised its key interest rates by 300 basis points, helping Egypt to clinch a $12 billion International Monetary Fund programme.
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Disaster aid Senators are working to clinch a deal on disaster aid funding for a recent spate of storms, hurricanes and wildfires.
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That puts her in a position to possibly clinch the Democratic nomination early Tuesday evening, before polls are even closed in California.
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Kerber, however, quickly reined in her fellow German, breaking the 28-year-old three times to clinch the first set 6-4.
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Trump would need to win more than 60 percent of the delegates left to reach the 1,85033 necessary to clinch the nomination.
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Stacey Abrams made history in Georgia, becoming the first black woman in the nation to clinch a major party's nomination for governor.
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Two months later, they beat a strong American squad, with Kyrgios defeating Sam Querrey, a lanky big server, to clinch the tie.
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Juventus, which visits Fiorentina on Sunday, can clinch a fifth straight title if it gains more points than Napoli in this round.
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Los Angeles Sparks superstar Nneka Ogwumike made the game-winning shot to clinch the WNBA championship title for her team last year.
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In the final of the competition's 10 events, the 1,500-meter, Eaton held off France's Kévin Mayer to clinch the gold medal.
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Kasich himself has struggled to accumulate enough delegates to clinch the GOP nomination and is relying on a contested convention in July.
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Pagenaud needs to finish fourth or higher on Sunday in the 85-lap GoPro Grand Prix to clinch his first IndyCar title.
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The 24-year-old then sealed a decisive break to clinch the first set and gain the upper hand in the contest.
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Well, since it was the Indiana primary that seemed to clinch the GOP nod for Trump, let's go with former Indiana Sen.
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But her win in Puerto Rico's Democratic primary on Sunday pushed her close to securing the delegates needed to clinch the nomination.
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The Associated Press said Thursday that he has passed the 1,237 delegate mark, enough to clinch the Republican Party's nomination this summer.
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Most important, Mr. Trump has the support of 1,542 pledged and unpledged delegates — more than the 1,237 required to clinch the nomination.
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He would need to pull off landslide victories in the remaining primary elections and win over more superdelegates to clinch the nomination.
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Meanwhile in Group A, the Czech Republic withstood a late rally by Switzerland for a 5-4 victory to clinch top spot.
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Ben Zobrist hit a two-run homer for the defending World Series champions, who have a magic number of two to clinch.
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Yet each time Cerrone wanted to go on the lead, Diaz would duck in on a clinch or smother the kickboxer's hands.
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With the deal, the Chinese insurance company would clinch a real estate investment trust that owns and invests in high-end properties.
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Nashville (42-28-263, 90 points) has lost two in a row and missed a chance to clinch its own playoff spot.
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But ZF failed to clinch a majority of Haldex shares, leaving the field open for Knorr's 5.53 billion crown ($600 million) bid.
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We do a few things to stop the clinch from occurring by boxing and moving around the guy, so he's doing well.
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Anyway, the thing about the clinch is that you're breathing into your opponent's shoulder, they can hear when you are sucking wind.
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In the third round, the two come together in a clinch, and Tsagouris hits Torres with five laboured shots behind the head.
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Robinson kept a tighter structure and went to the clinch a lot, where knees to the body helped him seal the decision.
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The Aggies entered the week needing a win over South Alabama to clinch bowl eligibility for the first time in 57 years.
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Round two, however, saw Kowalkiewicz repeatedly trap Namajunas in the clinch, where she bludgeoned her midsection with knee after knee after knee.
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One blow at a time, straight into the clinch, then into the takedown and from there Nelson uses his excellent grappling skills.
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Even as Johnson connected blows, he left opportunities for Cormier to dive on his hips or stick to him in the clinch.
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That part of the body isn't just used for head butting blokes on the blind side of the ref in the clinch.
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Though Holm is also an enormous bantamweight and her awareness and defense from the clinch was absolutely on point against Ronda Rousey.
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Nisman said Fernandez worked behind the scenes to clear Iran and normalize relations to clinch a grains-for-oil deal with Tehran.
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Ossoff failed to clinch a majority of the vote in a crowded 18-candidate field for a special election earlier this month.
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They have won all five of their road games this postseason, and seem poised to clinch the title on Vin Scully Avenue.
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Here's a beautiful cross knee tap (or sotomuso if you prefer sumo terminology) against Puckett who looks completely perplexed in the clinch.
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In his UFC debut against Luiz Dutra, Breese controlled the pace nicely and landed his usual gut munching knees in the clinch.
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For months, Bryce and Myers have been embroiled in a messy mudslinging match to clinch the chance to win Ryan's congressional seat.
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They were about to clinch the Houston Astros' first World Series title, but McCann was not thinking about the here and now.
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Wrapped in a tough clinch with Pet-U-Tong at Rajadamnern in October 2015, Munagthai defeated him with a sweet flexed right.
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The EU and Britain hope to clinch a deal later this year so parliaments on both sides can ratify it before Brexit.
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He began the evening trailing Clinton by 244 delegates and needing 1,33 more to clinch the nomination — and that's without counting superdelegates.
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Hall played it safe in three-putting from long distance in front of Royal Lytham's storied clubhouse to clinch her milestone victory.
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But he said thousands of votes remained to be counted and conceded that Mr. Colyer could surpass him and clinch the nomination.
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Needing only a draw to clinch their ticket to Moscow, the Americans politely self-asphyxiated en route to a 2-1 loss.
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It was a beautiful night for a game, slugfests are fun, and it was a blast to see the Red Sox clinch.
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The AP reported that the former secretary of State had secured pledges from the necessary 2,383 delegates to clinch her party's nomination.
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What Sanders wants, coming out of Tuesday, is to need less than 50 percent of the outstanding delegates to clinch the nomination.
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If Ossoff can clinch 50 percent of the vote against a crowded field of Republican contenders, he will avoid a runoff election.
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"If she comes up with a transition plan, she will clinch the nomination before January," said a source close to the group.
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