Maybe Amazon does ... something ... and then it comes in first place?
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When it comes to lifestyle essentials, vacation and travel comes in first for millennials.
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By law, in a competition for budget money, debt service always comes in first.
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It's a partnership that appears to rest on being the player that comes in first.
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Aries comes in first place in everything it does; how couldn't Mars love being in this sign?
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Related, New York also comes in first for human capital — the talented people who help cities attract businesses.
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Americans have gotten used to the idea that the person who comes in first in the primaries wins.
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But there are no rules against throwing them in the air if a horse they bet on comes in first!
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According to an online national poll sponsored by FairVote and conducted by SurveyUSA, Sanders comes in first in both surveys.
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"Americans have gotten used to the idea that the person who comes in first in the primaries wins," wrote Vox's Andrew Prokop.
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New Hampshire loves a comeback story, so you could have someone who finishes second or third in Iowa who comes in first here.
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Whichever candidate comes in first place in the primary here wins 29 delegates and the other 22 get divvied up proportionally between the remaining candidates.
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When it comes to relaxing beauty routines, lathering up in your bath (or shower — because some of us aren't so lucky) comes in first place.
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Further, the U.S. comes in first place in guns per capita, and has the highest firearm homicide rate of the most advanced countries in the world.
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Democrats have no "winner-take-all states" (where whoever comes in first place gets all that state's delegates) — instead, they allot delegates proportionally based on each contest's results.
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The maximum $153,000 prize can be won if a team comes in first place and performs at least 20% better than Tetlock's team, and no one else performs at all better.
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And while McBeth said both instructors made a lasting impression on him, he concludes that as far as the practice of law goes, Hillary Clinton comes in first, ahead of her husband.
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Not only would Rubio be symbolically humiliated by losing his home state, but Trump would pick up a massive delegate haul, since Florida allots all its 99 delegates to whoever comes in first place.
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Indeed, several polls — including one conducted by Vox and Morning Consult — show that Republican voters are inclined to believe that the person who comes in first place in the primaries should get the nomination.
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The swing states' dominance is a consequence of the fact that almost every state chooses to allot all its electoral votes to whoever comes in first place statewide, regardless of his or her margin of victory.
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They can choose a slot system, where diners are seated at 6pm, 8pm and 10pm, or they can opt for a flex system, where they take reservations as they're called in and build the night's reservations based off what comes in first.
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The proposal simply to award electoral votes to whoever comes in first does nothing at all to assure a genuine majoritarian choice, and it is easy to imagine a truly perverse result should we further fragment into multi-candidacies for the presidency.
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"What if it turns out that the Republican candidate comes in first, but doesn't get the majority of the vote, and California says, 'Wait, we don't see a reason why our electors should vote for the candidate who didn't get a majority,'" he said.
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Of all the social media platforms, Instagram ranks second in its power to influence purchasing decisions, according to a recent report by a leading market research group, and it has particular sway among young people and fashion shoppers (Facebook, with its broader overall reach, comes in first).
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According to an online poll sponsored by FairVote and conducted by YouGov, Biden comes in first in both a standard poll that asks voters to pick one presidential candidate, and a ranked-choice poll that's designed to suss out who a majority of people ultimately prefer. Sen.
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WHAT WE'RE READING The Washington Post fact checker calls Speaker Ryan's claims about Medicare 'false' (Washington Post) Paul Waldman looks at the possibility Republicans compromise on an ObamaCare replacement (Washington Post) FDA again rejects hepatitis B vaccine (Reuters) GSK comes in first in global ranking of drugmakers helping the poor (New York Times) IN THE STATES Nation's second-largest county approves soda tax, which is expected to bring in $85033 million in new revenues per year.
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Winter pelage comes in first on the rump and spreads caudad and ventrad.
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Maxwell, Colleen. "Spectacular Sparty: MSU's mascot comes in first place in collegiate competition ". State News. January 19, 2007.
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The challenge consists of pulling two boxing boxes side to side 1000 times. The team who comes in first wins immunity, and the team that comes in last place gains a two-pound disadvantage. Michael comes in first, and wins the immunity. Grey team comes in second, Red team comes in third, Orange team in fourth, John in fifth, Stephanie in sixth, Black in seventh, Yellow team in eighth(despite having immunity) and Pink team came in last, resulting in a two-pound disadvantage.
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Charteris, to cheer him, suggests that Julia is fascinated by him, but it is Grace who comes in first and retires with the doctor privately. Changing tactics, Charteris points them out to Julia, arousing her jealousy. The result is another quarrel between Julia and Grace, who threatens to have Julia expelled from the Club.
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His first success is Muniya (Aanchal Munjal), Shambhu's daughter who comes in first place at the board exam. Muniya's principal offers to send more students to Dr. Anand's school. Deepak and Sushant return to Dr. Anand and join forces, teaching at the ta school. The students fare much better at the exams than their classmates.
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One member of each team is selected as the team captain. The determining of the winning team consists of combining each of the team members’ individual finish times together and the team with the fastest cumulative time is the winner. The team that comes in first place will receive the first-place prize of $42,000 US.
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The contestant who comes in first place then chooses the order in which the members of that team will perform on their next episode. The contestants are given a different theme for every performance. As an "unstated rule," contestants may perform a "pop song" (English language song), as well as have a "wild card" (featured artist) in a performance only once throughout the competition.
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The group initially finds itself ill at ease among the other participants and the more affluent surroundings. However, their talent wins the day and Phiona comes in first place. The film then proceeds to trace the ups and downs of success at competitions and tournaments for Phiona and her fellow Pioneers. The struggles of life in Katwe are ever present and Phiona hopes that chess will provide a means of escape from Katwe for her and her family.
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Counting all degrees, Harvard University comes in first place in terms of the total number of billionaire alumni. If only bachelor's degrees are counted, the University of Pennsylvania comes in slightly ahead of Harvard, according to a 2014 report. Harvard also ranks first in the number of ultra high net worth alumni with assets greater than $30 million. Harvard's total number of ultra high net worth alumni is more than twice that of the next highest ranking institution, Stanford.
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The following year Frank DeFrancis purchased the racetrack from National Bank of Washington. The first thing DeFrancis did was change the name to Freestate Raceway. Before Freestates first meet under DeFrancis, he did a lot of work to track, including fixing up the grandstand, creating a driver's lounge, and promoting under the slogan "Where Fun Comes in First". After losing money for the first few years, DeFrancis persuaded the Maryland General Assembly to lower the tax on the track's handle.
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Gamblers awaiting the result of a horse race at the Hippodrome de Vincennes in Paris In North American racing, the three most common ways to bet money are to win, to place, and to show. A bet to win, sometimes called a "straight" bet, means staking money on the horse, and if it comes in first place, the bet is a winner. In a bet to place, you are betting on your horse to finish either first or second. A bet to show wins if the horse finishes first, second or third.
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White also makes amends with Julie by throwing her a quinceañera with help from the neighbors, though it goes wrong when Julie is taken out on "parade" and the group is attacked by street punks. Jim is offered a full-time position at Palo Alto, upsetting Thomas, who wanted to commit suicide. Cheryl implores him to continue to be there for the McFarland team and their friends in the neighborhood. The day of the state championships comes, and thanks to White's rigorous training and encouragement, McFarland comes in first, while White also turns down the Palo Alto position in favor of McFarland.
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The Save, used in season 25, is awarded in place of the Express Pass to the team that comes in first on the first leg, and allows the team holding it to avoid elimination once until the end of Leg 9. In the event that a team attempts to use it on a non-elimination leg, the Save is returned to them to use once more. The Save can also be given to another team to use if desired. The Save also appeared on season 26 as an unaired task, but it did not return again after season 27.
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He also tells Tris that the simulations that they are in are not real but just in their minds, which helps her break through her simulation. He along with others walk out on Tris, after she comes in first the second stage of initiation and when Peter accused her of manipulating others to believe her to be weak and then snatching the victory right under their noses. After Peter, Al and Drew's attack on Tris, he along with Christina reconcile with her and is shocked to hear about Al's involvement in the attack. He also constantly argues with Christina.
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The language of instruction at Ranwadi is English, although in informal settings, teachers and students mostly communicate in Bislama or their vernacular languages. Christianity is a major part of school life, with students attending twice-daily services in the chapel, in addition to other religious events such as Easter baptisms, which are held in the saltwater pool below the school. Helping students get to know Jesus is considered by many to be the school's number one priority. Ranwadi also places a heavy emphasis on sports, and regularly comes in first or second place at the PISSA Games (a provincial inter-school tournament).
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When the next day they enter Iantha in the swim meet, Connaught is naturally outraged to discover his star pupil will be going up against a mermaid. He raises every objection he can think of, only to be countered by Mark, who calmly citing and interpreting the rules of the swimming association with his legal expertise demonstrates there is in fact "nothing in the rules" to prevent Iantha from competing. And the mermaid performs more than creditably, winning the first race in a record eight seconds. The second has to be redone when Iantha accidentally rams another contestant who strayed from her lane, but she easily comes in first both times.
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A podium sweep is where a team or nation comes in first, second and third, such as at the Olympics, and wins all available medals, which are recognized by a podium ceremony. The word sweep is commonly used in North American sports such as baseball, basketball and ice hockey which have playoff or regular season series, to describe a situation where one team wins all the games in a series, for example, with a 4–0 victory in a best-of-seven series. The term is also used in a broader sense when a country, team or athlete wins all possible prizes in a competition. At the highest level, that would be when one nation wins all the medals in the Olympics.
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