The Amex Gold Card offers a clear path to coming out ahead.
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Florida's Democratic voters have a history of coming out ahead of election day.
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And in the face of so much adversity, some of these children are coming out ahead.
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"So even if they have to pull out of China, they're still coming out ahead," Cramer said.
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On Sunday, the U.S. men took back their gold medal, coming out ahead by just under 0.6 seconds.
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Kane and Petrovic had three separate fights, with the Sabres power forward coming out ahead on all three occasions.
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Some technologists are building protections against fingerprinting into some of their products, in the hopes of coming out ahead.
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When people don't use their timeshares often, "they're really not coming out ahead from a vacation standpoint," Hall said.
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In other words, it should come as little surprise that the banking industry is coming out ahead in all this.
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In the meantime, the Overwatch World Cup just completed its first round, with both Korea and Finland coming out ahead.
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In New Hampshire, he's averaging a 210-point lead, but polling has been volatile, with Sanders occasionally coming out ahead.
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But this is a different kind of platform war, one where all three have a legitimate chance of coming out ahead.
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Then you're really coming out ahead by earning rewards for the entire bill even though you're not paying for all of it.
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Mr. Mattis did not specify a date for the peace talks for fear of coming out ahead of a United Nations announcement.
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Even when you consider the cost of an annual Costco membership, which starts at $60 a year, you&aposre still coming out ahead.
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For the Chinese, Yan said, the feeling of coming out ahead produces a "skewed, misbegotten joy" that has become his mother's most intense pleasure.
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It too went five sets, with McEnroe coming out ahead 63–6 (7-4), 6–1, 6–7 (5-7), 5–7, 6–4.
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And with its latest round, Slack is still coming out ahead, as valuations for privately held companies have slipped alongside of publicly traded ones.
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Before that infamous Fashion Police segment even aired, Zendaya was coming out ahead on the 2015 Oscars red carpet on the sheer strength of her look.
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Also coming out ahead are independent contractors, ranging from engineers to marketers to caterers, who stand to benefit from a new 20 percent deduction of business income.
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Roku is coming out ahead because it's a neutral player in a market where competitors are pushing their own hardware, software, content marketplaces, and/or streaming services.
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This difference in what the benchmarks test resulted in some wildly different results with no one browser coming out ahead on our Android test device—a Nexus 6P.
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Dozens of companies are still working to get their rockets flying, and it's not yet clear which companies will end up coming out ahead in the burgeoning industry.
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Despite the expected market swings, those who stay the course stand a good chance of coming out ahead — if history is to be trusted, CLSA said in the report.
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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel was not shy about making the connection between Trump and Balderson coming out ahead before the counting of all absentee and provisional ballots.
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A dynamic analysis that looks at not just the raw delegate results of the night but also how they affect momentum in races going forward finds him coming out ahead.
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But given that Nest Aware costs $10 on its own and the T-Mobile backup runs for $5 per month, assuming you want both of those services, you're coming out ahead.
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Sanders has suggested that Medicare for All would end up reducing the amount the country spends on health care, which experts say isn't true -- though individual households might end up coming out ahead.
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Sanders has suggested that Medicare for All would end up reducing the amount the country spends on health care, which experts say isn't the case -- though individual households might end up coming out ahead.
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However, Bartsch argues that the market is unlikely to move dramatically in the case of the "no " camp coming out ahead in the referendum as that is currently widely regarded as the most likely outcome.
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Thursday's glimpse into the West Wing was revealing because it suggests that the President believes he is heading for victory in the shutdown even though most outside analysis and evidence suggests Pelosi is coming out ahead.
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While most Americans are paying less in taxes overall, many have been startled to find that their refunds have barely changed or are down -- making them feel like they lost, even if they're still coming out ahead.
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SS: But Bob, these CEOs are paying themselves more money than ever, with all kinds of surveys coming out ahead of this meeting, talking about the eight richest people in the world, equivalent wealth to the poorest half, etc.
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This poll went a step further, by testing Biden in head-to-head matchups against four other Democratic candidates — and showed him coming out ahead in each trial, although in each of the hypothetical contests, the majority of respondents weren't "definitely" for either candidate.
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But there are also plans to roll out a monthly subscription service for unlimited refills, at $19.99 per month per car, plus the cost of the gas — so I guess if you use the service three times in a month, you're coming out ahead.
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MOSCOW — Even before his plane touched down in Finland for a summit meeting with President Trump, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who was widely seen as coming out ahead at the meeting, had notched a victory in the air, the Estonian authorities say.
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If a six-year-old workstation can get you within shouting distance of a modern consumer-grade computer for a lower price, even with a little not-made-for-the-home weirdness, you're coming out ahead while wringing additional value from something that otherwise wouldn't be worth very much.
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DirecTV Now pulled in 200,000 subscribers during its first four weeks after launch, though AT&T hasn't yet provided more recent totals on its big push in streaming TV. The people who signed up for the limited time $35-for-over-100-channels deal are definitely still coming out ahead, but this isn't a bad bonus if you want to ditch cable and move to internet TV.
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The name of the organization in French is, '. The match was close with CJARC coming out ahead by a score of 4 - 3. In the women's final, Fadi beat BGSA 13 - 3. The domestic season again took place for 2013–2014.
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Following the 2011-2012 domestic season, they organized a men's and women's national club championship. The men's final saw Rouffignac go up against CJARC. The match was close with CJARC coming out ahead by a score of 4 - 3. In the women's final, Fadi beat BGSA 13 - 3.
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In general polling, Tancredo fared far worse than in straw polls. Early polls placed the candidate both above and below the 1% mark. However, in November 2007 he slightly moved up in polling, reaching the 2% mark and coming out ahead of his closest rival, Congressman Duncan Hunter of California. In a November 16 Gallup poll, Tancredo stood in seventh place at 2%, trailing Congressman Ron Paul of Texas by 3%.
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The bill however became law in the Bombay Presidency.Brown, D. Mackenzie (1961) Indian Political Thought from Ranade to Bhave, Los Angeles: University of California Press, p. 77. The two leaders also vied for the control of the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha and the founding of the Deccan Sabha by Gokhale in 1896 was the consequence of Tilak coming out ahead. Gokhale was deeply concerned with the future of Congress after the split in Surat.
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In 2012, following the reconfiguration of the Florida House of Representatives districts, Spano ran in the newly created 59th District, and faced Joe Wicker, Betty Jo Tompkins, and Mike Floyd in the Republican primary. He emerged victorious with 40% of the vote, with Wicker close behind having 38% of the vote. Spano ran in the general election against the Democratic nominee, Gail Gottlieb. Spano defeated Gottlieb with 51% of the vote, coming out ahead by 1,051 votes.
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The pit stops resulted in Mansell getting ahead of Senna with Alboreto third and Johansson fourth. Senna closed in on Mansell but after a battle the Briton in his better-suited Williams- Honda pulled away to win. Senna was second while the two Ferraris battled for third, Johansson eventually coming out ahead of Alboreto. Laffite was fifth with Prost salvaging one point for sixth place, driving a chassis that according to McLaren technical director John Barnard was badly bent from the accident at La Source and had to be written off after the race.
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Both set new fastest lap times over the next four laps. Webber pitted on lap 16, Massa on lap 17 and Räikkönen on lap 18, coming out ahead of Massa. Hamilton pitted on lap 19 and the team had a problem getting his front right tyre off, forcing him to stop for almost twenty seconds, and in the process he lost around twelve seconds to the Ferraris, meaning he came out behind Webber in 11th. Räikkönen took the lead for the first time when Kubica pitted on lap 21.
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24, 2009 Owasso City,Tulsa World, Owasso gets high mark for openness, January 9, 2010 CarbondaleICMA News Briefing, Sam Adams Alliance Praises Carbondale, Illinois, Website As Model Of Openness, March 16, 2009 and Anderson County.Independent Mail, Openness is Anderson’s message at convention, July 29, 2009 School districts in Florida including St. Johns, St. Lucie Public Schools, and School District of Palm Beach County upgraded their websites to address Florida Sunshine Laws as well as to receive perfect grades contributing to Florida coming out ahead in 2012. Sunshine Review was credited with inspiring Cook County, Illinois to post its checkbook register online.Civic Federation, Cook County’s New Online Check Register Gives Public Access to County Spending Records, Feb.
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After releasing Wild Youth in January 2016, Steve Angello announced on his final BBC Radio 1 Residency show in December 2016 that he will be putting out a new solo album in 2017, which he mentioned was "almost done". In his Coachella 2017 performance on April, Angello played multiple singles from the album, although no official release date was confirmed at that time. The album's release was postponed to the next year following Angello's Tweets on Twitter, where he announced a "100% chance" that the album was coming out ahead of 2018. On 4 August 2017, Angello released the first installment of the album in a form of an EP titled Genesis containing singles "Breaking Kind" and "Rejoice".
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Lacey later became a major character when she ran as the Republican candidate for a seat in the United States House of Representatives in the mid-1970s, serving a district comprising the San Francisco Bay Area. Her opponents in the election were Virginia "Ginny" Slade, who ran as an independent, and the incumbent, Congressman Ventura, the Democratic nominee. For a while the race was close, but with Lacey and Ginny fighting over votes, their mutual opponent (whom they both found to be highly immoral) was unifying his support and coming out ahead. Deciding that anything was better than having him win, and that Lacey was more qualified than herself, Ginny dropped out of the race and supported Lacey, who won.
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In June 1997 at Le Tournoi, cries of "Resign!" could be heard from the stadium as the French team finished third behind England and Brazil, only coming out ahead of Italy by virtue of goal difference. The press continued to criticise Jacquet. The media's distrust of Jacquet reached fever pitch in May 1998 when, instead of a list of 22 players meant to play in the World Cup, Jacquet gave a list of 28 players, causing the sports daily L'Équipe to write an editorial arguing that Jacquet was not the right man to lead the French team to victory. However, all that changed when the team began to play in the play-off rounds for the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
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On February 6, 1955, an important game in the history of the derby was held at the Pacaembu Stadium, as the match was worth the title of the 1954 Paulista Football Championship and was part of the celebrations of the fourth centenary of the city of São Paulo, which was founded in 1554. The draw was enough for Corinthians to win the title. For Palmeiras, it was necessary to defeat the rival and hope for a new blackout setback in the last round, against São Paulo. The alvinegro did what he needed, coming out ahead, with a goal from Luizinho in the first half, at ten minutes. After Palmeiras, dressed in blue shirts, equalized the score with a Nei goal, seven minutes into the second half, the alvinegro held the tie by 1 to 1 and celebrated the important achievement.
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The division-rival Braves defeated the Cleveland Indians in the 1995 World Series; on the way to doing so, they left the rest of the division behind them. The Mets and Phillies finished in second and third places in the division, respectively, with identical 69–75 records; the Braves were the only National League East team to finish above .500. The Mets and Phillies staged a close battle for second place, with New York coming out ahead, taking 7 victories from the 13-game season series. Both the Mets and Phillies finished near the bottom of the division in 1996: the Mets ended the season in fourth place, with a 71–91 record, while the Phillies finished last (67–95). The Mets took a second consecutive close season series from the Phillies, with an identical 7–6 record to the prior year. The 1997 Mets improved to 88–74, but that record was only good for third place in the division, as the Braves finished with 101 wins and the Marlins, with a record of 92–70, took the National League wild card and won the 1997 World Series.
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