China's rise to dominance is predicated on stability until that dominance is achieved.
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After fiscal dominance over monetary policy, are we looking at fiscal dominance over banking regulation?
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You think about it ... Then you have Apple over here with their dominance, Amazon with their dominance.
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The danger comes from the aim of dominance, not the particular way in which dominance is sought.
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Colbert worried about the dominance of Venetian glassmakers; Mr Xi worries about the dominance of American chipmakers.
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What the market hasn't priced in is a generational struggle with China for dominance, and particularly tech dominance.
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Perhaps that's why Premier Li insisted that China won't seek dominance -- in time, dominance will come to China.
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The thinking is that if you can achieve dominance in orbit, you will always have dominance on terrestrial battlefields.
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The overall style is not so much focused on proving Wayne's dominance as it is self-assuredly basking in that dominance.
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At the same time, we've replaced the dominance of telecom operators with the dominance of web platforms like Google and Facebook.
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That seems important, because their perspective on politics seems fairly unique; they're not advocating for their own dominance, but for nobody's dominance.
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American dominance in 5G technology will offer a benign alternative and is an additional reason for achieving U.S. dominance in the field.
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It will focus "on Facebook's dominance in the industry and the potential anticompetitive conduct stemming from that dominance," according to the release.
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" "Google's discrimination against our campaign reveals the danger of their dominance & how the dominance of big tech over public discourse threatens core American values.
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The problem is that software is often a winner-take-most market — think about Microsoft's dominance of PC software or Google's dominance of search.
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In this view, American dominance promotes peace and makes the world safe for democracy — allowing that dominance to wane thus risks inviting chaos and tyranny.
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But through PPA, and other measures like it, we can measure Curry's dominance, then compare that dominance to Jordan's and David Robinson's and everyone else's.
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It combined a desire for American global dominance, imposed by force, with an almost messianic belief that this dominance would naturally sow freedom and democracy.
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With Xi's rise, the United States faces a leader who has a grand strategy of Chinese dominance, though he says China won't seek global economic dominance.
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Sexual abuse occurs when the illusion of power and dominance corrupts one's sexuality and inflicts the result onto someone else in acts of violence or dominance.
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His party's base does appear at times gleeful at expressions of male dominance, and they often seem fired up with rage when women challenge that dominance.
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The European Commission is also considering whether Google abused Android's dominance in the mobile operating system or the dominance of AdSense in the online ad market.
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Or maybe the Donald Trump — someone bombastically invested in his own dominance and success, and who promises others similar dominance and success if they follow him.
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Holden doesn't want to show sexual dominance — no, he would rather be submissive to prove he's not a bad guy — instead, Holden is looking for career dominance.
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When Iowans go to caucus on February 1, we'll get our first real indication about whether Trump can translate his dominance in polls into dominance in actual votes.
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Not only that, but scientists frequently use different definitions of dominance in their studies, and use different measures and statistical techniques to detect levels of dominance within a group.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOMINANCE: President Trump brought his "energy dominance" pitch to the Department of Energy's headquarters Thursday, along with some actions aimed at boosting nuclear energy and fossil fuels.
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It may be about dominance Detroit sex therapist Russell Stambaugh explained that sending pictures of private parts is a combination of seeking acceptance and intimacy, bragging and dominance-seeking.
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Similarly, Chinese dominance in 5G will enable Baidu, Ali Baba and Tencent (BATs) to gain dominance as they build the apps, services and business models for IoT and smart cities.
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There was Katie Ledecky's dominance of scale, as she finished races pool-lengths ahead of the competition; Simone Biles' dominance of breadth, as she took gold in three individual events and one group event; and Usain Bolt's dominance of ease, as he grinned and goofed while crossing finish lines in first place.
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It is how Facebook has been allowed to preserve its dominance by acquiring WhatsApp and Instagram — two emerging potential rivals that were swallowed before they could challenge the Google/Facebook dominance.
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And in Denmark's case globalization seems to have been equalizing, both politically and economically: instead of fostering dominance by foreign corporations or domestic landowners, it led to dominance by rural cooperatives.
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Growth continues dominance over value ** Financials drop 2.7 pct.
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Amazon Prime is the key to Amazon's dominance — period.
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I had always associated metal with dominance over me—like my older brother's dominance over me was symbolized by metal—so as the younger brother, I had a built-in distaste for it.
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And it was hard not to be struck on Monday morning by the sheer dominance of the streaming giants — dominance that is only set to grow as the streaming landscape becomes more competitive.
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Now, new rivals seeking to challenge Nielsen's dominance have emerged.
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Jimenez continued Detroit's pitching dominance by striking out the side.
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But the dominance of Nivarox may about to be unwound.
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Mastery of the medium is the key to political dominance.
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But, sorry fellas, dominance doesn't necessarily translate to good looks.
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This sustained run of dominance is impressive for two reasons.
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It has a lot o do with sovereignty and dominance.
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The tech looks to be on track eventual dominance anyway.
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Is the current race for wearable dominance really so different?
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China is making a play for dominance in the Pacific.
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It will be about efficiency, business acumen, and brand dominance.
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Some observers refer to this as Trump's "energy dominance" agenda.
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Democrats' financial dominance has major implications for GOP candidate recruitment.
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That was when headlines breathlessly praised Scandal's dominance on Twitter.
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And even in the 21st century its dominance remains entrenched.
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And you only achieve dominance through Muay Thai, not swinging.
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Amazon's AWS and advertising businesses are fueling its retail dominance.
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What might be the future effects of their market dominance?
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Given AWS' dominance in the marketplace, that made perfect sense.
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Other cracks in Spotify's dominance are starting to show, too.
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But it represents the latest challenge to their market dominance.
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Their dominance has ruined the economic moats of many industries.
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Argentina's rocky financial history makes the dollar's dominance there unsurprising.
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In Sudan's chaos, Hemeti is working to solidify his dominance.
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But white evangelicals, too, have found their demographic dominance waning.
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This dominance partly explains why the referendums are going ahead.
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His job was made easier by Labour's dominance in Wales.
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Worldwide data from App Annie points to Facebook's dominance today.
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Clinton's dominance of the black vote is no foregone conclusion.
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Critics call the monument a crude gesture of Russian dominance.
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At home, the tech giants prompt worries about their dominance.
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Both platforms benefit from "network effects" that reinforce their dominance.
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But the popularity and continued dominance of streaming is strong.
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They also mercifully helped kill RealPlayer's dominance over streaming video.
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Carter's boastfulness and unfathomable dominance stood in contrast to that.
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Wilson helps Seahawks maintain dominance over 49ers SANTA CLARA, Calif.
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Their dominance of their respective events has been almost absolute.
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Here are five reasons why UConn's dominance is incredible. 1.
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Google, Microsoft and Apple are battling for dominance in classrooms.
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This year, it's continuing to exude its stock market dominance.
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Amazon's dominance continues to impress and Wall Street is cheering.
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It then manipulates those relationships in order to achieve dominance.
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"This study shows conspicuous male dominance in genomics," Milojevic said.
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But will the partnership upset America's dominance in the region?
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This is about men feeling as though they've lost dominance.
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Kyrgios should be challenging the dominance of the Big Three.
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There will always be room for Intel's dominance to persist.
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RIVALS CHALLENGE DOMINANCE McDonald's shares roughly doubled during Easterbrook's tenure.
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The election ended decades of political dominance by black Trinidadians.
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That victory doesn't challenge Clinton dominance in the delegate race.
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Sinocentric dominance was not sought to be territorial, but cultural.
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Taking the easy route perpetuates male dominance over power structures.
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New players could challenge the dominance of today's tech giants
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China and others are actively and directly challenging our dominance.
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Christian dominance; these "false Christian" traders from another land were
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Now, President Donald Trump has a different goal: energy dominance.
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In substance, energy independence and dominance are not so different.
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Facebook and Google's dominance in online advertising continues to swell.
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States and others are increasingly alarmed by China's dominance. In
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But Tinder's dominance could be a trend that doesn't last.
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The companies chipped away at Medtronic's dominance over the years.
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Amazon's angling for government handouts flows directly from its dominance.
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Europe's GDPR privacy regulations backfired, reinforcing Google and Facebook's dominance.
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Climate certainly plays a role in the Andean nations' dominance.
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The dominance produced by Lomachenko proved too much for Walters.
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As Chrissie says, dominance can be the softest of things.
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That said, U.S. dominance in global IPOs isn't going away.
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The Warriors' dominance last season made the league look lopsided.
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They battle for dominance on the streets and on smartphones.
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But if anything, it propelled Summer's dominance of pop music.
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European regulators have expressed concerns about Apple's dominance in music.
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But the commercial dominance of painting has produced a reaction.
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It's about authority, asserting dominance, and taking a leadership role.
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Male dominance actually requires a pretty delicate balance, Glick said.
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That outcome has already cemented his dominance in Italy's politics.
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They like their dominance, and won't easily give it up.
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That is not to suggest American military dominance is absolute.
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"Believe me, that was legit," he said of Paxton's dominance.
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Labor market demand largely explains the dominance of computing offerings.
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Escalation dominance is not a simple measure of raw power.
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The Japanese have chafed at French dominance of the partnership.
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Chip designers using Arm technology want to challenge Intel's dominance.
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He accused Iran of coveting dominance of the Muslim world.
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A white ethnic majority that is losing its demographic dominance.
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What comes more naturally is dominance of the Big 12.
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This religious dominance strongly affects the culture's customs and norms.
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The United States enjoyed uncontested dominance in space until recently.
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The enduring dominance of some tech hubs is somewhat counterintuitive.
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It ultimately didn't matter with their dominance of the lane.
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It will now try to pursue the same dominance overseas.
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Animals were sedated, anesthetized or motivated with fear and dominance.
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Trump also establishes dominance by patting Abe on the hand.
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That would be bad for consumers while reinforcing Amazon's dominance.
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Some experts predict the dollar's days of dominance are numbered.
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Could Moyá ever have imagined the dominance that would come?
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Another place where losing and winning affects future behavior is in dominance hierarchies, where individuals who have repeated aggressive interactions eventually form a dominance relationship such that they typically rarely engage in actual fighting.
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"Through lynching, Southern white communities asserted their racial dominance over the region's political and economic resources -- a dominance first achieved through slavery would now be restored through blood and terror," the EJI report states.
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The dizzying cascade of late-season outrages this cycle can be interpreted as a consequence of Republican dominance of the legislature, and the expectation that Republicans will maintain that dominance in 2017 and beyond.
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Yet according to Ms Mutz, members of this demographic favour Mr Trump because they felt their old dominance was threatened, and pined for a time when America's dominance was indisputable—economically, militarily, culturally and politically.
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An opportunity to show empathy, not dominance, is thus repeatedly wasted.
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It's really a big F-U to the masculine, systematic dominance.
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The dominance of companies like Purdue and Tyson is truly astounding.
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The electoral battle for redistricting dominance isn't a one-off contest.
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Kremlin officials acknowledge that Putin's dominance could turn people off voting.
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First, Trump established dominance like no other insurgent candidate ever has.
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Only Google rivals Facebook when it comes to digital advertising dominance.
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Also, power and dominance plays a part within the suit fetish.
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These dominance relationships can be stable for long periods of time.
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GOP hopes to continue party dominance in Florida governor&aposs race .
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But Amazon's dominance in e-commerce could give it an edge.
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Both states oppose American dominance of the post Cold War order.
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Clinton's dominance in the endorsement primary certainly clarifies her establishment credentials.
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Hence, GOP dominance, especially in House races these past few decades.
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It's not clear if Google's advertising business will sustain its dominance.
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What looks obvious now — Amazon's dominance — was not so back then.
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He might simply have switched one type of dominance for another.
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If history is any guide, that dominance won't last very long.
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Its dominance following Soviet communism's collapse decayed into laziness and complacency.
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Here's how the group achieved its dominance of the criminal underworld.
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It was Big Bang that underpinned London's dominance of European finance.
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Sometimes the shift from public to private dominance occurs through divestments.
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They're meant to show some kind of bullshit alpha male dominance.
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Most of that revenue stems from Facebook's dominance in mobile advertising.
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Dominance of the electromagnetic spectrum will become more and more important.
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That is because the corollary of dollar dominance is dollar dependence.
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Dominance and prestige are two ways to acquire high social status.
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The grammatical dominance of the masculine in French frequently creates conflict.
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It is possible that the big firms' dominance will be transitory.
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More importantly, Wal-Mart is desperate to crack Amazon's online dominance.
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Yet the BJP seems to be marching towards single-party dominance.
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Some experts feel that the idea of "energy dominance" sounds imperialistic.
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He has also complained about the dominance of digital in theaters.
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Below are three industries in which China is currently displaying dominance.
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It is an upheaval that threatens London's dominance of global finance.
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The company also disagrees with the German regulators' finding of dominance.
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Age doesn't appear to be a significant factor in determining dominance.
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The result maintained India's dominance over their rival at major competitions.
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His recent book is one of several that examine their dominance.
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In recent weeks, Fox News' dominance in the ratings has slipped.
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In response to Perault's apparent ignorance of Facebook's market dominance, Rep.
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It can be used during dominance and humiliation play, Knight says.
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But after day two, AlphaGo's dominance took on a darker tone.
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In this lull, anything less than dominance scans as a disappointment.
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Tonight, that means engaging in his need for masculine sexual dominance.
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It will give MindGeek even more dominance in the adult industry.
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Is dominance politics compatible with the Dirtbag Left's putative political vision?
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But FaceID and talking emoji pale in comparison to Google's dominance.
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Throughout the season, Laurel was integral to Dom and Wendell's dominance.
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Plus: India's powerhouse Reliance is building a war chest for dominance.
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But Audible's particular success is largely tied to Amazon's market dominance.
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Day's dominance here seemed to steal the swagger from Spieth's step.
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The president spent the past year touting his "energy dominance" agenda.
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The Clippers re-asserted their dominance in the rivalry quickly Saturday.
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RIVALS CHALLENGE DOMINANCE McDonald's shares more than doubled during Easterbrook's tenure.
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Pence cited the need to preserve the America's dominance in space.
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Even with its market dominance, AWS is still recording explosive growth.
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" Ledgett also raised concerns about what military strategists call "escalation dominance.
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"I guess I didn't expect it," Busch said of his dominance.
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Not everyone there is pleased about Iran's encroaching dominance, or Russia's.
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The era of fossil fuel dominance will come to a close.
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But to maintain his sporting dominance, he has to eat right.
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He cited the need to preserve the America's dominance in space.
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The redistricting battles in North Carolina predate the Republicans' legislative dominance.
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The Pistons dominance and popularity began when McDermott arrived in 1941.
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Players collect cards, build decks, and challenge people online for dominance.
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The dominance shown by Libratus certainly seems to be beyond doubt.
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Amazon's dominance has exhibited how network effects can be self-reinforcing.
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Western Conference dominance is a principle as well established as gravity.
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Still, Tanaka has also shown signs of dominance in each season.
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Despite the Canadian's dominance, Zajc was inexplicably awarded the points victory.
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The dominance and intimacy and that whole opportunity for eye contact.
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"Longevity and dominance; they showed that," Federer said of the sisters.
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It was, in essence, rewarding Amazon by surrendering to its dominance.
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The dominance of intellectual-property firms is not a global phenomenon.
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Fraternity, dominance, adamance, certitude — these are the commandments of male identity.
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Here's why Amazon's retail dominance won't be disrupted by the ruling.
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The biggest threat to reaching a position of dominance is predation.
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If you're outside of Asia, it's easy to miss Tencent's dominance.
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And in bear language, that steadfastness is a sign of dominance.
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But Sinclair's route to national TV dominance will take more searching.
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We need to better communicate what Chinese dominance of 5G means.
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But does this mean Democratic dominance is baked in the cake?
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I had to show dominance and sprint from the get-go.
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It also marked a full year of absurd regular-season dominance.
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And Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, wants that dominance to grow.
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And Google's route to dominance is different from the Bell System's.
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It would be the starkest symbol of their dominance this season.
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" A big challenge, he said, is that Moscow likes "escalation dominance.
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"This protest was a stand against US political dominance," he said.
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In many parts of America, Walmart's dominance is far more pronounced.
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The United States is engaged in something I call escalation dominance.
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Nebraska's dominance, unparalleled in the sport, belies what Straub considers unassailable.
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Sex has always been tied up with power, dominance and control.
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They've maintained their dominance through a lack of regulation and oversight.
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There's a good reason: Disney's dominance is both impressive and terrifying.
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The result continued Winnipeg's recent dominance over its Central Division rivals.
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The surest evidence of Trump's dominance is on the campaign trail.
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It teaches boys to suppress vulnerability, and harness aggression and dominance.
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Now, dominance is coming to be seen as a potential liability.
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The monoculture's fetishization of "jointness" has damaged American dominance in space.
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It has diminished America's ability to regain its dominance in space.
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First, America has to give up its pursuit of global dominance.
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What is even more stunning is Bloomberg's dominance of the airwaves.
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STEIN: And remember this: dominance--well, it's not there to erode.
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And Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, wants that dominance to grow.
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This trend to higher profitability and market dominance can cause problems.
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Some worry that could threaten American dominance of the tech industry.
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"Energy dominance" has been the theme of the Energy Week events.
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More companies trying to challenge Apple's dominance in the wearables industry
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Winning today doesn't mean you've established an unassailable, decades-long dominance.
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The list testifies to America's dominance of the global military marketplace.
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Now ownage communicates dominance, but it also belies an underlying impotence.
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OL dominance of the local industry and look for more acquisitions.
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Maryland's dominance on the boards followed major changes to the frontcourt.
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Another plan calls for China to achieve dominance in artificial intelligence.
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Go deeper: Amazon, Google and Facebook battle for smart speaker dominance
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The right, its dark predictions vindicated, began its return to dominance.
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How do expressions of power, dominance and vulnerability permeate our experience?
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Not quite Kevin Durant-level child dominance ... but still ... freakin' awesome.
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Name recognition is one plausible explanation for Biden and Sanders's dominance.
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Many Indonesians from outside Java resent Java's political and economic dominance.
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But they have worked to promote American dominance—and the dominance of American ideals intimately intertwined with a largely U.S.-led world order—much more than they would have without the neoconservative impulse and associated attitudes.
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LONDON DOMINANCE The survey also showed the United Kingdom extending its dominance of the FX trading industry, defying sceptics who had predicted Britain's 212 referendum vote to leave the European Union would damage London's financial services sector.
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The splinters are jagged ones, with rival militias continually scrambling for dominance.
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Go deeper ... Report: U.S. is underestimating Putin's "grand strategy" for Russian dominance
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"Putin is showing a desire for dominance," said a senior NATO diplomat.
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China's Qin Shi Huang takes advantage of another path to cultural dominance.
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"You see dominance across many species, including many other primates," he said.
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Clearnet business - but its dominance has been called into question by Brexit.
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They have an unchallenged dominance over internet advertising, even better than Facebook.
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Yahoo (1994)The era of Yahoo's dominance was a more innocent time.
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Google's dominance in search and news give it tremendous power over publishers.
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But events in recent months demonstrate how tenuous that dominance still is.
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Those same companies also enjoy a fast-growing dominance over beef imports.
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Alabama was equally impressive considering the Tide's dominance at defending the run.
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Such Democratic dominance of national politics seems unlikely in the foreseeable future.
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Animals can have many reasons for aggression: food, territory, mates, social dominance.
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O) and dominance from larger rivals such as Kohls, Walmart Inc (WMT.
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Anyone seeking ways Facebook abuses its dominance will lose a talking point.
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Venus Williams is best known for her dominance on the tennis court.
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In a world where Silicon Valley is coming into dominance, Oracle v.
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But those tools have not impacted Google's dominance in the advertising space.
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Multiple ex-Facebook insiders have criticized the company's dominance and business model.
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New Hampshire is also a regional battle for dominance in New England.
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Walmart has struggled to make a significant dent in Amazon's ecommerce dominance.
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Nevertheless, the firm's dominance in the mobility market appears to be unrivalled.
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All around me, the distant past fought the near past for dominance.
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It could sweep away a decades-old Republican dominance of this area.
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The effectiveness of U.S. sanctions is increased by the dollar's global dominance.
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As he does domestically, Xi wants dominance abroad, certainly in East Asia.
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But can the West's democracy survive the decline of Western global dominance?
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Nevertheless HTS' recent dominance in Idlib has caused alarm among U.S. officials.
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California, New York and Boston don't appear to be losing their dominance.
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Doctors have likened its brand dominance in schools to that of Kleenex.
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In the House, Democrats last year consolidated their dominance in urban areas.
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The Stars and Stripes' historical dominance has been built on mass participation.
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But that means you can get these massive egos battling for dominance.
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Their dominance has gutted the financial health of publishers and music companies.
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The companies still have important things in common: dominance, scale and growth.
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But dreams of dominance are running into the realities of energy markets.
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The dominance of Europe's established carriers is not down to state backing.
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Amazon's growing dominance in commerce brings with it plenty of collateral damage.
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If successful, Facebook could threaten GrubHub's dominance in the food delivery business.
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DBS's market dominance was essential to forging these relationships, says Mr Gupta.
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I was formally diagnosed with estrogen dominance and low progesterone in 2016.
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Being a man, and especially being a successful man, hinges on dominance.
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When it became about software, Silicon Valley rose to prominence, arguably dominance.
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The first step is to achieve what the Chinese call "information dominance".
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What I would say is we can't take our dominance for granted.
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And Google's existing dominance in software might draw the attention of regulators.
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But Apple's dominance changed suddenly as more people began streaming music online.
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It all helped the euro reassert its recent dominance over the dollar.
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But Tuesday's new feature challenges the dominance of PayPal's Venmo in mobile.
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Like Kraft, Goldman re-established its dominance in its field, Lowery said.
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Additional laws could have the unintended effect of cementing big companies' dominance.
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Such dominance is a characteristic of today's winner-takes-all web businesses.
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The forecast for Disney's continued box office dominance looks great right now.
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And that, said analyst Peterson, is triggering "a war" for market dominance.
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And a breakdown of first-quarter revenue shows the dominance of trading.
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Google has also faced criticism for allegedly abusing its dominance in advertising.
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I also had no scale, little cash flow, and no market dominance.
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Cost-effective hydroelectricity and computing infrastructure are driving China's bitcoin mining dominance.
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When someone gets market dominance, how then they start to destroy competition.
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Lynn's Open Markets team has been critical of tech giants' growing dominance.
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Democrats' ability to cut into that dominance will be a true test.
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Fearful of the iPad's potential dominance, tech companies rushed to produce tablets.
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Amazon's growing dominance in cloud is meaningful for a couple of reasons.
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It would also help Facebook chip away at YouTube's dominance in video.
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Chechen dominance extends beyond culture and security into tax and budget policies.
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Yet their positions of dominance and their strategies are becoming remarkably similar.
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These companies have translated vast scale into market dominance and soaring revenues.
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In this way it has cemented the dominance of its search engine.
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But I'm not sure we've seen the optimal dominance of Stephen Strasburg.
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However, over the years, China has increasingly asserted dominance over Hong Kong.
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They had the credibility, the cosigns and the chart dominance to match.
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Margaret knows, as Michael Corleone does, that gaining dominance of a situation
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That made controlling it essential for both military dominance and agricultural production.
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"You see dominance across many species, including many other primates," he said.
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But Clinton can't seem to break into the space of true dominance.
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S. 10th Fleet and as Director of Warfare Integration for Information Dominance.
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Additionally, a deal could represent a threat to Netflix's dominance, he said.
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The accusations involve Google abusing its dominance in search, advertising and Android.
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And they are focused to win the race on global economic dominance.
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What was more important to Republican political dominance: gerrymandering or conservative media?
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Beijing harbors no design to rival the United States for global dominance.
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But Mnuchin also suffered personal losses from Amazon's dominance of U.S. commerce.
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But for Generation Z, the dominance of the iPhone is even starker.
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Mismatched boxers often reach a tacit agreement, like animals fighting for dominance.
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The global fertilizer companies are acting as if their dominance will continue.
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It appeared that Mr. Trump was trying to exert dominance over Mrs.
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The fans in Minnesota did not react kindly to the pair's dominance.
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" At school, "Leticia had the upper hand; proper dominance was turned around.
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Bonds earned his mark in truly unique fashion: through pure psychological dominance.
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Amazon's voice assistant dominance seems to be living on borrowed time, however.
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The entire game is predicated on the dominance of the Chiron Corporation.
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And, will this commoditize the OS dominance we see in smartphones today?
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For Google, most of its acquisitions helped scale its ad-serving dominance.
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That data dominance has helped Facebook make billions upon billions of dollars.
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The populist Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr now openly opposes Iranian dominance.
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The United States is trying to derail China's dominance by punishing Beijing.
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Longer term, might this erode American dominance of the international trade system?
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He maintains for them the fantasy of social dominance and cultural superiority.
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Other countries have long chafed at the dollar's dominance in global finance.
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They were possibly a social signal, a sign of strength and dominance.
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That's dominance, and that's what voters want in a Hall of Famer.
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DealBook Huawei is the top threat to American dominance in wireless technology.
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It could be an advantage for how they see dominance and power.
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If they don't, Facebook's dominance of the internet economy will only increase.
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He was dismissed as finished, his years of dominance fading into memory.
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They need women to actually like them and not resent their dominance.
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The dominance of American investigators reflects the conflicted state of European enforcement.
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But Amazon has a long way to go in denting Walmart's dominance.
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In a strange way, the social network's troubles only underscored its dominance.
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Meanwhile, Litchfield's prisoners rush to establish dominance in this brand new order.
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The lifting of sanctions could hand China a new realm of dominance.
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But if that dominance continues, one thing is expected to be different.
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Trump views the world in terms of zero-sum conflict, dominance vs.
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However, the dominance of the big players makes this difficult and unlikely.
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This gave their facial appearance an aggressive look, which helped establish dominance.
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But Harden's dominance was not the sole cause of the Knicks' problems.
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The Iranians, after all, fight to secure Shia dominance, not power-sharing.
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Can other countries besides the United States claim energy dominance these days?
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He is happy to assert his dominance and pick up the check.
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The US is considering a number of approaches to combat Huawei's dominance.
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By the 1990s, however, Sears's dominance of the retail landscape had ended.
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Candidates have already begun attacking their rivals in a bid for dominance.
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It's American/global dominance area, and there aren't that many of those.
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Despite the pounding, Tanaka flashed signs of dominance while striking out 10.
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Given the dominance of China's CRRC, staying single was not an option.
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Despite brief flashes of dominance, Harvey has struggled through command this season.
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" She continued, "So many people are finally getting tired of the dominance.
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Facebook's extraordinary dominance in Myanmar began taking root around the same time.
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"The relationships become about status-seeking, and dominance, and success," he said.
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The United States' military dominance is based on our leadership in space.
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However, this was not the case in people with strong eye dominance.
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"Sometimes, the dominance is aggressive in style, though usually not," he said.
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But despite its current dominance, the business almost didn't survive its infancy.
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Each year of the last 10 years is punctuated by Disney's dominance.
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He noted that China previously sought dominance in solar panels and succeeded.
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The countries already compete for technological dominance across internet services and applications.
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But that dominance mirrors the way soccer is drowning out other sports.
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Let's modify the conversation and start talking about North American energy dominance.
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Despite Amazon&aposs dominance, however, those competitors have found ways to grow.
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Given YouTube's sheer dominance, this is going to be an uphill battle.
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That's of course due partly to Trump's dominance of the Republican Party.
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Given his dominance in the paint, that may be all he needs.
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The token's market dominance stood at about 40 percent as of Wednesday.
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With the increasing dominance of the Big Five, it's harder than ever.
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One story I'll tackle soon is the dominance of the 12 steps.
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Escalation dominance shapes the psychological geography of international relations and world order.
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And given their current dominance, they have nowhere to go but down.
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Kundla's teams lost their dominance in the late 1950s, following Mikan's retirement.
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And for a guy who loves narratives of dominance, that won't stand.
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The dominance of the dollar has made such limits easier to enforce.
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And then the Trump administration took office, with its "Energy Dominance" agenda.
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Go deeper: China's dominance in drug manufacturing is a national security issue
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At the same time, Warner's dominance at the box office has dissipated.
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McDonald's subtle gesture seems to criticize white dominance rather than endorse it.
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After all, Fallon's dominance is unlike any other part of NBC's schedule.
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Particularly when you're female, dominance is not seen as a good thing.
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Yet, altering the list also happens to be Holden's own show of dominance.
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The site popularized image-focused social sharing, paving the way for Instagram's dominance.
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Facebook started on Harvard and expanded to other campuses to now global dominance.
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The LDP's long dominance has also kept politics a pursuit for old men.
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Bear 856 may eventually cede supreme dominance to bear 68, or someone else.
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The plugin addresses a small but important part of Google's overall search dominance.
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And in 20173, the Federal Highway Administration was built, solidifying the automobile's dominance.
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But the two companies' combined dominance is a self-perpetuating fact of life.
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Her pop dominance has been steadfast – asserted, again, through ninth studio album Glory.
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That could cast a shadow over U.S. President Donald Trump's energy dominance ambitions.
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It's the Battle of the National Anthem Dominance between the US and Canada.
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Asked about Biden's continued dominance in the polls, Weigl said she wasn't surprised.
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The Republican Party's dominance right now may be another sign of its robustness.
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Climate change's unusual dominance in the primary could still fade by next fall.
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The dominance of a few big firms in mining worries many crypto fans.
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Most came from men, a reflection of male dominance across the tech industry.
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Their media advertising , content and distribution dominance will be a defense at trial.
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The media is still dotted with occasional reminders of Hilton's one-time dominance.
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Together, their votes helped usher in an era of near-total Republican dominance.
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The research studies the geographical reach of leading players to measure their dominance.
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Biden spent his formative years in politics during an era of conservative dominance.
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At the height of America's dominance, this point sat in the north Atlantic.
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Monsanto's dominance has also contributed to diminishing biodiversity in large-scale agricultural production.
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Baidu's decade-long dominance has shaped the web-surfing habits of young Chinese.
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The state's total media dominance has made it easy to establish this narrative.
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DOE computing capabilities will be critical to securing America's dominance in artificial intelligence.
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Other concerns could arise, however, like clean tech dominance by countries like China.
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Perry has been a leading advocate for President Donald Trump's "energy dominance" agenda.
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Detroit also had a 24-243 rebounding advantage, mainly due to Drummond's dominance.
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One thing that does seem constant, though, is the dominance of fast food.
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Bitcoin's dominance of the market now stands at over 60%, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Instead it's been able to pay to maintain and extend its category dominance.
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During the peak of Standard Oil's dominance, he said, consumers saw lower prices.
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Even then, the stories of his physical dominance are legion, and jaw-dropping.
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And then reason gained dominance over religion, and that had similarly unfortunate effects.
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Once there, multiple lineages of mutants competed for dominance within the same space.
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If it can make the changes, Facebook's dominance over messaging would probably increase.
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Brazil's dominance of the coffee supply has extended to currency markets as well.
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Perhaps Guareschi's choice reflects an interest in critiquing American dominance of global affairs.
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Its dominance in the genetic sequencing market was the cause of its decline.
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Given Mr Dhlakama's dominance over Renamo, it is unclear when negotiations will restart.
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For ExxonMobil, the project is part of a bid to reassert its dominance.
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What does Google's dominance with search have to do with a web browser?
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I don't see what dislodges their dominance, at least not in our lifetimes.
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Using a slogan favoured by President Donald Trump, he talks of "energy dominance".
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Democrats worry their problems go way beyond conservative dominance on Twitter or Reddit.
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It's also continued the dominance of Marvel's characters in the superhero movie realm.
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But China is the big threat to America&aposs dominance militarily and economically.
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All these moves have served to assert its dominance, while provoking other groups.
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Qualcomm argued during the trial that it achieved market dominance through technological leadership.
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What does being on the left or right have to do with dominance?
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This was especially important in China given the growing dominance of online shopping.
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You can see the dominance of the bull narrative in the trading action.
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Whether to protect their dominance or avoid hardship, most countries revert to protectionism.
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ISIS is smaller and in some places fights the Taliban for local dominance.
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Traditional automotive manufacturers are struggling to retain their dominance, but it isn't easy.
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On the President's part, the goal is always to project power and dominance.
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They have certain characteristics like fearless dominance, boldness and a lack of emotion.
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America's dominance in this arena must be unquestioned, and today it's totally questioned.
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The main focus: how to ensure that U.S. dominance in biomedical research continues.
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Commonly called "lizard" brain, the amygdala harbors the drive for dominance and survival.
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In short, American female skaters have fallen from dominance over the past decade.
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But Democratic lawmakers have questioned the cost of re-asserting America's energy dominance.
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Ramaphosa, 65, will almost certainly win due to the ANC's dominance in parliament.
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Or should antitrust law take a heavier hand to stop such market dominance?
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But on Tuesday, Democrats ended a century and a half of Republican dominance.
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Netflix (NFLX), Malaysia's Iflix, and Dubai's Starz Play are all vying for dominance.
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There was a time when CNBC's dominance in business news was assumed insurmountable.
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And usually that's taken of a measure of dominance of a communication medium.
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Southeast Asian countries also see India as a counterweight to China's growing dominance.
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Instead, the Warriors proved their dominance once more in their 220-23 victory.
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That the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) swooped underlines Deliveroo's dominance in Britain.
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South Africa's Caster Semenya continued her dominance in the women's 800m in 1.56.
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"He wants to keep his dominance as a single nationwide player," he said.
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At first blush it may not seem like Tesla could lose its dominance.
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FSU's smothering defense, dominance on the boards and timely shooting doomed the Buccaneers.
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Sparta preserved its regional dominance more by restraint than by hunger for conquest.
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During its current run of dominance, the Mercedes team has not done that.
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Lowe's Jocelyn Wong unveiled the home retailer's plan to break Home Depot's dominance.
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Leveraging its dominance in its existing markets "is Line's only chance," he said.
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It is the human impulse for dominance and revenge that borrows righteous garb.
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The team's dominance makes any one squad's glory bleed together with the rest.
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A separate group of states announced an investigation into Facebook's dominance on Friday.
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Surveillance has been the key to the rising dominance of Google and Facebook.
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The victory is the latest in Hungary's history of dominance in the sport.
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A pointed finger with a closed hand is an attempt at displaying dominance.
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Absolutely. It is clear that other nations see their dominance as a threat.
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Harden then took a cue to resume his dominance, and Houston pulled away.
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But Apple's recently announced services reveal the industry-wide quest for total dominance.
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"The dominance between the sexes is not that important to them," says Sloan.
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If it was successful, it would show America's dominance in the space race.
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Mr. Xi's handlers have sought to give him an aura of unshakable dominance.
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He left the country and Soviet dominance in 1947, not during Nazi occupation.
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There was no question that his dominance overwhelmed the process of young players.
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What have two decades of the Patriots' dominance yielded in terms of personality?
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Go deeper: Dan Primack and Ina Fried discuss Amazon's dominance and its evolution.
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Bzdelik's job is to interrupt the NBA's current era of unforgiving offensive dominance.
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In China, the vast majority believe U.S. dominance is coming to an end.
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Hughes as a nervy milquetoast whose problems stem from the erotically-charged dominance
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Bollore's appearance on the scene challenges the dominance of Generali's other top investors.
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Lurid recruiting violations accompanied the dominance of Miami's teams in the early 2000s.
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We think this will be a challenge given the dominance of GSM operators.
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"This is a clear difference between energy weakness and energy dominance," he said.
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The paper is now quietly shopping for dominance in an adjacent industry: audio.
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Despite the dominance of established social media services like Facebook and Snap, Musical.
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The dollar's dominance may outlast the Trump era, but it is not inevitable.
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IKE'S GAMBLE: America's Rise to Dominance in the Middle East, by Michael Doran.
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Here's a look at why companies and countries are fighting for 2000G dominance.
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His political style is almost entirely based on asserting dominance over other men.
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The dominance of the SPD and the conservatives long ensured smooth government transition.
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President Trump is trying to maintain white dominance as the nation's demographics change.
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But by 20083, the dominance of the U.S middle class began to fade.
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Until that happens, Lyon's dominance looks unlikely to be ended any time soon.
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That could help Republicans solidify or expand their dominance on the Supreme Court.
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Still, the dominance of Clemson's defense, ranked fourth in the country, was expected.
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But China has become more aggressive in trying to assert dominance over both.
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Once violence enters the picture, all other relationships reduce to dominance and control.
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Dominance in male black rhinos, for instance, is closely tied to horn length.
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His childhood in the 1970s and '80s coincided with Liverpool's era of dominance.
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As Chicago has risen to culinary dominance, our chefs have pollinated the region.
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Running that fast, and winning with such dominance that often, can be addicting.
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But now that smartphones have achieved dominance, revolution is again in the air.
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President Trump is the unlikely leader of the fight against Chinese tech dominance.
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There are surprisingly few teams that have beyond a doubt demonstrated their dominance.
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The European Union is the one power that could credibly test America's dominance.
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Because Juul has market dominance, they stand to benefit from an ultimate ban.
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The men's game has re-entered another phase of dominance by Novak Djokovic.
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That level of dominance has prompted an outcry from consumer and media groups.
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As the industry struggles, these thirsty dictionary empires battle peppily for online dominance.
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Facebook had hoped to challenge Apple and Google's dominance of the smartphone market.
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This is protracted conflict in the form of a struggle for technological dominance.
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And the dominance of patrimonial capitalism where inherited wealth just overwhelms the system.
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The 49ers' unconventional dominance reflects both an organizational ethos and a schematic triumph.
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Education will be the key to the U.S.'s dominance in this space.
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Ledecky's winning margin of 4.77 seconds underlined her total dominance of the event.
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Whenever the Rockets tried to rally, the Magic responded with more interior dominance.
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That dominance may make it difficult to keep its top executive in prison.
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Amazon's growing dominance isn't good for the book business or for the country.
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So many plays, including whole acres of Shakespeare, are about struggles for dominance.
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Wireless service providers continue to battle over 5G dominance in the United States.
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He is widely expected to be the next president, given his party's dominance.
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Salvini has also lost perhaps his greatest asset: dominance of Italy's public squares.
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They're only able to do that because they have so much market dominance.
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Commentators often conflate ubiquity, or narrow market dominance, with a broad-based monopoly.
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That dominance on the interior and the glass paid dividends after the break.
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COST OF OWNERSHIP Chip designers using Arm technology want to challenge Intel's dominance.
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"The U.S. should aim for peace and co-existence rather than geopolitical dominance."
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Graphic: Conventional bank loans are the dominance source of credit in China: reut.
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That's a seismic change from the GOP's long-held dominance in the suburbs.
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Conor Lamb, Republicans would be decrying the nonexistent dominance of the far left.
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Yet Trisolaris's dominance is far from assured, given the ingenuity of the underdogs.
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"[Imus] is not Howard Stern, his rival for morning radio dominance," Time wrote.
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Achieving dominance will require AT&T and HBO to find a delicate balance.
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Biden builds his edge on dominance among three chunks of Democratic primary voters.
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Amazon's acquisition of Ring demonstrated the company's dominance at fusing tech and retail.
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Disputes are mainly resolved by violence With competition comes a struggle for dominance.
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When I was last there in 2016, Sarraj's government was proclaiming its dominance.
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Aggressive terms on both financings are factors behind the dominance of Japanese lenders.
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In the world of pop music, women are enjoying a moment of dominance.
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In the NBA, there's Lebron and Kawhi facing off for Los Angeles dominance.
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It was about market dominance and the software giant's tactics to stifle innovation.
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This final figure cements fashion's dominance at the nation's best-known art institution.
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What he's doing is trying to establish dominance — to win, in his words.
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They're not acts of dominance, showing how much tougher Putin is than Obama.
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This is '70s Canada — the high-water mark of Canadian left-wing dominance.
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And none of it comes close to WWE's global dominance of pro wrestling.
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Her dominance of the inside game was unprecedented for a non-incumbent candidate.
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In the 1980s, the big brands battled for dominance in the cola wars.
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It causes people to be forthright in their quest for dominance and perseverance.
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While Chrome's new policy is widely lauded, Google's dominance of the online ads business — in conjunction with the dominance of its Chrome browser and its influence on the group that selected which ads count as "intrusive" — raises some thorny questions.
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Mr. Burr, Republican of North Carolina, said in an interview that China was making investments in key technologies, like the kind that will power fifth-generation, or 5G, cellular networks, to have "economic dominance, military dominance" over the United States.
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Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, and the District of Columbia are joining New York in the probe, which focuses on "Facebook's dominance in the industry and the potential anticompetitive conduct stemming from that dominance," per the official announcement.
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India and China challenge U.S. and Russian dominance India and China challenge U.S. and Russian dominance For decades, the space race was dominated by two countries — Russia and the U.S. But now India and China are among a group of countries creeping up on the two superpowers, challenging their dominance not only in exploration but also in the commercial space sector and, critically, in the use of space for military purposes.
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Amazon's dominance is just that: a company outdoing the competition in capitalism's grand tradition.
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Facebook's dominance is best depicted by its user growth and engagement, which remain formidable.
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His stone-cold composure and mechanic dominance are why he's affably called the Klubot.
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Trump pushes for "American energy dominance," developing initiatives that reward greenhouse gas-producing industries.
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In terms of Disney's dominance, though, that's the tip of the magic-carpet ride.
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At stake is the Netherlands' dominance in the global flower trade, which is slipping.
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It's almost like she's trying to assert her dominance through this intense, alpha makeup.
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It's about dominance displays, about showing, rather than arguing, that one's opponent is weak.
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In his everyday world, violence along with "physical dominance" was how you proved yourself.
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This naturally draws regulators' gaze, particularly as the effects of such dominance become clearer.
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In Poland, the gesture was viewed as a symbol of resistance against Soviet dominance.
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The chapter in history defined by globalization, euphoria and singular American dominance is over.
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So is the boss email also a power move, a way of asserting dominance?
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He and his biggest fans are obsessive about being the alpha and establishing dominance.
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Tim Cook himself boasted about Apple's dominance over the traditional watch market in 2018.
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Few, if any, saw coming the Chromebook's utter dominance of the K-8 category.
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Because of his dominance, the victory came as a surprise to absolutely no one.
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Continued Republican dominance in Congress could stymie any legislative agenda put forth by Clinton.
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This dominance has shot up the political agenda—in particular, in the United States.
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He also thinks it could help cement the company's dominance in certain emerging markets.
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They have no intention whatsoever of allowing themselves to fall back under their dominance.
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Players fight for dominance across fabled locations such as El Dorado, Atlantis, and Styx.
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Every election, like clockwork, white dominance in voting shrinks by a few percentage points.
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Convincing Congress to appropriate enough money might prove difficult, despite Republican dominance of Congress.
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And for both Swift and Beyoncé, their promotional strategies only confirm their cultural dominance.
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Yet while sex was defined by male dominance, female pleasure couldn't be entirely ignored.
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But the commission dislikes NS2 and distrusts Gazprom, which it thinks abuses market dominance.
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Llamas isn't fully convinced of Apple's dominance, or if its reign will be permanent.
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His ousting suggests that the SNP's dominance of Scottish politics may be in decline.
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By then, PUBG's dominance at the pinnacle of the genre had been well established.
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He only needs to put a dent into the Democratic nominees' dominance of it.
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Trump suggested that Amazon had an antitrust issue, given the company's e-commerce dominance.
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Yet the US government regards Russian boldness in Syria as threatening US global dominance.
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In different cultures, the male "quest for dominance" may play out in different ways.
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Robert's leering, vaguely sexual dominance over his female crew members is hard to stomach.
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Google's market dominance would only be reinforced, along with the temptation to corporate sloth.
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Dubai and Singapore are unlikely to make much of a dent in London's dominance.
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Both Leavers and Remainers recognised that Brexit was partly a vote against London's dominance.
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But we're making an exception because of the app's sheer dominance since absorbing Musical.ly.
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But Slipknot's own quiet dominance of the land of mashups has long been overlooked.
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Before Google, Facebook and Amazon, tech dominance was known by a single name: Microsoft.
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Lastly came the big finale, an unprecedented show of dominance in the 100 hurdles.
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New-economy behemoths are exercising a market dominance not seen since America's robber barons.
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But despite norovirus' dominance in foodborne illnesses, its existence barely registers for most people.
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And yet, Mighty Mouse's dominance is also pushing him towards a rather unfavorable position.
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There's plenty of competition in this space, so Valve won't simply waltz into dominance.
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But while market dominance is hard to break, that doesn't stop upstarts from trying.
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Yet the very dominance of Apple's aging mobile empire inspires doubts about its future.
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Yet its dominance in hardware, which encouraged a relaxed attitude towards software, bred failure.
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Microsoft's cloud business has grown massively, competing directly with Amazon's dominance and beating Google.
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It also serves as Facebook's newest attempt to return to dominance in social gaming.
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Analysts said its dominance shows the global ascendance of the southern Indian movie industry.
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And what's at stake is not just the technological dominance of the United States.
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There are two main reasons the concerns about Amazon are justified: rigidity and dominance.
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But Clinton's dominance hurt the chances of other potential candidates like Biden, Massachusetts Sen.
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In each case, their dominance produced the disorienting effect that the painter has summoned.
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The American League Central Division-leading Indians continued their dominance over their division rival.
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That dominance was nearly minute-by-minute, and shined in the early-voting states.
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Facebook's app dominance: When it comes to desktop and video traffic, Google is king.
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But their numerical dominance is eroding, and in some places it is barely noticeable.
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I approached it with a shark-like, singular purpose to help establish my dominance.
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The November upgrade could easily turn into a bloody battle for dominance over Bitcoin.
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All that, plus laying the groundworks for Barcelona's next two decades of heavyweight dominance.
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Now it's only suggestive of conflict, as opposed to dominance by way of brutality.
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Those include emotional stability, dominance, enthusiasm, conscientiousness, social boldness, self-assurance, intuitiveness and charisma.
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Still, in Trump's hierarchy of bliss, dominance does seem to rank at the top.
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Whoever gets to AI first, I believe, will have dominance for many years afterward.
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But to maintain its dominance, the tech giant has to aggressively innovate, hacker style.
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Blockbuster Video had a relatively quick ascent to dominance, and an equally quick fall.
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For the political right, dominance politics is a perfect marriage of style and content.
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The $400 billion social network's value is ascribed to its dominance in digital advertising.
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The traditional dominance of white Western (or Japanese) male business-travellers will evolve quickly.
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And they represent a view of sex that is not about intimacy but dominance.
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With the arrival of Disney Plus on Tuesday, a growing medium rises to dominance.
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With dominance in the federal and state governments, those just elected cannot squander it.
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The renegade is enforcing its dominance with threats and intimidation that sometimes get physical.
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She is often regarded as the establishment of the Soviet Union's dominance in gymnastics.
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Though Williams won the first game in the second set, Halep's dominance was clear.
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Gone, too, was the Warriors' dominance, along with their sure path to consecutive championships.
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And Chinese dominance in 220006G will add to its already considerable offensive military capability.
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The investigation will raise fresh questions about leadership succession at WPP, given Sorrell's dominance.
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As in the story of Bluebeard, the generalized dominance of men becomes cartoonishly horrifying.
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By the NCSL's record, Republican dominance of state legislatures is at a historic high.
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As the investigation dragged on, rivals say, they suffered and Google solidified its dominance.
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He was widely credited with the company's dominance in computing hardware during his tenure.
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Arthur: Yet the Amazing Trumpini once again demonstrated his utter dominance over the press.
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American dominance at all costs would be a morally advisable course even if it
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However, Ramos united smaller opposition factions that feared dominance by Justice First, analysts said.
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It would teach them not to respond to affronts as male primate dominance challenges.
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The two groups have been butting heads in their quest for dominance in Afghanistan.
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The White House hopefuls are battling for dominance in Iowa before its crucial Feb.
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Oral steroid tablets were not enough, they said, to ensure dominance at the Games.
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It's what's led to all of human progress, our rising dominance on the planet.
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Our military dominance must be unquestioned, and I mean unquestioned, by anybody and everybody.
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Better yet, in many sectors, like technology, the U.S. has staked out its dominance.
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Both Russia and Angola, like China, are keen to break the dollar's global dominance.
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That kind of A.C.C. dominance may become the norm for the next few seasons.
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Salomon's competitive advantage over rivals was demonstrated by its early dominance in mortgage securities.
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Right now this is much more about dominance displays than it is about policy.
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That list reflects the dominance of Asian, mostly technology, firms in emerging stock markets.
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But even wilder is the degree to which it predicted the industry's cultural dominance.
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Seems like a pretty surefire way to reclaim Chipotle's fast casual game dominance, right?
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Collectively, fighters develop a shared sense of dominance relative to another group (minority women).
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N.C. State's dominance extended to rebounding, holding a 51-24 advantage in that category.
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He used the power he got to entrench conservative dominance of the Supreme Court.
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He's acknowledged some giants' dominance and has hinted he'd like to see more competition.
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Given O'Reilly's dominance, Fox likely will happily accept being that close to the pin.
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Microsoft wants to challenge Amazon and Google's dominance in search and e-commerce advertising.
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In the US in particular, Uber's market dominance could be slipping, new data shows.
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Mr. Johnson's continued dominance in British politics requires that he make their support stick.
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Such dominance on both sides of the ball is unlikely to recur every week.
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To start, it would help secure American commercial dominance in a fast-growing industry.
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But her talent on the floor is just one factor in her overall dominance.
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Their dominance cannot really be challenged: Could you think of a rival search engine?
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This dominance might matter less if companies had to pay for their users' data.
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It contextualizes white privilege in a world where Western, and US, dominance is precarious.
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The Warriors have not often been underestimated since they began their run of dominance.
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This is how Facebook usurped our privacy: with the help of its market dominance.
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And in the midterm elections in November, Democrats made inroads into Republicans' political dominance.
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He views all interactions, both personal and international, in terms of dominance and submission.
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"I was trying just not to dwell on it," Boettcher said of Holzhauer's dominance.
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Yet despite Mr. Erdogan's dominance of the party, the mayors did not go meekly.
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Qatar, like Iran, appears to be fed up with Saudi Arabia's dominance of OPEC.
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Things that the private sector will finance, but will add to our energy dominance.
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Yet that doesn't mean that authoritarian methods will enable China to attain economic dominance.
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They were created in 123, but their Gen-X dominance didn't just happen overnight.
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Our dominance in a more benign post-Cold War environment lulled us into complacency.
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Lobster society, inasmuch as it exists, is characterized by territoriality and displays of dominance.
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For years now, MindGeek has been accused of monopolistic dominance in the porn industry.
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It was the highlight of 103 minutes of Serbian dominance to begin the match.
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The next is darker, kinkier, the woman riding the man's shoulders in triumphant dominance.
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So by perpetuating a culture of dependence, critics contend, the A.N.C. ensures its dominance.
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Worries about China's growing dominance underlie much of the drive to strike trade deals.
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President Trump's call for energy dominance has been a central ambition of his administration.
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China's dominance in drug manufacturing is a national security issue, Bloomberg's Anna Edney reports.
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Others, like competition regulators in Europe, worry that their dominance undermines credible news outlets.
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The changes wrought in America's international position after 1971 also reinforced business's political dominance.
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When it comes to social media dominance, Facebook and Twitter have a commanding lead.
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Intel also had deeply rooted problems reflecting its years of dominance, Mr. Swan said.
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The current dominance of "curating" is, like most contemporary oddities, tied to the internet.
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White Claw has its sights set on its second summer of hard seltzer dominance.
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Riyadh is still working to re-establish regional dominance, under growing pressure from Iran.
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Nadal has beaten — and often beaten up on — great players to maintain his dominance.
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It is now time for Curry to be paid for his loyalty and dominance.
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That dominance, in turn, has profound implications for who controls the House of Representatives.
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Howard's scoring dominance was expected but aiding the cause for Marquette were other contributors.
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Other countries were less willing, but simply could not ignore the dominance of Washington.
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The president is working overtime to curtail Beijing's ambitions through economic and military dominance.
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Taking the floor right away shows dominance, and that won't help you build trust.
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The dominance of big tech has had a cooling effect on the IPO market.
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The company lost at trial, and not long after started to lose its dominance.
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Another fear, of Chinese dominance in 5G, provides a primary argument for the deal.
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They want to maintain dominance and exercise control over their female partners, among others.
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The dominance of S.U.V.s and the momentous shift to electrics has automakers playing offense.
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But for producers — those who make and create things — Amazon's dominance poses immense risks.
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Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods will expand its dominance and heighten conflicts of interest.
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Those tools probably won't make money, and won't challenge Facebook's dominance—and that's okay.
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Despite Republicans' dominance in Kansas, the party suffered losses in last year's legislative elections.
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But given their dominance, no one is betting against a staggering fourpeat in 2018.
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They have been focused on a path to regional dominance and they are winning.
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Though Brady's reign is threatened, his dominance as a top retail draw will continue.
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The more selective the college, the greater its dominance," writes Reeves in "Dream Hoarders.
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Didi is on a push to expand globally after sealing its dominance in China.
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The Republicans' new political dominance will make the fight harder, but it must continue.
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The United States has taken the lead in pushing back against growing Chinese dominance.
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"Market dominance is, as such, not illegal under E.U. antitrust rules," the ruling states.
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Political campaigns that rail against Amazon's dominance are using its platform to order supplies.
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But today magazine covers and TV hits lack the cultural dominance they once held.
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Margarine lost its dominance of the market, and things have been changing ever since.
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France has fined Google 150 million euros ($166 million) for abusing its market dominance.
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I was trying to follow what other people said about projecting leadership and dominance.
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But it remains to be seen what dominance in the blockchain industry looks like.
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The tusk, Darwin surmised, allowed the narwhals to show their dominance over each other.
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The rise and dominance of the Kardashian-Jenners defined pop culture in the 2010s.
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The proposal represents a "clear difference between energy weakness and energy dominance," he added.
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Pompeo's dominance is particularly evident on areas where Bolton gets ahead of the administration.
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One might argue that as troop numbers decrease, so too does American cultural dominance.
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Hewitt retained the No. 22014 ranking, but that was the end of his dominance.
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"I think one-party dominance is wrong and it injures the South," he said.
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Looks like both men are in a battle to establish their dominance and control.
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The hand-tap is part of his way of establishing both support and dominance.
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This municipality's name has become synonymous with the party's dominance in Mexico's political life.
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From that moment onward, maintaining Rome's dominance along the frontiers became a greater challenge.
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In an event where people fought over basically everything, Nigeria's stylistic dominance was inarguable.
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Religious divisions deepened in Ukraine after 2014 and two Orthodox factions vie for dominance.
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There's an ongoing battle for cloud dominance, of course, and hospitals are big customers.
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It's not about dominance, but coexistence; not about hierarchy but recognizing borders as mutable.
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All season long, Baylor (37-1) thrived on the dominance of its post players.
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Griffin used to make NBA dominance look easier than a thumb-scroll through Instagram.
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That's the best we can do to quell our appetites for dominance and punishment.
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There's a point where you run out of words to describe Simone Biles's dominance.
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The EU fined Google €2.14 billion for abusing the dominance of its shopping platform.
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Some analysts feared that Tinder's growing dominance over online dating could actually hurt Match.
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It's asserting dominance — they let me do anything I want, do they let you?
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This difference, Pinker wrote in an email, emerges from that fact that males of many mammalian species compete for dominance (which in traditional societies translated into more mating opportunities, hence more offspring), including the dominance of their group relative to other group.
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"We've had the dominance of H23N1 yield to now a dominance or at least an equivalence of H3N2, which means that the strain that causes more severe disease is actually producing a substantial amount of late season influenza this year," Schaffner said.
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Harvard psychologist Jim Sidanius and the University of Connecticut's Felicia Pratto have developed a school of thought known as "social dominance theory," which holds that racism, sexism, homophobia, and the like are all particularized cases of a general inclination toward dominance and hierarchy.
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They've found considerable evidence that support for social dominance is correlated with a wide range of prejudices, not just now but in the future — suggesting an underlying desire for dominance can both fuel and be fueled by specific prejudices against women, minorities, etc.
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Now think about that driving impulse to prove dominance in a context where Trump's dominance is really being threatened — where he's being challenge by Hillary Clinton, by Paul Ryan, by the New York Times, by the knuckleheads on CNN, by the polls.
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It seems likely that Procter & Gamble saw the deal as a threat to its dominance.
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The unnamed Beyhive member's letter to Bey went viral for perfectly praising the queen's dominance.
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But cable box dominance is over, and more people are cutting the cord every year.
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The root of the danger in Las Vegas is the dominance of one industry: casinos.
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Cramer feels there may be an antitrust case to be made against Big Tech's dominance.
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The administration views offshore wind as an element in its goal for U.S. energy dominance.
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Revamping Walmart's e-commerce business is the latest attempt to challenge Amazon's growing online dominance.
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His plan, first reported by Reuters, could challenge the dominance of such companies as Amazon.
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And not withstanding the emerging pattern of Trump dominance, Republicans once again rallied behind Rubio.
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All three have suffered from the dominance of front-runner Trump in the Republican race.
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Vandeweghe fired a total of 32 winners against nine unforced errors to assert her dominance.
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The U.S. has been worried about Chinese dominance of 5G, the next-generation cellular technology.
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That run was ended days later by a Spain team beginning its era of dominance.
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Macaques, unlike chimps, maintain a single dominance hierarchy that sticks, regardless of the social context.
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"Attacking with force and not putting up soft shots," Drummond said of the inside dominance.
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It will also allow mobile operators to offer fixed line services, ending Telecom Egypt's dominance.
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Conservatives place a higher value on strength and dominance; they like a strong successful leader.
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Amazon has achieved its dominance because of convenience and because of their already low prices.
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All three have suffered from the dominance of front-runner Trump in the Republican race.
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Messaging has become its strongest suit thanks to the dual dominance of Messenger and WhatsApp.
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The Chrome ad blocker doesn't just help publishers, it also helps Google maintain its dominance.
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His defeat ends an era of in-state dominance and national prominence for Wisconsin Republicans.
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That fading dominance reflects tough times for the original cryptocurrency since its late 1.23 apex.
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So to bite or cut off someone's ear is to establish dominance, and further characterization.
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He talks often about energy dominance and the world often asks: What does that mean?
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Why it matters: Russia, Iraq and the U.S. are fighting for dominance in the area.
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It would be foolish to challenge that dominance, but that's where Sega enters the picture.
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But today, America's dominance is slipping, and its willingness to stem that decline is uncertain.
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From the 1960s to the 1990s their dominance of the continent's politics was almost unchallenged.
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"The banking sector remains afflicted with high concentration and state dominance," the World Bank said.
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Watch Chartbeat's CEO explain Facebook's dominance over mobile traffic This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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This ease of use and Google's web dominance have clearly unnerved both Microsoft and Sony.
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Their dominance deeply worries the European Union, the world's second-largest economic power (see article).
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There is anger about the dominance of Paris and its relationship to other French regions.
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That dominance helped Apple, Google and other American businesses generate billions of dollars in revenues.
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This applies even in America, because the dollar's dominance is not guaranteed to last indefinitely.
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It's likely to assure Thomas's continued and well-deserved dominance on the best-seller lists.
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His decade-long dominance of Israeli politics has been the biggest issue of the campaign.
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Oman has a well-earned reputation for pushing back against Saudi dominance in the Gulf.
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However, up-and-coming Snapchat may pose a threat to Facebook's dominance, especially among youth.
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After several decades of inexplicable margarine-dominance, the trend has finally flipped in butter's favor.
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And that those struggled with, and occasionally gain dominance over—in unfortunate ways—reason itself.
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News publishers are also concerned about Apple's dominance in rolling out its new Apple News+.
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It's such an important concept, you'd think Facebook would fight harder to protect its dominance.
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This fact only exacerbates tensions in the EU over Germany's dominance as an economic power.
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The breaking up of Valve's dominance is good for players and companies that make games.
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Chinese firms Huawei and Xiaomi are challenging Samsung's dominance in many key markets, he added.
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Increasing American oil infrastructure and exploration capacity would offer a sounder path toward energy dominance.
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The retail giant is offering next day delivery in hopes of eating into Amazon's dominance.
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Elisa (Sally Hawkins), the movie's protagonist, quickly comes in contact with Stickland's thirst for dominance.
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But hey, moral and ethical headwinds have never stopped Amazon's continuous march toward dominance before.
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Disney's dominance of the box office will count for less as fewer people frequent cinemas.
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Upstarts like Slack and Symphony have challenged the dominance of work email, like Microsoft's Outlook.
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Now, Apple has once again established its dominance with the iPhone 7's new camera.
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It shows how questions about Facebook's dominance are tied to concerns about its users' privacy.
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The era of bitcoin's dominance is ending; the future belongs to many competing digital monies.
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The European Commission says Google has abused its Android market dominance in three key areas.
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Despite Serena Williams' dominance, six of the last 12 female winners have been first-timers.
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Microsoft is also pushing ahead with ARM server designs, threatening Intel's dominance in the datacenter.
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This is the map that finally restored the Democratic Party to dominance of national politics.
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That fading dominance reflects tough times for the original cryptocurrency since its late 2017 apex.
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Cicilline confronted Schruers with the numbers that told the tale of Google's dominance in search.
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You could see a Latino breakthrough statewide, reflecting their dominance in the state's legislative leadership.
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Ferguson was responsible for United's dominance of that League, with 13 titles in two decades.
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The increasing dominance of Amazon also poses potential risks for the nation as a whole.
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It meant having an unimpeachable technical founder, 2000X engineers, a relentless devotion to computing dominance.
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This is the warfare of the future, America's dominance in this arena must be unquestioned.
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But its dominance is limited to South Africa, home to about 80 percent of them.
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Shelleen Shum, a senior forecasting analyst at eMarketer, credited mobile and video for their dominance.
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U.S. growth and worldwide dominance of high technology would be significantly challenged without network neutrality.
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The United States has recently sought to limit China's EV supply chain dominance, Reuters reported.
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Despite Nike's dominance, the three brands seemingly battle year after year to sign top schools.
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Windsor's comments come despite recent reports suggesting Amazon's dominance in the voice-controlled speaker arena.
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It would take huge policy changes and a lot of time to reduce China's dominance.
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White cited the start-up's ability to chip away at Uber's dominance in recent years.
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It still has its share of shortcomings, but it's quickly gaining on Boasted Board's dominance.
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Concerns about Russia's dominance have increased since Moscow's annexation of the Ukrainian region of Crimea.
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The two houses realise there is much that they must do to protect their dominance.
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Facebook has been heavily pushing its livestreaming capabilities and angling for dominance in online video.
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That could include calls for the agency to take another look at Google's search dominance.
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Any threat to its home dominance could take the gloss off its appeal for investors.
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And it's not just Swedish conservatories that are noticing an increasing dominance of female applicants.
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But Wendell had few opportunities to truly strategize before the merge, due to Naviti's dominance.
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Venture Global, however, has a long way to go before it can challenge Cheniere's dominance.
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The spell of dominance that followed his first loss would lead to his UFC contract.
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The addition of these HGTV favorites may be evidence of Hulu's quest for streaming dominance.
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The dollar's dominance as a reserve currency is undermined by a new currency, the "bancor".
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Atlético — Barcelona's victory Sunday allowed the Catalan club to reaffirm its dominance over Spanish soccer.
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Leicester enjoyed such dominance that manager Claudio Ranieri substituted both strikers with 20 minutes remaining.
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Several Democratic senators are rallying supporters by taking sharp public jabs against tech firms' dominance.
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His instruments are resentment, sarcasm, unbounded insult, casual mendacity, and the swaggering assertion of dominance.
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Insecure bosses bark out orders and behave like divas in order to establish their dominance.
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The ANC's next leader will probably become president in 2019 given the party's electoral dominance.
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But no natural competitive force can displace dominance acquired through abuse of the regulatory process.
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In this way, sanctions chip away at dollar dominance, threatening to severely reduce US power.
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Trump won the Louisiana primary and the Kentucky caucuses, continuing his dominance in the South.
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"The sector's domestic dominance positions it well for any acceleration in economic activity," Bell wrote.
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American energy dominance ensures world energy freedom, and world energy freedom ensures peace and prosperity.
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This time it says the tech company abused its search dominance on third-party websites.
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The government looking at their success and dominance and sticking their beak into their business.
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China's dominance of markets for critical minerals, including rare earths and tungsten, proves that point.
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James Stockdale, delivered a soliloquy meant to poke at the dominance of the two parties.
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