"We dominate the sky, we dominate the sea, we dominate the land and space," he added.
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Because they don&apost want China to dominate, to dominate the seas around that area.
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"The goal is to dominate Brazil and dominate peer-to-peer," the chief executive said.
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The drug came to dominate their relationship, and the relationship came to dominate Hogg's life.
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New York (CNN Business)Boeing and Airbus dominate aviation like precious few duos dominate their industries.
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Media and Wall Street may dominate the city's narrative, but they don't dominate the city itself.
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If the firm has a dominate market position chaos doesn't necessarily impair their ability to dominate.
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"We need to be able to dominate our personality instead of letting it dominate us," Papageorgiou says.
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The U.S. will dominate the western internet and China will dominate the internet for all of Asia.
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Overall, the same countries that dominate Asian business and politics dominate the ranking of APAC's Most Innovative Universities.
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They don't just dominate a market for a single type of good (like oil), they dominate many different markets.
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China is on track to dominate 5G mobile tele- communications China is on track to dominate 5G mobile tele- communications
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Planets similar in size to Earth are beginning to dominate the statistics, just the way Honda Civics dominate parking lots.
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The Olympics are already over, and while American athletes didn't dominate the podium, they did dominate the public conversation on Facebook.
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FR: Now, that's the thing, I think we don't need to dominate e-commerce, we want to dominate the hundred percent.
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Better yet, Alphabet's autonomous driving business, called Waymo, could dominate the business in the same way that Microsoft used to dominate software.
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China came to dominate the global rubbish trade in much the same way it has come to dominate all areas of trade.
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But, just as wide release came to dominate theatrical distribution, the C.A.A. package came to dominate the development of wide-release films.
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Fight to dominate 2020 election The strategic battle lines of the fight that will dominate Capitol Hill until the 2020 election are becoming clear.
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Dominate your day brother The Rock x Siri: Dominate The Day premieres tomorrow ironically not on Apple Music, but on the company's YouTube page.
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They form a small minority of Nigeria's roughly 180m population, split between Muslims (mostly Sunnis), who dominate the north, and Christians, who dominate in the south.
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Though China may now make nuclear-power plants able to dominate the world market, its domestic internal-combustion-engine cars cannot dominate even the Chinese market.
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Mr. Trump's hard-core base is large enough to dominate the Republican Party, at least for now, but it is not large enough to dominate the country.
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Trump&aposs idea to "dominate" space also raises questions, she said, because in military terms ,"dominate" generally means to completely control a limited geography for a limited period of time.
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"Sure, sometimes they will wear an IDF uniform and dominate me, but sometimes they will wear the uniform and pay me to dominate them," he explained in a phone interview.
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"There are a lot of established companies out there who dominate an industry, dominate a vertical and it is possible to compete with that if you have a niche," Morrill said.
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"The study shows that men will dominate the conversation if there are more men than women in the group, and they dominate by a lot," Ms. Mendelberg said in an interview.
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Americans — companies and people — dominate the list of clients.
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NEW DELHI — In India, American companies dominate the internet.
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"White nationalism is more the idea that whites should dominate," he said, that the culture should dominate and policies that jibe with the idea should be supported, such as opposing nonwhite immigration.
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But even though the iPhone X will inevitably dominate the news and the iPhone 8 will inevitably dominate Apple's short-term profit and loss line, the undercard product launches are significant too.
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Humans seem to have greater intelligence than other animals, and because we possess the desire to dominate other animals, we mistakenly think that intelligence and the drive to dominate are the same thing.
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But Republicans dominate the Senate seats from the states where the fewest people agree with that sentiment, while Democrats dominate the seats from the states where the most do, according to PRRI findings.
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Men dominate most of the panels at the influential summit.
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Videgaray said the new DHS guidelines would dominate the talks.
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They don't dominate the American public, according to these surveys.
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But Wednesday is when Team Trump will really dominate Washington.
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Snap is not likely to dominate ad budgets anytime soon.
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But a more proportional allocation wouldn't let large states dominate.
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It may not rain a lot, but clouds should dominate.
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At the high end, Netflix, Hulu, HBO, and Amazon dominate.
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We also want to dominate this from a commercial side.
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Strobing, or highlighting overload, continues to dominate the beauty space.
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Go deeper: National security figures dominate early Space Force meeting
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But a smaller number of older, bigger firms dominate bourses.
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Ahead, check out the lipstick trends that will dominate 2018.
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What has allowed the new trio to dominate English football?
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I think he would dominate Lawler if they fought again.
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His case is sure to dominate headlines until the elections.
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The U.S. men's curling team may dominate on the ice.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve continues to dominate market sentiment.
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But today online firms have come to dominate entire industries.
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A small handful of the most popular ones dominate usage.
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Chinese companies should also dominate in smart, connected vehicle technology.
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So many that on most days they dominate the downtown.
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" Barbie feet" is the latest posing fad to dominate Instagram.
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Today just two species dominate: Canis familiaris and Felis catus.
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Trump's win, however, will now undoubtedly dominate talks in Europe.
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The debate is likely to dominate next year's election campaign.
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He rarely held a conversation he didn't want to dominate.
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While Google may dominate, it's position could come under threat.
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The earth is not ours to dominate, but to cherish.
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Central bank events this week will again dominate market attention.
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This is part of Putin's plan to dominate the Arctic.
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For the year overall, she expected earth elements would dominate.
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It's likely to dominate the box office on Thanksgiving weekend.
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Airline service craters while four carriers dominate all the routes.
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Finnish mobile publisher Supercell continued to dominate the mobile market.
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"We have never sought to dominate the tribunal ... " Szydlo said.
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Above all, these two competing narratives dominate Documenta's Athens experiment.
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On Amazon, books skeptical of vaccines still dominate search results.
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Then he created a news channel for them to dominate.
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Republicans were helped by Trump's ability to dominate the spotlight.
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Latin artists continue to dominate the music scene this year.
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However, American cities did dominate one data category: Tattoo shops.
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First, the authors found that hedge funds dominate appraisal cases.
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Meetings with European peers will dominate Trump's calendar this week.
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Big U.S. airlines dominate travel with in the United States.
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Clinton blow such an opportunity to totally dominate the campaign?
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The Nintendo Switch continues to dominate video game hardware sales.
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You have to make sure you dominate the first debate.
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Sandwiches, all named for pop divas, dominate BreadHive's lunch menu.
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Luz Station, in Brazil, used to dominate São Paulo's skyline.
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And it's a world that it very well could dominate.
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These discussions are likely to dominate the agenda in September.
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Experts have warned that deepfakes could dominate future election campaigns.
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But one area where Google obviously does dominate is search.
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Meetings with foreign leaders are expected to dominate Trump's week.
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Go deeper: Alibaba and Tencent vie to dominate Chinese supermarkets
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Other Russian services dominate the list of top email domains.
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Source: IHS Mark China continues to dominate U.S. electronics imports.
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And Gorsuch continued to dominate the oral arguments that day.
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Another explanation for why men dominate hormones may be hormonal.
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Brexit woes are most likely to dominate sentiment towards sterling.
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He added that ARM and Sprint would dominate his time.
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Amazon dominate the advertising industry on which publications long relied.
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Foncia, Citya, Nexity and Immo de France dominate the market.
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Rubio will dominate the debate, taking many Iowans with him.
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Women today dominate African agriculture, the continent's most important sector.
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And small states dominate the United States Senate, by design.
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They can dominate the conversation because we've stopped speaking God.
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Two years ago, I thought the big companies would dominate.
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Diets that emphasize fat over carbohydrates will continue to dominate.
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Barbie dolls and toy animal figures dominate the far end.
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How long can the biggest tech stocks dominate the market?
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Citizenship itself was threatened if companies could dominate their workers.
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Voting machines often dominate the public conversations around election security.
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Amazon has grand ambitions — to dominate retail in this country.
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This blitz of skepticism came to dominate social media conversations.
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America argues that Russia is seeking to dominate German energy.
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But it also could come to dominate the Trump presidency.
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Amazon is no longer content trying to dominate the home.
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Their market caps are so huge they dominate the indexes.
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And, most important, which country will dominate in those technologies.
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They dominate entire star systems by slowly brainwashing their inhabitants.
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Confidence: Medium Clouds dominate, with sprinkle and shower chances Tuesday.
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Gigi quite literally grew up watching Kobe dominate the NBA.
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The GOP will dominate state and local governments as well.
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"Algorithmic trading systems have increasingly come to dominate," Hall wrote.
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Next year, the company is poised to dominate that category.
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Next year, the company is poised to dominate that category.
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Three similar but more finished efforts dominate the proceedings upstairs.
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Canada might dominate the market, but Vermont holds its own.
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King George VI's descendants dominate the current line of succession.
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Do they raise their voice and try to dominate conversations?
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Their pact, meant to preserve democracy, came to dominate it.
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"Republicans dominate working class metros," Florida noted in an email.
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Immigration is likely to dominate the summit of EU leaders.
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Could that be because it's an area where women dominate?
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Trump may well dominate the headlines out of the UNGA.
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Will we let our fear dominate our faith as well?
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Brexit, the nuclear industry, and declining economies dominate doorstep conversation.
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Big cities could never dominate under a national popular vote.
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As the scandal began to dominate headlines last month, Mrs.
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Antifa's use of violence continues to dominate the national conversation.
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The new president doesn't simply dominate national and political news.
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But their sparring has come to dominate Italy's political life.
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Defense sets tone as Panthers dominate 49ers SANTA CLARA, Calif.
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The dog does not dominate defenders with pure force alone.
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A handful of local banks dominate lending and deposit taking.
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They represent the "godfathers," or bosses, who dominate Nigerian politics.
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When you do, you'll see that plants dominate our world.
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" On change here: "The old culture in Delhi cannot dominate me.
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The one area that Gates didn't dominate: the World Wide Web.
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Alibaba's Tmall and Taobao shopping platforms dominate online retail in China.
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Airbus and Boeing dominate an already under competitive airline manufacturing industry.
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The former dominate the version of the game called golf croquet.
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Tech companies dominate Glassdoor's U.S. Large Best Places to Work list.
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He tried to dominate the debate by sheer force of words.
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It's a striking discrepancy, considering Republicans dominate the majority of statehouses.
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Small, resourceful artist-dealers are flourishing even as big galleries dominate.
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Within months, China announced ambitious plans to dominate AI by 2030.
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The idea sits uneasily with ethnic Jordanians, who dominate the government.
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Economists and lawyers dominate politics; scientists and doctors shape the future.
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Biden is continuing to dominate in polls of Democratic primary voters.
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They continue to dominate the Coyotes, having won 13 consecutive meetings.
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On Twitter, politics dominate the discussion no matter whom you follow.
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Democrats represent a majority of America's voters, but Republicans dominate geographically.
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The chances are that the president will dominate parliament politically, too.
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The phenomenon is particularly visible in countries that dominate the sport.
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Gloom seems to dominate much of the investment world these days.
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Some of those targets: Latino voters, who dominate Milwaukee's south side.
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Would he and his bombastic nature dominate in prime-time TV?
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They dominate and terrorize everyone unlike them just because they can.
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Dominate one specific platform, instead of going after everything at once.
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The U.S. women's national soccer team doesn't just win — they dominate.
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Past studies have shown that hearing may dominate vision in cats.
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Brexit, which has already toppled two Conservative prime ministers, will dominate.
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That's a tough sell with the conservatives who dominate the House.
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Atlas Devices continues to crush it and dominate in their domain.
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Intel chips dominate high-powered computing in desktops, servers and supercomputers.
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Soon, perhaps, Alice and her copies will dominate the cam sites.
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But it couldn't let Amazon dominate the grocery delivery market either.
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But parents don't have to let it dominate their kids' lives.
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Uber spent $3.1 billion to dominate competition in the Middle East.
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Maisel and is set to dominate the world of stand-up.
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But lighthearted psych-funk exercises dominate, breezing by with admirable frivolity.
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In terms of broader popularity, Fortnite continued to dominate the industry.
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On the Republican side, Mr. Trump continues to dominate the field.
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There are about 10 industries that dominate energy consumption in industry.
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But Javanese dominate, with 95m people, or 40% of the population.
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They have also come to dominate the devolved assembly and executive.
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Though blocked from standing, he managed to dominate the election agenda.
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Meanwhile, electrical products and machinery dominate Chinese products exported to Germany.
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That's what allows it to dominate all of the planets gravitationally.
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I watched women dominate the airwaves on all the radio stations.
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In these kinds of settings, Trump tends to dominate the proceedings.
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Space is a joint warfighting domain that the U.S. must dominate.
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That simple formula helps explain why pythons will continue to dominate.
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Apple could dominate all four AR waves and your augmented future.
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"But, absent that, then the images will dominate more than anything."
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"We are just trying to dominate in the paint," Davis said.
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For too long, we've let the gun lobby dominate the conversation.
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Instead, brands like Séraphine and JoJo Maman Bébé dominate the market.
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India isn't going anywhere — they will continue to dominate outsourced development.
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With their majority in the Senate, Republicans already dominate the process.
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First, Trump has allowed Clinton to dominate him in television advertising.
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home" continues to dominate the box office.
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Anxiety over the British referendum on Thursday continued to dominate trading.
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Google's Android operating system and Apple's iOS dominate the smartphone market.
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They enjoy baiting the group-thinking liberals that dominate the scene.
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Atlanta's point guard is not allowing Wall to dominate their matchup.
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So stick to your DNA and focus on what you dominate.
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But will politics, commercialization, science or military interests dominate the enterprise?
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Every day in the United States, immigration issues dominate the headlines.
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When it comes to apparel, athletic and streetwear continue to dominate.
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Online giants Alibaba and Tencent have come to dominate the space.
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Clinton continues to dominate among black voters, with 2628 percent support.
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On Sunday, the Red Bulls were unable to dominate field position.
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Yet no demonstration has defeated China's will to dominate Hong Kong.
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"The desire to dominate is not correlated with intelligence," he said.
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Founded in 1908, GM rose to dominate the US auto industry.
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Protesting appears to dominate the daily discourse for Hong Kong's youth.
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This happens even as women dominate NBC's prime-time television coverage.
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"To dominate the future, America must rule the skies," Trump said.
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Republicans who dominate the legislature have shown support for the bill.
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As this chart shows, white men dominate college computer science departments.
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They "allow China to dominate the central ASEAN region," Layton said.
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But why does it have to dominate all the major holidays?
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Trade and tensions about tariffs are expected to dominate the conversations.
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Microsoft and Amazon are racing Google to dominate the new architecture.
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Who knows what other media North will come to dominate. Slack?
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Tech giants sometimes dominate in Europe living no room for competition.
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So look for it to dominate the early rounds of 2020.
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They dominate the food and retail industries, office work and cashiers.
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They use their collective power to control food and dominate males.
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What would the world look like if they dominate the category?
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Jeans: Jeans dominate my closet, although I also wear sweats too.
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She had sought for years to dominate the lawn at Wimbledon.
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Next: Will Democratic rage dominate Congressional midterms, just a month away?
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Practically every season, publicity stunts have also come to dominate headlines.
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Next: Will Democratic rage dominate congressional midterms, just a month away?
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His party's appointees or supporters dominate many artistic institutions and universities.
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Blige and Houston dominate E. Jane's collage prints for the show.
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Terror was continuing to dominate our world, even in today's world.
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It is too difficult to move around, and security concerns dominate.
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That discrepancy is striking because Republicans dominate the majority of statehouses.
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Tennis players routinely dominate lists of the highest-paid female athletes.
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But over time their progeny came to dominate her bone marrow.
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That approach has helped Windows and Android dominate their respective markets.
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That would show how determined Amazon is to dominate online streaming.
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Chinese men still dominate the top echelons of politics and business.
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If you have a smaller wrist, this will likely dominate it.
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Gradually, Edith Holzer said, the Lincolnalia began to dominate their house.
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Dogs do not bark to irritate or startle or dominate people.
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Baseball and football dominate American television screens in September and October.
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They dominate the market share in all four major wireless networks.
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Uber just cut back from another market where it doesn't dominate.
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Another militia, the Misrata Brigades, dominate a port to Benghazi's west.
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He let Mr. Trump dominate at rallies and in television advertisements.
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Yet together they dominate Eurasia and their strengths complement each other.
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Ms. Dixon said having Sputnik dominate the same frequency was jarring.
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But on Neptune and Uranus, gases like nitrogen and methane dominate.
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Earth tones dominate the pottery, glass, dinnerware, pitchers and serving pieces.
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He cited the "rhetoric and vitriol" that dominate our politics now.
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The fact is that you have computers that dominate the game.
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Landowners dominate local governments, while deploying private armies to keep control.
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Google and Facebook face scrutiny over online advertising, which they dominate.
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WATCH: How Gmail beat Yahoo and Hotmail to dominate consumer email
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Republicans also dominate House seats outside of the major urban centers.
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Shiites are a majority in Iraq and dominate the national government.
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While the market is huge, legacy insurance companies still dominate it.
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In other words, the tech giants that dominate the broader market.
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Editors' Choice Eccentrics, obsessives and big personalities dominate this week's nonfiction.
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"I wanted to come out here and dominate today," Wheeler said.
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Disney is also expected to dominate in the weeks to come.
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On the mass market level, mobile-based money market funds dominate.
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"Trump's purpose here is to dominate all media coverage," Heye said.
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A potential government shutdown would normally dominate the news in Washington.
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Ferraris continue to dominate the top 10 sellers at Pebble Beach.
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They were designed to dominate both the culture and historical record.
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"I'm a C.E.O.," she informs the "guys" who dominate the class.
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"I'm a C.E.O.," she informs the "guys" who dominate the class.
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What matters is that you dominate, or be seen as dominating.
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But that subject did not dominate his brash, often raunchy act.
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Those things would all come to dominate how deals were done.
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Wild oysters used to dominate New York Harbor and the Chesapeake.
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There's always a heroic male who has to dominate the market.
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Hustling cool metal cylinders certainly dominate his first post-WWI paintings.
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It does dominate mobile apps and Facebook pretty much does. Totally.
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And we also knew that that's an endangered world that needs protecting, and we realize it's incredibly diverse and no individual varieties are going to dominate that world—or should be allowed to dominate that world.
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And so, much as Sanders had previously let Clinton dominate a foreign policy dispute that should always have been contested, now Clinton is letting Sanders dominate a question of foreign policy principle that should likewise be contested.
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Netflix is taking steps to dominate the world of digital streaming globally.
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With their respective subsidiaries, Alipay and WeChat Pay, they dominate mobile payments.
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Like the U.S. payment giants, Paytm and StoneCo dominate their respective marketplaces.
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Ivy League schools dominate almost every college ranking — and for good reason.
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Most Americans think robots will dominate the workforce in the near future.
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For the second year in a row, medical jobs dominate this list.
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Even so, art-house flicks continue to dominate the Best Picture category.
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White men still dominate the industry, as do white interpretations of diversity.
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But Netflix says outright that it wants to dominate your entertainment hours.
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Even in their vulnerable nakedness, his nudes dominate the space they inhabit.
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If you're alive in 2017, you know that "foodies" dominate the media.
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Facebook and Google dominate digital advertising, but Verizon wants to change that.
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It's only when annual incomes climb above $400,000 do luxury vehicles dominate.
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Here are five categories of tweet that seem to dominate Dorsey's mentions.
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Low-cost options tend to dominate in emerging markets, he pointed out.
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Concerns over an oversupply in oil markets continues to dominate investor sentiment.
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Subscriptions are the hot market that everybody wants to dominate these days.
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However, we expect the current fragile sentiment to continue to dominate markets.
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"We really do things that we feel we can dominate," she said.
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Rather, AlphaZero learned how to dominate chess in just a few hours.
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British Airways and Cathay Pacific dominate the nonstop service on that route.
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White and Asian men still dominate the ranks of major tech companies.
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So prepare for Amelia's decision to dominate Grey's Anatomy's already-promised future.
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It wouldn't be fair for Sennheiser to dominate the earbud business too!
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So it began to dominate the world on a very grim statistic.
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At least, their tendency to dominate our News Feeds and Tweets do.
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Small businesses, which often dominate, contributed 62,000, while large companies hired 83,000.
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The Wii U version of the anticipated game will dominate Nintendo's presence.
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This laptop seems tailor-made for schools, where Chromebooks dominate all challengers.
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GIFs and still images still dominate and I've hardly seen any videos.
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It's progress to shake off a bad half and dominate the second.
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American athletes did dominate this competition: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Both play a key role in his singular style, but neither dominate.
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Did Boris dominate the league and find nothing but empty fulfillments there?
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But the upcoming primaries that dominate most states won't make that easy.
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INDEPENDENCE, not Brexit, will dominate the election campaign north of the border.
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European manufacturers dominate this €250bn industry, accounting for around 70% of production.
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Today, they dominate everything from e-commerce to the Chinese entertainment industry.
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Brands in Nike's position have the clout to dominate the news agenda.
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Other e-commerce retailers that dominate the Middle Eastern market are Aido.
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Bad news, conflict and negativity seem to dominate our lives of late.
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"That's enough to dominate squash for the next 20 years," he said.
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Ahead, meet ten music superstars poised to dominate the scene in 2018.
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And for many, the specter of student loan payments dominate monthly budgets.
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From Harley Quinn to Deadpool to Catwoman, superheroes dominate this year's lineup.
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Conglomerates owned by the army and party dominate much of the economy.
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Depressing cycles of elections, protests, coups and military regimes dominate Thai politics.
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Party infighting would dominate the headlines and create bad blood among activists.
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Why it's happening: Debit and credit cards continue to dominate Americans' wallets.
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Facebook lost money for years before going on to dominate global communication.
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But by the same token, large hospital systems dominate some regions entirely.
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In Telangana, as in many southern and eastern states, local parties dominate.
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And now, she's set to dominate another market: the world of merch.
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The MILF enjoys broad support and is expected to dominate the process.
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Private institutions dominate the upper ranks of the global higher-education leagues.
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When it comes to the Chinese hardware scene a few categories dominate.
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Individuals from Malaysia, Indonesia and China usually dominate the list, Lee said.
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In fact, the group may be set to dominate the year's offerings.
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"That is very unusual for companies to dominate their space," he said.
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VCs are hunting for tech-enabled startups poised to dominate that slice.
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Baseball teams don't dominate (or languish) as much as a football team.
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The style and themes of Irish-American politics now dominate American politics.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Global financial concerns, retail earnings dominate the week ahead .
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User conversations around live events are where Twitter is supposed to dominate.
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The topic expected to once again dominate the town halls: Health care.
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Stodgy financial, industrial and property giants continue to dominate Hong Kong's bourse.
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Homeowners dominate the bodies that decide whether new houses may be built.
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Be gentle, even though you're feeling compelled to totally dominate the situation.
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Midwest states continue to dominate as the best places to raise children.
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When sorting the list by salary, engineering and other STEM jobs dominate.
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He proved that he can dominate a race in the Deep South.
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It will come as little surprise that tech companies dominate the ranking.
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Failures of vetting by the Trump administration continue to dominate the news.
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Given the appointment process, fiscal conservatives will likely dominate PROMESA's oversight board.
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He said the issue would dominate the talks on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Even if turnout increases this year, home issues are set to dominate.
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Fitch believes the life sector will continue to dominate total industry premiums.
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He is just being an alpha male and trying to dominate everything.
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Though NIMBYs deserve their say, they ought not to dominate the conversation.
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Their title rivals, in contrast, have all sought to dominate the ball.
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Discounts, rebates and coupons dominate the smoke and mirrors of pharmaceutical sales.
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Trade, manufacturing and services industries data will dominate in a quiet week.
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The tobacco industry incumbents are likely to dominate the smoked marijuana market.
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"And when fears dominate, you could see some amazing pricings," he added.
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Ultimately, German researchers commercialized magnetic recording and came to dominate the industry.
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Another common factor was the desire to dominate and control other people.
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Harley's, protests and Neil Gorsuch dominate this week's photos of the week.
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Maduro says the United States wants to dominate Venezuela's vast oil reserves.
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The latter two dominate the $100 billion global games market, excluding China.
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Seven churches dominate the two main roads in the town of Minden.
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So between Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu, they kind of dominate that space.
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Read more: Bank of America wants to dominate middle-market investment banking.
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"No one nation can and should dominate the Indo-Pacific," he said.
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Pelosi really believe that the voting record of House Democrats will dominate
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France and Italy dominate, with a few passing glances at other countries.
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Graduates of Eton, Harrow, Oxford and Cambridge should not dominate corporate boards.
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It doesn't dominate the chicken like so many other fried-chicken sandwiches.
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Brand-new or secondhand, Gucci continues to dominate the luxury retail market.
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Trump not only entered the race; he quickly began to dominate it.
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This question will dominate political discussion in Washington until November's midterm elections.
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Some consider them low caste, but they dominate political life in Haryana.
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Google has come to dominate the Internet through its ubiquitous search bar.
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Not with two candidates who are likely to dominate the rules committee.
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After all, the coasts tend to dominate the media's conversation concerning tech.
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Three services dominate this space, and they were all founded in 2013.
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If superhero movies dominated the 2010s, will supervillain movies dominate the 2020s?
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But growing skepticism surrounds them as anti-vaxxers dominate the internet megaphone.
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Latin American immigrants, mainly from Mexico, dominate the blue-collar work force.
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But Biden also continued to dominate Sanders with a key demographic: Women.
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Grapes from Italy dominate the wine list, with California in second place.
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Trump and his media allies dominate large swaths of the social web.
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Trump wants to dominate the targets of his hatred with arbitrary violence.
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We don't know what issues will dominate for the next four years.
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The goal is not for the United States to dominate the world.
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Economics dominate the conversation on the continent more than national security concerns.
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But the 2016 heavyweights, including President Trump, continue to dominate the site.
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He has told associates that he fears China could dominate the technology.
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Many of its past winners have come to dominate the tech industry.
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TALLINN, Estonia — Uber used to dominate ride-hailing in Poland and Kenya.
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But even in "The Captain," Joe's voice works to dominate the proceedings.
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Three Japanese companies dominate the business of turning rare earths into magnets.
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Yet, the Donald proved he could still dominate conversation despite his absence.
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Netflix's Stranger Things notwithstanding, Hulu add-ons dominate the alien invasion category.
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Shouldn't baking be one field in which they are expected to dominate?
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The two firms dominate South Africa's wireless broadband market, controlling around 70%.
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You can't let one side of that coin dominate what's going on.
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Both began to dominate halfpipe contests by the time they hit puberty.
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Amazon and Google dominate the smart speaker market in the United States.
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As attempts to withdraw continue, political warfare should dominate America's strategic thinking.
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Financial scandal and wrangles over financial rule-making still dominate the headlines.
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Because to dominate a very small market, it's probably not worth it.
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French-speaking Wallonia, with its coal and steel, used to dominate economically.
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Partisan spats appeared to dominate the reaction in the American news media.
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Mike Ashley is on a path to dominate the UK retail landscape.
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Men dominate every area but costume design, where women traditionally hold sway.
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Today (Friday): Clouds dominate, although peeks of sunshine can't be ruled out.
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The company quickly came to dominate the market for registering domain names.
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But while the Navarro Bulldogs dominate on the mat, they're still underdogs.
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The car spat is expected to dominate the Trump-Juncker agenda Wednesday.
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Where there is potential for somebody to dominate is with African Americans.
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It's hardly news those same people are poised to dominate the future.
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Technology firms dominate your online activity, so why not your wallet, too?
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The campaign is supported by the Kurdish militia that dominate the SDF.
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Most of all, he prefers to dictate and dominate the news cycle.
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The founder doesn't dominate the network so much as manage the community.
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Perched on a peninsular rock, the ruins dominate the distillery's seaside panorama.
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It is one of four banks that dominate the country's financial system.
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"We are a divided nation, and someone's values will dominate," he warned.
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The election was last month, and conservatives will dominate the new assembly.
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It belongs to three pharmaceutical giants that dominate the global insulin market.
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It's either dominate the market or bust, and only time will tell.
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Republicans dominate most state legislatures, effectively running the chambers in 213 states.
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Their partnership has helped them dominate grass in New York and beyond.
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Toxic hate speech and discriminatory language dominate many of these online forums.
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Punjabis dominate the army while the northwestern tribal areas are overwhelmingly Pashtun.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's brownface scandal continues to dominate the headlines.
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Corporate fleets and logistics giants like FedEx will dominate long-haul routes.
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Disney might dominate the box office, but awards season, not so much.
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It was said businesses and the wealthy would dominate politics and policy.
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The accord also promises to dominate Iran's presidential elections due in May.
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Director Todd Phillips' Joker origin story continues to dominate the box office.
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Here's what The Hill is watching for: How much will Trump dominate?
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S. companies can dominate the applications and services that run over 5G.
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"Geopolitical tensions and sanctions risks continue to dominate," analysts at Rosbank said.
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But, of course, it's not women who dominate the Fox power structure.
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Christie's also continued to dominate the very top of the art market.
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Much like on the court, Curry and James dominate the league online.
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They did not dominate the first meeting between the schools since Dec.
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In such tastings, the more boisterous, assertive wines often dominate quieter bottles.
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So it's no wonder there is a race to dominate the technology.
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Members of the elite work within and dominate these violent power structures.
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Competing notions of American national identity are coming to dominate American politics.
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Despite these low ratings, Trump does dominate in another realm: social media.
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The international varieties, however, often dominate, intruding on and changing Chianti's character.
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Halsey's quest to dominate pop music isn't going to stop anytime soon.
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It also explains his fondness for autocratic strongmen — the ones who dominate.
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Because, him being ready to dominate or take over rap a whole year before he was even born, reminds me of something on Dragonball Z where they'd show villains looking at Earth from a distance, preparing to come dominate.
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And because Cruz didn't dominate tonight, guess what tomorrow's headline is: Trump Won!
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Might they offer a template for China of how to dominate the continent?
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The commission's take adds another facet that is sure to dominate the argument.
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We also tended toward animals that had social hierarchies that we could dominate.
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For a lot of people—myself included—digital spaces increasingly dominate our life.
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Countries that are most innovative and technologically advanced tend to dominate international relations.
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It's not only Alibaba which is aiming to dominate this huge market, however.
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But St Ives's popularity has a downside: visitors dominate the local housing market.
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Indeed, President-elect Trump seemingly wants to dominate and control his own narrative.
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The statistic is one that underscores YouTube's efforts to dominate the digital space.
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In a fast-moving, ever-changing timeline, threads can powerfully dominate a conversation.
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So who are the top teams, aimed to dominate the court this year?
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Heavyweight players like Amazon and Microsoft dominate the cloud space with centralized databases.
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Neither of the two companies that dominate app downloads worldwide is standing still.
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But despite these early fears, open source came to dominate the digital landscape.
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And the results reveal a worrying finding: that men still dominate public discourse.
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In Las Vegas, it's especially easy for one player to dominate the ball.
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We have allowed Republicans to dominate in state elections and build astonishing power.
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But Snap's metrics dominate the story, including its costs and slowing user growth.
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Many outside powers have attempted to dominate the deserts of the Middle East.
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Amazon wants — and clearly feels — it can dominate those types of clothing purchases.
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Male workers still dominate the most important, full-time positions at Japanese companies.
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Yet the conventional wisdom that big money would invariably dominate has been wrong.
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What gets pushed up through algorithms, the way he's able to dominate Twitter.
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The same trend has come to dominate the world of European Championships mascots.
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Astonishingly, they did, and the team went on to dominate at the Olympics.
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Or perhaps Mr. Trump was simply trying to please, or dominate, his guest.
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The case led to the surge of super PACs that now dominate elections.
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But American officials said they did not believe that would dominate their discussions.
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The rise of connectivity and associated technologies will also dominate this year's show.
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Since 2015 we've said that ubiquitous AR could dominate focused VR long-term.
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Republicans still lament Trump's ability to dominate whatever they were trying to do.
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Well-connected tycoons dominate business; many schools outside the biggest cities are woeful.
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Today, however, cool textures, trippy prints, and varied hemlines dominate the classic style.
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News about the president and his administration dominate Facebook and Twitter in 2017.
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The West and the Southwest continued to dominate the most-ozone-polluted list.
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It's just too early in the market's development for anyone to dominate yet.
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Clouds dominate throughout the day with highs near 50 to the low 50s.
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But no one is likely to unseat them inside the categories they dominate.
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The name of one country continues to dominate U.S. politics and headlines: Russia.
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Go deeper: The race to dominate the $1.5 trillion business of moving stuff
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However, hardware in general — and the iPhone in particular— still dominate companywide revenue.
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These firms still dominate Taiwan's export-reliant economy, which specialises in high tech.
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Go deeper: U.S. projected to "dominate" oil supply growth over next five years
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Supergiant funding rounds are coming to dominate the funding landscape at all stages.
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With one more channel to spend in, will big publishers dominate even further?
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It can become boring watching the same group of people dominate every vote.
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Instead, I heard one that wants to dominate every area of enterprise computing.
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The important thing is to dominate that space and we're working on it.
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He appeared to benefit from Mormons who dominate the Republican vote in Utah.
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Just because you use Facebook doesn't mean it has to dominate your life.
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Technology giants such as Alibaba and Tencent dominate the cloud market in China.
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More than a century later, American institutions still dominate the business-school landscape.
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But the situation changes when one or a few firms dominate a market.
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I do not want to create the impression that feminists dominate this debate.
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Driving the news: Drug pricing will likely dominate the fall agenda in Congress.
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Uber's big push to dominate the future of the trucking industry is dead.
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"Of course I'm watching the #FinalFive dominate the floor!" he tweeted on Tuesday.
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Mason resigned as questions about the pair's relationship began to dominate Alabama politics.
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First and second-generation immigrants dominate Silicon Valley and the world of STEM.
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He still has three events left to dominate – including the 200m fly tonight.
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Next December a stampede of VR headsets will dominate our holiday shopping choices.
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Because I like self-charging and we know that is something they dominate.
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Today I'm scaling, I have cash flow, and I am beginning to dominate.
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Tech companies continue to dominate the Best Global Brands list created by Interbrand.
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In China, where individual investors dominate transactions, big first-day pops are routine.
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Two trends dominate: depiction of the natural world and creation of fantastic imaginings.
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The free market, and the corporations that dominate it, deserves the tax break.
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Flipkart and Amazon dominate the online shopping space in Asia's third-largest economy.
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The decline supported export-oriented large-cap stocks, which dominate the FTSE 100.
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U.S. non-farm payrolls data at 1330 GMT will dominate trade on Friday.
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American Men, vile, smelly morons that they are, can't even dominate in hockey.
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Those are the dominate forms of investment for the traditional funds like ours.
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But despite a massive physical advantage, Embiid doesn't dominate by ioverpowering the opposition.
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The result is that WeChat payments, along with Alibaba's Alipay, dominate the market.
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It is a key lender to the resource exporters that dominate Russia's economy.
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China Mobile Limited (CML, A+/Stable) will continue to dominate the mobile market.
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When looking at companies with the most cash held overseas, technology names dominate.
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The national implications, however, will dominate the story coming out of this race.
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As in previous years, companies in tech, media and finance dominate the list.
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At every juncture, he was able to dominate the national conversation through media.
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But as it does in so many other areas, Amazon continues to dominate.
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Yet hopes that South African companies would dominate the continent have been disappointed.
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Yet digital advertising is becoming a scale game that Google and Facebook dominate.
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Thus, even where single companies dominate, costs to consumers can be fairly stable.
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These excerpts will dominate the news cycle with almost no scrutiny or disclaimers.
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Nearly two weeks after the killings, Parkland continues to dominate the political conversation.
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The company is using Alexa to dominate the smart home before its competitors.
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Amazon continues to dominate online shopping among the top four retailers in America.
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The run-up to the vote is likely to dominate trading of sterling.
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In the anti-abortion movement, a similar aversion to facts seems to dominate.
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That's more generous than considering only ride-hailing, which Grab and Uber dominate.
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Their opinions will dominate the conversation, and their preferences will simply matter more.
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Hakuho's success comes as foreign wrestlers increasingly dominate Japan's 15-century-old sport.
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Hot weather would this week "dominate most of China once again," he added.
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At the very least, it's small enough that it won't dominate the room.
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Citi and Deutsche dominate on options with 11.9 and 11.1 percent respective shares.
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Security, trade and currency policy are expected to dominate the meeting with Abe.
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But when you dominate a market, of course, you want to keep dominating.
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Meet the striving celebrity underclass that has risen to dominate the gossip machine.
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Trade, along with North Korea, are expected to dominate Trump's talks in Asia.
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Trump is generally quite media savvy and prefers always to dominate the conversation.
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Large, urban areas such as New York, Philadelphia and Boston dominate the list.
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Sorry, "Fortnite" fans — "Minecraft" continues to quietly dominate, as it has for years.
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It is a rivalry that will likely dominate the politics of this generation.
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The themes he talked about that day came to dominate his campaign messaging.
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When Lampard played well, he could still dominate matches and find the net.
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Ayotte's debate slip-up came to dominate the race at a critical juncture.
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FBI Director James Comey's firing, healthcare and Russia dominate this week's top photos.
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But there is no reason to think that ties will dominate the docket.
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The companies, collectively known as the ABCDs, dominate the global grain trading business.
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German and Russian history currently dominate history sections, but in very specific forms.
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For a decade, it worked well, as Pandora came to dominate Internet radio.
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The wraith and ranger abuse and slaughter orcs and dominate their feeble minds.
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I think "western-looking" guys are favoured because they dominate the celebrity world.
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There is no game more difficult for an individual to dominate than soccer.
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I feel like that kind of thinking has come to dominate too much.
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We must not allow his poisonous rhetoric to dominate the discourse of culture.
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China's plans to dominate electric vehicles could set up future green energy fights.
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A new type of aircraft carrier is gearing up to dominate the seas
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As the Cold War ended, Huntington argued, the West had ceased to dominate.
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Nomadic hordes of hippies ravage the landscape as raves and jam bands dominate.
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What's next: Amazon has one objective in every sector it sells: to dominate.
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Behind the scenes, the two companies warred for years to dominate content recommendations.
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Healthcare is expected to dominate the three-day gathering that kicks off Wednesday.
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Even more important, a radicalized version of Republicanism will likely dominate those institutions.
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Few of them developed the staying power required to dominate the global stage.
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The virus continues to dominate the headlines and television programming across the country.
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Ms. Garanca is working to summon the passion to dominate her star turn.
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Pro-Beijing parties are better funded, more organized and dominate the functional constituencies.
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The photographs, high-gloss inkjet prints hung overhead, dominate the gallery's visual space.
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So alluring is this vision that it has come to dominate our existence.
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Without extra competition, Fannie and Freddie will continue to dominate the mortgage market.
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Three additions to it dominate her first show in New York since 2013.
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They tend to dominate social media, they tend to come to local events.
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China, whose ambition is to dominate industries of the future, is pushing back.
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When you come into this type of program you understand why they dominate.
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The Republicans who dominate state government have usually kept that carefully in mind.
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And in the world of songwriting — music's storytellers and lyric writers — men dominate.
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She resigned as questions about the pair's relationship began to dominate Alabama politics.
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Yet that prosecution helped rein in Microsoft's ambitions to dominate the early web.
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Who goes there: Crowds from all of N.Y.C., though Williamsburg and Manhattan dominate.
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Carmakers seem to be convinced that electric cars will eventually dominate the roads.
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Ducklings dominate its ads and webpage, while the song "Lean on Me" plays.
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And what are the trends that will dominate the market in coming years?
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"In order to continue to dominate, there has to be both," she said.
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By the First World War, the automobile had come to dominate horse power.
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Nonetheless, he wanted reckless passion to dominate, with no conventional airs and graces.
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Environmental regulation would pass to the states, where Republican legislatures and governors dominate.
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These were not the themes Mr. Mattis had hoped would dominate the session.
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Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google dominate the daily lives of many Americans.
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Liberal ideology continues to dominate academia, at times silencing healthy and productive conversations.
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Vietnamese and Indian entrepreneurs dominate certain corridors, where they run restaurants and shops.
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They now dominate the culture so thoroughly that they threaten to asphyxiate it.
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In a scripted movie, of course, the highly paid stars dominate the screen.
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In the game following the victory over Tampa Bay, Wilson did not dominate.
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Bombs, bullets and, most recently, bytes, tend to dominate our national security thinking.
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The money has allowed Steyer to dominate in advertising in early-voting states.
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"He has that mentality that he wants to dominate every snap," Boulware said.
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Hungary's ruling party, Fidesz, has used public money to dominate the national conversation.
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Check. Build a business, start a side hustle, dominate Twitter, Instagram and Facebook?
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Such investors dominate in Hong Kong to an extent unseen in other countries.
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But Lacalle said market observers should not expect Amazon to dominate the globe.
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Google continues to dominate its core business, but the company faces increased challenges.
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What are the names of the companies that dominate the wind power industry?
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And in the opening scenes, I worried that a perverse preciousness might dominate.
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They will attempt to nibble away at American interests and dominate their regions.
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A large, diffuse and unyielding field of candidates is helping Bernie Sanders dominate.
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He hopes to "dominate in New York," and also expand into other cities.
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Perhaps the biggest surprise was that streaming didn't dominate the way people expected.
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Ethnic team names and immigrant-driven teams once again dominate the Cosmopolitan League.
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But the Sanders turnout operation helped him dominate the county convention delegate count.
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Sadhguru sees "leadership as serious sacrifice — not as power to dominate," Cherian said.
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Or could it come to dominate American politics over the next few decades?
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China's effort to dominate the landscape for intellectual property also extends to trademarks.
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With a warming globe, high temperature records now absolutely dominate low temperatures records.
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Hot dishes and the presidential candidates dominate this week's Photos of the Week.
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These groups soon came to dominate the fast-expanding bureaucracy and state enterprises.
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Consider some of the big questions that may dominate the early Trump presidency.
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Uber's not the only one looking to dominate the on demand transportation space.
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You can learn to identify instead with the Israelis as they dominate and
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Localization strategies play a big part in helping companies dominate each market too.
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At present only four accounting firm dominate the market for public auditing services.
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These Yankees, of course, are unlikely to dominate as Ruth's teams once did.
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Instead, she said, anger, frustration, and violent language seem to dominate the conversation.
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Pure, visceral emotions, at odds with a society's moral code, dominate such works.
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When it comes to digital advertising, Facebook and Alphabet's Google dominate the market.
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They believe lobbyists and special interests dominate our democracy and they are right.
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And once online retailers like Zappos began to dominate, Payless&apos sales struggled.
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Not everyone agrees that Fox, or conservative sources more generally, dominate abortion coverage.
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Among our other findings: • Software companies dominate the highest slots on the list.
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Egyptian players now dominate the sport, the way that Kenyans rule the marathon.
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"We cannot allow Iran to dominate that country," he told reporters this week.
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It also marked the beginning of a decade she would come to dominate.
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These grapes, along with a handful of others, came to dominate California wines.
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See me here, situated on the block, ready to dominate a smaller defender.
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Airbus fought back, arguing that travel between megacities would nonetheless dominate air transport.
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One shift during the past decade is that Japanese automakers no longer dominate.
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And, year after year, he was there on Opening Day, ready to dominate.
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Thomas B. Edsall At one end of the scale, men continue to dominate.
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Domestic issues like health care have tended to dominate the debate so far.
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All the Original Six teams are in there too, but they don't dominate.
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His rise is largely attributed to his ability to dominate the news cycle.
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Biden survives but fails to dominate The big question going into the debate was whether Biden, who stumbled badly in the first encounter in June, could bounce back and dominate the stage as he currently does polls of the Democratic race.
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"China has managed to dominate all aspects of the supply chain using the same unfair trade practices that it has used to dominate other sectors — cheap sweatshop labor, lax environmental regulations and massive government subsidies," Mr. Navarro said in an interview.
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So Facebook got into the news business like four years ago, they didn't really intend to come to dominate it, or at least they ... and they certainly didn't think through the consequences of what happens when they come to dominate it.
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He actually hails from one of the handful of families that dominate Philippine politics.
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I wanted to essentially dominate the internet and have Imgur be ubiquitous throughout it.
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Hairstylists weren't joking when they told us the chin-length bob would dominate 2019.
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These types of stories do not just make the news today, they dominate it.
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It's 2003-inches-tall, and there's just no way it won't dominate a room.
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US shale is likely to "dominate" non-OPEC supply growth in 22020, OPEC said.
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Crushing the economy with trade sanctions could allow China to dominate Myanmar, officials said.
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In other words, it's a political environment in which other, non-economic issues, dominate.
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US banks, including JPMorgan (JPM), Goldman Sachs (GS) and Morgan Stanley (MS) still dominate.
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Rather than objects, the paintings behave as fields, where relationships dominate instead of physicality.
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Barclays, Lloyds, RBS, HSBC , known as the "Big Four", dominate retail banking in Britain.
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Still, tobacco products dominate an otherwise non-threatening space: checkout counters at convenience stores.
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In the final quarter, the upstream exploration and production sector continued to dominate dealmaking.
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"This century will be owned economically by whoever manages to dominate renewables," he said.
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Google was actually worried that Microsoft and Windows would dominate the mobile device space.
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If The Donald has any chance of clinching the nomination, he needs to dominate.
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Taxis, Ubers and personal cars — autonomous or otherwise — dominate the roads, guzzling mainly gasoline.
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Though the data refer to firms of all sizes, big ones dominate the mix.
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One thing's for sure: expect a big touchscreen to dominate the Model Y's dashboard.
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Both companies dominate the e-commerce landscape in China, where Amazon has long struggled.
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Holders that are your enemy if you are in a stock that they dominate.
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A decade ago most labs in America and Europe were small; now megalabs dominate.
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That gives him confidence that Snapp will continue to dominate the ride-sharing market.
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Punjabis dominate the franchises for 7-Eleven stores and Subway sandwiches in Los Angeles.
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Bosses at state-owned firms, which dominate the economy, have ordered mass lay-offs.
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Islamist factions, including al Qaeda's former affiliate in the Syrian war, dominate the province.
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Conservatives saw this as one of their few opportunities to dominate the Supreme Court.
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We came in here against San Jose — Stanley Cup finalists — dominate the third period.
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The experience has further rattled some retail investors - who dominate transactions on Chinese exchanges.
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Boarded-up and crumbling houses, dollar shops and fried-chicken outlets dominate the picture.
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A stronger pound hits the foreign revenues of the multinationals that dominate the index.
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All three of largest platforms that dominate electronic trading now offer all-to-all.
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For most of the next 5003 years, De Beers would dominate the global market.
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Two screens dominate either side of the steering wheel, also from the Model 3.
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No one can remember a time when the state did not dominate the economy.
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Two days after she lambasted the Trump administration, Michelle Wolf continues to dominate headlines.
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Over the next year, the likely impeachment of Donald Trump will dominate American politics.
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Bayle stressed the pacifying effect of having many sects, none strong enough to dominate.
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No suspects have been officially named, but the development continues to dominate the headlines.
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We already know who's going to dominate the headlines Friday morning in the end.
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All this success only falls into place when you dominate your own patch, though.
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Spain, Germany, Italy and France, the other members of Europe's "big five", now dominate.
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"Google and Facebook continue to take the dominate share of ad dollars," said Kessler.
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When you're a player, stupid rules like this dominate every aspect of your life.
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It's such a stark change from the touchscreens that dominate all forms of technology.
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For the first time in Ethiopian history Oromos now dominate the organs of state.
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The Indians dominate the terrain, though, so early Pakistani attacks fail with heavy casualties.
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Airliners that mix batteries and fossil fuel could dominate the skies in the future.
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And how did the 70-year-old dominate the world's most notorious drug cartel?
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China's markets are booming but local firms dominate, and Goldman is weak in India.
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Ryan Coogler's Black Panther continues to dominate the box office, and for myriad reasons.
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Russia is portraying the United States's intervention as an attempt to dominate its backyard.
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Normally, a president's past affair with an adult film star would dominate news coverage.
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Watch Fox News or read conservative news outlets, and different villains and storylines dominate.
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Today big European and American multinationals still dominate markets from logistics to soft drinks.
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Anger is fiercest among the indigenous Bedouin, who dominate the security and intelligence services.
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Next phase Cranes dominate the park skyline, as construction kicks into a higher gear.
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But Amazon still trails Apple and Samsung which continue to dominate, despite seeing declines.
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Amazon's hardware strategy is closely aligned with its efforts to dominate the retail market.
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I watched women dominate arena stages and amphitheaters, get record deals, become record executives.
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They accused Facebook of strong-arming them into letting it dominate their home screens.
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It's not enough to dominate media coverage, he needs to "win" it, O'Connell said.
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These firms dominate the market for customized equipment to develop jetties and container terminals.
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In terms of sheer numbers, men dominate the big screen by a long shot.
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Chaebols dominate the Korean economy, with each company operating a range of diverse businesses.
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The five biggest U.S. technology companies have shown they can dominate a massive market.
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But the focus should not be on the colleges that traditionally dominate national rankings.
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A share sale of that size would normally dominate headlines in the financial press.
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This reflation trend will continue to dominate as the main macro theme for markets.
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Russia's Uralkali, Belarusian miner Belaruskali and Canada's Potash Corp of Saskatchewan dominate the market.
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A high federal tax, high enough to dominate the field, would address that problem.
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Democrats continue to do well on solid Democratic soil and increasingly dominate the suburbs.
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Washington has all the potential in the world to dominate North American maritime trade.
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During stage four, delta waves dominate and there is no eye or muscle movement.
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The Echo Show will help Amazon continue to dominate the voice-controlled speaker market.
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The three most popular cities in Canada do not exclusively dominate the startup ecosystem.
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Big privately held holding companies dominate many sectors, squeezing out smaller, more innovative firms.
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They dominate over in this lane and it's like big semis on the highway.
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A weaker currency benefits the FTSE 100's international firms which dominate the index.
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"Their (China's) goals are to dominate the United States military and economically," he said.
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In the first, he was able to dominate his Russian foe with his wrestling.
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So he was just trying to dominate and literally stalk me around the stage.
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Hosmer wasn't using a Louisville Slugger or a Marucci, brands that dominate the league.
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The United States was a strong second, but it used to dominate the list.
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Hardly the stuff of world domination, but enough to dominate the London tin market.
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Later, YouTube and social media giants including Facebook and Twitter would come to dominate.
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Plus, only two companies dominate an estimated 77% of the UK pet food market.
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While women outnumber men at all levels of education, men still dominate business programs.
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At 6 feet 5, he had a physical presence that could dominate a room.
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Any faction can veto government decisions, and no single group can dominate the state.
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But his insurgency shows how the battle to dominate online groceries remains wide open.
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But it was the issue of potential benefit restrictions that is like to dominate.
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There are two diametrically opposed concepts of motherhood that dominate conversation in America today.
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At the moment, Biden continues to dominate most national polls, with Warren and Sen.
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This theory would mean small caps were outperforming as trade headlines dominate the markets.
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Concerns about the serious trade situation and economy recession dominate sentiment at Wall Street.
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Big brands still dominate, driving 80 percent of industry sales, according to the report.
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Here are five things to watch in both contests: How much will Trump dominate?
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Midwestern cities dominate the list, including Grand Rapids, Michigan; Omaha, Nebraska; and Shawnee, Kansas.
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I tried to play solid, dominate with my forehand when I had the chance.
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"Iran will never again have carte blanche to dominate the Middle East," Pompeo said.
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Companies run by business executives with undergraduate and graduate degrees dominate Fortune's annual list.
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However, solar is expected to dominate new additions of renewable energy in coming decades.
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Pickup trucks — still some of the best-selling cars in America — dominate the group.
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Chicken plants dominate the economies of Morton and other small towns east of Jackson.
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And de Ligt believes Juventus can help him dominate much in the same way.
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Questions about how the Trump presidency will affect the eurozone are expected to dominate.
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Last year billionaire John Malone explained why he believes Netflix will dominate the future.
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White men dominate powerful positions, and tend to hire those who look like themselves.
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In this overwhelmingly Democratic state, Hillary Clinton is poised to dominate the presidential vote.
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Extreme views didn't always dominate Burnside's character, said Ivan Lehman, a resident of Ulysses.
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The Orlando mass shooting and gun control dominate the images from the past week.
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Despite the recent softening, technicals are still set to dominate Europe's secondary loan market.
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Older women dominate much of the social scene, and they tend to see Mrs.
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China is currently winning the race to dominate quantum computing and AI — artificial intelligence.
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Fox News continues to dominate the field in ideologically-driven news from the right.
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It's a theme that might come to dominate the California gubernatorial election in 2018.
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While the building will dominate the skyline, it is more deferential on the street.
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This begs the question, why do young blacks dominate both college and professional sports?
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Chaebols dominate the South Korean economy, with each boasting a range of diverse businesses.
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His comments on the subject and session with establishment Republicans could dominate the day.
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Permutations of grief dominate a good part of the sections devoted to the Khuranas.
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We expect President Trump's calls to help Chinese phonemaker ZTE to dominate the conversation.
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But it doesn't dominate the dialogue and isn't a top priority on either side.
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That we have allowed to China to dominate their production and processing defies comprehension.
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Two striking paintings from the mature period dominate the second half of the show.
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Home Depot and Lowe's dominate the home-renovation retail sector in the United States.
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English seems to dominate most if not all language systems I've processed thus far.
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Since their invention roughly 100 years ago, plastics have come to dominate our world.
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The pace of inflation has already begun to dominate Powell's first months in charge.
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So Republicans will dominate the maps in those two major states now through 2031.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez continued to dominate the Mets at Citi Field on Wednesday night.
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One or two colors dominate each of these paintings, which Bradford does not repeat.
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Google Arts & Culture's collections map, however, shows that American and European collections still dominate.
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Texas took over the list — seven cities in the state dominate the top 15.
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Don't be surprised if rest and load management dominate the conversation throughout the year.
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When it comes to Black Friday savings, large retailers tend to dominate the conversation.
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With that clout, Beijing is taking steps to dominate in electric vehicles and technology.
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The route is open for him to modify the Constitution and dominate the judiciary.
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The vast majority of the people are Shiite Arabs, and Shiite political parties dominate.
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We look at China's efforts to dominate the technology sector, raising concerns in Washington.
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Along with Volkswagen's Audi division, the pair dominate the global market for luxury vehicles.
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Swirling swaths of muted color dominate the canvas: solidity has given way to vertigo.
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I love watching that force dominate her challengers, particularly when you least expect it.
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Student leaders say men tend to dominate the senior ranks across parties and campuses.
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Pro-democracy groups had demanded that civilians dominate the council, which the generals resisted.
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These simple flourishes allow the salmon's sweet flavor to dominate, adding richness and tang.
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The big three TV networks no longer dominate the culture the way they did.
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Today, the likes of Google, Apple and Facebook dominate tech all over the world.
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"American food and products dominate our lives," said Mr. González, who is also diabetic.
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It's a stark antidote to the boy meets girl fantasies that dominate literary fiction.
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The Sphinx is an integral part of the landscape, but it does not dominate.
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She sleeps with multiple men and fights back when they try to dominate her.
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Three companies dominate the American market for moly-99 — Lantheus, Curium and GE Healthcare.
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And in other countries, electric vehicles may come to dominate the roads much sooner.
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Republicans dominate the House, but have only 52 seats in the 100-seat Senate.
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Today two agencies dominate the field: Columbia Artists Management and International Management Group Artists.
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Used clothing is smuggled into Nigeria, and in Lomé, Nigerians dominate the resale industry.
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These ambitious policies to dominate the region are paralleled by tough measures at home.
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The list might even seem unnecessary at a moment when women dominate popular music.
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The two companies have waged an increasingly fierce competition to dominate the retail industry.
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Meyer's seems to dominate so many middle-class vanities and kitchen counters these days.
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Their abilities and the way they can dominate the line of scrimmage is huge.
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Shiite militias dominate the so-called popular mobilization forces incorporated into the Iraqi Army.
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"We didn't dominate; we won one tournament; you have to be honest," he said.
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They came to dominate the institutions of American society on both left and right.
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Sanders continues to dominate among voters between the ages of 18 and 24, however.
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But that leaves a big chunk of the suburban landscape where Republicans still dominate.
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With Joaquin Phoenix's "Joker" poised to dominate the box office this weekend, Warner Bros.
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But I'm not talking about the right-wing extremists who dominate the Republican Party.
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You move silently and quietly until you dominate—then you can launch an attack.
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Apple AirPods dominate the conversation around wireless earbuds, but are they actually the best?
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Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic still dominate, but here come the youngsters.
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That is why Mr. Maduro is eager to dominate the parliament by any means.
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The pair is also working together to dominate in a different industry — bottled water.
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They went on to dominate at LSU and have reunited together on the Browns.
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The answer is one that could dominate the next phase of the primary fight.
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E.V.s and ultraefficient internal combustion engines will dominate the auto industry within a decade.
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Until somebody comes up with a better defense strategy, Trump and Trumpism will dominate.
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Boxing games, which involve lots of quick jabs and hops, dominate the top categories.
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And it was likely that the same voices as always would dominate the meeting.
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The need to maintain stability is what will dominate the response to Li's death.
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He has the ability to thoroughly dominate media coverage with one 280-character tweet.
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"I'm asking our guys to dominate everybody they play," Lakers coach Frank Vogel said.
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Free speech is under attack by the Big Tech monopolies that dominate the internet.
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It allowed Ms. Stemme and the baritone Johannes Martin Kränzle to dominate the drama.
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Still, it's tough for me to imagine Lamar Jackson doesn't dominate in this spot.
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There was only the sea, to navigate, dominate and to launch locally fabricated galleys.
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Just because you win in one market doesn't mean you can dominate another market.
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Nothing less than an attempt to dominate information in a contest with an adversary.
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In Charlottesville and Richmond, for example, Confederate statues continue to dominate the city landscape.
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But none will dominate the coming year, he said, like the so-called Brexit.
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China is an incredibly competitive smartphone market, and one where Samsung used to dominate.
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The Taliban are increasing the territory they dominate, according to the latest US figures.
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The list suggests that Netflix originals dominate what subscribers are most interested in watching.
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Even in Singapore, Grimond said, the Alibaba-backed Lazada appears to dominate market share.
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From the start I needed to dominate and be very present on the court.
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It does not target military-owned companies that dominate some sectors of Myanmar's economy.
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It claimed the segment of the market that big box stores would eventually dominate.
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Your hope was to maybe have two guys, clear-cut, step up and dominate.
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Nevertheless, President Trump will dominate and prevail in whatever contest is placed before him.
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There are N.F.L. teams that reliably dominate opponents on both sides of the ball.
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Chinese companies such as Bitmain and Canaan also dominate the bitcoin-mining hardware games.
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The rapist is confounded and annoyed: He rapes to dominate women, not obey them.
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A glance at the book's index reveals the areas that instead dominate Boulez's concerns.
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They decide that harassment and assault will no longer run or dominate their lives.
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The big picture: Two private payments systems dominate the Chinese market: Alipay and WeChat.
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The police forces and hardliners who dominate Iran's judiciary reject western culture in Iran.
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Adults, after all, dominate the lives of children, for better and — too often — worse.
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While Italian and German companies dominate the automated packaging market, Chinese competition is growing.
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The danger is that it may dominate the museum's exhibitions for years to come.
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Such people dominate our universities, tech companies, publishers, nonprofits, entertainment studios, and news media.
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Letting any one group or party dominate the census process is a terrible idea.
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"This allowed T. rex to dominate various carnivore niches throughout its life," she added.
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Arguments over health care will dominate the primary and probably the general election, too.
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The same held true for Golovkin and Gonzalez for their dominate victories in 2015.
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The Irishman should easily be able to completely dominate 'Money' in an MMA bout.
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Unlike other strategy games, players don't necessarily use the military to dominate their opponents.
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Airlines such as Ryan Air, Easyjet, Norwegian, and AirAsia dominate the low-cost market.
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Large ethnic groups that dominate in many regions are demanding more territory and resources.
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One of the biggest U.S. concerns is who will dominate future high-technology industries.
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This also means men won't be able to dominate 75 percent of your conversations.
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Republicans dominate America's state governments — even in some of the country's most liberal states.
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It makes failure uncontainable, and ensures that replacing Obamacare will dominate Trump's first term.
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When deflationary forces dominate, as at present, characterized by a chronic shortage of private investment and thus, aggregate demand, fiscal policy should dominate the macrocosmic policy mix, and monetary policy should orchestrate friendly interest rates for the funding of larger fiscal deficits.
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That aesthetic, and the idea of traditionalism as a transgressive, countercultural identity, continues to dominate.
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Looking at individual stocks, earnings continued to dominate sentiment on Friday with several corporates reporting.
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"Because a force that can deter conflict must show that it can dominate a conflict."
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You think that Tesla will continue to dominate the electronic market five years from now.
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Spain's Philip II is a natural choice for players who want to dominate with faith.
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Foreign powers dominate the border areas, blocking trade corridors and the regime's access to oilfields.
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It's like watching a thoroughbred win the triple crown, then decide to dominate Olympic swimming.
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Aggregation theory describes how several of the most influential technology companies today came to dominate.
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"The Olympics' ability to dominate prime time for 17 consecutive nights is unmatched," Winter said.
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Unidentifiable organic matter and rancid food remains dominate the cover for Toe Fat's second record.
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Pacorini, the LME logistics arm of Glencore, used to dominate zinc storage in the city.
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That's the 2025 plan that they have to try to dominate world high tech industries.
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And with that, Apple's big chance to dominate in the AI-powered device market, too.
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It regularly allowed Trump to dominate the media discussion with his bombast and incessant attacks.
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When I'm adding chores and deadlines to my to-do list, I dominate the conversation.
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White men still dominate the upper echelons of the market, as recent research has shown.
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That announcement came to dominate much of the debate among Republican lawmakers gathered in Philadelphia.
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Coverage of test launches, new warheads and technical breakthroughs dominate the state-controlled military media.
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Conservatives now dominate the court with the Trump appointments of Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
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The industry is in a state of flux, and that change will dominate the week.
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Currently, Republicans dominate the Senate, with 52 seats to the 46 Democrats and two independents.
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Monsanto's GM cotton seed technology went on to dominate 90 percent of India's cotton acreage.
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Once Tuesday's midterms get out of the way, he said, seasonals will dominate the market.
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Google and Facebook continued to dominate, while the rest of the industry may have shrunk.
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Concerns around ad blocking, viewability, and measurement accuracy continued to dominate conversations about social platforms.
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Despite their size they often dominate dogs, in physical spaces and historically in digital ones.
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The IACHR experts said this was unnecessary and that new lines of investigation should dominate.
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Isn't it enough to dominate web search, ads, and browsers, smartphone operating systems, and maps?
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Absent are the long lines of look-alike houses that dominate parts of Nassau County.
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The political forces at play could well dominate the next presidential election, due in 2019.
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It's also a shot across the bow at China, which wants to dominate quantum computing.
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Now the two companies that dominate that corner of the ad business are getting together.
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Because they knew the terminology looked like they were trying to dominate the Eurasian landmass.
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Women dominate the pop space, and you often see female rappers moving in that direction.
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He's leveraged his control of the Republican Party, then, to dominate the American political system.
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So if Trump doesn't dominate the remaining primaries, we are headed to a contested convention.
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For web companies: Google, Facebook, Yahoo and other online platforms dominate the online advertising market.
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This is why the two companies have come to dominate the growing online advertising market.
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I'm not trying to dominate anyone, and I'm not trying to supervise or oversee anyone.
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Unlike markets in Northern Africa, where Islamic culture dictates marketplace structures, women dominate Ghanaian markets.
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The feature become so popular, so quickly, that it began to dominate people's Stories feed.
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This could see China dominate global mobile AR and smart glasses' installed bases long-term.
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The answer is not just that emotions dominate our decisions in politics, religion, and romance.
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An attitude of doing what you think is best and apologizing later continues to dominate.
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That's much less of a problem for Google and Facebook, which already dominate online ads.
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SOEs still dominate sectors that are deemed strategic by the government, notably finance and energy.
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That's right: The sugary, gooey marshmallow goodies that dominate convenience store shelves every Easter season.
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Raids dominate a couple of news cycles, scare immigrants and let Mr Trump project toughness.
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He knows that it is expected to win every game, and to dominate every tournament.
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For some time, it was understood that Biden wouldn't dominate in Iowa or New Hampshire.
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Everything pointed to the same problem, which came to dominate headlines: unequal access to power.
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But farther away from the Sun, speedy subatomic particles called cosmic rays start to dominate.
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Whither Hollywood, which just does not dominate the cultural conversation the way it used to?
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Airbus and its American counterpart Boeing dominate civil aviation and have done so for decades.
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With other parties in trouble, the PiS-PO rivalry will continue to dominate Polish politics.
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"Democracy would see poorer people dominate Hong Kong vote," he famously said in an interview.
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This is war by a totalitarian movement that wants to dominate Muslims and anyone else.
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Instead, it seeks a war-fighting capability to dominate the South and even the region.
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Perhaps one partner wants to dominate the relationship, while the other wants an equal partnership.
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Forsyth said the deal is part of AB Inbev's need to dominate in emerging markets.
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Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T), which owns CNN parent company WarnerMedia, dominate the industry.
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Instead, she's relegated to the sidelines, a passive actor in a story she should dominate.
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Thailand and China, in contrast, dominate the processed-meat market which requires cheap, skilled labour.
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Both men lead parties that dominate opinion polls, crowd out opponents and foul the air.
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