That figure will skyrocket as the November elections draw closer.
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Coppin State did not draw closer than 18 points thereafter.
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As I near the bridge, the shadows draw closer around me.
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But she says enthusiasm has increased as the Games draw closer.
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We should know much more as the August games draw closer.
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Some want to draw closer to Russia, others to the West.
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The report immediately sparked controversy, especially as the midterm elections draw closer.
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US AND CHINA DRAW CLOSER TO FINAL TRADE AGREEMENT - FT, CITING SOURCES
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As the midterms draw closer, Republicans have been pushing to close that gap.
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Netanyahu, for his part, sought opportunities to draw closer to his new American counterpart.
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And hey, it still gets stupidly hard as you draw closer to Bowser's hideout!
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Expect this threesome to share talking points against you while they draw closer together.
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In fact, as the elections draw closer, Republican victories are looking much more likely.
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The GNA has announced a counteroffensive to defend Tripoli as Haftar's troops draw closer.
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As you draw closer to your destination, you feel a sort of helpless dread.
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If the protests fizzle, Mr. Modi's vision of a Hindu nation could draw closer.
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Across Latin America, many governments are now seeking to draw closer to the United States.
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The footsteps draw closer, and Turtle ducks into the woods, lies down behind a log.
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And it helped me draw closer still to the people of Cambodia, my son's homeland.
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Pence's campaign schedule is expected to ramp up even more as the elections draw closer.
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Hills noted that as the holidays draw closer, many major retailers push their delivery deadlines later.
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Sargsyan seeks to ensure they maintain power, oppress the population and openly draw closer to Russia.
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Obama's absence from politics may change in the coming months, as the midterm elections draw closer.
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Lab-grown meats will be increasingly big news as they draw closer to entering the marketplace.
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But others view Russia's moves as its response to Lukashenko trying to draw closer to Western governments.
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They faced questions on efforts to combat foreign influence operations as the November midterm elections draw closer.
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But Ruth is being followed, and as the women draw closer together, the danger grows more intense.
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He said they should listen more to constituents, renew political leadership and draw closer to social movements.
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As the holidays have draw closer, people are celebrating in this spirit of giving by removing this obstacle.
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As we draw closer to the season's meridian, what are your hopes and dreams for the show's characters?
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American use of economic coercion had backfired, providing an incentive for the two countries to draw closer together.
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Caution appears to be taking hold as next week's Fed meeting and the June 21.4 Brexit vote draw closer.
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Death and devastation are ways for the Karamazov brothers, like the biblical character Job, to draw closer to God.
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But riskier assets may come back into favor as the two sides draw closer to a deal, he said.
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But she may draw closer parallels to Pat Nixon, who was known for stalwartly defending her husband, Richard Nixon.
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Few athletes have publicly expressed concern, but it is unclear how many might withdraw as the Games draw closer.
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It is whether Julia will draw closer to Viv and learn that sex is hardly the only happy ending.
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In August 2018, NASA launched the Parker Solar Probe to draw closer to the sun than any satellite before.
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As we draw closer to the deadline, and as negotiations get tougher, the climate is going to get worse.
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Audrina Patridge and her estranged husband Corey Bohan will participate in mediation as they draw closer to finalizing their divorce.
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There is also growing intelligence that ISIS is hunkering down for major combat in Mosul as Iraqi forces draw closer.
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Draw closer, and it becomes clear that much of the power of these works comes from their smart, eccentric construction.
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We were penned in, almost brushing shoulders with the people beside us, and I felt M. draw closer to me.
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But Malaysia is an influential country in South-East Asia, a region that China wants to draw closer into its orbit.
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But Houston Baptist pulled within 53-25 after an 13-13 run and regained possession with a chance to draw closer.
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More than a dozen people have already migrated this year, and more are expected to follow as the elections draw closer.
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As the days draw closer to the election, expected to be held in early May, the Congress party is gaining momentum.
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As the temperature turns colder and the holidays draw closer, winter seasonal releases are making their way to bars, restaurants and retailers.
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Chicago missed a chance to draw closer as No. 3 hitter Jose Abreu popped out in foul ground to end the threat.
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Chicago came within six points of New York with 4:18 to play but was unable to draw closer down the stretch.
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As midterm elections draw closer, more women are running for office and making gun violence prevention front-and-center in their platforms.
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With their celebratory night ruined, do Cookie and Lucious draw closer to each other or place blame on the other over Jamal's condition?
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The "yield curve," a term that describes the gap between short- and long-term Treasury yields, continues to flatten or draw closer together.
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Those who go on the fast hope to not only get their weight and diet under control but also draw closer to God.
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Mr. Duterte stopped construction last week on a sandbar in disputed waters, as part of a broader effort to draw closer to Beijing.
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As November's midterm elections draw closer, two of the most pivotal states in the fight for control of Congress hold primary elections Tuesday.
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As it heads north, the storm's center could draw closer to Baja California Sur or head west of the peninsula, the NHC said.
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Given the interest in net neutrality among young voters, Democrats are attempting to seize on the debate as November's midterm elections draw closer.
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ET. The debate features, in alphabetical order: The standards for qualifying for the debates have become tougher as the nominating contests draw closer.
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The Kardashians have always been a close family, and their multiple pregnancies are only going to make them draw closer, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The Yellow Jackets got as close as eight points on back-to-back baskets by Abdoulaye Gueye, but missed a chance to draw closer.
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For them, the natural world was a divine gift, analogous to the Bible; they studied creation in order to draw closer to the Creator.
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And there are some signs that Democratic leaders are shifting closer to the specificity of their 2006 message as the elections draw closer. Rep.
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Dirichlet proved that there is an infinite number of fractions that draw closer and closer to pi as the denominator of the fraction increases.
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The South Koreans may actually draw closer to the Chinese after settling a dispute this week over the rollout of an American antimissile system.
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Marist cut the lead to 54-44 with 4:48 left on a layup by David Knudsen, but the Red Foxes could not draw closer.
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The law is seen by campaigners as an attempt by President Vladimir Putin to draw closer to his electorate, most of whom are Orthodox Christians.
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" "The fact is if anything the response of the American people is going to be to draw closer to Great Britain, to the United Kingdom.
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Separately, the President seems nothing but eager to draw closer to Russian President Vladimir Putin and set aside the issues that divide the two countries.
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He spread militant Islamist ideology on YouTube and, according to Indian investigators, helped inspire at least one Indian to draw closer to the Islamic State.
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Mulvaney's remarks on Saturday came as the 2018 elections begin to draw closer and the fight for control of Congress has begun to heat up.
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Seattle is an excellent sports town and I know they'll (learn to) love their hockey team as they also draw closer to getting the Sonics back.
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The U.S. dairy lobby is ratcheting up the pressure on Canada as the NAFTA talks draw closer, demanding concessions the Canadian government looks unwilling to grant.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has scheduled an open hearing on election security Wednesday morning, a topic attracting increasing attention as the 2018 midterm elections draw closer.
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Meanwhile, the Russia investigation has appeared to draw closer to the White House with the guilty plea of former national security adviser Michael Flynn last week.
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An informer awaits execution in a squalid interrogation room while, outside, a deadly group of men and women draw closer, machine pistols tucked under their coats.
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Prince Harry, who is sixth in line for the throne, has long called on Britain's monarchy to draw closer to the daily life of its people.
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The competition is stiff among Democratic candidates and as the primaries draw closer, and polls have the top four running a very tight and unpredictable race.
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As the November 6 U.S. congressional elections draw closer, Reuters looks at five metrics to gauge Democrats' chances of regaining control of the House of Representatives.
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The novel is told through a series of vignettes that follows the crew and their adventures and fears as they draw closer and closer to their destination.
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Ujiri took a legitimate shot, and the Raptors have at least two more games to figure out whether they were fooling themselves in trying to draw closer, anyway.
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Now, as the prospect of hearings and a confirmation vote on Mr. Garrett's appointment draw closer, big business groups have stepped up their efforts to quash his nomination.
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Veteran Democratic Strategist Bill Carrick noted that Trump has a challenging task ahead -- particularly as the spotlight winnows to just two candidates and voters draw closer to decision time.
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Forecasting errors in polls tend to decrease as elections draw closer—conventional wisdom holds that polls tend to be unreliable until Labour Day, around two months before the election.
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A successful liability management transaction that is positive from a net present value perspective for investors is likely to come with a high cost as amortization deadlines draw closer.
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As November congressional elections draw closer, Trump and Republicans are under pressure to show they are responding to concerns about school safety without angering supporters who oppose gun control.
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Perhaps I did something wrong — males tend to dim their lights as they draw closer to females as a caution against the predatorial femme fatales, so the theory goes.
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As we draw closer to Election Day to determine who will lead the most powerful economy in the world, let's be vigilant in demanding specific details from all candidates.
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The PSDB plans to field its own presidential candidate next year and may well quit Temer's coalition of its own accord as the elections draw closer, the source said.
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As we draw closer to Trump getting a lump of coal in his Christmas stocking, with Nancy Pelosi implacably heading toward a holiday impeachment, his proditomania is revving up.
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Clinton holds a lead among the delegates who will determine the Democratic nominee, and Sanders is trying to string together a series of victories in upcoming contests to draw closer.
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However, an assertive Saudi Arabia, which is leading a bombing campaign against Iranian-allied rebels in Yemen, has insisted that the Gulf Arab monarchies draw closer together to confront Tehran.
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But as more candidates drop out and the Democratic primaries draw closer — prompting voters to pay closer attention to the race — his frontrunner status will increasingly be on shaky ground.
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But in areas with greater numbers of college-educated white voters, such as the Memphis suburbs, she did less well, allowing Mr. Espy to draw closer than Democrats ordinarily do.
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Iowans become more serious about the caucuses as they draw closer every election cycle, said Roxanne Conlin, a former U.S. attorney and former candidate for governor and Senate in Iowa.
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His longer-range ambition of controlling the Rajya Sabha would also draw closer, and with it the prospect of pursuing the less constrained Hindu-nationalist agenda that the BJP's base craves.
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A Bloomberg report on Friday showed China offered to go on a buying spree of U.S. goods, which investors saw as an attempt to draw closer to a trade deal with Washington.
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There has been no statement from the government on the changes, which only adds to a growing atmosphere of menace that many expect to thicken as the 2018 general elections draw closer.
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Given the credible evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, it's only natural that Americans are concerned about the possibility of further foreign interference, especially as the midterms draw closer.
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Finally, as we draw closer to the Oscar nominations in January, I'm reminded of the category that was hastily suggested and withdrawn almost as suddenly: the scuttled Oscar for best popular film.
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Some ease-of-play touches, like grabbing a plate of armor just by standing on top of it, or the sound loot crates make as you draw closer, help make gameplay seamless.
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While much of the country still looked forward to seeing Turkey draw closer to the liberal, modern West and join the European Union, Erdogan fired up the crowds with nationalist, anti-Western rhetoric.
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The Democrats sense the GOP's repeal struggles bolster their argument that the Republicans simply can't govern, and many don't want to rush to aid the Republicans as the 2018 midterm elections draw closer.
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It also speaks to a broader trend in the Christian Orthodox world, where many churches see themselves as bulwarks against Western influence even as their governments want to draw closer to the West.
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In a year when the threat of nuclear warfare seemed to draw closer, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded on Friday to an advocacy group behind the first treaty to prohibit nuclear arms.
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In a year in which the threat of nuclear war has seemed to draw closer, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to an advocacy group behind the first treaty to prohibit nuclear arms.
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A Tiananmen-style crackdown would underscore the regime's brutishness and incompetence, destroy Hong Kong as a global financial capital, and spur China's neighbors to arm to the teeth and draw closer to Washington.
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Biden has begun to roll out a steady stream of endorsements as the first nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire draw closer and as the field narrows further with New Jersey Sen.
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The demand for Hatchimals has skyrocketed as the holidays draw closer and desperate parents have resorted to printing "letters from Santa" to explain to their children why there isn't an egg under the tree.
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As contentious talks on renegotiating NAFTA draw closer, Trudeau has little choice but to defend dairy farmers and offer help to the lumber industry, even though that is likely to prompt fresh U.S. challenges.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration, faced with an assertive China expanding its influence in the South China Sea and into the Indian Ocean, has signaled its desire to draw closer to the United States.
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The three countries - the United States, Japan and India - have grown increasingly concerned about China's assertive military posture in the region and sought to draw closer, with Australia, in a "quad" of liberal democracies.
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The limbo status in the Senate comes as House Democrats are pushing ahead with their own spending plan, setting up a clash with GOP senators and the White House as the fall deadlines draw closer.
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Karl-Rudolf Korte, a professor of politics at the University of Duisburg-Essen, predicted that Germany's big parties, which govern in a "grand coalition" nationally, would draw closer together as a result of Sunday's elections.
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As the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 draw closer, attention could shift toward Kasumigaseki Country Club, where the men's and women's golf tournaments will be held during the games and which still denies women full membership.
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Indian democracy is much hardier, but journalists and free speech advocates are worried about the government's hostility toward an independent press and fear it will become even more aggressive as next year's parliamentary elections draw closer.
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OTTAWA/WINNIPEG (Reuters) - The U.S. dairy lobby is ratcheting up the pressure on Canada as talks to renegotiate NAFTA draw closer, demanding concessions the Canadian government looks unwilling to grant, according to people familiar with the file.
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The policy shift represents the latest attempt by Brazil's right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro to draw closer to U.S. President Donald Trump since taking office in January — but runs against the interest of some major Brazilian firms.
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After starting the final round with a six-shot lead, Kim never let anyone draw closer than two shots and sealed the victory at Kingsbarns Links with a bold hybrid over the burn to the 17th green.
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As the midterm elections draw closer, President Donald Trump has increasingly relied on falsehoods and exaggerations to make his closing argument to the voters, who could deal a major blow to Republicans' lock on power in Washington.
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So too is the canard that Mexico is a hotbed of jihadist terrorism, but that is not going to get in the way of Trump trying to make this an issue as the midterm elections draw closer.
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"I think it would be terribly detrimental to stock prices were he to get closer to 42, 45, 46 percent and draw closer to where she is right now," said the editor and publisher of The Gartman Letter.
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As the Oscars draw closer, the Hollywood Reporter took a look at the legacy of Hattie McDaniel, best known as the first African American to win an Academy Award in 1940 for her role in Gone With the Wind.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton met Brazil's far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro on Thursday to draw closer the two biggest economies in the Americas, whose leaders are ideologically in lockstep.
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Roundup Despite missing its top scorer, Jamie Vardy, because of a one-game suspension, Leicester overpowered visiting Swansea, 21-13, on Sunday to extend its unbeaten run to nine games and draw closer to collecting the Premier League trophy.
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The result, critics say, could be that Syria festers, Ukraine stays off balance and unable to draw closer to Europe, and that even areas such as arms control and nonproliferation, pillars of cooperation during the Cold War, could deteriorate.
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As we draw closer to the 10th Annual Crunchies Awards Show, we figured now was a great time to highlight the nominees for the Social Impact Award, which goes to the person or organization that uses technology to create social change.
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Truly, these ghoulish fruits instigate a deeply resonant tension between wonder and horror, a desire to draw closer and further in the viewing that find a faint echo in the surface-to-wide-angle viewing experience of an Impressionist painting.
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U.S. producer prices for July, due on Thursday, and consumer price index figures on Friday are likely to draw closer attention and will give investors a clue about the extent to which a stronger labour market is spilling over into inflation.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar's civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, will soon visit Beijing, state media said on Monday, as the southeast Asian nation appears to draw closer to its northern neighbor, China, amid global criticism over an exodus of Rohingya refugees.
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As Mediaset and Telecom Italia draw closer on content agreements, Sky is considering an agreement with broadband operator Open Fiber, controlled by Enel and state lender CDP, to use its network to take Sky content into homes, La Repubblica said.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has resorted to a mix of easy money policy and flexible fiscal spending to boost growth, faces pressure from within his ruling bloc to spend more on areas such as public works as elections next year draw closer.
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The 'gay propaganda' law, which has been used to stop gay pride marches and to detain gay rights activists, is seen by many as a move by President Vladimir Putin to crack down on dissent and draw closer to the Russian Orthodox Church.
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ASMARA (Reuters) - Europe's migration crisis and the conflict in Yemen have created opportunities for Eritrea to draw closer to the European Union and Gulf Arab states, offering the poor Horn of Africa nation the chance to end isolation it blames on U.N. sanctions.
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"They may not know what it was like for our forebears to use their own flesh to carry the destiny of our country and our people," the commentator wrote, "but at least they are making an effort to draw closer to our elders."
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The Trump administration has staked much of its policy agenda in the Middle East on a strong US-Saudi relationship, one the President's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner has helped draw closer through his personal relationship with Crown Prince Mohammed.
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But whereas we intuitively grasp that, like a camera, procedure allows the artist to remain detached, at arm's length, we need reminders that, also like a camera, procedure can allow the artist to draw closer to difficult material through the security blanket of mechanical method.
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She condenses his film and theater career into a mere 50 pages or so, eager to get to the metamorphosis Hecht underwent on the eve of World War II. And that's where she starts to draw closer to the man than any previous attempt.
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Mr. Trump came to office praising Mr. Putin and making it a priority to draw closer to Moscow, but his goal has been hobbled by multiple investigations into Russian meddling in last year's election and the clash over Syria's use of chemical weapons against its own people.
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But as the 2020 contests draw closer, Buttigieg is lagging behind former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE, Sen.
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Patrick Chappatte In a year when the threat of nuclear war seemed to draw closer, the Nobel committee awarded the Peace Prize to a group that worked on an international treaty to ban nuclear weapons, while acknowledging that the treaty would not in itself eliminate a single nuclear weapon.
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It does not include immediate plans to go to Florida, Michigan, Nevada or Ohio, although those states could be added to the president's itinerary as the November contests draw closer, the officials said, and his schedule is likely to fill out with well over a dozen stops each month.
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" Trudeau made clear that the Canadian economy is "very dependent" on its relationship with the US and sought to draw closer to Trump's populist rhetoric by noting that both men were "elected on commitments to support the middle class, to work hard for people who need a real shot at success.
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The extreme care with which he was dressed — black wool pants, a blue silk Hermès scarf tucked beneath the charcoal collar of his Celine pinstripe jacket — seemed, like the bright colors of certain animals, to be in part an armor against a hostile world, in part an invitation to draw closer.
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As animosity toward brown-skinned immigrants seems to worsen daily in this political climate, and anti-transgender bills that strip me of my dignity draw closer to becoming law in the Texas Legislature, there are days when we wake up scared, go to bed scared and navigate our isolation in between.
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The outreach to Morocco and Sudan "has to be seen as part of an overall effort on the part of Saudi Arabia to draw closer to the Israelis," said Jonathan Schanzer, senior vice president for research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington-based think tank that is hawkish on Iran.
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Facing death threats, the couple fled to the Netherlands where they were granted asylum Their flight in January became the first in an escalating series of moves this year against Russia's LGBT+ community which campaigners see as attempts by President Vladimir Putin to draw closer to his electorate, most of whom are Orthodox Christians.
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But as the Collatz process continues and the numbers in the sample draw closer to 1, the small skewing effect becomes more and more pronounced—the same way that a slight miscalculation in a poll doesn't matter much when the sample size is large but has an outsize effect when the sample size is small.
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The question is now being asked more urgently than before, as the primary contests draw closer and many Democrats simultaneously assess the risks of the two front-runners, Warren and Joe Biden, and survey the field anew, wondering if anyone in the tier of candidates just below them might be a better opponent for Donald Trump.
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That has led some analysts to suggest the attack should be seen against the backdrop of a continuing cultural battle as the country, a former Soviet republic long pulled between East and West, seeks to draw closer to the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, even as some conservative forces push back at perceived encroaching liberalism.
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India has overwhelmingly purchased its defense equipment and weaponry from countries like Russia and Israel, but American companies like Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics and Raytheon among those hoping Modi will increasingly look to the U.S. From a foreign policy standpoint, U.S. President Donald Trump may draw closer to Modi's administration if the trade war between Washington and Beijing drags on.
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No. 2 Georgia 43, Missouri 29 The Bulldogs remained unbeaten, but the Tigers certainly made them sweat in Columbia, Mo. After quarterback Drew Lock scored from 11 yards out to cut the lead to 40-29 with just under 11 minutes to play in the fourth quarter, Missouri (3-33, 0-1 SEC) got a chance to draw closer as the Tigers blocked a 36-yard field goal attempt by Rodrigo Blankenship with 6:08 to play.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will journey to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to face questions about the special counsel's investigation into Russia's election interference, as it appears to draw closer to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's White House.
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