But newer Android phones slightly edge out Apple in performance.
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Many expect Pai to edge out O'Rielly for the position.
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That strategy has helped Samsung edge out rivals, analysts say.
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The Vermont senator will edge out former South Bend, Ind.
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Drivers edge out into the lane, trying to assert themselves through.
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The Vermont senator will edge out former Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Sen.
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EditorsNote: fixing spelling of Schwenke Titans survive, edge out Ravens NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Certain people feared that the Chinese would edge out whites in America.
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Stats just pile up by his ability to edge out anyone guarding him.
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Trump edge out the Ohio governor, who made a late charge in Michigan.
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Smartphones edge out tablets at about $700 million to $525.6 million in purchases.
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Amazon's intentions to edge out UPS and FedEx were becoming clearer than ever.
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Ciara & Fat Man Scoop Elliot's trademark dance talent helped her edge out the competition.
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President Trump predicted that former Vice President Joe Biden will edge out Vermont Sen.
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Meanwhile, "Adrift" was able to narrowly edge out "Avengers: Infinity War" for third place.
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A beautiful, poignant picture could edge out a more newsworthy one, and vice versa.
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But her clean water campaign isn't just a narrow primary tactic to edge out Sanders.
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And to edge out the stiff competition, Paris knew she'd have to be ~extra~ too.
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Curiosity about knowing what the president thinks seems to edge out not knowing, if barely.
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Vancouver Canucks (221-228-25, -232)—They narrowly edge out the Jets, Flames and Canadiens.
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One of these, the Faisaliah project, will run from Mecca's edge out to the Red Sea.
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Why, for example, is the critical launch button on the top edge, out of easy reach?
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First, though, Friedman's team has to get version 1.0 of Edge out to users in January.
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That gave them just enough rewards to barely edge out the competitors from Ruhr University Bochum.
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So I watch him edge out from under that portico, and the rain starts hitting him.
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As he's gained influence, Crown Prince Mohammed has started to edge out some major Saudi power players.
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Kate Brown will edge out Republican challenger Knute Buehler to keep her job after a tight race.
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The writing has been on the wall since Hive started to edge out Pig back in 2010.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas) will edge out businessman Donald Trump to win the Iowa Republican presidential caucuses.
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One area that helped Princeton edge out competitors like Harvard was its sky-high student retention rate.
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Ryan spoke in favor of Brady during the Steering Committee meeting, helping the Texan edge out Rep.
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That was enough to edge out Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which finished with $1.29 trillion. 8.
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And thanks to Walmart trying to edge out Amazon, the TV is available for free 2-day shipping.
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The company, like many others, is investing in digital shopping technology in a bid to edge out competitors.
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And Williams—though he came close—couldn't edge out incumbent Kathy Hochul to become the next lieutenant governor.
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Relative to that much more diverse electorate, it's not good enough for Sanders to narrowly edge out Clinton.
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Laffont scored 78.65 in the third final to edge out Sochi gold medalist Dufour-Lapointe by 0.09 points.
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Men edge out women slightly in the "very" satisfied category as well, showcasing 67 percent and 63 percent, respectively.
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Only last week, Google announced an ad-blocker for Chrome that's likely to edge out small players even further.
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Is it possible that Google is starting to edge out Alexa as the preferred digital assistant on the block?
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Contrary to rumors circulating that night and the next day, Clinton did not edge out Sanders by simple luck.
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Can Apple's much ballyhooed new iPhone cameras edge out the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge to reclaim the top spot?
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And is it enough of a "classic Best Picture" film that it could edge out its buzzier fellow nominees?
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"Women candidates had an edge out of the gate because people assumed that women were more ethical," she said.
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Even so, it took many years for the familiar New Testament canon to edge out rival Gnostic and Manichaean writings.
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The Jabras definitely edge out Samsung on audio, with livelier and more bass-heavy sound output and better water resistance.
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She could even, if the blow-up-the-system far left becomes her enabler through massive abstention, edge out Macron.
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The political urgency of fiscal policies that benefit Fernández's core constituency may edge out payments to some of the country's creditors.
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DE, saying the German group's unsolicited $5.9 billion offer might be sweetened and could edge out an agreed merger with Entegris.
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Waymo's move to bring its hardware manufacturing in-house shows the company's attempt to edge out suppliers like Delphi and Mobileye.
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But all eyes were on Franklin, who touched in 1:56.18 to edge out Leah Smith by just under a half-second.
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That also made Chicago 2.73 standard deviations better than average, although the modern Seahawks edge out those Bears slightly, 2.7348 to 2.7315.
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When our planetary system formed, the larger planets likely flung trillions of small objects at the system's edge out into interstellar space.
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In its attempt to edge out Silicon Valley as the center of innovation, Arizona has been a huge proponent of autonomous technology.
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But China has blown past the U.S. in actually deploying them, and it's beginning to edge out America on the innovation front too.
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And in what may come as a surprise to some, women slightly edge out men in their outrage, 53 percent to 33 percent.
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"Solo second feels and sounds better than tied for second, so it was nice to edge out Jordan," Fowler said with a smile.
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Given that, do you think it's possible for Shopify to take over Amazon, or even edge out Amazon as the largest retailer online?
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Amazon is currently facing a federal antitrust investigation into whether it unfairly favors its own products on its site to edge out competition.
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The boost in May sales also helped General Motors edge out Ford for the overall sales lead on a year-to-date basis.
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Partisan position-taking, like the addition of a "mens rea" (guilty mind) provision, must not be allowed to edge out hard-won common ground.
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The retail giant currently faces an ongoing Federal Trade Commission investigation, which is probing whether Amazon uses its dominance to unfairly edge out competitors.
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She finished seventh, enough to edge out World Sailing's No. 2-ranked RS:X sailor Lilian de Geus of the Netherlands, by a single point.
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They allow American corporations like pharmaceutical companies to hold patents on their products for a longer period of time and edge out foreign competition.
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Sure, they may not be the Oscars, but for a political event to narrowly edge out a Hollywood award show is no small feat.
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Johnson posted an adjusted scoring average of 68.698 through 77 complete rounds to edge out Rose (68.993), who had 70 rounds, for the Vardon Trophy.
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Ninjas in Pyjamas ended up taking both Cache and Cobblestone 16-14, just managing to edge out SK by winning late rounds in both games.
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Yet she will have to edge out former Iowa House Speaker Pat Murphy, who lost to Blum two years ago amid the nationwide Republican wave.
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Meanwhile, Amazon faces an ongoing Federal Trade Commission probe into whether the company is using its dominance in online retail to unfairly edge out competition.
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Read more: It's becoming clearer than ever that Amazon is developing a 3rd-party logistics service to edge out FedEx and UPS now that Stamps.
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This could leave the door open for other countries to edge out US leadership in one of the most important fields of the 21st century.
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There were the outraged cries of 'too little, too soon' and then the CBS hire, which people complained was an edge out of Phil Simms.
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At that time it still seemed plausible that Biden might edge out a win in the caucuses and then just roll to a dominant victory.
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Analysis, lifestyle and original reporting began to edge out yearly stories about the Macy's parade and particularly hot or particularly cold days in New York.
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It only accounted for 15% of Tesla's sales in the fourth quarter, but it did edge out sales of the Model S, it's luxury sedan.
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This opened the door for Huskova, who scored 96.14 to edge out Zhang and secure a second consecutive Olympics gold for Belarus in the women's aerials.
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The second-seeded Mertens recovered from a second-set lapse to edge out Watson, who won the tournament in 2015, in one hour and 42 minutes.
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For the first time since ABC picked it up, "American Idol" was able to edge out NBC's similar singing competition "The Voice" in Monday night ratings.
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Sales are, of course, important, but they aren't the only thing, especially as travel and experiences edge out image as the priority purchase among young people.
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Following these steps can help show that you are prepared and interested, and that will go a long way in helping you edge out the competition.
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Gana, 19, clinched the title on the second extra hole at Club de Golf de Panama to edge out compatriot Joaquin Niemann and Mexican Alvaro Ortiz.
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If you just look at similarly equipped models, pound for pound, the $66,105 Volvo will edge out any of its German foes in terms of value.
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Read more: It&aposs becoming clearer than ever that Amazon is developing a 3rd-party logistics service to edge out FedEx and UPS now that Stamps.
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Microsoft has managed to edge out Amazon in one area, however, when the Pentagon awarded it the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure, or JEDI, contract in October.
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"I think the percentage of people with compatible jobs will expand as knowledge-based work continues to edge out jobs that require a physical presence," Lister said.
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Amazon, Walmart and others are trying to edge out each other as buying meat and produce online becomes more popular among both high and low-income shoppers.
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Kerger notes that PBS was considered the most trustworthy information source on a recent Politico/Morning Consult poll; the network does edge out ABC by 1 percent.
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And they often offer their private label goods at a cheaper price, too, and use them to edge out competitor sites and bring more cash in-house.
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All of which brings us back to North Carolina, where Democrats are growing increasingly anxious that a more liberal candidate might edge out the one they've blessed.
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For the first time in months, those opposing impeachment and removal now slightly edge out those in support those moves, according to Real Clear Politics polling average.
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The total winnings just edge out the previous Pick 344.63 record of $7.5 million, which happened in August 2012 when the numbers 1-1-1-1 were drawn.
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What hasn't changed: Republicans haven't increased their level of interest, but they still edge out Democrats and independents, motivated largely by an interest in stopping illegal border crossings.
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The company has been criticized for using its vast online sales site to edge out competitors and harm third-party sellers that use the platform to sell goods.
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Should the individual market have plans with heavy government regulation and robust benefit packages, or should skimpier plans be allowed to enter (and likely edge out those robust ones)?
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The rules are taking some edge out of the game, but players are certainly up to the task of re-administering excitement and even edge, albeit in different ways.
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In a competitive 260,163m, Hill pushed to the front with 216m to go to win in seven minutes, 26.68 seconds and edge out Kenyan-born Paul Chelimo (2100:39.00).
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Traders say they are most concerned about predatory pricing and steep discounting by e-commerce firms with deep pockets thanks to foreign funding that could edge out smaller rivals.
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Recent polls show Sanders is closing the gap in Iowa polls, and he continues to edge out the former secretary of State in New Hampshire, according to RealClearPolitics averages.
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Meng had to make her last clean and jerk of 203kg to edge out Kim Kuk Hyang of North Korea, who lifted more than 300kg for the first time.
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And day after day, the crush of human drama unfolding on the ground seems to edge out the human drama reflected back to us by the world of art.
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The foils, combined with quicker, lighter hull forms in the Imoca 60 class used in the race, gave the leading pack an edge out of the Atlantic by December.
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Former President Obama will campaign for Virginia gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam next week, as the lieutenant governor seeks to edge out Republican opponent Ed Gillespie in the tight race.
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One of the Mustang Mach-E options will beat most sports cars from 0 to 60 miles per hour, while others will just barely edge out a Chevy Bolt.
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The U.S. and its allies have also been waging bombing efforts against the militants, while trying to diplomatically edge out of power Syrian leader Bashar Assad, an ally of Moscow.
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In a district where Hill cruised to victory in part because of her working-class background and local ties, Smith is banking on that history to help edge out Republicans.
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The runner easily won his semi-final heat and then went on to edge out USA's Justin Gatlin for the gold medal in the finals with a 9.81 seconds run.
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Big tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are "wanting to create alliances now," he said, in order to edge out competitors in what is already a multibillion dollar market.
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He might also push for robust intellectual property protections that allow American pharmaceutical companies to hold patents on their products for a longer period of time and edge out foreign competition.
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That's down 55 percent from the premiere of Roseanne last spring, but was on par with Roseanne's finale and even managed to edge out NBC's This Is Us for the night.
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The latest results cemented Scott's victory in a hard-fought race that stretched nearly two weeks past Election Day, when he appeared to edge out Nelson by less than 2900 point.
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Smith&aposs company kicked Amazon off its network over the summer, and he made it clear that his roster of big-box stores (particularly Walmart) would edge out the Seattle retailer.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont on Tuesday night won the Democratic primary in New Hampshire, securing about a quarter of the vote to edge out Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana.
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All four major US carriers are eager to make use of these faster smartphone download speeds as soon as this year in a bid to edge out competitors and gain market share.
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There are no seatbelts and commuters have only ceiling bars to keep from being thrown off their seats as drivers race to beat traffic lights or edge out competitors for waiting passengers.
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While some of the pricing changes are immaterial, Wilson said that the personal data the companies get from the purchases could be an end in itself, used to edge out the competition.
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The golden boot may be in sight, but the Toffees are impatient to see if Lukaku and Everton can edge out a couple more teams in their 14 games left this season.
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That promise, plus his opposition to pacts like the North American Free Trade Agreement, were key reasons he was able to edge out Hillary Clinton in states like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Presumably, Slack's new redesign — which DeLanghe said the team has worked on since late last year in collaboration with heavy users — had set out to edge out its biggest competitor, Microsoft Teams.
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Other members also tamped down speculation Cheney is looking to edge out anyone anytime soon, noting her father was also a "House guy" and that she may be playing the long game.
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The rule it proposed could edge out companies that don't sell tamper-resistant opioids, including Novartis', Sandoz AG , Johnson & Johnson's Janssen, Teva , Pharmascience and Apotex SA and others.
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The rule it proposed could edge out companies that don't sell tamper-resistant opioids, including Novartis', Sandoz AG , Johnson & Johnson's Janssen, Teva, Pharmascience and Apotex SA and others.
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It's not a revelation, and I think AirPods might still edge out the M210s here, but you won't be pulling out your hair (or the earbuds) whenever you need to use the phone.
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Though the Mercedes EQC and Jaguar I-Pace edge out the new Audi in metrics like power and quickness, the E-tron brings its own innovation as well as some additional bragging rights.
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Nowell suggested—and later research confirmed—that certain DNA alterations grant cancer cells resistance against chemotherapy or other treatments, causing them to edge out drug-sensitive cells through a process of natural selection.
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As someone who was responsible for recruiting and interviewing applicants for fellowship openings at organizations nationwide, I can tell you it's true that being qualified isn't always enough to edge out the competition.
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Sky-high global inventories have started to drain in spite of this rising supply, but concern has persisted over about how this additional crude could edge out other producers and weigh on prices.
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The Democrat Josh Harder got little outside help and appeared poised to barely edge out a little-known Republican challenger because the other five Democrats split more than 30 percent of the vote.
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AT&T acquired DirecTV in 2015 as part of a $50 billion deal, and the newly extra-powerful telecom company has already started using its ownership over the media company to edge out competitors.
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Johnson sank a three-foot birdie putt at the first extra hole to edge out Spieth after a compelling head-to-head final-round duel between the two Americans at the Glen Oaks Club.
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Rubio managed to edge out Cruz by less than 1 percent, enough for Rubio to spin South Carolina as a victory and declare that Republicans now had a "three-man race" for the nomination.
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The North Africans were unbeaten in their World Cup qualifying campaign but had to endure a nervy finish when they drew 0-0 with strugglers Libya to edge out the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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At the time, some advocates inside the government argued a stronger U.S.-Greenland relationship would help edge out growing Russian and Chinese influence in the region, an argument that's come into the spotlight again.
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If Macron's future alliance is able to edge out the EPP to become the biggest grouping, it would hand him more influence over the pick of top EU jobs and more influence on EU legislation.
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"There is a cool reaction in equity markets to the trade tariffs and no signs of major retaliation so that takes the edge out of the trade war concerns," said Commerzbank rates strategist Michael Leister.
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Still, the survey suggested Bolsonaro could edge out Haddad in an eventual run-off vote later this month, which would be required if none of the candidates wins a majority of valid votes on Sunday.
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Tensions ratcheted up between the U.S. and Turkey earlier this year after Ankara launched a military incursion in Northern Syria to edge out U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters, threatening a confrontation between American and Turkish forces.
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The company made the disclosure in response to a House Judicial Committee probe, which is investigating whether Apple engages in anticompetitive practices to edge out competition when it comes to repairs and third-party apps.
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"What salt does in many cuisines around the world is take the bitter edge out of food and make it more palatable," said Julie Mennella, a biopsychologist at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia.
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Shah could be a potential replacement once Modi bows out when he turns 75 in 2025, a rule the prime minister adopted to edge out older party leaders who had sought to resist his rise.
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Biden's ability to turn out white suburbanites will play a critical role if he hopes to edge out President Donald Trump for Arizona's 11 electoral votes, which could be decisive in a close 2020 race.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas won the Olympic women's 400 metres final in 49.44 seconds on Monday, throwing her body across the line to edge out American Allyson Felix.
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Photograph by Allison V. Smith The not-so-secret life of a TikTok-famous teenPhotograph by Stacy Kranitz Will luxury towers edge out the last of the working-class Chinese in New York's iconic Chinatown?
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So, while a case could be made for the Chili Peppers coming before the Beatles on this heavenly plane of existence, we suppose the Beatles technically edge out the Chili Peppers on the Gregorian calendar.
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The Cubs, meanwhile, will cruise to first place in the NL Central as the Cardinals edge out the Pirates for the second wild card spot, and cement their new status as gritty Central Division underdogs.
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Michael Moore's been at the head of the #resistance since he went viral just a day after the 2016 election for an old blog post predicting beat-for-beat how Trump would edge out a victory.
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LONDON/CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Gunvor has offered to help Equatorial Guinea with financing as the Swiss commodity trader looks to edge out rivals bidding for supply from Africa's first deepwater floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) plant.
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For those of us who are already sick of Greg's self-pitying pontification, and are disappointed to see him start to edge out Ramon as the show's most prominent character, it's a rough story to endure.
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LOS ANGELES — It has been 30 years since Michael Jordan launched himself from the free-throw line and slammed the ball through the hoop to edge out Dominique Wilkins in an epic N.B.A. slam dunk contest.
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Of those who crossed this threshold, only the top 20 would actually appear on the stage, which meant that Gravel would also need to edge out other low-ranked contenders like Eric Swalwell and Marianne Williamson.
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It's a collection of proposals aimed at protecting American workers from foreign competition — and it's designed to edge out Trump's own messaging on how he's going to transform US trade to help bring back jobs to America.
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Specifically, today the Commission has sent more details relating to elements of the "price cost" test that it had applied to measure just how much below cost Qualcomm was selling UMTS baseband chips to edge out competitors.
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Regardless, it's a huge number, and one that reflects YouTube's ascent to a primary media distribution platform that others who want a piece of the video pie, including Facebook, will have to work hard to edge out.
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The German, who will start his 200th Formula One grand prix on Sunday, lapped the 23-turn Marina Bay Street Circuit in one minute 44.152 seconds to edge out Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
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That's worrying, because nutria are known for devastating marshy ecosystems: they mow down the local vegetation, destroy flood control by burrowing through levees, and edge out native animals that don't reproduce as quickly — like muskrats and beavers.
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Sevenhuysen himself hopes to someday leave behind his government job and link up in esports full time, which seems likely as long as teams believe that they can edge out opponents by paying attention to the numbers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A courageous Simona Halep overcame three match points and throbbing ankle pain to edge out Lauren Davis 133-213 217-17 15-13 in a thrilling third round marathon at the Australian Open on Saturday.
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Linen is the only thing they do, after all, which is precisely the reason they've been able to edge out other brands that have only treated the material as one more piece of their larger bedding puzzles.
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That's because a person can perform a wide range of tasks better than machines, while a given computer program enhanced with A.I. like AlphaGo might be able to edge out a person at just a few things.
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The idea is not to edge out the more traditional ways of exploring collections, like aimlessly wandering through halls or reading about the backstory of specific displays, but rather to complement them with new avenues of engagement.
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PERTH (Reuters) - Daria Gavrilova beat Eugenie Bouchard in straight sets but Thanasi Kokkinakis was made to work harder to edge out Vasek Pospisil and give Australia a winning start to their Hopman Cup campaign against Canada on Sunday.
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While Trump has historically low approval ratings, the poll found that he would edge out an unnamed Democratic opponent, 28503 to 22019 percent, with 11 percent opting for a third-party candidate and 14 percent saying they're undecided.
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The study found Biden's plan "would have little effect on the size of the economy" by 2050 as curtailed growth from higher tax rates edge out the benefits of deficit reduction, according to the study viewed by CNBC.
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Sony's option will likely edge-out Sennheiser's when it comes to pure audio performance, but the HD 450BTs look like they could be a very attractive option for buyers who want less expensive wireless headphones with noise cancellation.
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Speaking with voters on Monday as he canvassed with Chuka Umunna, an incumbent Liberal Democrat, he offered the same message: That the only way to avoid a disastrous withdrawal from the bloc is to edge out Conservative candidates.
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She has alluded to the possibility multiple times, including in a Twitter exchange in which she quipped back at President Donald Trump, who had urged "Crooked Hillary" to enter the race to edge out "Uber Left" Elizabeth Warren.
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More and more, some companies are using litigation as a way to edge out competitors; in fact, there is an industry around litigation finance that helps companies on the receiving end stand up to those with deeper litigation pockets.
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The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee declared that he would not conduct any confirmation hearings this year for an attorney general nominee, should Trump edge out Jeff Sessions as a prelude to quashing the Justice Department's Russia investigation.
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As the creep of automation continues to edge out a variety of occupations, from factory workers to hedge-fund managers to personal trainers to tattoo artists, the livelihoods of millions, if not billions, of humans hang in the balance.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Belgian student Nafissatou Thiam won the Olympic heptathlon gold medal on Saturday as the 21-year-old did just enough in the final 800 meters race to edge out Britain's defending champion Jessica Ennis-Hill.
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The change has been particularly striking in Montauk, once a sleepy fishing village, where lounges have replaced dockside fish shacks, and an upscale hipster scene threatens to edge out the local surfers plying the waves at dawn before work.
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It still carries weight that the new GT's ancestor was what helped Ford edge out Ferrari — the most dominant manufacturer at the time, which Henry Ford II had unsuccessfully tried to buy — to win that Le Mans title 50 years ago.
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If his lead holds, Buttigieg will have accomplished a phenomenal feat, catapulting from little-known mayor with an unusual name to a formidable national figure who would go on to edge out some of the most recognizable names in Democratic politics.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Belgium's Nafissatou Thiam won the Olympic heptathlon gold medal on Saturday as the 21-year-old did just enough in a thrilling final 800 metres to edge out Britain's defending champion Jessica Ennis-Hill.
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The 20-year-old Japanese rank outsider, who earned her nickname because of her radiant smile, rammed home a lengthy birdie putt of just under 20 feet at the final hole to edge out American Lizette Salas by one stroke.
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Knox claimed the title after getting up-and-down from a greenside bunker on the final hole to edge out American veteran Jerry Kelly, who signed for a 64 then watched the action unfold on TV in the scoring trailer.
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Dutchman Verstappen lapped in 1:39.912 to edge out Vettel by 0.085 seconds but the German will be looking for an improved third practice session and qualification on Saturday as he seeks to rein in Hamilton with seven rounds remaining.
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He dampened suggestions that these U.S. conglomerates would reap an advantage by bundling sales of equipment or services from the nose to tail of aircraft, to edge out smaller rivals like Thales whose aerospace unit makes up 38 percent of sales.
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He is now in a prime position to take over once Modi bows out when he turns 75 in 2025, a party rule the prime minister adopted to edge out older BJP leaders who had sought to resist his rise.
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The first game showcased yet another nail-biter Hardpoint match as the RØKKR edge out a 250-229 victory thanks to a five-kill streak from Adam "Assault" Garcia to lock down the remaining seconds of the game at Hackney Yard.
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But while other SoftBank startups had to spend tons to edge out direct competitors or make up for weak on-demand service margins, Flexport at least has a tried and true business where incumbents have been asleep at the wheel.
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The superstar executive&aposs income — or at least what&aposs available, given authorities&apos accusations of massive underreporting — shows he outearned all but General Motors&apos Mary Barra in recent years, with her stock options helping her slightly edge out Ghosn.
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But by the late Middle Ages, Scandinavian states had begun to edge out the Sami, who had until then lived in relative harmony and isolation; in the process of integrating them into the general population, Scandinavian governments discouraged the Sami's use of joik.
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Communist Party supporters took to the streets of Vladivostok to protest after the incumbent governor of the far eastern Primorsky region mounted an improbable comeback in the final stages of counting to edge out his Communist challenger in Sunday's run-off vote.
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Though spirit sales remain high, the number of neighborhood bars across the U.S. has contracted over the past 10 years, as rising rents, chain dining, craft breweries, and even alcohol home delivery services edge out corner pubs, according to The Associated Press.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine President Mauricio Macri could edge out his main challenger in the event of an election runoff later this year, according to an opinion poll published on Thursday, one of the first since candidates officially announced their plans to run.
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Four years after denying Austrian brothers Andreas and Wolfgang Linger a hat-trick of titles in Sochi, Wendl and Arlt put in two flawless runs at Pyeongchang's Olympic Sliding Centre to edge out silver-winning Austrian duo Peter Penz and Georg Fischler.
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Despite the overwhelming lack of critical support, Joan of Arc has always managed to edge out various levels of interest from a fluctuating fanbase, even 20 years after their debut album angered many critics and lit up message boards across the country.
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Democrats had believed that if Mr. McDaniel could edge out Ms. Hyde-Smith, who was appointed to Mr. Cochran's seat, on Election Day, they could use incendiary racial comments in Mr. McDaniel's past to rally the Republican establishment to Mr. Espy's side.
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So the Iranian government has begun to respond to the tougher economic sanctions that Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo have championed by conducting its own form of escalation — beginning to edge out of the limits imposed on it by the nuclear accord.
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Although critics have heaped mountains of praise on fellow lead actresses Olivia Colman (The Favourite) and Lady Gaga (A Star Is Born), Glenn Close and her heartbreaking performance in The Wife edge out the category's other top competitors in nearly all major betting pools.
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The Englishman needed all of his six-shot overnight lead to edge out compatriot Fitzpatrick as the 23-year-old's 17-under par total, courtesy of a one-under par final round, secured him victory in the first event on the 2019 European Tour calendar.
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In 2012, some 57% of voters entering the Iowa caucuses in 2012 described themselves as evangelical Christians, according to polling by the Pew Research Center—and they helped Rick Santorum narrowly edge out Mitt Romney in Iowa, just as they helped former Arkansas Gov.
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On Sunday, world number one Kerber dug deep to edge out Dominika Cibulkova 7-6(5) 2-6 6-3 in her opening Red Group tie, emerging victorious from a baseline slugfest after managing to keep her emotions in check and her focus on victory.
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The Air Force is about to wrap up its 16-month-long study on coordinating cyber, air and space operations, providing a potential playbook for how the Air Force will edge out adversaries in the future, per C4ISRNET, a publication that tracks military information technology.
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My guess is that he will narrowly edge out Clinton among white voters, assuming he would have won many of those predominantly white Western states by a comfortable margin (you kind of have to guess at what would have happened if there were primaries).
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The 68-year-old Watson, playing with fellow greats Nicklaus and Gary Player, needed only eight putts to post a six-under 21 and edge out Englishman Tommy Fleetwood and Belgian Thomas Pieters to become the oldest winner of the tournament's traditional curtain-raiser.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A consortium including billionaire Carlos Slim's building unit submitted the lowest bid on Wednesday in a tender for the terminal project at Mexico City's new $13 billion airport as the telecoms tycoon looks to edge out two rivals for the deal.
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This enabled him to edge out Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE, who failed to master that system.
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In particular, bears have suggested that Tesla may not be able to scale up its production of the car fast enough to meet demand and edge out competitors, and they have also suggested that Tesla cannot make money selling the car at such a low price.
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With the explore portion, on the other hand, investor seek to gain an outperformance edge or they might want to express a conviction about the market, perhaps believing technology will continue its strong run or that international markets might edge out domestic ones given their slimmer valuations.
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Sony actually uses the same OLED panel that LG uses for its 4K TVs, but Sony manages to edge-out LG's C9 when it comes to high-end performance thanks to superior processing and a few cool design flourishes — that is if you're willing to pay more.
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Even Alphabet's self-driving company Waymo, which says it's possible it will supply its self-driving tech to automakers but in the meantime is working on its own cars in partnership with those automakers, brought their hardware efforts in-house in an attempt to edge out traditional suppliers.
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The nearly 2-to-1 margin of defeat will sting Sanders supporters and further embolden Warren, as she seeks to edge out her colleague and ideological ally as the leading progressive primary choice -- and stake her claim as the top Democratic challenger to moderate former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Because the state's delegates are awarded proportionally, the Sanders campaign is hoping that he can close the gap in polling before April 19 if not pull off a stunning upset like he did in Michigan, where he came from more than 20 points behind to edge out Clinton.
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In another instance, Democratic tech experts mimicked Russian tactics to help Senator Doug Jones of Alabama edge out his Republican opponent, Roy S. Moore, including creating a Facebook page where they posed as conservatives to divide Republicans and endorse a write-in candidate to draw votes away from Mr. Moore.
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Not the executives swayed by consulting firms who insist the future is in AI customer service bots, or the managers who see an opportunity to improve profit margins by adopting automated kiosks that edge out cashiers, or the shipping conglomerate bosses who decide to replace dockworkers with a fleet of automated trucks.
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Likewise, the Ocasio-Cortez-backed Democrat in Missouri's 1st District, Cori Bush, failed to edge out longtime incumbent Lacy ClayWilliam (Lacy) Lacy ClayAppetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE in his primary.
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Under pressure to explain why a deal that he promised would help lift economic sanctions had only resulted in even harsher ones, Mr. Rouhani announced that Iran would begin to edge out of the nuclear restrictions, loosening different elements of them every 60 days unless the Europeans found a way to make up for the American-imposed penalties.
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To get there, FIRE requires life optimization to the extreme, optimization that can edge out folks without a 401(k) or more than $43 in the bank at any given time, those who don't make six figures by 30, those who don't have partners with whom to split the mortgage, and those who have $40,000 in student debt.
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As Trump tries to edge out Beijing in the race to 5G, the U.S. is facing a shortage of not just tower climbers, but many other workers skilled enough to roll out the infrastructure on behalf of wireless giants like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, upping pressure on the administration given the economic promise of this new technology.
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Now that Whole Foods has access to the capital of one of the largest companies on Earth, one with a penchant for spending obscene amounts of money to edge out competitors, we can expect the grocery chain to take on an even larger role in everyday Americans' lives as Amazon begins treating it more like the physical extension of its brand.
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Tigerville, South Carolina (CNN)Ted Cruz's team has a theory about how the next four weeks will go: He will edge out Donald Trump in Iowa, suffer a drubbing to him eight days later in New Hampshire, and then by the third week in February, actually be locked in the "two-man race" that he today confidently predicts the election has already entered.
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Markets in Europe managed to edge out some late gains and close higher Thursday as investors digested comments from ECB (European Central Bank) policymakers, new earnings reports and optimism over tax reforms in the U.S. The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed up 0.51 percent, with most sectors finishing in positive territory, although auto stocks saw some sharp selling towards the close.
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Since then, his national approval rating has been mired in the low 40s, which will probably put the national vote out of reach If Trump wins reelection it will be because he&aposs able to edge out his Democratic opponent in a couple of key states, and a few groups, like Mormons, could play an outsized role in these contests.
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"To Disney's point of view, it's like, 'All right, we really enjoy the money you spend here, but …'" To complicate matters, the upcoming spring 2019 opening of Galaxy's Edge, a Star Wars-themed area of the park that is projected to attract record numbers of guests, has park operations teams concerned that locals will flood to the park and edge out the out-of-town guests.
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Our public expenditure on child care and early education, as a share of income, is near the bottom in international rankings (although if it makes you feel better, we do slightly edge out Estonia.) In other words, if you judge us by what we do, not what we say, we place very little value on the lives of our children, unless they happen to come from affluent families.
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But as Warren has started to edge out former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in a number of state and nationwide polls, her policy stances -- along with how she communicates them -- are under a magnifying glass, more so than similar plans by other White House hopefuls.
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But as Warren has started to edge out former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in a number of state and nationwide polls, her policy stances — along with how she communicates them — are being put under a magnifying glass, more so than similar plans by other White House hopefuls.
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While kids' TV content could (and can) be plenty mediocre, you'd be hard pressed to find so many examples of programming as literally mindless as the stuff being produced at scale for kids to consume on YouTube — because the YouTube medium incentivizes content factories to produce click fodder to both drive ad revenue and edge out other content by successfully capturing the attention of the platform's recommendation algorithms to stand a chance of getting views in the first place.
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In the case of Berner's, not only was Richard compelled to partner with the kind of young, tech-savvy white men who already dominate the cannabis industry, he also partnered with white men who enjoy political connections, and who figured out a way to master the application process in order to edge out other applicants for the first weed store on this part of Haight Street—including people of color who say this compromised the process.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE took a victory lap Tuesday night after a pair of Republican victories in North Carolina, including a highly competitive race in the 22019th Congressional District that saw Dan Bishop edge out a critical win in what was seen as a bellwether for the GOP.
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