But they can at least give you a fighting chance.
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Biden, however, has a fighting chance of winning the state.
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"I think it's important to give Charlie a fighting chance."
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Then Leyla would have a lawyer, and a fighting chance.
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And the polls suggest that he's got a real fighting chance.
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A country where everyone – everyone – has a fighting chance to get ahead.
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But it's tuned, somehow, some way, to give you a fighting chance.
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"I just gave the man a fighting chance at life," he says.
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If everybody got behind one pronoun, that would give it a fighting chance.
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The new Pros should give him a bit more of a fighting chance.
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Tech entrepreneurs would have a fighting chance to compete against the tech giants.
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It may sound extreme, but the coaching cloud gives humanity a fighting chance.
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And the accusations doesn't -- doesn't have a fighting chance in the American courts.
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I didn't always survive, but I hoped to give them a fighting chance.
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His character flaws are the only thing that gives us a fighting chance.
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Still, a few commentators were willing to give Joe Biden a fighting chance.
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And for once, it has a fighting chance of getting what it wants.
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This gives the bill aimed at the 300 high-performing schools a fighting chance.
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Your innocent settlers now have a fighting chance en route to their new home.
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It's these simple, crucial moments that gave them a fighting chance in Game 1.
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Well, then we all may just have a fighting chance against the next WannaCry.
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Spoofing gender to viruses could give men a fighting chance against potentially lethal infections.
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These were all positive indicators that the pup had a fighting chance at survival.
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But Henson said it may be enough to give marine life a fighting chance.
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But if FOSTA had passed earlier, I would have never had a fighting chance.
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Our mountain economies still have a fighting chance, and we will fight for them.
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"We try to give people a fighting chance," Royall said in a phone interview.
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Public financing of campaigns would give challengers a fighting chance in a general election.
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But in at least a few Super Tuesday states, she has a fighting chance.
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"All political observers, regardless of their affiliations, now believe that Jesse Jackson in fact has a fighting chance to become the nominee of the Democratic Party, and has a fighting chance to become the next President of the United States," Sanders said.
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Tuesday&aposs elections show that the GOP has a fighting chance to keep the House.
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This special edition Monopoly game can give you a fighting chance at the Iron Throne.
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This version is under significantly more restrictions, giving the rest of us a fighting chance.
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"The merger gives them a fighting chance," said Shanghai-based Essence Securities analyst Jiang Ming.
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She has teamed up with Save the Children to give rural kids a fighting chance.
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With Republicans holding a slim majority, Democrats have a fighting chance at winning every debate.
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Don't omit question marks when their presence gives the solver more of a fighting chance.
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We will maximize our fighting chance to gather ultimate success on the issue of Syria.
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Joe locked Beck in his bookshop's cage, intending to give her a fighting chance for survival.
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Despite the late start, well-chosen partners and support from Seoul give it a fighting chance.
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"Now we have a fighting chance to see if momentum can build in a friendlier direction."
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With a well-built app, YouTube Music has a real fighting chance in the streaming market.
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Unions were created, essentially, to give employees a fighting chance by allowing them to bargain collectively.
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The latter stage, Musk has said, would help give humanity a fighting chance against Artificial Intelligence.
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You are also well within your rights to give yourself the best fighting chance against sloppiness.
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Even some unaligned Democrats believe Sanders could, in fact, have a fighting chance in the state.
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Whatever Trump does at the federal level, Democrats still have a fighting chance in the states.
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These measures won't solve America's poverty problem, but at least they'll give Hailey a fighting chance.
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Was there ever a fighting chance for full black citizenship, equality before the law, agrarian reform?
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To have a fighting chance of stopping global warming, greenhouse gas emissions must – therefore – sharply decline.
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"They gave her a fighting chance," said the infant's mother, Kate Bowen, 36, of Duxbury, Mass.
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Will the rest of the world have a fighting chance in this version of the sport?
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Polling suggests Ritchie would clear the primary field and have a fighting chance for the general.
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He has a fighting chance, which is more than most people thought he had in 2016.
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But with the lack of media in the women's sports space, it might have a fighting chance.
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We need to limit warming to less than 1.5 degrees to give our reefs a fighting chance.
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I would choose dessert over almost anything: pizza, burgers, bagels — even pasta doesn't stand a fighting chance.
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Allegiance to a friend, or a lover, or a family member ... that gives you a fighting chance.
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Those struggling with opioid use disorder deserve a fighting chance to rebuild a meaningful life post-incarceration.
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Clarke and Knake lay out a plan they argue will give the United States a fighting chance.
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Trump has also upended American politics in a way that gives someone like Sanders a fighting chance.
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Giving others a fighting chance like the one he had has been his impetus in the Senate.
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Phil Bredesen, a Democrat, needs to run well in order to have a fighting chance against Blackburn.
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We wish these pups would show up in Episode VIII — they might give the Resistance a fighting chance.
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Whether or not it weathers this storm is anyones guess, but now it may have a fighting chance.
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So for decades, presidential candidates knew that if they wanted a real fighting chance, they needed Televisa's blessing.
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This year Walmart's shares have risen by 21999% on hopes that it has more than a fighting chance.
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Many, however, have come to conclude that the Socialist Party has no fighting chance at all in 2017.
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This could give more general AI startups like Viv and Hound a fighting chance against their larger competitors.
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Markets then have a fighting chance at innovating EHR systems that improve public health and lower healthcare costs.
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Those who have paid their debts to society deserve at least a fighting chance to obtain occupational licenses.
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As the plaintiffs note, these schools deprive their students "of even a fighting chance" to succeed in society.
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Now with Apple's new restrictions, at least kids have a fighting chance of keeping their iPhone data private.
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As a useful byproduct, it gives us a fighting chance at recognizing the past's reverberations in our present.
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Make things beautiful, and they will last — or at least have a fighting chance to stare down neglect.
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We will be able to maximize our fighting chance to gather ultimate success on the issue of Syria.
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If you think you're the perfect person for the job, you need to give yourself a fighting chance.
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A 'fighting chance' Teachers and other staff members are becoming "school sentinels" in South Dakota to protect students.
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You want to ease into your night, not headbutt it to death before you've given it a fighting chance.
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But O&aposConnor is expected to have much less of a fighting chance -- and outside funding -- in the fall.
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While Jessica will always be stronger than her, without a doubt, Trish now at least has a fighting chance.
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And if the dynamic holds, Trump will have more than a fighting chance to replicate his victory in 2020.
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That's obviously the key to the mission, the thing you are supposed to do to have a fighting chance.
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But only such a comprehensive approach gives us a fighting chance to address the problem without compromising our values.
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It remains to be seen whether the added limitations are sufficient to give humans a fighting chance against AlphaStar.
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Instead of simply turning up our noses to seemingly strange snacking mashups, we always give them a fighting chance.
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Despite its second-half woes, Golden State still had a fighting chance, trailing by 3 with 22 seconds left.
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Trump's supporters believe their man still has a fighting chance — and they emphasize how fast the polls can change.
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A revamped postseason has raised the stakes for Major League Soccer's top teams and given others a fighting chance.
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That's not exactly meteoric growth, but at least, it gives Starbucks a fighting chance after the morning coffee rush.
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Trump needs to stick within 5 to 6 points of Clinton in Pennsylvania to give Toomey a fighting chance.
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Where downloads and playlists favored the lone song, streaming gives the artist and the album a fighting chance again.
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The weaker the institutions of the country, the harder it is for local researchers to have a fighting chance.
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"It's about restoring hope and giving patients with life threatening diseases a fighting chance," Pence tweeted earlier this year.
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With a $25 million budget, Tank Girl wasn't exactly given a fighting chance as an effects-heavy action film.
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An optimist will tell you Meerkat has a fighting chance, but Ello and Beme have quietly faded into the distance.
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A baby born at 23 weeks—just over half way through a normal pregnancy—has a fighting chance of survival.
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The only thing I knew was that I couldn't live with myself if I didn't give Oscar a fighting chance.
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By campaigning on their own sweeping health reform plan, Democrats could give Republicans a fighting chance to change the subject.
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Now, The Donald is the presumptive Republican nominee, giving him at the very least a fighting chance at the presidency.
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I spun the tires on the restart and didn't even give myself a fighting chance, so I'm just really frustrated.
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What amounts to a quest ensues, one necessary to give Arthur a fighting chance against the forces arrayed against him.
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But trading a little romance for a little bit of research might have at least given her a fighting chance.
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Jerseys, for example, cannot be sleeveless, to at least give riders' skin at the shoulder a fighting chance during crashes.
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Nevertheless, they rallied well in the last match, beating the Czech Republic 22016-22016 to give themselves a fighting chance.
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I set it with powder to give it a fighting chance, but it pretty much just faded away to nothing.
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"I'm willing to cut her some slack if she's got a fighting chance when it comes to defeating Donald Trump."
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The manufacturers that requested a trade investigation last year say the tariffs give them a fighting chance against foreign competitors.
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The United Nations and humanitarian partners are doing our best to provide children such as Fawaz with a fighting chance.
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Sitting in 11th place in their conference, they will probably do so again, although they still have a fighting chance.
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But McCaffrey, who is having a dominant season as an all-purpose back, at least gives the Panthers a fighting chance.
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"By the end of the school year, I was pretty obviously pregnant," Warren wrote in her 2014 book, A Fighting Chance.
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Which still gives films like Get Out, Lady Bird, and even Dunkirk a real fighting chance at winning the top prize.
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That's why companies you've never heard of, except for Alipay in China and M-Pesa in Africa, have a fighting chance.
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The flu was causing her organs to shut down … they were hoping a liver transplant would give her a fighting chance.
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And when he said/she said becomes he said/she said she said, suddenly we have a fighting chance. Stop. Kavanaugh.
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Expanding eligibility for overtime, Warren argues, will give millions of working families a fighting chance to build up their financial security.
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Though worries had been brewing about Amazon's dominance in retail, Baird analyst Peter Benedict believes Wal-Mart stands a fighting chance.
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The hospital staff wasn't sure if he would make it, but they hoped the surgery would give her a fighting chance.
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After 18 years of war, the United States had a fighting chance at ending the longest continuous conflict in its history.
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For one thing, since it's Thursday, there are no circles to give you a fighting chance — I mean, spoil your fun.
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Breaking the addiction cycle helps to prevent recidivism and gives people a fighting chance to lead productive lives in their communities.
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If Hull had managed to hang on to Steve Bruce this summer, we'd have given them a fighting chance of staying up.
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"This decision will help give pangolins a fighting chance," Susan Lieberman of the Wildlife Conservation Society said in a statement from Johannesburg.
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Given these structural and historical circumstances, only a national political party sympathetic to unions is able to give them a fighting chance.
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But they will give you more of a fighting chance as you explore the Baker estate for answers and a safe exit.
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Congress has the opportunity now to give them a fighting chance through additional funding to improve hospital readiness for this current outbreak.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks Macy's new CEO Jeff Gennette has more than a fighting chance to bring his retailer back in style.
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As long as it follows the rule "Attack the low end and climb from there," it has a fighting chance of success.
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But ultimately, Hughes and his colleagues conclude, we need to get the climate under control to give coral reefs a fighting chance.
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He'd grown up in an abusive household—I'm talking about one of those homes where the kid never has a fighting chance.
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In the meantime, he hoped the face at their cash registers — the ones that Amazon eliminated — would give them a fighting chance.
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As far as I know, this company hired American lawyers and the accusations doesn't have a fighting chance in the American courts.
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Warren was the last woman with a fighting chance in the presidential election and was once a front-runner for the nomination.
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AND IF YOU CAN BRING THAT HOME, I THINK MACY'S HAS A GOOD FIGHTING CHANCE TO BE HERE FOR A LONG TIME.
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As far as I know, this company hired American lawyers and the accusations don't have a fighting chance in the American Courts.
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No, he was going to have to find a woman with sufficiently low standards so as to give himself a fighting chance.
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Yet with the new emissions targets, observers say, the shipping industry now has more than a fighting chance to clean up its act.
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Sergio Berensztein, an analyst, told foreign investors recently that Mr Macri has "a fighting chance" to win the run-off on November 24th.
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Until now, though, Alexa lacked what it needs more than any of those things to secure its success: a fighting chance on smartphones.
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"We're really fighting the battle to give our kids that are from the communities I come from a fighting chance," Combs told DeGeneres.
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But it also gave us a small hint at how the humans of Westeros might finally get a fighting chance in the battle.
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At the Kellers', the Sheriff tells Kevin he'll have a fighting chance at keeping his job if Fred Andrews wins the mayoral race.
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And that gave them a fighting chance to make it photo-real, and I was convinced by the environment created in that movie.
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"They told my mom that was the last possible day that she could have brought me in with a fighting chance," she recalls.
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All that said, having a roughly $200 billion pile of cash sitting in the corner definitely gives Apple's streaming contender a fighting chance.
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The sort of girl who used to show up to anti-fascism rallies, back when isms besides fatalism still stood a fighting chance.
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It's a story that director Morgan Neville (and partner Samsung) wants to tell in his new documentary, A Fighting Chance releasing in April.
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Donald Trump has vastly exceeded expectations on Election Night, but Clinton gave herself a fighting chance as she was projected to carry Virginia.
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A conservative replacement for Justice Antonin Scalia could give the Heartbeat Bill a fighting chance if it ever reaches the nation's highest court.
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After all, if you're going to storm the castle, you need sufficient manpower to at least give you a fighting chance to win.
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But watching Manifesto, you start to wonder if it has the best fighting chance, especially when coupled with well-sourced information and contextualization.
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So an unpopular president with outsize support in certain areas and a fighting chance in Florida and the Rust Belt can win again.
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In the old days, coveted primetime real estate behind an established hit might have been enough to give "The Village" a fighting chance.
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Restore the doctrines of fairness and equal time — only then will we have a fighting chance to restore the integrity of our democracy.
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Sure, that's more than a fighting chance, yet when active funds beat index funds in the United States, it typically wasn't by much.
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As far as I know, this company hired American lawyers and the accusations doesn't — doesn't have a fighting chance in the American courts.
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Useful for any future domestic rows: Harry and Meghan will be given boxing gloves at the Empire Fighting Chance club in Bristol later. pic.twitter.
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We have to do a lot better job, especially early in the game, to try and hang in there and have a fighting chance.
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She says that as a victim of assault she believes her guns give her a fighting chance against anyone who tries to attack her.
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"It will support victims in most rural provinces to give them a fighting chance, where in the past ... the mortality rate was very high."
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Later, they plan to go to the Empire Fighting Chance, which aims to fight the impact of deprivation on young people's lives through boxing.
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Doing this will lead coral reefs out of recession and give them and the half-billion people that depend on them a fighting chance.
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That, and the idea of a pious but ruggedly sexy "Robb Stark in Space" should be enough to give the show a fighting chance.
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The probe picks up offensive capabilities that give it a fighting chance against the hostile indigenous creatures, all of which glow an ominous purple.
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It will have implications stretching far beyond Knick's farm in Pennsylvania, giving property owners nationwide a fighting chance to challenge government overreach and abuse.
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By raising the threshold from $50 billion to $250 billion, nimble, medium-sized banks now have a fighting chance to compete with mega-banks.
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Then it might have a fighting chance; though its carbon capture costs are higher, it requires, Keith estimates, 30 to 100 times less land.
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And this year, Democrats believe they have at least a fighting chance in three of the state's four congressional districts, plus the governor's race.
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It all began during the campaign, when Mr. Trump seemed like little more than a joke and nobody thought he had a fighting chance.
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But climate experts say it's a massive investment that could help give the warming planet a fighting chance—so long as it isn't squandered.
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While Jones is an underdog in the race, he has a fighting chance to win because special elections are notorious for low turnout numbers.
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" "Kushner gave Trump a fighting chance to keep the 2016 presidential race close, in the hope that lightning would strike at the right time.
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Patrick Corbin, P The Houston Astros gave themselves a fighting chance with their 21-213 win over the Washington Nationals in Game 133 on Friday.
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In April, the Cook Political Report downgraded the district from Solid Republican to Likely Republican, suggesting that Democrats might have more of a fighting chance.
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Randy Dillard hopes the right to counsel will give tenants a fighting chance in a city—and country—teeming with forced displacements and rising rents.
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If any part of the resistance sacrifices its strength in numbers to play to the opponent's expertise in violence, it won't stand a fighting chance.
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This government owes you a fighting chance to build stronger communities and a brighter future — starting with a more prosperous economic future on tribal lands.
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For those dealing with a diagnosis, access to quality care without grave financial and emotional harm gives these patients a fighting chance against this disease.
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He said U.S. exporters would have a "fighting chance" to win export sales on quality and price rather than the availability of government-backed financing.
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"Now that we see the Canadian deal has made it over the finish line, the Atlantic trade deal still has a fighting chance," he said.
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We've seen the same inspiration and support from our customers, who are empowered by our commitment to ensuring everyone has a fighting chance to succeed.
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By cleaning up air pollution and reducing dangerous emissions that threaten our climate, it gives our kids a fighting chance at a safe, sustainable future.
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Fighting Chance has speed bags and heavy bags, a ring and work-out room, built out bathrooms with a shower and a fully functional kitchen.
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"Everyone on our mother's side — aunts, uncles, and grandparents — talked openly about their Native American ancestry," she wrote in her 2014 book, A Fighting Chance.
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Allies have long believed that if voters could see her as Betsy from Oklahoma, and not Liz from Harvard, she would have a fighting chance.
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Republicans also assert that the strong economy gives them a fighting chance of holding on to Congress — so long as they make their strongest case.
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The New York Taxi Workers Alliance said the lower fees, down from an initial Port Authority proposal of $4, gave the industry a fighting chance.
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That's exactly what happened last week when conservation groups filed suit to ensure that the charismatic dancing sage grouse has a fighting chance at survival.
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Naz is going to have a fighting chance, because he has representation who's at least semi-capable (though perhaps less so than he might like).
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As the media and progressives alike search for "the next AOC," insurgent candidates are receiving heightened attention and financial support that's giving them a fighting chance.
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I have been reluctant to recommend it, but I think when I see Caterpillar go from $69 to $78, I think you've got a fighting chance.
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Experts point to many of the same steps to give advanced nuclear a fighting chance: Making regulations more friendly to innovation, instead of favoring conventional reactors.
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President Donald Trump begins his 275 re-election campaign with a fighting chance but fighting from behind, a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows.
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I absolutely hate van-dwelling in a city, but if I want to give this relationship a fighting chance, I'll be spending some time there too.
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" Echoing this sentiment, Vice President Pence called for urgency when he tweeted, "It's about restoring hope and giving patients with life threatening diseases a fighting chance.
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That was the same year Warren published the book "A Fighting Chance" which in part detailed her decision to run for the Senate at age 62.
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Local GOP unpopularity is giving Democrats a real shot in Oklahoma and Kansas gubernatorial elections, while Republicans have a fighting chance in Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Note: The visual interpretations of these slogans are not the creation of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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Some election forecasters do think the fall environment could be even better for Democrats than the current trends, which could give O'Connor a fighting chance in November.
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"I would say the blue team has a fighting chance, but I wouldn't put it greater than 50%," says Ross Rustici, Cybereason's senior director of intelligence services.
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But this district is a little better educated than Ohio as a whole, which might favor Democrats, and O'Connor has positioned himself to have a fighting chance.
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"This decision will help give pangolins a fighting chance," Susan Lieberman, the vice president of international policy for the Wildlife Conservation Society, said in a press release.
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That 10% early vote margin largely matched the size of Mitt Romney's victory -- which suggests Clinton's campaign appears to have a fighting chance to flip the state.
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Now if the engineers behind this drone were to give it a shot, there's a good chance the fledgling sport of droneboarding might have a fighting chance.
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But, given the overall market trends toward services, you could make the argument that Apple essentially had to in order to give its developers a fighting chance.
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At the same time, we have an intensely segregated school system that is denying a generation of kids of color a fighting chance at a decent life.
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Election history suggests that Republican opponent Ed Gillespie has a fighting chance as long as he recognizes and confronts these challenges, although some are beyond his control.
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Years ago, the thought of a Democrat — especially one endorsing an AR-2023 ban and "Medicare for all" — having a fighting chance in Texas would be laughable.
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Now, there are steps Australia can take to try to salvage its reef — or at least give it a fighting chance in the face of global warming.
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More interventions like it will be needed, if we hope to stand a fighting chance against the many goliaths facing our country's health in the coming years.
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Mr. Crew said that he and his co-counsel, Peter B. Janci, believe all their clients have at least a "fighting chance" on the statute of limitations.
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We would have had a fighting chance to stop HIV from becoming a worldwide pandemic that, to date, has infected 75 million people and killed 32 million.
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And it's there that the doctors give us the news that had they been able to see him months before, he could have had a fighting chance.
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But a separate Telemundo/Mason-Dixon poll gave Biden more of a fighting chance: It showed him with 34 percent of Latino Democrats, to Sanders's 31 percent.
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"I have made the assessment that if we make a good deal that I would have a fighting chance to get it through parliament," Rutte told reporters.
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Ted Cruz, another Democrat in a red state — Tennessee's Phil Bredesen — has a fighting chance, perhaps more so than O'Rourke, of bringing the blue wave to Trump country.
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Bran's the one who recognizes his uncle (of course), and now that Benjen will be escorting him and Meera back south, they have a fighting chance at survival.
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Still, Ellison says Oracle has a "fighting chance" to be the first software-as-a-service (SaaS) company to $10 billion in revenue, which would mean beating Salesforce.
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"I have been invited into people's homes to share moments of extreme emotion, from relief that we have given someone a fighting chance, to profound grief," he wrote.
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Many newer studies are showing that 12-14 year funds are more accurate for today, but let's stick with 10 just to give the VCs a fighting chance.
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In upstate New York, more children than ever are living below the poverty line, and she is the only candidate who wants to give everyone a fighting chance.
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That will put you ahead of 99 percent of consumers, and give you a fighting chance if anyone decides they want to take over your fancy new thermostat.
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What's ahead: Even skeptical officials in the same industry say these proposals face a fighting chance in the longer term given the unpredictable nature of Washington these days.
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Madison Beer and bf Zack Bia are giving their relationship a fighting chance just a few days after they got into a huge fight outside The Nice Guy.
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If it developed with a sense of adventure and you've experimented with third parties, then I have great hope for you and believe you stand a fighting chance.
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Photos by Sascha Matuszak The Fighting Chance boxing gym is located on the Minneapolis Northside, in a re-purposed fire house that had stood abandoned for nine years.
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"It gives the Democrats a fighting chance in a state where they arguably don't have much business competing in," said Kyle Kondik, managing editor at Sabato's Crystal Ball.
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In the course of doing so, he's set Luck up for a big step forward, and given him a fighting chance to be the best quarterback he can be.
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Elizabeth Warren pushing for a $1 billion Native American casino less than 20 miles away, struggling blue-collar Brockton&aposs competing casino bid might not stand a fighting chance.
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Why it matters: That there is at least somewhat dispersed talent means that folks outside of Big Tech have at least a fighting chance to make the big breakthrough.
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Democrats largely support the Manchin–Toomey bill, but say the plan only has a fighting chance if Trump puts his weight behind it and forces Republicans to the table.
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"My dream job since I was 12 was to be a chef, and because of my donor's gift, I actually have a fighting chance to do this," Peck said.
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Most projections show Republicans holding onto a 10- or 2023-seat margin in the House, and they have at least a fighting chance to retain control of the Senate.
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We're told his friends and family are skeptical he can rebound without their help, but they do believe he loves Dream so much he might have a fighting chance.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, Bobby Cannavale reads "A Father, a Son and a Fighting Chance," about the bigger-than-bullies battles you must helplessly watch them face.
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That gives Courtney and his colleagues a fighting chance, even if, he said, "we don't have the freewheeling, unlimited green Amex card like I did back in the day."
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Let's hope the healthcare incumbents learn the lessons of their retail brethren: those who act fast will have a fighting chance to stave off threats from the Amazon coalition.
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Still, some say Thunberg, whose activism helped spark widespread climate demonstrations across the globe, has a fighting chance of being awarded the prize, which will be announced next Friday.
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"I fully believe Tinslee's life is in God's hand and that she deserves a fair and fighting chance at life, however long God has for her," Trinity Lewis said.
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The only reason we have invested otherwise is so that our products have a fighting chance of being price competitive in markets that burden our products with high tariffs.
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What American farmers — real, actual farmers, and not multinational corporations stealing the farm brand for their own marketing purposes — want is actually pretty simple: A fighting chance to succeed.
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His first step might as well be a sucker punch, but even more important is the sheer force that accompanies his presence, which gives the Thunder a fighting chance.
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Based at a boxing club that trains amateurs and has produced professionals, Empire Fighting Chance uses boxing to help troubled young people drifting into a life of unemployment or crime.
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CHANCES The Wildcats are the only one of the five with a fighting chance at an at-large berth: Last year, the Big Ten got seven teams into the tournament.
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If we passed on the true cost of car travel to shared AVs, including road use and maintenance, curb access, etc, we might give the other modes a fighting chance.
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This suggested he has, at the least, a fighting chance of winning one or two more in a looming series of Midwestern rust-bucket states, including Ohio, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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If so, here are five reasons you're wrong and need to give One Day at a Time a fighting chance to work its effervescent charm on your cold, dead heart.
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"We have a fighting chance against terrorists but fire is a different ballgame" As the situation intensified at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, plans were underway to make an escape.
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Of the current crop, Warren's "A Fighting Chance," from 2014 is probably the most compelling, if only for her dishing on conversations with Obama White House economic adviser Larry Summers.
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His reps said doctors had sedated Luke, hoping to give his brain a fighting chance to recover from the trauma of the stroke ... but apparently, the damage was too extensive.
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If the rumors from earlier in the year are true, and the company is working on the Amazon Ice smartphone, the company may stand a fighting chance this time out.
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No "arena" reference in the clue (as a cryptic requires), but your fighting-chance rule is that the answer (AMP here) must be a viable entry in an American crossword.
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And while Robert is not to blame for the collapse in Atlantic City, a more experienced industry executive would have given the property at least a fighting chance for success.
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But since 2013, this growth has stalled, a fact that Fergus Green, lead author of the new study, said gives the world a fighting chance of preventing catastrophic climate change.
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A brand new map may be the biggest opportunity yet for brand new players to join up alongside veterans of the game and have a fighting chance of being successful.
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To whom it should concern, All students in N.Y.C. public schools need to have the same academic standards in order to give all students a fighting chance when conquering school.
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It started out as a runaway success in the App Store at a time when small startups still appeared to have a fighting chance to compete with more established companies.
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Jones, called "JJ" by his students, now teaches a free boxing program twice a week aimed at giving underprivileged kids in the community a fighting chance to better their futures.
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Lewis, so the 22015 election will likely be the first in nearly a decade where Democrats have a fighting chance to take control of the state legislature in North Carolina.
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No matter which party controls Congress in January, a President Clinton will need strong support from Senator Warren's colleagues and followers to have a fighting chance of getting any legislation passed.
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""Putting Fairness First""A fair chance to get ahead""Your family is her fight""A fighting chance for families""A new promise for a new time""An America built for you.
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Over the course of your travels, you'll be able to recruit new lieutenants to add buffs to your ship, giving you more of a fighting chance against the sea's greater threats.
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As part of the team, I have been invited into people's homes to share moments of extreme emotion, from relief that we have given someone a fighting chance, to profound grief.
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"Once we got through there, I was able to lock it in and shut them down for the rest and give these guys a fighting chance to come back," Butler said.
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Only by making machine learning and AI more open, transparent and shareable — the opposite of what's happening now — will companies have a fighting chance to make AI something that benefits everyone.
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But if Americans are ready to exit this war, they want to know that their government is at least leaving its Afghan allies a fighting chance against a ruthless Islamist organization.
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Lewis said has "a fighting chance" and will return to Congress in the coming days to get back to work — though the Georgia Democrat said he might miss a few votes.
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Based on her performance Wednesday, she has more than a fighting chance at earning her spot in France on the court, but she said she would take any opportunity to play.
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It opens up storefronts on Amazon and eBay and in this case, the state sales tax exemption gives it a fighting chance to price compete with big national chains like Walmart.
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And with President-elect Donald Trump poised to take power in January, Renville and others in the tribe worry they won't have a fighting chance if it's up to him to decide.
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If climate change doesn't stop, all corals might be doomed, but the researchers at the Gates Lab are furiously working to make sure at least some of the animals have fighting chance.
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Bredesen, a former statewide election winner who ran as a moderate, was seen as a strong candidate with a fighting chance to snatch an open Senate seat despite Tennessee's pro-Trump leaning.
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So before digging into Ariely and Ferguson's answer — the one they're banking on — let's take a look at six psychological "triggers" that give us a fighting chance in the war on change.
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Maybe in the future, Keener can give Jerry and the gang a bit more of a fighting chance: splice Kramer with an Imp, for example, and let him hurl fireballs at you.
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The fossil-fuel industry may threaten us as a planet, as a nation, and as individuals, but when we rise up together we've got a fighting chance against the powers that be.
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Warren has published several books, including "The Two-Income Trap" in 2004, "A Fighting Chance" in 2014, and "This Fight Is Our Fight: The Battle to Save America's Middle Class" in 2017.
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At a time when white nationalism and xenophobia weigh heavily on the minds of all Americans, this bipartisan measure is a wise move to give our nation a fighting chance against hate.
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Whether that's a viable business model remains to be seen, but in "The Good Fight," at least, the show delivers a strong enough argument for watching to give that proposition a fighting chance.
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There's an up and coming company you may not know much about that's gearing up to compete with Amazon in a big way, and Wall Street analysts' believe it has a fighting chance.
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How well this works in practice is obviously still to be seen, but it means that there's at least a fighting chance to stave off the fake news epidemic from our personal lives.
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"This decision will give bearded seals a fighting chance while we work to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions melting their sea-ice habitat and keep dirty fossil fuels in the ground," she said.
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But I think the film has a fighting chance at winning a lot of Oscars this year, even if it doesn't land Best Picture, and that's a coup for everyone involved, including Netflix.
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"Washington owes Native communities a fighting chance to build stronger communities and a brighter future," she said in a Medium post outlining her plan ahead of a Native American presidential forum next week.
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As one of the country's most troubled cities tries to get back on its feet, a lack of Internet connectivity is keeping large segments of its population from even getting a fighting chance.
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To have a fighting chance to recover and avoid a new downward spiral, Puerto Rico will need more than short-term disaster aid and protection from its creditors while it restructures its debt.
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With this strategy, the Democrats will not only have a fighting chance at reclaiming the House in 2018, but can coalesce around an inclusive platform to widen their clout in 2020 and beyond.
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"I'm adamant about them divorcing to protect their assets so they are left with a fighting chance to recover their own losses as the first victims of a husband's financial crime," she said.
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In her 20183 autobiography, " A Fighting Chance ," Warren describes the moment when she learned that her parents' station wagon had been repossessed, and writes of accompanying her mother to look at rental houses.
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Savchenko, who won five world titles with former partner Robin Szolkowy, thought she had a fighting chance of grabbing the top prize with Massot after completing a solid, if not flawless, free skate.
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The startup said it will use the fresh capital to expand its technology infrastructure and develop partnerships with small and medium businesses to "give them a fighting chance" to compete with major giants.
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According to the Washington Post, "By quietly building a successful online fundraising and targeting operation far beyond his candidate's comprehension, Kushner gave Trump a fighting chance to keep the 2016 presidential race close."
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There is no telling whether a little bit of homework would have saved their lives, but it might have given them a fighting chance against a slick operator in North Dakota's oil patch.
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In a sound money economy of falling nominal wages and even more rapidly falling consumer prices, American workers would have had a fighting chance to remain competitive, given this significant off-shoring premium.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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In Europe, his victory has heartened the continent's populists, such as Viktor Orban, Hungary's noxious leader, and France's ultra-nationalist Marine Le Pen, who stands a fighting chance of being elected president next spring.
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Government contractors and other beneficiaries of wasteful spending would have less influence, and ordinary voters would have a fighting chance to make sure the rest of their tax dollars were spent conservatively and responsibly.
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While it's totally fine for oral sex to be off your sex "menu" once you've given it a fair try, sexologist Megan Fleming, PhD, hopes that everyone at least gives oral a fighting chance.
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"Throughout the month we draw attention to the lifesaving research, treatments, and community support made possible when we work together to give every baby a fighting chance," March Of Dimes said in a statement.
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Mariah ripped the inner earpiece out -- out of frustration -- and thought she had a fighting chance just listening to the music, but the crowd was so loud in Times Square she could hear nothing.
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While the district went for Trump by 8 points, Cook Political Report downgraded the district from Solid Republican to Likely Republican this past spring, suggesting that Democrats might have more of a fighting chance.
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With ongoing funding and research efforts focused on improving therapeutic interventions and increasing access to diagnostic modalities, perhaps our patients with obesity will actually stand a fighting chance in the battle for their health.
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They are dedicated to a fully functioning Ex-Im Bank that gives the men and women who make things in America a fighting chance to compete and win in a highly competitive global economy.
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Just as physical distancing can give us a fighting chance of combating this virus, finding creative and socially responsible ways to connect in crisis can have positive and long-lasting effects on our communities.
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Following Tuesday's primary, Republicans will have to go full steam ahead to make up for lost ground to Bennet, but they remain hopeful that there's still a fighting chance in an unpredictable political climate.
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These provisions do nothing for defendants other than push them to settle with the trolls rather than risk engaging in a protracted and expensive legal battle they don't have a fighting chance of winning.
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Delivered well before "Album of the Year" was announced, it was a speech Beyoncé probably would have saved if she believed she had a fighting chance to win the biggest award of the night.
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We knew in order for our offer to have a fighting chance we had to put it in as non-contingent (meaning we didn't have to sell our first home to buy the next one).
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Writing Warren earned the most from writing in the past five years, earning $2.8 million from her work, including the best-seller "A Fighting Chance," as well as on going royalties from writing academic textbooks.
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They struggled with the decision of whether or not to carry the pregnancy to full term, but finally decided to "give this little boy a fighting chance," Kelly Blumenthal wrote in a Facebook page bio.
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"Without hesitation, [Rawlings] chose to halve her own chances of survival in order to give her son a fighting chance with as much time as possible – womb side," friends and family wrote on the page.
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The likes of West Ham and Villarreal would have a fighting chance against Manchester City and Real Madrid, two of this year's semi-finalists: they have beaten them in their respective domestic leagues this season.
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That's why No Labels, the group that inspired the Problem Solvers Caucus, just released The Speaker Project, which features several bold reforms that would help give bipartisan ideas a fighting chance in the next Congress.
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Early polls show that Phillips, who favors gun control measures including closing gun show loopholes and universal background checks, has a fighting chance at taking the seat, outpacing Paulsen 46% to 42% as of November.
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They pushed expertise in asymmetrical warfare and a homegrown mastery of missile, cyber and drone technology because they saw no other way to have a fighting chance in their long struggle against the United States.
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"I believe our allies and our trading partners will understand that the president cannot stay silent any longer, he must give this country and West Virginia workers a fighting chance," he said in a statement.
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"I love this story because it conveys how protecting habitat gives species a fighting chance to survive on this planet," Don Church, the president of the Austin, Texas-based Global Wildlife Conservation, said in the statement.
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But, with Fox News covering his back with the Republican base, he has a fighting chance, because he has something no other President in American history has ever had at his disposal—a servile propaganda operation.
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Under-resourced and lacking organization in Super Tuesday states, Biden over the next three days is counting on momentum, free media and surrogate work to give him a fighting chance at remaining in the delegate hunt.
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A telecommunication company could give Yahoo Mail distribution on mobile devices that gives it a fighting chance to compete with Gmail and Apple Mail, which come pre installed on many Android and Apple devices, analysts said.
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The one exception: If you suspect a batch of beans might be very old or you're unsure of the age, then soak them to give the beans a fighting chance to cook in a reasonable time.
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"She made personal sacrifices for those who would come after her to give them a fighting chance at success in her field," Dorothy Tucker, president of the National Association of Black Journalists, said in a statement.
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Many conservatives, including some Liberty Korea lawmakers, want to distance themselves from Ms. Park and regroup around a new leader to have a fighting chance against the progressive opposition leader Moon Jae-in in the election.
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In the past five years, Warren has earned the most from her writing, pulling in $3.33 million from her work, including the best-seller "A Fighting Chance," as well as ongoing royalties from writing academic textbooks.
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At least we can hope David stands a fighting chance against his paired-up adversaries, as he gets in the last "hit," or in this case powerful, wind-blowing eight-count, before the sequence fades to black.
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As Warren writes in her autobiography, "A Fighting Chance," when she was teaching at the University of Pennsylvania years ago, a group of students surprised her with a golden retriever puppy on the last day of class.
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Whitmer should be a stronger candidate than the man she defeated – Abdul El-Sayed – giving Democrats a fighting chance to win the November general election against Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Shuette, who is the state's attorney general.
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"If we want to give every New Yorker a fair and fighting chance to make it in the city, we need to use every tool in our toolbox to create and preserve truly affordable housing," Stringer said.
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The latter possibility, admittedly very slight, is the only one that would give Iraq a fighting chance of recapturing territory from the Islamic State and confronting an economic crisis brought about by the low price of oil.
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But in recent years, as the plight of the monarchs became more pronounced, communities, schools and gardeners began planting patches of milkweed along roads and public buildings and in backyards to give the butterfly a fighting chance.
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While the district went for Donald Trump by 8 points in 2016, Cook Political Report downgraded the district from Solid Republican to Likely Republican this past spring, suggesting that Democrats might have more of a fighting chance.
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If you're in the market for a laptop and want at least a fighting chance of being able to repair it on your own you might want to steer clear of models made by Apple and Microsoft.
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Al Franken, a Democrat, on Thursday creates a special election to fill his seat in 20183 -- a race where Republicans will have at least a fighting chance of a pickup, depending on how candidate recruitment shakes out.
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One way to avoid that is to start winning some games, and the Bengals (0-3) at least offer Pittsburgh a fighting chance — after all, the Steelers have won eight straight games against their A.F.C. North rival.
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However, the airline's latest restructuring plan that dates back to 2013 when Al-Roumi took over as CEO, still gives it a fighting chance as it leases its first new aircraft in 15 years, according to airline officials.
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And if that day finally arrives when researchers detect a signal—in the form of radio waves, laser pulses or some other medium—it will ultimately confirm that humans and our planet have a fighting chance at survival.
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It may not be The Walking Dead we've become accustomed to these last few seasons, but it feels good to finally root for the good guys again — and see those characters have a fighting chance for a change.
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Read More: Researchers Are Using Vibrators to Give Turtles Boners Maybe, millions of years ago, every turtle had a fighting chance at making it to the ripe old age that nature intended, but not since people showed up.
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Warren thought about naming her 2014 memoir "Rigged" (she went with "A Fighting Chance" instead), and her office issued a report this year called "Rigged Justice," arguing that corporate offenders get off easy when they break the law.
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Now, with Democrats controlling the lower House of Representatives and a record 127 women in the House and Senate, it could have a fighting chance, said Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, a sponsor of the bill.
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"God forbid, if something would happen, knowing that not only a law enforcement officer is there, but there are teachers in that building who can give my child a fighting chance, is even more reassuring," Ms. New said.
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Quintana's exploits on Wednesday's wind-hit stage had trimmed the gap behind Roglic to two minutes and 25 seconds and given him a fighting chance of a repeat of his 2016 victory but those hopes are fading fast.
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With Clinton winning and Sanders fighting alongside her in the Senate, young people have a fighting chance to get a free public college education, an idea championed by Sanders and adopted by Clinton with his support and enthusiasm.
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The stakes of the decision are high when you consider the fighting chance the Lions (3-5-1) would have with Stafford on the field versus the blowout that could commence if Jeff Driskel played in his place.
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Treatment may give you a "fighting chance" to continue working "for the Beloved Community," as you wrote in a statement, but it's painful to think of what you will be called on to bear in the coming months.
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First and foremost, we need to make it easier and cheaper to get treatment for addiction with buprenorphine or methadone than it is to buy heroin—or at least give treatment a fighting chance at competing with dealers.
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She's sent multiple campaign emails for him and wrote about him in her 2014 book, A Fighting Chance, in which she described Obama's decision to overlook her for the CFPB post and give the spot to Cordray instead.
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But Cook is encouraged, both by his results and by his personal experience: When the right message is combined with the right messenger — one who shares the values of his or her audience — the facts have a fighting chance.
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He carried that with him throughout his career and it's why the core of his campaign for president is about rebuilding the backbone of the country and giving ordinary Americans a fighting chance so they can do extraordinary things.
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As he puts it: Considering the ideological vacuum and failure of elite centrist politics, you would think that in a relatively religious country [like the United States], Christian politics would have had a fighting chance of presenting an alternative.
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If we elect a pro-life Senate this year, we have a fighting chance to do what the pro-life movement has wanted to do since 1973, to overturn the great stain on our national conscience, Roe versus Wade.
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Lampert, who is also the company's largest shareholder and lender, is hoping the deal, combined with a program of divestments, will give Sears a fighting chance to escape liquidation ahead of the key holiday shopping season, the sources said.
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"What concerns me is the disconnect between what investors actually understand and what they really need to understand in order to have a fighting chance at using these products the way they are designed to be used," she said.
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"Admittedly, my father was experiencing debilitating health issues, but had he not had to bear the shame and self-loathing that stemmed from his defense of Larry Nassar, I believe he would have had a fighting chance for life."
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"He's been able to take a program and build it to a level of consistency where over the last three, four years, every time you walk in that stadium, you feel like you've got a fighting chance to win," Phillips said.
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But a case might give a device a fighting chance, and if you spent the money to gift a brand new handset, the last thing you want to see if spiderwebs crawling across the screen just hours after they got it.
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During a visit to Bristol's Empire Fighting Chance charity on Friday, Harry asked everyone to leave the room so he could privately comfort the 12-year-old boy, who got emotional while speaking about his father's death seven years ago.
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"We have always said we reserve the right to get involved in primaries so that voters have a fighting chance to flip seats in November," Kelly said, when asked if the DCCC was likely to take similar steps in other primaries.
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Meanwhile, making calls is possible indoors, but I had to turn my head sideways while walking down the street in order to block the wind so people on the other end of the call had a fighting chance of understanding me.
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The judge said he called the hearing to give Palin, the former Alaska governor and Republican vice-presidential candidate, a fighting chance to establish that the Times acted with actual malice, a requisite for defamation claims against a public figure.
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A political outsider who has never run for office and hopes to transcend the classic Left-Right divide, Macron suddenly seems to have a fighting chance of winning the keys to the Elysee Palace and becoming president before he turns 40.
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A force for families No Quit A fighting chance for families Theme: Basic Bargain/Making America Work Renewing America's promise Renewing our basic bargain A new promise for a new time A better bargain for a better tomorrow Get ahead.
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In failing to foresee the fourth industrial revolution, 23 million Americans have been left without access to broadband, and displaced blue collar workers have been left without a safety net or a fighting chance at retraining themselves in different fields.
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In order to slow the spread of coronavirus and give medical professionals a fighting chance, the decision to stay home and try to help "flatten the curve" will have to make the choice for themselves; let's hope they choose wisely.
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Instead, McNally played the match of her life on the biggest stage in tennis and against one of the greatest to ever play the game and it was shots from Swiss great Federer's repertoire that gave her a fighting chance.
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Elizabeth Warren: "We believe that in America every family deserves a fighting chance, and we're ready to fight as hard as it takes, as long as it takes, to deliver on that promise," the Massachusetts senator said earlier this month.
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" The 79-year-old Congress member, who said he's been told by doctors he has "a fighting chance," received messages of support from colleagues like former President Barack Obama, who tweeted Sunday, "If there's one thing I love about Rep.
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I don't think there is any prospect of North Korea handing over its nuclear weapons soon, but it is possible to see a diplomatic path that leaves the world safer — and there's a fighting chance that we might achieve this.
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Few would have given Dzienski a fighting chance in the man-versus-machine battle up six floors, but the 26-year-old defied all expectations to climb up a specially designed wall and pip the elevator in a close contest.
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For entrepreneurs to have a fighting chance and for existing companies to prosper, our legislators must strive to construct a truly competitive economic system that encourages innovation and works for everyone, not just those with the most political influence or campaign donations.
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Only a robust increase in the federal minimum wage, phased in over an appropriate amount of time, will ensure that low-wage workers will have a fighting chance to get a fair day's pay for a full day's work throughout the entire country.
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Congress should ignore naysayers claiming no progress can be made until a new president is in office, and work together and with the Administration to lower the corporate tax rate and simplify the tax code so U.S. businesses have a fighting chance again.
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While the epidemic's persistence will compel lawmakers to support prevention and treatment options, they also need to focus on policies that give these kids a fighting chance to overcome the challenges they're facing during the most crucial early years of their lives.
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New York is in a fierce battle for the second wild card in the East, as fewer than 10 points separate seven teams in the race for the spot while the two remaining clubs in the conference still have a fighting chance.
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Republican and Democratic operatives in Pennsylvania agree on two things: Lamb is still very much the underdog in this race, but by getting support from unions that used to back Murphy and capitalizing on national Democratic enthusiasm, he has a fighting chance.
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With as many as 20 to 60 percent of American adults poised to contract COVID-19, according to some estimates, slowing that rate of infection will be critical in order to give medical professionals a fighting chance to care for anyone sick.
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The N.F.L.'s regular season is designed to give weaker teams a fighting chance at a playoff berth, but anyone watching the clumsy, amateurish Buffalo offense was quickly reminded why the Bills had not been in the playoffs since the 573 season.
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We swear by Renee Rouleau's Anti-Cyst Acne Treatment, but the celebrity esthetician has given us cystic-zit sufferers even more of a fighting chance at clear skin with this new anti-inflammatory mask, made especially to target cystic zits before they blow up.
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While some believe 5G will give wireless companies a fighting chance to compete with broadband cable companies in the huge internet-to-the-home market, others are more skeptical that the technology and speed of rollout will amount to much in the next few years.
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Their mission was to persuade Rupert Murdoch, the owner of the media empire, and Roger Ailes, the chairman and chief executive of its Fox News division, to keep the network's on-air personalities from savaging the legislation and give it a fighting chance at survival.
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Klay Thompson, who gave Golden State a fighting chance in Game 33 with a third-quarter outburst — "Why not go out there and start gunning?" he said, in a solo concession to the Warriors' predicament — glanced at a box score of the 118-94 defeat.
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The two executives argued that marrying AT&T's granular information about customers with Time Warner's ability to create compelling video would allow them to advertise more effectively, giving the merged company a fighting chance to compete with internet advertising titans like Facebook and Google.
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" At the organization's gala this spring, Dannenfelser remarked that if more anti-abortion senators were elected in November, "we have a fighting chance to do what the pro-life movement has wanted since 1972: overturn that great stain on our national conscience, Roe v. Wade.
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And even if Puerto Rico were a state, its two senators and four or five voting members of Congress, combined with the more than five million Puerto Ricans in the current 50 states, would give them more of a fighting chance than they have today.
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"The other major console platforms, PlayStation and Xbox, have traditionally struggled to catch on in the market," said Newzoo analyst Tianyi Gu. He added that Nintendo has a fighting chance, thanks to a strong roster of popular game franchises, such as Super Mario Bros.
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Not during slavery, not during the Jim Crow era, not at the height of the war on drugs... There is no time I'd rather be young and black in America than right now, because at least today I have more of a fighting chance at survival.
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People buy bots so that they can have a better chance of copping to resell on StockX and other secondary markets—but because fraud is so rampant, average sneakerheads use them too so they have at least a fighting chance of buying direct from a retailer.
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Some of the Democratic Party's most powerful factions are joining forces behind a massive organizing program in six battleground states — an effort aimed at minimizing the damage from a potentially protracted primary and giving the party's eventual nominee a fighting chance against Donald Trump's political machine.
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Naturally, each and every rumor of a new release — or even just a restock — sends her fans into a feeding frenzy, which is why it's best to be on top of such news if you want to have a fighting chance of getting your hands on them.
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Still, of the mayors who are likely contenders, only Garcetti seems to have a fighting chance, and even he will have a difficult path: Checking the "Mexican-American-Jewish-Italian" boxes plays a lot better in Beverly Hills than in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
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This is one reason I think The Shape of Water has a fighting chance at winning Best Picture, because if there is anything that Hollywood loves today — in a way that approaches platitude — it's the story of people who are different finding goodness in one another.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Fidel Castro embarked on his march across the Sierra Maestra Mountains in July of 1953, the world looked to Cuba as a symbol of hope that World War II's ideals of democracy and freedom still had a fighting chance.
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Polls have shown Trump ahead in the swing states of Florida and Ohio, and he has at least a fighting chance in all of the other battlegrounds, from purple states such as Nevada and Virginia to Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, two states a Republican hasn't won in decades.
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The British Vogue deputy editor, Emily Sheffield, may have a fighting chance to succeed her longstanding boss, especially because she is also the magazine's associate digital director, a handy title to have at a time when technological upheaval is rattling the foundations of the magazine business.
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In California, former gubernatorial press secretaries offered both pity and advice for the man: "There is no fighting chance now that there could be a trust relationship (between Spicer and the press), because it's been so abused," said Kevin Eckery, press secretary to former GOP Governor Pete Wilson.
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At the moment this Lego Ideas project is over 8,000 votes short of moving to the next round of approval, so if you're feeling nostalgic for one of the best cartoons of the '80s, head on over and vote to give the Defender of the Universe a fighting chance.
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It is a familiar narrative with a big difference: Thanks to Dr. Mukherjee's remarkably clear and compelling prose, the reader has a fighting chance of arriving at the story of today's genetic manipulations with an actual understanding of the immensely complicated science and the even more complicated moral questions.
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These two actions have released the coal industry from two of its most damaging regulatory shackles – as the passage of my resolution gave the supply side of the industry a fighting chance, while President Trump's executive order has given the demand side, the generating business, desperately needed relief.
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Three days after crossing the border from France, he gets on a train for Munich, with a new name, a new birthday, a new driver's license, and a new passport—a man without a past but, as he says to himself, maybe a fighting chance for a future.
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"That little agency has now returned more than $11 billion directly to families who were cheated and handles nearly a million complaints and has begun to level the consumer credit markets so that families have a fighting chance to buy financial products without getting ripped off," she said.
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In my mind, if I were to force many of the constraints to those sections and come out alive without too many blah entries, I might give myself a fighting chance to cross the finish line and perhaps add some nice entries in the less constrained NW/SE sections.
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He announced new competitions and challenges with fellow Apple Watch users, along with automatic workout detection and retroactive workout credit (to make sure you have a fighting chance for those seven-day challenges against your co-workers), and new ways to track other workouts, like hiking and yoga.
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"Right now the better use of cash is to compete with Amazon and invest that in the business, because if anyone has a fighting chance to stand up to Amazon, it is Wal-Mart," said Charles Sizemore, the chief investment officer at Sizemore Capital Management, which owns Wal-Mart shares.
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"I think that most Republicans are savvy enough to realize that if a Republican is going to have even the slightest bit of a fighting chance against the Democratic nominee," said Brigid Callahan Harrison, a political-science professor at Montclair State University, "they're going to need to run away from Christie."
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"Scientists want to make clear that every single policy, business and investment decision worldwide must follow the path that gives the world a fighting chance of limiting global warming to 1.5ºC and lead to the most livable future possible," organizers of the Unite Behind The Science campaign said in a statement.
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The two executives argued in the trial that marrying AT&T's granular information about customers with Time Warner's ability to create compelling video would allow the merged company to advertise more effectively, giving it a fighting chance to compete with internet advertising titans like Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google.
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It's allowed both halves of our polarized republic to feel somewhat represented on the highest court, to feel as if they have at least a fighting chance in the majority of controversies, to feel as if there's some legitimacy — not a lot, maybe, but some — to the decisions of our unelected guardians.
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Amidst a swirl of disturbing allegations that Alabama senate candidate Roy Moore pursued relationships with underage girls when he was in his 30s, it briefly seemed like the unthinkable would happen: During the immediate fallout, polls indicated that Democrat Doug Jones had a fighting chance of defeating Moore in the solidly red state.
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Obviously, A Fighting Chance is a small, brand-sponsored documentary that may not make much difference in the lives of thousands of struggling and largely ignored Olympic athletes, but as Neville unveiled the three-minute trailer, he reminded the small gathered audience that, for these athletes "sports is a way of survival."
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From Democratic establishment insiders who support Hillary Clinton to populist insurgents who support Bernie Sanders, there is a virtually unanimous view that Trump or Cruz would lead the GOP to a defeat so devastating Democrats would probably regain control of the Senate and have a fighting chance to take back the House.
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Representative Gabbard's OFF Act responds to the urgency of our climate crisis with a clear roadmap of where we need to go to rapidly move off fossil fuels and onto 100 percent clean, renewable energy on a timeline that will give us a fighting chance of avoiding the worst effects of climate catastrophe.
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"In Paris, we came together around the most ambitious agreement in history about climate change, an agreement that even with the temporary absence of American leadership can still give our children a fighting chance," Mr. Obama said at the Fourth Congress of Indonesian Diaspora in Jakarta, the capital, according to The Associated Press.
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From ending unfair taxation of cattle ranchers in the west to demanding that U.S. beef be labeled properly and fairly, he can be the president who takes executive action to give farmers a fighting chance, and who helps build a lasting, bipartisan respect for America's ranchers, cattlemen (and women) and family farms.
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That means using every trick in the book to give the 28-member bloc a fighting chance to compete globally, including blocking potential foreign takeovers in so-called strategic industries, promoting government-funded tech initiatives and rewriting antitrust rules to allow local players to gain global scale to take on foreign competitors.
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Untiring and accurate, Cyborg helps Bloomberg in its race against Reuters, its main rival in the field of quick-twitch business financial journalism, as well as giving it a fighting chance against a more recent player in the information race, hedge funds, which use artificial intelligence to serve their clients fresh facts.
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"You're probably the only person taking the LSAT tomorrow who's drinking Coronas on a stoop right now," my friend told me at 9 PM. Considering I had to be at the testing center no later than 503:30 AM, I decided to give myself a fighting chance and head to bed early.
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If the judges say Texas has to redraw these three districts, and the new ones result in the election of more Democrats in 2018, that could provide a real boost for the national Democratic Party's overall fate in the midterms—an election in which they have a fighting chance of taking back the House.
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But we do stand ready to link these efforts to the so-called "small group" of states so that the process would be a broader one, it would be a multi-dimensional one, and so that we will be able to maximize our fighting chance to get the ultimate success in the issue of Syria.
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" In June of last year, when the Navajo Nation voted to extend the lease sale of the plant on their land, Zinke said, "This Navajo Nation Council's endorsement of a new lease gives NGS and Kayenta Mine workers a fighting chance and gives Navajo and Hopi economies a moment to regroup for the work ahead.
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"If Democrats want to nominate someone who will build on Obamacare, not scrap it; take on the NRA and gun manufacturers, not protect them; stand up and give the poor a fighting chance and the middle class get restored, not raise their taxes and keep the promises we make, then join us," Biden said.
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But we do stand ready to link this effort through the so-called small group of states so that the process would be a broader one, it would be a multidimensional one, and so that we will be able to maximize our fighting chance to get the ultimate success in the issue of Syria.
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This is not to say that Democrats do not have a fighting chance to take either the House or the Senate, but for Democrats to successfully compete in states like Nevada where Republicans are potentially now vulnerable, Democrats need a centrist, pro-growth message that is focused on more than mere resistance to President Trump.
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But while I am certainly no fan of Abbas, treating anyone with less than the highest courtesy is not in Jason's nature, which is why I believe he stands a fighting chance of influencing the Palestinian Authority to abandon the hate rhetoric they teach their children and persuade them to make peace with the existence of a Jewish state.
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New battleground state polls sent tremors through Democratic circles Monday, underlining that President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE has a fighting chance of reelection despite his mediocre national standing.
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But the Corebots aside—their adaptability and personalities being the star turns of this game so far, said caveat necessary because I'm not quite at the end—there's not a lot else going on to truly lock the player into committed sessions, and to give ReCore more than a fighting chance of breaking free of cult-only appeal.
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Consider this series of recent developments: In next week's Alabama special election, Democrat Doug Jones has a fighting chance to score a major upset over Roy Moore due in large part to allegations made against the Republican by a number of women that he pursued relationship with them when they were teenagers and he was in his mid-30s.
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One or two works by women, even if they are as unparalleled as Joan Mitchell's "Mandres" (1961–62) and her triptych "Salut Tom" (1979), which dominates the final gallery, or Louise Nevelson's "Sky Cathedral" (1957–43), do not stand a fighting chance against the likes of 18 de Koonings, 15 Rothkos, 13 sculptures by David Smith, and 12 paintings by Clyfford Still.
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We will keep working ... Russia, Turkey, Iran, which I informed President Trump about, but we do stand ready to link these efforts to so-called small group of states so that the process would be a broader one, a multidimensional one, and so we will be able to maximize our fighting chance to get the ultimate success on the issue of Syria.
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CEO Matt Levatich reportedly circulated a memo at the time to employees and dealers, emphasizing motorcycles sold in the U.S. will still be built in the U.S. "The only reason we have invested otherwise is so that our products have a fighting chance of being price competitive in markets that burden our products with high tariffs," Levatich wrote in the June memo.
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Elizabeth Warren pushing for a $21980 billion Native American casino less than 21969 miles away, struggling blue-collar Brockton&aposs competing casino bid might not stand a fighting chance ... Brockton Mayor William Carpenter slammed Warren's bill on behalf of the Masphee Wampanoag tribe, which would override a federal judge&aposs decision last year to block the tribe's plan for a luxury gaming resort in East Taunton.
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"As I proudly sign this bill, thousands of terminally ill Americans will have the help, the hope and the fighting chance -- and I think it's going to be better than chance -- that they will be cured, that they will be helped, that they will be able to be with their families for a long time, or maybe just for a longer time," Trump said.
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But who's to say such a seeming disadvantage couldn't be turned in the Irishman's favor, that Mayweather is a genius at avoiding and countering the strikes of lifelong boxers because he's been fighting them his whole life, that McGregor, in his ignorance and inexperience, might not be capable (however unintentionally) of giving Mayweather looks he's never seen before, maybe just enough to give the mixed martial artist a fighting chance?
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"Thousands of terminally ill Americans will finally have hope, and the fighting chance, and I think it's going to better than a chance, that they will be cured, they will be helped, and be able to be with their families for a long time, or maybe just for a longer time," Trump said at a bill signing ceremony at the White House, surrounded by terminally ill patients and their families.
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If the debate moderators had repeatedly asked him for evidence to support this claim and the media had given as much time to this issue as to Hillary Clinton's emails, then perhaps the Obama climate policies would still be intact, some form of the Green New Deal would not appear so unrealistic, and we now might have a fighting chance to save life on earth as we know it.
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Similarly even if Republicans this fall hold enough blue-collar and non-urban areas to retain a fighting chance of defending their House majority, Trump's troubles with college-educated white voters means the party seems guaranteed to lose more ground in the information-age, white collar suburbs around major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and Minneapolis -- and possibly Atlanta, Houston and Dallas as well.
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Helped by the slogan "Feel the Bern," the democratic socialist gained a large following among younger voters in 2016, giving him a fighting chance against eventual nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonCindy McCain: I can see Arizona 'going Democrat' in 2020 Big Ben cookies for Hillary, lime sorbet for Nancy: Longtime WH pastry chef releases update to popular cookbook Clinton tweets support for impeachment after White House releases call details MORE.
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But what a female showrunner can give you is, at the very least, a fighting chance to get stories on the air which have female protagonists who feel complicated and real, who are not merely perennially "likeable" appendages to the male characters who get all the good stuff: interesting jobs, moral quandaries, personal agency, not to mention the ability to age or appear even slightly less glossy than your standard, extremely thin fashion model.
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On Election Day, Republican incumbent Pat McCrory lost a bitterly contested governor's race to challenger Roy Cooper, and the GOP saw its 4–3 majority in the State Supreme Court was erased, leading many to hope that Democrats might have a fighting chance at reversing the far-right direction the state has steadily drifted in since 2010, when the Republican Party gained control of both houses in the General Assembly for the first time in 112 years.
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But tell them that, despite having a fighting chance to replace him with a conservative, they should trade their great champion and bulwark on abortion, marriage and religious liberty — to borrow from one eulogy, "the mighty rearguard in our long and slow defeat" — for an Obama appointee at a moment when social liberalism is ascendant and the legal and cultural consequences of same-sex marriage are beginning to ripple across the country and the courts … well, they'll look at you like you're insane.
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The day before, I went to his patisserie around the corner from the hotel — he has since opened a large shop on the nearby Avenue de l'Opéra — and bought a few of his specialties, many of which are finished only when you order them, as they would be in a restaurant, so that all the elements that are meant to be crackly or chewy or warm or cool have a fighting chance of being just that when you settle down to eat them.
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Indeed, the results of the poll represent the same upwelling of discontent that inspired millions of Americans to protest as a part of the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street movements — the same frustration that gave a candidate like Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE a fighting chance in the Democratic primaries and ultimately led to the election of an outsider like Trump.
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