And you know many of them were front-runners, and they weren't front-runners for very long.
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Joe Biden may be one of the front-runners for Democratic candidate, but he's also one of the front-runners when it comes to gaffes.
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Two front runners for the Democratic presidential nomination – Sens.
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"Most had a decent night, but the front-runners are still the front-runners," said Leah Daughtry, a Democratic strategist in South Carolina, a critical early voting state in next year's nominating contests.
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Here's what you need to know: • Republican front-runners tangle.
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Right now, front runners include Apollo, Patches, Peter and Noah.
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Compared to today's Republican front-runners -- Donald Trump and Sen.
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Two of the front-runners in the Democratic race — Sens.
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The basic foundation of support remains relatively unchanged, and if those dynamics persist until all the contests have been completed, simple math tell us that the front-runners now will be the front-runners then.
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Why Are Bohemian Rhapsody And Green Book Still Oscar Front Runners?
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Estrada had not been among the front-runners in the race.
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The party front runners slapped around the competition on Super Tuesday.
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The senator is also among the front-runners according to polls.
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Bob Huff — as tensions boiled over between the Democratic front-runners.
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Several names have emerged as possible front-runners to succeed Mattis.
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Here's what you need to know: • Front-runners keep their grip.
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Clinton and Trump are the front-runners in their respective parties.
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Paris and Los Angeles look like the front-runners for 2024.
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But the two front-runners are not on equal footing. Mrs.
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Both are considered front-runners to be nominated as Kennedy's replacement.
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Party insiders believe Holcomb and Brooks are the likely front-runners.
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Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg emerged as front-runners.
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This week could clue us in to Academy Awards front-runners.
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The two are considered front-runners in Iowa, along with Sen.
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Nearly all of the 2020 front runners have expressed their solidarity.
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Two of the front-runners for the Democratic Party nomination, Sens.
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Most people think the front-runners are Justin Gaethje or Cowboy Cerrone.
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She also offers more benefits than any of the four front-runners.
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The Russians rustled up two front-runners, Lev Vlassenko and Naum Shtarkman.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential front-runners have accepted President Trump's Jerusalem move.
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And Rubio has spent comparatively little time attacking the two front-runners.
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GM, other traditional automakers and Waymo are front-runners in Navigant's analysis.
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As of last week, front-runners include Apollo, Patches, Peter and Noah.
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And he's tried to paint two well-funded front-runners, state Sen.
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The Washington Post has whittled that list down to seven front-runners.
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"American voters don't like either one of the front-runners," he added.
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The Blue Devils tend to be front-runners even in down seasons.
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The sum was a fraction of what the front-runners brought in.
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The other leaders for interactions per story are the field's front-runners.
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The Carpetbagger In two heated screenplay races, potential Oscar front-runners emerge.
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In early December, the front-runners were Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren.
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They are the front-runners in a long list of pretenders (see chart).
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For the moment, however, the two front-runners have tacitly declared a truce.
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Voters turned off by the front-runners have less incentive to stay home.
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But an unexpected player is neck-and-neck with these front-runners: carmakers.
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You guys were definitely considered some of the front-runners for the season.
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The numbers bode well for the respective front-runners going into Tuesday's contests.
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That favours today's two front-runners, Mr Cruz of Texas and Mr Trump.
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He would also likely become a top target for progressive front-runners Sens.
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Here's what you need to know: • Front-runners aim to wrap it up.
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Both front-runners are viewed unfavorably among registered voters overall, the polls show.
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Biden is among the front-runners for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
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They've never both had front-runners who are disliked by so many Americans.
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So far, Democratic front-runners have not endorsed the idea of packing courts.
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Always an important question, in view of the dismal history of front-runners.
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Democrats Veronica Escobar and Sylvia Garcia are both front-runners in their races.
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Virgin Orbit, Vector and Rocket Lab were the current front-runners, she said.
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TWELVE CANDIDATES take to the stage again tonight with two clear front-runners.
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Both front-runners have double-digit leads in the new Fox News poll.
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Both front-runners tied for first place, each receiving 22 percent support. Sen.
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Central banking specialists in China cite two likely front-runners to succeed him.
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It's not just that the front-runners have fared poorly in recent cycles.
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This year the supreme court disqualified one of the front-runners for the presidency.
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She is also one of two front runners to be the country's next president.
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But at last, heavyweight boxing now has at least two evenly matched front-runners.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story — and Paulson in particular — are Emmy award front-runners.
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Both front-runners appeared confident on Tuesday, setting their sights on the general election.
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Ofo and rival Mobike have emerged as front-runners with valuations exceeding $1 billion.
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The two front-runners, Clinton and Trump, are seen unfavorably by majorities of voters.
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Both front-runners are disliked and distrusted by astonishingly large slices of the electorate.
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Biden is one of the 2020 Democratic front-runners and Trump's chief political rival.
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It is no wonder the presidential front-runners from both political parties oppose it.
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Mike Pence (R-Ind.) as the front-runners to be Trump's vice presidential pick.
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London, New York and Hong Kong are front-runners to capture the overseas listing.
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The fight has escalated so much that even presidential front runners have weighed it.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), one of the front-runners for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Booker and Klobuchar have lagged behind the race's front-runners in polling and fundraising.
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Tuesday night's debate belonged to the front-runners, Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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California Today Thursday: A new poll shows Democratic front-runners in the Golden State.
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Tuesday night's debate belonged to the front-runners, Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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History has been quite kind to national front-runners who win Iowa or New Hampshire.
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And then, also not falling into the trap of only covering the Democratic front runners.
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In the wedding gown guessing game, two designers have emerged as the true front-runners.
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So does the media, describing the dissimilar paths that these two Republican front-runners traveled.
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That total placed her smack-dab between the financial front-runners and New Jersey Sen.
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Both are considered front-runners at the upcoming 91st Academy Awards, where they're also nominated.
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Neither of the front-runners has been endorsed by any serving Republican governor or senator.
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Those two are the front runners in a new CNN survey of Democratic primary voters.
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Most polls show both front-runners ahead in Indiana, which holds its primary on Tuesday.
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If the bill were to move to the Senate, how would the front-runners vote?
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And they're back making that same argument today: That we shouldn't criticize the front-runners.
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They have never had an issue criticizing two out of the top three front-runners.
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Two attorneys, David Shapiro and Jan Schneider, are the front-runners on the Democratic side.
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Truex and a few other front-runners, including Kenseth, Larson and Jamie McMurray, stayed out.
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Front-runners for the leaderships of both houses are expected to support Bolsonaro's economic plans.
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But front runners are not favorites in the volatile universe of fickle Democratic primary voters.
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Perez is widely considered one of two front-runners in the DNC race, with Rep.
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And on Wednesday night, her Democratic rivals treated her as one of the front-runners.
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Would front-runners Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren clash in their first in-person showdown?
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A jumbled primary appeared on the verge of becoming a contest between two front-runners.
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Buttigieg and businessman Yang trailed the front-runners with 220006 percent and 2202 percent, respectively.
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The two presidential front-runners have both already claimed victory despite the count being delayed.
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SH: The debate thresholds seemed reasonable at first, even to candidates who weren't front-runners.
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Mr. Bennet dismissed Mr. Biden and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts as "soft" front-runners.
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Front runners for the biggest prizes of the ceremony, which will take place on Feb.
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Auctions with two companies as front-runners can take longer before a winner is chosen.
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They, along with Ms. Ferreras-Copeland, are thought to be the front-runners for speaker.
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The landscape seems to favor the two national front-runners: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Traditionally less deferential to front-runners than Republicans, Democrats have repeatedly held wide-open nomination fights.
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According to majority judgment, the front-runners in the collective opinion are actually Kasich and Sanders.
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The Wednesday rematch is his best chance to show he belongs onstage with the front-runners.
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How $67M failed to stop Trump The poll also finds some doubts about the front-runners.
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Yet this was the opposite of the divergence expected of the Republican and Democratic front-runners.
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John Cornyn appeared to be front-runners for the job, but both eventually withdrew from consideration.
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That makes him unusual, because this year's Oscar races feature very few front-runners at all.
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Presidential front-runners from both the Republican and Democratic parties have publicly criticized Wall Street banks.
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Until now, the front-runners in the topline poll numbers have shown few signs of weakness.
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Front runners for Zhou's job includes top banking regulator Guo Shuqing and veteran banker Jiang Chaoliang.
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Colyer and Kobach are widely considered the two front-runners in Tuesday's crowded GOP primary field.
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It will be an ongoing battle, with new competitors trying to knock out the front-runners.
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Lesser imitators like Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain took turns as Republican front-runners in 22010.
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Her campaign's Facebook ad spending has been behind most of the primary front-runners, including Sens.
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We demand and expect that of party front-runners at this stage of a primary campaign.
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Then-Republican front-runners Donald Trump and Ben Carson received details in November 2015, while Sen.
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London, New York and Hong Kong are front-runners to capture the oil company's overseas listing.
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For this trip, start June 29 off with the Front Runners New York LGBT Pride Run.
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No matter who emerges with the most delegates, Biden and Sanders are the clear front-runners.
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The billionaire businessman spent liberally in hopes of catching up with front-runners Biden and Sen.
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Despite the strong showing, Klobuchar is still well behind the front-runners in the race. Sen.
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No one knows for sure, and Trump's polling against the Democratic front-runners isn't exactly strong.
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The front-runners, Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron, have also announced rallies in the capital.
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Trump went after all the Democratic front-runners ahead of their debate in Iowa later Tuesday.
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Here are 20 of the best front-runners in this year&aposs people&aposs choice contest.
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Joe Biden, despite not raising much money of late, and Elizabeth Warren remain the front-runners.
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They make assumptions about the current front-runners, and about the electorate, that are probably untrue.
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Who are the two front-runners that emerged in the Democratic presidential race after Super Tuesday?
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The surprising weakness of Jeb Bush and Scott Walker, once the front-runners, is part of it.
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Bernie Sanders, one of the front-runners for the party's 2125 presidential nomination, with five crisp words.
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The front-runners for president are polarising figures who might struggle to steer pension reform through congress.
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Cuccinelli and Morgan were previously considered front runners for the job, but no longer appear viable options.
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Front-runners for the Trump VP slot also included former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, New Jersey Gov.
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Both front-runners temper their radicalism by offering stirring visions of what post-war Colombia could become.
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The front-runners favour submitting amendments to two successive congresses and then seeking approval in a referendum.
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It was not clear whether there were front-runners now and when a decision would be made.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) and outgoing Labor Secretary Tom Perez are widely considered the race's front-runners.
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While other buyers are still in contention, the two are viewed as front-runners, the people said.
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None of the front-runners have been able to pull away from the others definitively in polling.
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Friess is considered among the front-runners for the Republican nomination, along with Wyoming Treasurer Mark Gordon.
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An earlier version also misspelled the surname of one of the front-runners in London's mayoral race.
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RNC insiders Matt Pinnell, 85033, is considered one of the front-runners for the top RNC job.
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The debates showed the two female senators could handle themselves well against the two male front-runners.
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Polls consistently list Biden and Sanders as front-runners even though Biden has not entered the race.
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The Democratic front-runners, moreover, have raised enough money to keep hope alive for quite a while.
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Walker and Perry — in 2012 — were once even considered, for a very brief period, front-runners. Sen.
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Up there, all four of the front-runners — even the three New Yorkers — seem pretty exotic, actually.
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Sanders is one of the front-runners in a large group that is hoping for the nomination.
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"I'll cast a vote, but not for either one of them," he said of the front-runners.
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The two nights of debates are unwieldy and unlikely to provide much time for the front-runners.
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The two front-runners represent the best extremes of what is possible in the commercial theater today.
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LIGO's leaders are now front-runners for the Nobel Prize in Physics, to be announced next week.
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This suggests larger insurtechs are now increasingly becoming front-runners in their respective coverage areas and geographies.
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He faltered significantly with his inability to raise funds at the pace of the party's front-runners.
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Ms. Harris said her criminal justice record was better than those of the race's white front-runners.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)On first look, not much separates the two front-runners contesting Nigeria's presidential election.
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Asked Tuesday which of the front-runners best reflects the ideological views of the Democratic caucus, Sen.
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The three front runners in the Democratic presidential races have all released proposals to combat climate change.
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Because the four front-runners are polling so closely, the winners might not become clear until later.
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They believe they can politically position her between the warring front-runners, Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders.
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Opinion polls, though, have him trailing the current Democratic front-runners in respective head-to-head matchups.
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Security experts say they are witnessing a significant ramp-up in attempts to hack Democratic front-runners.
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Steyer, meanwhile, seems set to try to offer his strongest contrast yet with the four front-runners.
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The two front-runners seem to be buoyed by the stark racial disparities between the parties' voters.
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Other Democratic front-runners have broadband plans, but Sanders' is more radical—and expensive—than his rivals'.
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Missouri, Ohio and Florida are integral to victory in November, cementing their status as the front-runners.
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Last year, their collaboration sold out almost immediately, proving there's no way to slow down these front-runners.
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But right now it and lithium are two of the front-runners in the green revolution materials race.
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The two front-runners -- The Donald and Hillz -- look strong going into this five-state slate of contests.
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The two are earning widespread acclaim for their leading roles and are front-runners in the Oscars race.
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Indeed, more certainty crept into the race Tuesday, as the two main parties' front-runners solidified their status.
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It was not immediately clear who the front-runners in line to compete for Bonnen's job would be.
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Ramaphosa and former African Union Chairwoman Nkosozana Dlamini-Zuma are viewed as the front-runners to replace Zuma.
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Recent statewide polls had indicated that the front-runners in both parties were likely to win their contests.
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Voting begins today in the nation's first primaries, where Bernie Sanders and Donald J. Trump are front-runners.
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And some of the party's potential front-runners in the seemingly distant 2020 presidential election, including California Sen.
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Voters wanting to back the eventual winner may rally around the two front-runners late in the race.
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The PRI's candidate to replace him as president, Jose Antonio Meade, is polling well behind the front-runners.
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Amazon Web Services, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle were considered front runners for the contract, according to industry executives.
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He's not impressed with any of the current presidential front-runners, and worries that history might repeat itself.
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While Ahn and Gomez are the current front-runners, the race remains fluid, with most precincts still unreported.
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A person familiar with the White House nomination process said there were five front-runners on Trump's list.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 Up and down: It was a tale of two front runners yesterday on the campaign trail.
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Oscar handicappers have kept a close eye on the nominees, and the major categories have their front-runners.
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She is one of the front-runners to succeed Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission.
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However, only a handful of those who would be considered front-runners have publicly expressed interest in running.
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Six women and six men vied for the post, but the front-runners at the moment are men.
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Polls have consistently labeled Biden and Sanders as front-runners despite Biden not yet launching an official bid.
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Buehler, who ran for secretary of state in 2012, was the most centrist of the Republican front-runners.
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Both Democratic front runners are men but 2020 could be the Year of the Woman in presidential politics.
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During the last few months, the vulnerabilities of the current crop of front runners have become painfully apparent.
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It remains to be seen whether voters want options outside of the current front-runners for the nomination.
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Target and Walmart are shaping up to be Wall Street's front-runners to win the holiday shopping season.
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In this election year, the two presidential front-runners are both already well past the traditional retirement age.
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Here are takeaways from the results, analysis of the front-runners and a video of last night's speeches.
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With the emergence of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as front-runners, both premises look increasingly dubious. Mrs.
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"He has not faced the same vetting and scrutiny that other front-runners have faced," Mr. Kott said.
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The crowded field features five candidates, but two have emerged as front-runners ahead of the March primary.
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Obama said Trump and Cruz, the two front-runners in the Republican nomination contest ahead of the Nov.
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The shrinking calendar has those who are lagging the front-runners looking for new life in their campaigns.
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The front-runners, Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams, had spent their political careers savaging each other's characters.
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Moderators, too, have goaded candidates, asking pointed questions about specific front-runners' policies and history to other candidates.
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I knew him from Front Runners New York, the running club for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Especially because the front-runners for the next chair of the DNC were all absent from the women's marches.
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Lungu and United Party for National Development leader Hakainde Hichilema are seen as front runners in the presidential race.
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Each of the two front-runners has some 26% support, enough to reach the run-off in early May.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, the race's two front-runners, as well as in-person meetings with candidates like Sen.
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All the big political parties and most front-runners in next year's presidential election have been tarnished (see chart).
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who according to the data lags the two front-runners as well as Sen.
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" — Marc Lamont Hill, Morehouse College professor "Front-runners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz had worst debate by a lot.
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For two straight years, it's been the top corporate spender, outranking traditional front-runners like Boeing and AT&T.
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Iván Duque, the right's candidate, and Gustavo Petro, the left's man, are the front-runners in the presidential election.
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It would involve new documentation, a completely new investor base and we'd also be front runners of this trend.
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But the two front-runners—Heathrow and Gatwick—are unlikely to get theirs ready before 2030 at the earliest.
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Without divine intervention, it is hard to imagine Americans electing either of the Republican front-runners to be president.
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Some big results out of English soccer over the weekend: First, Arsenal beat front-runners Leicester City 2-1.
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The two have emerged as the front-runners on a shortlist including other candidates, The Washington Post said Tuesday.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the front-runners more defiant before the vote.
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Early front-runners can easily come unstuck, but for now Harris is the most formidable candidate in the race.
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The front-runners are two cousins who, despite their family ties, have lobbed accusations and insults at each other.
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The two front-runners led a field of 42 remaining mushers, after 10 teams dropped out during the contest.
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O'Rourke is less well known by voters compared to front runners like Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, and Bernie Sanders.
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While trailing the other front-runners in fund-raising, she has more political endorsements than anyone other than Biden.
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At the time, Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush were widely seen as the front-runners for their parties' nods.
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Front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both lost by double digits in decisive victories by the underdog campaigns.
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The front-runners are Brendan Carr, an aide to the FCC's chairman, and Jessica Rosenworcel, a former Democratic commissioner.
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May's resignation even though there are no clear front-runners within her Conservative party who could take her place.
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Many of the Democratic front-runners have released plans that call for more federal tax investment in rural infrastructure.
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But now the front-runners for the presidential nomination are siding with the teachers' unions that oppose their expansion.
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The contenders aren't too surprising, as the front-runners identified by a CNBC analysis are still in the mix.
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In New York on Tuesday, Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump proved they are front-runners for good reason.
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But Sanders is just starting to get a taste of the type of vetting reserved for presidential front-runners.
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Likewise, two presumed civilian front-runners, Tran Van Huong and Phan Khac Suu, suffered disappointing results, save in Saigon.
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Gary Hart (D-Colo.) were two high-flying front-runners in Democratic presidential primaries brought down by sudden scandal.
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The nature of Mr. Buttigieg's appeal can be particularly striking when his fellow front-runners are taken into account.
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Tulsi Gabbard has dedicated the majority of their TV spend to these regions, including the primary race front-runners.
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When it comes to high-quality, low-cost living, Mexico is one of the front runners in Latin America.
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Gasparino also tweeted that CBS interim CEO Joe Ianniello is one of the front runners for the top job.
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The former vice president and two New England senators are solidifying their status as front-runners in the race.
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The Socialists are front runners for the election but will not win enough seats to govern on their own.
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As tensions rise between the Iowa front-runners now, they can learn lessons from the brutal fall of 2003.
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The mayors of Paris and Los Angeles, the front-runners, were in Switzerland today to make formal presentations, above.
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By formally entering the presidential race, Kamala Harris immediately becomes one of the front-runners for the Democratic nomination.
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For decades, reporters have descended on New Hampshire looking for the big story about unexpected upsets and emerging front-runners.
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It allows users to broadcast videos live, and the company is considered one of the front runners in the technology.
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And we should either have a very good idea of who the nominee is or who the front-runners are.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Rarely have two U.S. presidential front-runners needed more from running mates than Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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She points to the early stage of the race, the congested field and greater name-recognition for the front-runners.
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"As Vice President Biden's campaign shows growing signs of weakness, people are fretting about the current front-runners," Booker said.
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The last two presidential challengers to their party's front-runners, Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders, will return to the Senate.
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Meanwhile, no one will likely upset the four acting front runners: Joaquin Phoenix, Renée Zellweger, Brad Pitt, and Laura Dern.
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On Thursday, she'll appear on a stage packed with 2020 front-runners including Harris, former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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The front-runners are Mr Zuma's ex-wife and preferred candidate, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, and the deputy president, Cyril Ramaphosa.
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The London actor has long been considered one of the front-runners to be cast as the next James Bond.
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New York primary day is not about who wins, it's about whether the front-runners can crush their rivals' dreams.
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If Super Tuesday polls are right, there could be two formidable front-runners in the race for the White House.
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On Wednesday, though, Pliskova showed why she is considered as one of the front runners for this year's Wimbledon crown.
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The front-runners are Rushern Baker, the Prince George's County executive, and Ben Jealous, the former head of the NAACP.
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Sergey Lazarev of Russia, Ira Losco of Malta and Amir of France are among the other front-runners this year.
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Both Democratic front runners are men but 2628 should and could be the "Year of the Woman" in presidential politics.
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The rest of the guys can't fully grasp what they just heard, especially front-runners Robby Hayes and Jordan Rodgers.
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"Fundamentally, Chicago is deciding on our future," said Lori Lightfoot, a former federal prosecutor who is among the front-runners.
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Giuliani was seen as one of the front-runners in the race, only to quit without winning a single state.
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" How so: "The elder statesmen who are the two front-runners for the nomination served together in the Senate briefly.
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Boeing and Saab beat out five groups, including front-runners Leonardo DRS and a Lockheed Martin-Korea Aerospace Industries team.
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Harris officially launched her candidacy in late January and is seen as one of the front-runners in the race.
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Meanwhile, inflammatory comments from Republican front-runners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz further fan the flames of anti-Muslim hatred.
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Other Democratic candidates looking up in the polls are less than thrilled about the attention being paid to front-runners.
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We're told there are no front-runners and the tryouts could lead execs to someone who hasn't been tested before.
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Along with Sanders, they are the primary front-runners, although the former vice president consistently remains ahead in the polls.
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Huff Post Reporter Daniel Marans explain the latest developments in the social security fight between the two 2020 front runners.
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Most of the best picture front-runners featured an all-male cast, with women playing ornamental roles on the fringes.
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The current front-runners for the nomination are all white, and the only black candidate remaining is former Massachusetts Gov.
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His position in the polls — just behind the front-runners, without obvious momentum — gave his opponents no incentive to attack.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (I-Vt.) — the three front-runners in most polls — will win the nomination.
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News Analysis Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg emerge at the top of the field as two former front-runners fade.
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Despite that standing, she seemed entirely unwilling to draw anything but the most tepid contrasts with the two front-runners.
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Steyer desperately tried to inject himself into every debate the front-runners were having but found himself repeatedly swatted away.
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Americans have been exposed spinning up fake websites for Democratic front-runners and paying Macedonians to promote divisive political views.
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She was also poised to win multiple delegates, while one-time front-runners former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Yang is now a kinetic presence in the Democratic race, though he lags behind the front-runners in the polls.
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Four other Western Balkan nations - Bosnia, Kosovo and the two front-runners Serbia and Montenegro - are also seeking EU membership.
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Biden and Sanders are the top contenders in national polls, and both are widely considered front-runners for the Democratic nomination.
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If anything, the Oscar front-runners are a reasonably diverse group, assuming you don't count a back-on-top Mel Gibson.
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Fillon's decline has added fuel to the campaigns of remaining front-runners, far-right Marine Le Pen and independent Emmanuel Macron.
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Tossed into the already volatile mix: It's a race in which the front-runners of both parties are local New Yorkers.
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The caucuses often help surging candidates make their mark on the race, and show weak front-runners for what they are.
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There's no evidence that the inconsistencies were intentional or that the two front-runners in the caucuses, former South Bend, Ind.
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But Barkan isn't giving up on his hope for a one-on-one with one of the 2020 race's front-runners.
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The two main parties that do, the PQ and Québec Solidaire, are well behind the front-runners, jostling for third place.
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"Saturday Night Live" mocked the Democratic presidential campaign front-runners in a skit parodying their Friday night debate in New Hampshire.
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On Monday night she needs to move the needle on #2 -- and avoid the gaffes that have plagued some front-runners.
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There's rampant speculation that the Bombers are among the front-runners to land Harper when he becomes eligible for free agency.
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Front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are not fit to be president, former 2016 GOP candidate George Pataki said Monday.
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At this point, it seems like there are already some serious front runners, including a certain beauty queen from North Carolina.
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Fire vs Skadi's Gift — then shortly after, Overwatch front-runners team Rogue will battle it out against South Korea's Lunatic-Hai.
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Most expect front-runners Macron and Le Pen to make it to the second round of the election on May 7.
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Diokno was not among the front-runners when Filipinos were discussing potential candidates who did not work in the central bank.
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Immigration has been a central topic in the Republican primary, with front-runners like billionaire businessman Donald Trump and Texas Sen.
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The problem facing both leading challengers is that the next contest happens to be the home state of both front-runners.
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Both candidates, already their parties' front-runners, were projected to notch "significant" wins in the Florida primaries, according to NBC News.
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Eleven riders formed a breakaway but Tinkoff and BMC drove the peloton which swallowed up the front-runners with 25km left.
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A recent Times article asked readers to name everyday words that repelled them, and "slacks" was one of the front-runners.
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But so far, most of the coverage has centered on the front-runners — Ellison and Perez — and their high-profile endorsements.
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And it doesn't hurt that Castro is more than three decades younger than Democratic front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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The group of front runners include Senator Kamala Harris, Senator Bernie Sanders, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"I've never been naturalized," said Cruz, the U.S. senator from Texas who is among the front-runners for the party's nomination.
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The Vermont independent, who caucuses with Democrats in the Senate, automatically became one of the pack's front-runners with his announcement.
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Her spot means that she won't have to compete for attention with other front-runners, potentially amplifying her voice on stage.
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Reflecting Maryland's two major vote centers, both front-runners chose running mates who hail from the other half of the state.
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He has attempted to lure their support by touting polls about his ability to match up against the Republican front-runners.
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The two defense giants are the likely front-runners in the roughly $16 billion competition known as the T-X Trainer.
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Gwen Graham and Philip Levine, the former mayor of Miami Beach, look to be the front runners for the Democratic nomination.
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And L.A., the theory goes, is filled with front-runners, which means many others are starting to root for the team.
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Two front-runners are locked in a tight race to succeed him, embodying starkly different strains within a deeply divided party.
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The presumptive front-runners — Jeb Bush then, Joe Biden now — have loads of name recognition but are weak or weary campaigners.
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Election ads reflected the ugly, anything-goes tenor of the race, and neither of the front-runners said much about policy.
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Officials stopped the race for 18 minutes to clean up the mess, setting up a final dash among the front-runners.
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Running for president is a grueling ordeal, both for the front-runners and those polling at the bottom of the pack.
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Democrats running for president who have endorsed California's bill include front-runners such as Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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Out of more than 643,000 responses to our (unscientific) poll, four clear front-runners emerged, one far ahead of the rest.
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The dual endorsement hasn't taken the wind out of the sails of at least one man among the front-runners, though.
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The remaining front-runners gather in Des Moines for the final face-to-face debate before the caucuses on February 3.
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But backers of opposing candidates would be quicker to reconcile themselves to Warren than to any of the other front-runners.
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Strikingly, only one candidate among the 10 onstage truly confronted the two front-runners: Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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It also happens to be the issue on which the four front-runners -- Buttigieg, Biden, Warren and Sanders -- disagree most clearly.
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Moreover, the 10% to 15% zone that Biden is currently in tends to be where vulnerable front-runners have historically been.
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In April, Mrs Warren became the first of the front-runners for the Democratic nomination to call for Mr Trump's impeachment.
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That cycle had clear front-runners (Democrat Al Gore and Republican George W. Bush), which is very much unlike this year.
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Generally speaking, a larger and more fractured field tends to benefit some front-runners (Joe Biden) while disadvantaging others (Elizabeth Warren).
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There are 13 seats in which those two parties are the front-runners and are separated by a single-digit margin.
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But front-runners mustn't lose, so it's possible the former vice president may be face a win or bust scenario here.
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But in the second round, which pits only the two front-runners against one another, Macron is projected to beat her handily.
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New York voters gave big wins to front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in their bids for their party's presidential nomination.
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Leading shipper Maersk is "among the front-runners offering marine services for deep sea mineral recovery research," it said in an email.
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The protracted Iowa caucus debacle has stoked an ongoing dispute about the results, giving way to increased hostilities among the front-runners.
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Party front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump won their respective primaries in their home state of New York on Tuesday night.
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I was able to see the collection recently, and the red and yellow options would be the front-runners for me, personally.
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Mike Pence and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich -- appear to be the front-runners, according to a person familiar with the deliberations.
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The LSE, seen as one of the front-runners to win part of the IPO, has been pushing hard to land it.
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Mr Trump came second, not far ahead of Marco Rubio, considered to be the viable moderate alternative to the populist front-runners.
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Thus far it has been notable that neither of the two Republican front-runners has received many endorsements from major political figures.
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But stalling the front-runners, Ted Cruz won the GOP's Utah caucus, while Bernie Sanders won the Democratic caucuses Utah and Idaho.
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The male front runners have soft leads and a woman could easily charge into the vacuum if either of their candidacies falter.
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In a division of front runners, Fabricio Werdum breaks wills, and getting put on the back foot against Werdum soon proves disastrous.
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Spain went the full distance, with all three front-runners — Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid — winning their final games on Saturday.
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The wins solidified Trump and Clinton's status as front-runners, leaving their rivals with increasingly long odds of overtaking them in delegates.
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The plan has become a lightning rod among the progressive base and 2020 Democrats, with several of the front-runners, including Sens.
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But Biden and Sanders are the clear front-runners, with two-thirds of Democratic voters viewing them favorably, according to the poll.
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The former White House aide and Republican National Committee chairman went on to add that current Democratic front-runners such as Sens.
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One of the deal's main architects, say sources, was Luca Mignini, one of the front-runners for the now-open CEO job.
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Perhaps these states would have followed Minnesota's example and favored Bernie Sanders and Marco Rubio, and the front-runners would be different.
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In a normal political environment, Republicans' ire would be directed at potential 2020 front-runners like senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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In past GOP primaries, Puerto Rican voters have supported the front-runners, handing Mitt Romney and John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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The AP reported that Trump is moving away from the two front-runners for the secretary of State position, former Massachusetts Gov.
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Ranked-choice voting, which several states have adopted in some form, allows long shots to emerge without similar front-runners being hurt.
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Ranked-choice voting, which several states have adopted in some form, allows long shots to emerge without similar front-runners being hurt.
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For comparison, the three front-runners for the 2020 Democratic nod are 77 (Bernie Sanders), 76 (Joe Biden) and 70 (Elizabeth Warren).
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In addition to Mr. Biden, Mr. Mauldin has anonymously set up faux campaign websites for at least three other Democratic front-runners.
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The front-runners are "Three Billboards" for best picture, Frances McDormand for best actress and Gary Oldman ("Darkest Hour") for best actor.
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The 2017 fiasco that left "La La Land" confused for "Moonlight" is a rare example of front-runners set close to now.
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The paper described Warren and Klobuchar as representatives of both front-runners&apos ideologies, while also breathing new life into the debate.
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But she has stagnated in the middle tier of most national and statewide polls and fallen behind the front-runners in fundraising.
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Huawei and rival Samsung were the two front-runners in the race to bring a foldable phone to market first in 2019.
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One man has been rising rapidly in polls, threatening the front-runners a week before the first round in France's presidential election.
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But 220006 percent of respondents say they would vote for another candidate if the election were between the two presidential front-runners.
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The front-runners for adapted screenplay are all men, with the exception of Gerwig, according to Gold Derby, an awards prognostication site.
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He's relying on a general election message to work in big-state strategy, with a few front-runners stumbling along the way.
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He is slated to stand to the left of the field's two front-runners, former Vice President Joe Biden and Massachusetts Sen.
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The race to hold that competition has narrowed to three bidders, with Los Angeles and Paris considered front-runners ahead of Budapest.
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The feud between the two front-runners cost them both the chance to be the Democratic nominee against President George W. Bush.
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If — as expected — no one wins a majority on Sunday, the two front-runners will compete in a runoff two weeks later.
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The results raised immediate questions about how much longer Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren, onetime front-runners, could afford to continue their campaigns.
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Experts thought Bush would finish Reagan off as they prepared for a debate Saturday night before the primary between the two front-runners.
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No biggie, until fans noticed the guy has a strong resemblance to Peter Kraus -- one of the front-runners to win Rachel's hand.
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There's no better way for those candidates to engineer the big moments they need than to tangle with one of the front-runners.
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Now firmly among the front-runners for the Democratic presidential nomination, Warren has increasingly centered her campaign on a broad anti-corruption platform.
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ET. Milwaukee (CNN)Two candidates vying to take down their parties' front-runners could get big boosts if they win Tuesday in Wisconsin.
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Immigrants, Muslims, Syrian refugees and the poor got a relative pass this week as the Republican presidential front-runners instead attacked one another.
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Columbus, Ohio (CNN)Front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump dominated one of the biggest days of the 2016 presidential race so far.
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Still, Sunday's elections will undoubtedly move the needle in concrete ways for French businesses, especially considering two of the election's four front-runners.
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Dropout watch Early-state results won't just identify front-runners -- they'll winnow what's an especially packed field of contenders on the Republican side.
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While states decide exactly how to allocate their delegates, the thrust of the GOP rule book is that front-runners get a bonus.
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At this point ten years ago, there was already speculation that Mr Xi and Mr Li—both then provincial chiefs—were front-runners.
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A person familiar with Trump's deliberations said Pence and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich appear to be the front-runners in the process.
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Clinton won about 90 percent of the DNC members choosing between the two front-runners, and about three-quarters of all DNC members.
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TV on Monday that even though Democratic voters say they prefer younger presidential candidates, the front-runners are more than 70 years old.
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The two male front runners have soft leads and a woman could easily charge into the vacuum if either of their candidacies falter.
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Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, and Buttigieg are seen as front-runners among the 20 candidates vying for the 85033 Democratic nomination.
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The concern — or complaint — would be that the front-runners are too old when there's a need for a new generation of leaders.
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That could mean not winning a single early state but instead emerging as the clear alternative to front-runners Donald Trump and Cruz.
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However, as new polling data emerges, it is clear that none of the current front-runners enjoys a clear advantage among American voters.
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Here are 2628 House Republicans who could be propelled into the Speaker's office if the current front-runners can't secure the votes. Rep.
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The front-runners in the race are experienced insiders; Dixon is so well connected that her stint as mayor ended with corruption charges.
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After some doubted his ability to play quarterback at an NFL level, Jackson is now one of the front-runners to win MVP.
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The debate featuring front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders was shown on broadcaster NBC, cable channel MSNBC and Spanish-language network Telemundo.
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One of the front-runners is Martin Fayulu, an oil executive turned politician, who has long been a fiery critic of Mr. Kabila.
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That approach will serve teams well against front-runners like the New Orleans Saints, the Los Angeles Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Early conventional wisdom congealed over the summer that two councilmen from Manhattan, Corey Johnson and Mark Levine, had emerged as the front-runners.
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Biden has already learned that front-runners can expect attacks from all sides and will have more to worry about than just Warren.
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The zeal of Mr. Sanders's fans has helped establish him as one of the 2020 front-runners a week before the Iowa caucuses.
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Cities like Austin and Atlanta, both of which have been listed as front-runners for HQ2, would be immediately out of the running.
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Most political reporters I interviewed believe that, even though called on less often than the front-runners, she won the last two debates.
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After a summer rise in the polls that made her one of the national front-runners, Ms. Warren has seen her numbers slip.
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She doubled that figure in the third quarter, but still badly trailed the front-runners and rarely surpassed 1% support in the polls.
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Most polls show the president trailing the front-runners in head-to-head matchups, though Trump did receive some encouraging news this week.
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The Democratic front-runners at the time—John Edwards, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama—all cited scheduling conflicts and opted not to attend.
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The Red Card report also said Arsenal are among the front-runners when it comes to digital commercialisation and brand awareness in China.
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No. 21 Butler will try to keep the heat on the front-runners in the Big East when it visits Providence on Saturday.
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On Thursday, CNN reported that Trump mentioned Biden, one of the front-runners in the Democratic race for president, as well as Sen.
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"My own polling tells me that the front-runners' support in this race, front-runners with an apostrophe at the end of the 's,' and not just Joe Biden but others as well, is very, very soft except for Bernie," Mr. Bennet said in an interview at Raygun, an Iowa T-shirt shop, referring to Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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The conditions for a rush to the fringes were already in place a year ago, when Iowans initially embraced both parties' presumptive front-runners.
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WALLACE: I want to ask you specifically about Circuit Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh, who as you point out is one of the front runners.
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On the second night, former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the race's front-runners, will be in the middle.
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If you look at the online betting pools, the two front-runners in this race were the hard-loving mothers Janney and Metcalf played.
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There's no evidence that the inconsistencies were intentional or that they significantly benefited the two front-runners in the caucuses, former South Bend, Ind.
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Echoes of 13 as the front-runners fight For most of the night, as Warren wore the biggest target, Biden slipped into the background.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, one of the field's front-runners, for not following her lead in saying Trump's Twitter account should be taken down.
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He trails front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders, who competed on Monday in Iowa's caucuses, the traditional kickoff to the presidential nominating contest.
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Campaign 2016 More than a month remains in the primary contests, but the two front runners have clearly turned their attention to the general.
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While Pinto and Smith are now considered front-runners to succeed Dimon, Monday's promotions do not guarantee that either of them will become CEO.
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The front-runners to replace him are Guo Shuqing, China's most senior banking regulator, and Jiang Chaoliang, party chief of Hubei, a central province.
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First Man and Widows are likely shutouts First Man and Widows were considered front-runners long before they even premiered due to their pedigree.
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Unlike most years, where a few front-runners are expected to nab the top awards, this year's awards are more of a toss-up.
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The trafficking accusations immediately turned into a political football in the May election, where the front-runners harbor deep criticisms of the peace deal.
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That, in turn, would make it far easier for either of the current front-runners, Mr Trump and Mr Cruz, to win the nomination.
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He said during the interview with Adande Thorne that often, political front-runners are "noisy" or just want attention early on in the process.
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JPMorgan viewed a victory by either of the other two front-runners, Francois Fillon and Emmanuel Macron, as likely to spur a market rally.
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She flew under the royal wedding dress radar, with British brands like Ralph and Russo, Burberry and Erdem all being touted as front runners.
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But they do impose a brutal discipline on the field, forcing the weakest candidates from the race and exposing the flaws in front-runners.
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The lesson here is that truly brokered conventions have three key elements: two very close front-runners, irreconcilable camps, and an eventual compromise nominee.
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And yet…on April 19, New York State will play a high profile role in the fortunes of the front-runners, especially Donald Trump.
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Powell and former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh are believed to be the front-runners to replace Janet Yellen when her term expires in February.
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Biden is currently one of the front-runners in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, and he could eventually face Trump in the general election.
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Two front-runners who have slowed to a walk, their coronations on the other side of the mythical wall (no, not that one, Donald).
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As Trump now looks to replace the former four-star general by the end of February, several names have emerged as possible front-runners.
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Greg Walden (R-Ore.), who leads House Republicans' campaign arm, and John Shimkus (R-Ill.) are considered the front-runners for the chairmanship. Rep.
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TV on Tuesday that the Democratic presidential front-runners in 6900 face the biggest risk of being damaged by missteps in the upcoming debates.
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If the bombastic businessman had not entered the GOP race, chances are that at this point, Bush would still be among the front-runners.
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And they hope that in the course of a year of campaigning, governors will break through after the spotlight fades from the front-runners.
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In the next level of front-runners were Ms. Bokova and two former foreign ministers, Vuk Jeremic of Serbia and Srgjan Kerim of Macedonia.
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James Harden and Russell Westbrook are widely considered front-runners for the MVP award this season, but Leonard's offensive game compares favorably to theirs.
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Ferrero and Mondelez are seen as front-runners as it would be easier for them to reap synergies from the acquisition, the paper said.
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The front-runners... A presidential candidate must receive more than 50 percent of the vote in the first round to secure an outright victory.
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Mergers: Front-runners to lead the DOJ's antitrust division include Joshua Wright (member of Trump's transition team) and Makan Delrahim (deputy White House counsel).
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While the presumed front-runners were launching attack ads against each other, Lee visited 95 counties in 95 days and held 100 town halls.
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Abel and Jain became the apparent front runners after Munger singled them out as "world-leading" performers in a 2015 letter to Berkshire shareholders.
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Ms. Warren is now far behind the race's new delegate leader, Mr. Biden, and Mr. Sanders, who have emerged as the clear front-runners.
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Biden is hardly the most formidable of front-runners, and if any piece of the current coalition breaks off, he'll be in deep trouble.
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The front-runners are the incumbent, Mike Duggan, and the 34-year-old son of the city's first black mayor, Coleman Young II, above.
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Biden is among the group of four front-runners who are closely bunched at the top of public polling in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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It's a harder office to win, and they all have a great opportunity to do that and they're the front-runners in those positions.
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Both Bloomberg and Steyer have unveiled a series of climate-related proposals after entering the race later than some of the current front-runners.
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Among the front-runners, only Sanders (25% of his total TV spend) has committed a significant amount of his dollars to Super Tuesday states.
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Warren, among the front-runners in the 2020 presidential race, released a survey Monday that looked at availability of the insulin in pharmacies nationwide.
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Werdum has learned that in a division of front runners, it's a great idea to jump in and try to overwhelm the guy immediately.
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Lime and Bird, a pair of well-funded e-scooter startups, have emerged as the front-runners of the already over-crowded e-scooter market.
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But first, the two front runners about to face off in tomorrow night&aposs Fox News debate for the Republican nomination for governor of Florida.
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While Apple and Amazon had been the two front-runners by market cap size, recent setbacks at the companies have given Microsoft a leg up.
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This race's real dynamic has not yet emerged, and it will not until all of the front-runners take the stage together, with fewer distractions.
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Tuesday night's critical primaries in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island cemented the already wide leads of front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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America is now in a race to catch up with Japan and South Korea, the two front-runners, though China is also a strong competitor.
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"The Salesman," a family drama set in Tehran, is one of the front runners to take home the Oscar for foreign language film on Sunday.
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This year, both front-runners have to choose their running mates with their eyes almost entirely on securing their nominations and not the general election.
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But financial advisors recommend paying attention to the positions and proposals from the presidential front-runners that could affect your wallet for better or worse.
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The two front-runners are widely expected to win New York, with each holding double-digit leads at the polls ahead of the crucial contest.
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Besides McAdoo, two others are viewed as likely front-runners: the former Buffalo Bills Coach Doug Marrone and the former Atlanta Falcons Coach Mike Smith.
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In previous cycles, front-runners have looked to rack up early wins so that momentum and donor dollars flow their way, forcing rivals to withdraw.
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The party declined to comment on the reports about Maas, a Catholic from Saarland on the French border, who was one of the front runners.
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Super Tuesday proved to be victorious for front-runners Hillary Clinton, Democrat, and Donald Trump, Republican, making them the most challenging candidates of the race.
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One statewide poll even put him at 7 percent, ahead of California senator Kamala Harris, even as he's still 19 points behind the front-runners.
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Biden and Bernie start the campaign as the front runners but they both will need to hold on for dear life as the challengers emerge.
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According to a Bloomberg Politics poll released Wednesday, Clinton leads Trump 54 percent to 36 percent in a contest between the two presidential front-runners.
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A recent survey by The Hill also revealed CBS's John Dickerson, CNN's Jake Tapper and ABC's Jonathan Karl as front-runners for a moderator spot.
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The couple met in 2012 as members of Front Runners New York, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender running club, and started dating in 2013.
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The Indiana mayor recently placed closely behind Biden and Sanders, the current front-runners, in polls of key early voting states Iowa and New Hampshire.
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The two front-runners scored early wins on a night when a few other states are holding presidential contests, with Michigan being the biggest prize.
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Voters in 12 states solidified the standing of Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton as the front-runners in their parties' nominating contests on Tuesday.
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But after we put 'em through their first few wears, the question becomes, how can we turn these instant obsessions into lasting closet front-runners?
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Front-runners for the post include Lael Brainard, a Federal Reserve governor, and Sarah Bloom Raskin, a deputy Treasury secretary and former state banking regulator.
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Klobuchar leaves the race with a warning to Democrats, especially because the front-runners for the nomination are now two white men in their 70s.
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Stranger to see are the emails from front-runners trying to play down their position, lest their supporters get complacent and the money stream falter.
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Alexander Gauland, one of the party's two front-runners, recently demanded that Aydan Ozogus, a policy maker of Turkish descent, be "disposed of" in Turkey.
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A recent primary poll showed Mr. Jealous tied with the county executive of Prince George's County, Rushern Baker, as front-runners in a crowded field.
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Joe Biden is among the front-runners for the 2628 Democratic presidential nomination, and he has consistently led Trump in hypothetical head-to-head matchups.
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We compared the outcomes across supporters of the four Iowa front-runners, as well as Amy Klobuchar (although we had less data on her supporters).
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That concept of presumed electability, much maligned by candidates not named Biden or the other front-runners, nonetheless held sway among activists in both counties.
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The other two front-runners are Amy Coney Barrett of the 7th Circuit of Appeals and Raymond Kethledge of the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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With a week before the election, he trails in fundraising and local polling, clearing the path for the three front runners ahead of the primary.
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Instead, his rider, Julien Leparoux, had little choice but to cede the front-runners a big lead while he patiently maneuvered Classic Empire through traffic.
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Some clear front-runners have emerged, with Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg consistently polling highest, though not necessarily in that order.
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We already know the GOP is riven by an ugly civil war, with party stalwarts openly rejecting the top two front-runners in the race.
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On the other hand, Edwards and Sanders' challenges to front-runners do, in some way, show the power of the left part of the party.
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The paper said the two companies are the front-runners in the bidding, which could see the unit sell for as much as $2.9 billion.
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Last week, the two front-runners were neck and neck in three swing states and a national poll found Clinton leading by only 2 points.
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The results deal another blow to the campaigns of Warren and Biden, who have both spent time as front-runners in the Democratic presidential primary.
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He is polling in a second tier of candidates behind the two front-runners, former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Kremlin-controlled Rosatom, a clear leader in the global nuclear industry, was one of the front runners for the massive nuclear project championed by Zuma.
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Most observers consider Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer and Mr Merz the front-runners; surveys of the party's supporters (for what they are worth) put the former ahead.
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Terry E. Branstad, a Republican, who has exerted himself in an unheard-of effort to derail one of his own party's front-runners, Senator Ted Cruz.
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Of course Ben Carson and John Kasich are also part of the debate, but the focus is on Trump, Cruz and Rubio as the front-runners.
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Team Indus is now the fourth team worldwide to have secured a launch contract and considers itself as one of the front runners in the challenge.
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Ramday is considered among the front-runners, in part because his family has been associated with Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League (PMLN) party for many years.
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It was a night that solidified the position of both presidential front-runners, although none of their rivals were ready to concede the race just yet.
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The race to take over the Democratic National Committee chair has been optimistic but anxious, with the front-runners tap dancing carefully around the party's fissures.
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The Democratic and Republican presidential front-runners signaled a heated general election clash over gender after they both swept much closer to closing out their nominations.
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The two presidential front-runners celebrated a victorious night Tuesday, each notching major wins in East Coast primaries and taking giant leaps towards their party's nominations.
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In previous years, scores from both a country's televoters and jury were delivered as a combined result, making it easy to predict front-runners early on.
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The actress told MSNBC's Chris Hayes Monday she doesn't think she could vote for Clinton in a hypothetical match-up between the two party front-runners.
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When he fell ill in Las Vegas, Sanders' campaign had been stalling in polls, as Warren pulled ahead and solidified her status among the front-runners.
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The three front-runners are wealthy and have been repeatedly accused by local civil society groups of having used their time in office to enrich themselves.
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Sanders had literally come out of nowhere to mount a serious, sustained challenge against one of the most presumably presumptive front-runners in presidential campaign history.
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But on the second ballot one of the three front-runners, Kim Ward, another state senator, threw her support behind Mr Saccone, who subsequently won handily.
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But if you're giving all the front runners due consideration, the Galaxy S6 still belongs in that group, benefiting a smartphone once considered The Best Overall.
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In his 16th season, Brady threw for 4,770 yards and 36 touchdowns in the regular season and is one of the front-runners for NFL MVP.
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If Rubio can winnow the field to himself, Cruz and Trump, he will likely benefit from the two conservative front-runners attempting to destroy each other.
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Rubio also had a strong showing in the Hawkeye state, coming close to the two front-runners after trailing them badly in polling just weeks ago.
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She stayed with a few of the front runners, ran off to sniff some animal carcasses, romp in the water, and then back to the race.
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His position — just behind the front-runners, without obvious momentum, and with little news media scrutiny — seems to confer tactical advantages heading into the final stretch.
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Meanwhile, the New York Yankees and Houston Astros remain the front-runners of the American League, with the Minnesota Twins surprisingly in the mix as well.
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Front-runners for the 2628 Democratic nomination for president so far have not sought advice from former President Clinton, according to an Associated Press report Monday.
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The front-runners for Trump's pick are considered to be federal appeals court judges Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh, though others are in the mix.
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Charles G. Koch, the billionaire bankroller of conservative causes, suggested on Sunday that Hillary Clinton could make a better president than the two Republican front-runners.
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"This time, he starts off as a front-runner, or one of the front-runners," Jeff Weaver told The Associated Press in a story published Monday.
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CBS's "Face the Nation:" Kasich and Sanders discuss their strategies to catch up to the front-runners CNN's "State of the Union:" Sanders makes another appearance.
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Each time a party's presidential nomination is up for grabs, candidates who do not begin as front-runners tend to begin by defining their own lanes.
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The former vice president has polled as one of the front-runners of the more than a dozen people running for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Laura Kelly, former Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer and former Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Joshua Svaty have emerged as the three front-runners in the Democratic primary.
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Party front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each lost Tuesday's key Wisconsin primary by 17 points to their respective rivals, Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders.
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Both the Republicans and the Democrats now face a reality that a campaign veteran said had "no precedent": front-runners who are disliked by many Americans.
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Unilever and Hormel are front-runners in a deal that is likely to top 2.2 billion pounds ($2.9 billion), the unidentified sources told the Sunday Times.
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The two front-runners of the scene were arguably Hichkas, often called the Godfather of Iranian rap, and a group named Zedbazi, which formed in 2002.
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Today, Mr. Sanders is among the front-runners challenging President Trump, and Jane Sanders is — as she long has been — his closest political adviser and confidante.
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A few hours after that, he weighed in again, this time by Twitter, poking at the Democratic front-runners Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Bernie Sanders.
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Michigan is the Yankees, the front-runners who have monuments to their great players and a history of domination that they will not let you forget.
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The three front-runners are Ashley Lunkenheimer, a former assistant U.S. attorney; Mary Gay Scanlon, a lawyer; and Richard Lazer, a former deputy mayor in Philadelphia.
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She also outraised Biden by about $21625 million in the third quarter of 2900, helping cement her status as one of the primary field's front-runners.
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The front-runners for the presidential nomination are moving away from the charter school movement, and black and Latino families ask why their concerns are lost.
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With a new poll showing a virtual tie among front-runners and many voters still reluctant to commit to one candidate, all have reason to hope.
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But he struggled to gain traction there as well, raising a little more than $6 million in the fourth quarter, badly lagging behind the front-runners.
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The two Democratic front-runners in the poll are neck and neck for the top spot, with Biden at 23 percent and Sanders at 22 percent.
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Though a nominee won't officially be chosen until next year at the Democrat National Convention, several front runners have emerged from the 2020 Democratic primary race.
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All 11 official candidates took part: the five front-runners plus six others, including a Ford factory worker, a Trotskyist high-school teacher, and a former shepherd.
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But recent polls have shown the race tightening as the front-runners faltered and far-left maverick Melenchon surged after strong performances in two televised candidates' debates.
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When the votes were counted the two front-runners were obvious: Harris with 40.4% the vote and Sanchez trailing but clearly second with 18.6% of the vote.
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Front runners are Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu — who staged an upset against the DPP in local elections last year — and Foxconn founder and CEO, Terry Gou.
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But recent polls have shown the race tightening as the front-runners faltered and Communist-backed maverick Melenchon surged after strong performances in two televised candidates' debates.
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Super Tuesday — the series of primaries and caucuses that will help decide the Democratic and Republican candidates for president — featured strong showings from both parties' front-runners.
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Still, the large delegate bounty of Super Tuesday and the narratives surrounding the front-runners in each party will likely make March 1 a particularly important milestone.
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Poll: Front-runners lead in Florida, close contests in Ohio It all has Clinton, he said Sunday, "getting a little bit nervous" about the Democratic presidential race.
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Instead, to their surprise, the local arms of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group, have ended their boycotts of the ballot and are now the front-runners.
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Yeah, the fans didn't really begin to arrive in droves until the Alex Ovechkin era, but Capitals fans aren't front-runners as much as they are masochists.
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But this year, that won't happen -- both Walz and Pawlenty have said they will compete in the August 14 primary, in which they remain the front-runners.
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In the 13th District, nine candidates were vying to replace Representative Charles B. Rangel, with Adriano D. Espaillat and Keith L. T. Wright considered the front-runners.
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The front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump, both in a bit of a slump, are looking for a lift today in the New York primaries.
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In a field of 12, the two front-runners are Zac Goldsmith, the son of a billionaire, and, above right, Sadiq Khan, the son of Pakistani immigrants.
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His campaign's fundraising numbers also fell well below the front-runners in the primary: He posted $4.5 million in the most recent quarter, compared with Vermont Sen.
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None of the jobs went to the front-runners, nor indeed to anyone who had featured on most observers' lists until a few hours before the dénouement.
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The new attacks come as the race for the party's nomination takes shape around Biden and Sanders, who are the clear front-runners at this early stage.
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On the other hand, Biden is doing significantly better than a number of past national front-runners who fell flat on their faces in Iowa and nationally.
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Biden and Sanders have emerged from a crowded field of Democrats as the front-runners vying for the chance to take on President Donald Trump in November.
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In certain moments — and Thursday supplied a few — it can be difficult to imagine any of the current front-runners transcending their liabilities to become the nominee.
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But with a feisty and crowded presidential primary already beginning to take shape, potential candidates, especially the would-be front-runners, are coming under heightened early scrutiny.
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Larson lost a few more positions, so when the yellow flag waved on lap 217, he pitted for new tires while the other front-runners stayed out.
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In the closing days of the campaign both Buhari and Abubakar have been busy on the campaign trail as the front-runners approach the election finish line.
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The upshot is that his 65-year-old cousin Haitham bin Tariq al-Said, one of three brothers seen as succession front-runners, is the new sultan.
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Seven Democrats have filed to run for the seat, with former Franklin County Sheriff Zach Scott and Franklin County Recorder Danny O'Connor emerging as early front-runners.
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The book has been credited with inspiring the creation of more than 100 gay and lesbian amateur running clubs, now collectively known as the International Front Runners.
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But in January, Buffett tapped longtime executives Greg Abel and Ajit Jain to oversee Berkshire's business units, making them front-runners to succeed him as chief executive.
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Independence Day in Washington is wrought with its own medley of festivities; that makes Memorial Day and Veterans Day logical front-runners for the parade's host holiday.
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With the general election less than three months away, you're probably hearing a lot about the various "paths to victory" for front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Some in the party now concede that it might take until March or beyond for the Republican establishment to coalesce behind an alternative to the current front-runners.
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In competitive primaries, the national front-runners who have won either Iowa or New Hampshire have gone on to win their party's nomination 11 of 13 (85%) times.
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Thursday's event featuring front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders was shown on broadcaster NBC, cable channel MSNBC and Spanish-language network Telemundo, all owned by Comcast Corp.
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In a hypothetical second round between the two front-runners, 91% of respondents said their minds were made up, and 60% of those said they preferred Mr Rouhani.
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Former U.S. Secretary of State Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, the national front-runners, were favored to win their respective primaries in the state that both call home.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the race's front-runners, are familiar faces on the presidential debate stage from their past campaigns.
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Even those who've made labor their hallmark issue — like front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders — have remained mostly mum about whether sex work should be a crime.
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China's top banking regulator Guo Shuqing and veteran banker Jiang Chaoliang are front runners to succeed Zhou Xiaochuan, the country's longest-serving central bank head, according the sources.
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That's why Google and Microsoft are already considered front-runners in this space — they have the internet infrastructure in place to make that trip shorter than many competitors.
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The main threat to the two front-runners comes from Germán Vargas Lleras, a vice-president under Mr Santos who has become a critic of the peace agreement.
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As of now, INCJ is expected to play a major role in groups that are the front-runners for Toshiba's planned sale of its $18 billion chip business.
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Russia's entrant, "You Are the Only One," performed by Sergey Lazarev, and Malta's "Walk on Water," performed by Ira Losco, are considered two of the competition's front-runners.
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The presidential candidates are focused on Tuesday's contests in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic — in states that appear to favor the front-runners, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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They see a wide-open race for the Democratic nomination, arguing that if the front-runners falter, they have as good a shot as anyone at catching fire.
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Scalise and McCarthy, who are considered early front-runners in the race, have made moves in recent weeks that could better position themselves in potential bids for Speaker.
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Even among Democratic voters who do know Bloomberg, only 57 percent view him favorably, which is below where the race's presumed front-runners are polling, according to Reuters.
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Presidential front-runners have traditionally taken a more diplomatic approach, but Mr. Trump broke the mold, dispensing with scripted speeches while trafficking in insult humor and swaggering provocations.
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China's top banking regulator, Guo Shuqing, and veteran banker Jiang Chaoliang, front runners to succeed Zhou Xiaochuan as central bank governor, both made it to the Central Committee.
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Front-runners: Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary and a leader of the pro-Brexit campaign before the country's 2016 referendum, said he would run for the leadership.
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Many stock exchanges around the world have courted Aramco to list on their markets, with London and Hong Kong widely considered the front-runners to clinch the deal.
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Jeb Bush and Senator Marco Rubio, both of Florida, who have shown no willingness to align themselves with Russian interests, were seen as likely Republican presidential front-runners.
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The four front-runners in the June 5 San Francisco mayoral election, all Democrats, talk about the importance of protecting immigrants and the pernicious effects of income inequality.
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However, she faces a steep challenge in a race where she has been consistently overshadowed by the race's front-runners despite being a three-term senator from Minnesota.
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A recent Public Policy Polling survey, conducted on behalf of the progressive group Innovation Ohio, shows Trump tied with a number of Democratic presidential front-runners, including Sens.
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While the 2016 primaries are well underway, there is still time for the front-runners make a last-minute push to capture the support of the nation's youth.
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California Democrats have become increasingly vocal about the party's primary dilemma, issuing calls for candidates not meeting certain benchmarks to consider dropping out and backing the front-runners.
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And the front-runners are mounting an increasingly urgent effort to piece together pockets of the electorate in the first test of their appeal before a diverse electorate.
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Five of the eight candidates were black or Hispanic — offering the prospect of a first black speaker — but two of the most prominent front-runners were white men.
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A Republican state health official — such as Celeste Philip from Florida or John Dreyzehner from Tennessee — could be front-runners, according to sources in the public health world.
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In the last round of elections in October 2015 a handful of front-runners decried the initial results as fraudulent, and eventually forced a new round of elections.
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"There is clearly disappointment in the polls, and there is obviously concern over the front-runners," said Mel Immergut, a venture capitalist and Republican fund-raiser supporting Mr. Bush.
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The Carpetbagger For a while at the decades-long Directors Guild of America awards on Saturday night, it seemed the apparent front-runners were having a moral imperative showdown.
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JoJo Fletcher spoke exclusively to PEOPLE for this week's issue about her journey to find love, and she got candid about four of the front-runners from Monday's premiere.
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While the Cleveland Cavaliers are charging fast, the early Eastern Conference front-runners will be meeting Monday in Boston, where the league-leading Celtics host the upstart Detroit Pistons.
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Hardy, who started his career at BP and traded fuel oil, was long seen as one of two front-runners to succeed Taylor alongside another Vitol veteran Chris Bake.
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To varying degrees the other EPP front-runners all represent that old sort of European politics, a consensus between traditionally hegemonic—but now declining—Christian-democrat and socialist blocs.
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The opportunity provides front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton a chance to extend their dominance, while their challengers hope to keep them mired in a grueling nominating fight.
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Whoever it is will find governing hard, unless Mexico introduces a run-off vote between the two front-runners in the presidential election, as most Latin American countries have.
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Senator Marco Rubio, currently embracing the alarmist views of the front-runners, seems to have forgotten his more positive "New American Century" campaign, based on helping the middle-class.
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The potential errors and inconsistencies take on importance because of the closeness of the contest between the two front-runners — former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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The two candidates, seen just weeks ago as front-runners for the centrist and progressive wings of the party, respectively, conceded in separate speeches that Tuesday's results were disappointing.
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll released last week showed him moving into third place behind front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders among registered voters for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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Front-runners in the KMT primary are populist Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu and Terry Gou, the founder of electronics manufacturer Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry.
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Mr. Bloomberg looks like a sensible choice for president in a year in which reason, decency and dignity have been thrown out the window by the G.O.P. front-runners.
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Most are not yet focused on it, but one of the front-runners in the opinion polls is Jair Bolsonaro, a crudely authoritarian, misogynistic and homophobic former army officer.
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Wall Street's assumption is that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will be the front — runners when votes are tallied in the dozen states and one territory holding contests Tuesday.
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But three mainstream politicians have emerged as front-runners, suggesting the wave of populism that swept Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency in November will not extend to Canada.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and businessman Donald Trump — Democratic and Republican presidential front-runners, respectively — continue to face stiff challenges on the road to their parties' conventions.
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The difference in the job outlook from state to state could either help or hurt the front-runners as their campaigns continue through the remainder of the primary season.
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Reuters had reported in October that U.S. buyout firms Carlyle and Bain Capital LLC had been the front runners among the bidders for the fast-food giant's China assets.
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One of the front-runners to succeed Cameron as prime minister, interior minister Theresa May, said on Thursday that she would not stick with the 2020 budget surplus target.
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Republican front-runners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have called for a crackdown on illegal immigration, with Trump promising to build a wall along southern U.S. border with Mexico.
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It said it would also make efforts to establish a new subsidy and credit support system for companies deemed to be front runners in the field of environmental protection.
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The two front-runners to replace O'Rourke are both women (Veronica Escobar and Dori Fenenbock) while in Houston, Green's district, the sole front-runner is a woman (Sylvia Garcia).
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Not only are they trending slightly upward, but more importantly, he is the only other candidate within striking distance of the two front-runners as other establishment candidates fade.
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On the Republican side, the two front-runners to lead the committee, North Carolina's Patrick McHenry and Missouri's Blaine Luetkemeyer, told Reuters they were prepared to collaborate with Waters.
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But she trailed far behind front-runners Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden, placing third in her home state of Massachusetts, which she continues to represent in the U.S. Senate.
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A reporter asked Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, one of the current front-runners for the Democratic presidential bid, if he was worried that the trial would hinder his chances.
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Thus there were two contests playing out at the fair: four or five front-runners fought to be top dog, while the rest fought for a bit of attention.
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His polling among black voters continues to scrape the low single digits even as he has joined the pack of front-runners in largely white Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Less than three months before the Iowa caucuses, it's as though Democrats just now realized that the primary's four front-runners are all white, and that three are men.
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U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg are the front-runners in New Hampshire after their strong performances in the Iowa caucuses last week.
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The Democratic front-runners -- Pete Buttigieg, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders -- are now burning a path through the all-important swing state, with Elizabeth Warren not far behind. 4.
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The 1924 Convention went to the hundred-and-third ballot, before rejecting both front-runners, former Treasury Secretary William McAdoo, of California, and Governor Al Smith, of New York.
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The California senator has gone from one of the front-runners for the Democratic nomination this summer to being forced to run a last-ditch, Iowa-only candidacy today.
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CBS reportedly plans to choose its next chief executive by the end of March, with the interim C.E.O., Joseph Ianniello, and Hasbro's chief, Brian Goldner, seen as front-runners.
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This year's three front-runners were little changed from the company's last report, though the United Arab Emirates, with a score of 115, pushed up to take fourth position.
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Google Cloud is turning to a traditional enterprise sales model as it takes on front-runners Amazon and Microsoft: separate services by industry and go straight to c-suites.
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The update follows a pair of weekend reports naming the Crystal City section of Arlington, Virginia, and other cities as front runners in the tightening race for Amazon's second headquarters.
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Salesforce has emerged as one of the front-runners to buy Twitter; the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that the company could make a bid as early as this week.
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Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing wants to become one of the front-runners in developing self-driving cars, the company's chief scientist for smart transportation initiatives said on Tuesday.
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Kerry to campaign for Biden in New Hampshire in lead-up to primary MORE, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton — were clear front-runners and considered good candidates for the fall.
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To stop the two front-runners, they must consolidate support behind one of the alternatives they find more congenial: Mr. Bush, Mr. Kasich, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida or Gov.
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Now, analysts are looking at a possible successor to both the CDU and German leadership, with Friedrich Merz, Armin Laschet and Jens Spahn seen as front-runners for the leadership.
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The front-runners did have similarities, including a shared approach to the crisis surrounding Oregon&aposs Public Employees Retirement System, known as PERS, which is running a $25.3 billion deficit.
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Stadia is Google's new cloud game streaming service launching November, and it's automatically considered one of the front-runners in the current wave of cloud gaming because, well, it's Google.
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But on the second ballot of the committee vote one of the three front-runners, Kim Ward, another state senator, threw her support behind Mr Saccone, who subsequently won handily.
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Tennis has seen few better front-runners than Federer and while Berdych manfully stayed with his opponent in the second set he never was able to apply any real pressure.
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The Super Saturday contests offer a chance for the two front-runners to quicken their momentum after they both came out of the contests last Tuesday with solid delegate leads.
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As the field narrows, the front-runners from both parties remain focused on economic issues in states where upcoming primaries may soon win enough delegates to clinch their party's nomination.
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So we have two front-runners, both who have been in D.C. for years, seemingly uninterested in upsetting the cart — no matter how desperately that cart needs to be upset.
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Of all the front-runners, the one whose philosophy is closest to that of Cuba's leaders is Bernie Sanders, a Democratic senator from Vermont, who calls himself a "democratic socialist".
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Things were lively on the first night, as front-runners Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren made nice with each other while most of the other candidates went on the attack.
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The talks are expected to conclude within three months and Gazprom is considered "one of the front-runners" to clinch a long-term supply deal, according to the Pakistani official.
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Candidates in both parties are gaming out their final strategies to obtain the delegates required to win the nomination -- or to at least block the front-runners from doing so.
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The front-runners captured images of a leopard seal lunging for a penguin, a male hippo crushing a newborn in its jaws, and a sea turtle strangled by a rope.
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Sanders, though, has a volley of his own prepared: He's outperforming Clinton against the Republican front-runners in states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, which are general election battlegrounds.
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Kevin Mwachiro and Kelvin Washiko, gay activists from Kenya, received scholarships to attend the event from the Federation of Gay Games and the International Front Runners, an L.G.B.T. running club.
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Johnson, 34, arrives off a share of fourth at the PGA Tour's Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii, where a second-round 74 dropped him from among the front-runners.
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In addition to the four front-runners, the ballot also includes Amy Farah Weiss, a homeless advocate, who wants to redeploy money spent on tent encampments for more permanent housing.
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While he trails Democratic front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders in public opinion polls, his level of support is rising as he spends heavily on a national election campaign.
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That means that the five front-runners from these first four events—kept apart thus far because of debate logistics and television ratings—will at last share a single stage.
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On past debate stages, we've seen newly crowned front-runners field attacks from lower-polling opponents, with varying degrees of success (see Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren's previous debate performances).
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On August 25, Fox News released a survey that showed Trump polling below 40 percent in head-to-head matchups against four front-runners for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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Halla-aho, a member of the European Parliament and an anti-immigration hardliner, is one of two front-runners in the leadership race with lawmaker Sampo Terho, a Soini ally.
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But both candidates qualified for the September debate and will look to use the prime-time stage -- with all the front-runners together -- to make their marks and break out.
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In San Francisco, which is voting for a new mayor, the four front-runners are all Democrats who agree on the liberal basics like legalized marijuana and funding public transportation.
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And so, in the case of transportation, a lot of car companies are certainly involved, but most would consider the front-runners are the software companies from Silicon Valley, right?
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The former vice president announced today that he would seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year, becoming one of the early front-runners in a race with 633 other candidates.
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The 2019 Golden Globes, then, reflected a year in entertainment without clear front-runners, without a sense of one or two projects rising to the top to dominate the conversation.
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His aides argue that he doesn't need to introduce himself like other Democratic hopefuls do, but they are mindful of the risks and know that early front-runners are often fleeting.
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After tying for the Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress (and sharing some jovial red carpet photos), Close and Lady Gaga are now front-runners in the Oscars' Best Actress race.
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Last month, he gave two top executives Ajit Jain and Gregory Abel greater oversight of Berkshire's operating businesses, cementing their status as the front runners to succeed Buffett atop the conglomerate.
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With Serena renowned as one of the best front-runners in the game, Venus showed her readiness to scrap, and she saved three break points to hold in the third game.
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Grant Kier, who is seen as one of the front-runners in the primary along with Mr. Heenan, recently called Mr. Marbut of the sport-shooting group to discuss gun rights.
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Among the front-runners for his nomination are a man who helped investigate Bill Clinton, a former clerk of the late Justice Antonin Scalia, and a vocal critic of Roe v.
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Is it justified: See there is a middle ground where we could… The issue: Predators fans are front-runners who only support their team when it's playing for the Stanley Cup.
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"Dancing with the Stars" front-runners Sharna Burgess and Indycar driver James Hinchcliffe got the highest score on last week's episode, but it might've been their swan song ... TMZ has learned.
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The O'Malley factor Despite O'Malley's slim support, the Democratic Party's rules for allocating delegates mean his backers could ultimately sway the contest in favor of one of the two front-runners.
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In a restorative day for front-runners, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both cast aside recent setbacks to trounce their rivals in New York's Democratic and Republican primaries on April 226th.
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Rodriguez's comments come as a new Quinnipiac University survey of Iowa showed nearly a statistical tie among the race's front-runners, with Elizabeth Warren at 2628 percent support, South Bend, Ind.
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Hardiman, who lost out on a Supreme Court nod last year to Justice Neil Gorsuch, is said to be one of four front-runners for Trump's second Supreme Court nominee pick.
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There hasn't been extensive polling or detailed analysis, but early surveys indicate both third party candidates taking away small portions of support from both front-runners and performing best among Independents.
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EditorsNote: minor edits throughout Eric Bledsoe stole the spotlight from the MVP front-runners, and the Milwaukee Bucks coasted to a 108-94 victory over the visiting Houston Rockets on Tuesday.
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The National Endowment for the Artsis jumping into the heated US presidential race with a plan to appoint artists to cover the front-runners in both the Democratic and Republican parties.
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And will best actress front-runners like Frances McDormand ("Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri"), Saoirse Ronan ("Lady Bird") and Sally Hawkins ("The Shape of Water") publicly endorse Time's Up as heartily?
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Turnout remained low, and the two early front-runners were able to maintain their poll positions, an indication that the political power of the county leaders who endorsed them remains strong.
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Among the front runners are Abu Abdullah al-Jizrawi, a Saudi, and Abdullah Qaradash, an Iraqi and one of Baghdadi's right-hand men, also a former army officer under Saddam Hussein.
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The recent wave of support comes amid positive signs for Biden in the two early nominating states of Iowa and New Hampshire, where recent polls show him among the front-runners.
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But at the start of this cycle, when women briefly made up most of the Democrats' declared candidates, there was some giddy optimism about female front-runners, or all-female tickets.
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The strongest front-runners like Bob Dole in 1996, George W. Bush in 2000, Al Gore in 2000 and Clinton in 2016 have had near or above 50% of possible endorsements.
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"Hidden Figures," the true story of three black female mathematicians during the 1960s space race, ousted awards front-runners "Manchester By the Sea" and "Moonlight" to claim the night's top prize.
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Several presidential front-runners have stopped by, or are planning to stop by, one of the 53 GM factories where autoworkers are on strike for the second week in a row.
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The two men remained cordial on the debate stage and in the occasional green room meeting, even as the race's fading front-runners, Kerry and Lieberman, tried to arrest Dean's slide.
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Earlier reports that Pattinson and "Tolkien" star Nicholas Hoult were the front-runners for the role had some observers skeptical that the "Twilight" actor was a good fit as the Caped Crusader.
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Thelma Aldana, Guatemala's former chief prosecutor, is among the front-runners in next month's election but faces an arrest warrant back home that she dismisses as the work of her political opponents.
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Yet the media cover him incessantly, and polls put his support at 21%—a few points behind the two front-runners, the nationalist Marine Le Pen and the centre-right's François Fillon.
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Washington (CNN)Two presidential front-runners who both call New York home will try to put some distance between themselves and their opponents Tuesday and build momentum heading into the final contests.
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Questions of legitimacy have dogged the 2019 contest since two of the front-runners were forced out, including Thelma Aldana, a former attorney general who tried to impeach Morales with the CICIG.
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While she has qualified for the debate stage, Klobuchar has consistently polled behind the front-runners and has yet to release fundraising numbers for the third quarter, which ended earlier this week.
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Health care also looks attractive, he said, despite concerns about pricing during a presidential campaign season in which both the Democratic and Republican front-runners support allowing Medicare to negotiate drug costs.
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Those 20123 presidential debates created a widely accepted view among politicos and relevant to the Clinton-Trump contest: that debates open up more opportunities for challengers than for front-runners and incumbents.
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But while many of the low-polling candidates sought to pick fights with the front-runners, Delaney seemed to be the only moderate to consistently draw Warren and Sanders into extended disputes.
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Besides Petro and Duque, ex-Vice President German Vargas and ex-Medellin Mayor Sergio Fajardo are also running as centrists hoping to beat one of the front-runners and force a runoff.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - The front-runners of the crowded Democratic presidential contest jostled on Thursday night over issues of race relations and whether the time had come for a new generation of leaders.
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At the beginning of the campaign, Trump and Clinton were two of the least popular front-runners in history, with roughly 55% of Americans viewing both unfavorably last summer in most polling.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton notched convincing victories in Arizona, picking up the biggest prize on Western Tuesday that moved the front-runners ever closer to a general election clash.
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The two presidential front-runners, Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah, both claimed victory before ballots were tallied and signaled they would not accept defeat, factors that had already pointed to political uncertainty.
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Our 'Idol' sources tell us ... none of the previous front-runners -- Lionel Richie, Charlie Puth, Luke Bryan or Keith Urban -- are any closer to signing than they were a few weeks ago.
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And in a winter where the political front-runners, Trump and Sanders, have painted pictures of so much darkness, the emerging Kasich brightness could jump-start something that reaches far beyond him.
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"Super Tuesday front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton delivered strong enough results to begin focusing on a general election match-up," FBR's Benjamin Salisbury wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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" In television, NBC's sentimental family drama "This is Us" was named the best drama ensemble cast in a surprise win over presumed front runners "The Crown" and dystopian series "A Handmaid's Tale.
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From there it was a formality for one of the game's most ruthless front-runners as Federer cruised to victory to keep his bid for a hat-trick of Melbourne titles alive.
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Financial Times reported earlier on Wednesday that Bain Capital had dropped out of the race, and that a group led by Citic Group and Carlyle were the front runners to the deal.
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Whichever of the three surviving mainstreamers does best in Iowa and New Hampshire, a "somewhat conservative" state, could swiftly consolidate the establishment's share of the vote and take on the front-runners.
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That was what happened on the Republican side in 2015, when the endorsement leader, Jeb Bush, received only a fraction of the statements of support that had gone to previous front-runners.
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That was the main takeaway from the big wins the respective Democratic and Republican front-runners scored in five north-eastern primaries, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island, on April 193th.
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Biden is currently one of the front-runners in the crowded Democratic field, leading in the RealClearPolitics average nationally, but he sits in third place in the Iowa polling average, trailing Sen.
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Mr. Núñez Feijóo's party on Sunday won a third consecutive majority in Galicia's regional Parliament, which in turn puts him among the front-runners to eventually succeed Mr. Rajoy as national leader.
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Mr. Ciarleglio and Mr. Dwyer met while running in Central Park on a cold evening in January 2009 during the weekly Fun Run organized by Front Runners New York, a running club.
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Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina are the first states in the Democratic primary, with an early say in choosing front-runners and culling challengers from the herd since the 1970s.
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Mr. Espaillat is one of the front-runners in the nine-candidate race — he is among the leaders in fund-raising and has the experience of running in the last two primaries.
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The Yankees will try to keep the heat on one of the American League East front-runners when they continue a three-game series with the visiting Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday.
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But party officials said this weekend that the front-runners (in this case, anyone reaching the oh-so-high marker of 2 percent in the polls) will be split across two nights.
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Most polls show that the front-runners are the current prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, Washington's closest ally in Iraq, and Mr. Ameri, whose electoral list includes the interior minister, Mr. Araji.
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Currently, Klobuchar is trailing the other Democrat front-runners — Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and Pete Buttigieg — in the Iowa caucus, which is still awaiting final results as of Wednesday.
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Perez had, in other words, asked someone involved in a dark money group that is currently funding attack ads against one of the Democratic front-runners to help craft the party's platform.
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The Democratic front-runners are former Obama administration official and U.S. Marine Corps veteran Maura Sullivan and Chris Pappas, a member of the state's executive council, according to polls and political analysts.
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Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who entered the race late, will be on the ballot for the first time on Super Tuesday, though it's not clear if he'll shift dynamics between the front-runners.
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The candidates will have national audiences on CNN on Wednesday and Thursday night, with the five front-runners from Iowa plus entrepreneur Andrew Yang, billionaire businessman Tom Steyer and former Massachusetts Gov.
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Like many front runners before him, one or more losses in an early state could prove devastating to his path to the nomination and could open the door to an alternative candidate.
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If you look at the front-runners in the Democratic presidential primaries, you would be right to think that economic and political inequality should be front and center in the Democratic debates.
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Mr. Macron and Ms. Le Pen are slightly ahead, but the four front-runners are neck-and-neck in the latest polls, creating uncertainty about who will make it to the runoff.
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The news is the latest turn in what has become the most extended drama of Mr. Trump's transition effort, with a rotating cast of seeming front-runners to become America's top diplomat.
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Sasse will not be attending the convention and will instead take his kids to watch some dumpster fires across the state, all of which enjoy more popularity than the current front-runners.
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But Biden appeared more incisive in his responses this time around, even landing a few counter-punches as he sought to hold on to his status as the primary contest's front-runners.
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A steady rise in the polls throughout the summer landed Warren among the Democratic primary front-runners, but polling in recent weeks has suggested her support is plateauing or beginning to slip.
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It's an acknowledgment of the long odds against him, as a pro-business centrist at a time when the Democratic front-runners are embracing Medicare for all and the Green New Deal.
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The Carpetbagger Over the weekend, just when a grueling, bloated yet surprising race seemed to have boiled down to two front-runners, a surprise third candidate popped up, upending things all over again.
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As other front-runners have begun attempts to sharply differentiate themselves in the final weekend before voting begins, Warren stuck to the well-tested stump speech she has been delivering since last summer.
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Although polling suggests that Warren and Joe Biden are co-front-runners, it was crystal clear Tuesday night that the other 11 candidates on stage viewed the Massachusetts senator as the top dog.
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Reuters reported last week that Suning's deal for Inter was imminent and that the firm was amongst the front-runners to buy UK-based Stellar Group, one of the world's leading soccer agencies.
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With none of the nearly 40 candidates likely to garner the majority needed for a victory in the first round on March 31st, the two front-runners will face off on April 21st.
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Instead, the two front-runners merely reflect the rabid divisions that have opened up in Brazilian politics following former President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment and the revelations emerging from the "Car Wash" graft probe.
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As for the best actor (drama) race, it got a major shakeup with BlacKkKlansman's John David Washington beating our front-runners Ryan Gosling (First Man) and Ethan Hawke (First Reformed) for a nomination.
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Detroit (CNN)The stark ideological divide within the Democratic Party was on full display during the second debate Tuesday night in Detroit, as the party's moderate candidates repeatedly tangled with front-runners Sens.
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He and United Party for National Development leader Hakainde Hichilema are seen as front runners in the vote for president on August 11 when parliamentary and local government elections will also be held.
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When the focus is not on the front-runners, the rest of the candidates who have struggled to get above 1% in the polls will be trying to capitalize on the national spotlight.
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At this point, nobody really knows who the "establishment" candidate will be who will make a play against the two front-runners as the contest enters into larger states in February and March.
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" Go deeper: Other contenders for the second headquarters The bidding process Update: Amazon has now replied to the report on Twitter saying, "Bloomberg is incorrect - there are no front-runners at this point.
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While both front-runners scored victories in the night's biggest prize of Arizona, Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders won caucuses in Utah and Idaho and Republican Ted Cruz claimed his party's caucuses in Utah.
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The two front-runners in the presidential race, former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a leftist, and Congressman Jair Bolsonaro, a convervative, have lambasted local media news outlets for their critical coverage.
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The advertising will start on Tuesday — about a week after ballots were sent out to voters — and will target Republican Rocky Chávez, one of the front-runners in the race to succeed Issa.
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Among the perceived front-runners are Lisa Blunt Rochester, the former state labor secretary who has the chance to be both the first woman and African-American sent to Congress by Delaware voters.
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Given that an EU-wide price floor isn't gaining any traction, the climate front-runners in the EU should follow the Anglo-Dutch lead and move ahead with national and regional price floors.
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Other finalists include front-runners like Atlanta, Boston, Toronto, and Austin, Texas; growing tech hubs like Los Angeles and Denver; and some surprising contenders in the Midwest and the South, like Nashville, Tenn.
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Africa's most industrialised economy was expected to finalise some requirements for its nuclear expansion by April, with Russia and China the front-runners to build the new power stations, Reuters reported in February.
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Antetokounmpo, one of the front-runners for the league's Most Valuable Player Award, closed out the period with consecutive baskets, including a finger-roll layup that gave the Bucks an 80-62 lead.
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Two front-runners on the Republican side — State Senator Leah Vukmir and the businessman Kevin Nicholson — are locked in a bitter battle, most recently over a familiar theme: who supports Mr. Trump more.
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He spoke directly to Jewish Americans who may worry that progressive Democratic front-runners have too sharply criticized Israel or who may dislike some of President Trump's agenda but support his Israel policy.
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And for nearly two months, Buttigieg rode that poll -- and the belief it created among voters, pundits and activists that he was among the front-runners in Iowa -- as he crisscrossed the state.
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Laura Belin: What candidates didn't show Iowa voters The four Democrats locked in the closest ever Iowa caucus race appeared determined not to repeat the mistakes front-runners made here 22020 years ago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton is hoping McLaren can rejoin the Formula One front-runners next season, after years in the doldrums, so he can have more battles with former team mate Fernando Alonso.
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Rajaonarimampianina and his two predecessors as president are the three front-runners in the first round, the top two of whom are expected to face each other in a run-off next month.
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Sunday's election has been clouded by questions of legitimacy since two of the front-runners were forced out, including Thelma Aldana, a former attorney general who tried to impeach Morales with the CICIG.
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With the soft course on Mt Sljeme's artificial snow rapidly deteriorating throughout the second leg when the top 30 skiers started in reverse order, the front-runners showed their class amid a dramatic climax.
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Airbus Group SE's C-295 and Leonardo Aircraft's C-27J Spartan had emerged as the front-runners for the Canadian contract, estimated in media reports to be worth about C$ 3 billion ($2.3 billion).
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Last week's poll of Iowa voters had everyone on the right, left and center going bananas about the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, with talk of new front runners emerging and one-time favorites sinking.
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The choice to vote in the Republican primary, she said, is an easy one, because of the candidates who emerged as front-runners in Iowa, Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Cruz flew in from Wisconsin briefly to rally the 1,640 state delegates with a short speech that was heavy on knocks against Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the respective Democratic and Republican front-runners.
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Wisconsin was a must-win for both Cruz and Sanders as the 2016 race shifts to New York, where both front-runners will try to regain their footing in the state they call home.
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Washington (CNN)National front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are favored to win in Pennsylvania later this month, but both have just single-digit leads in the Keystone State, a new poll finds.
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MIAMI, June 27 (Reuters) - The front-runners of the crowded Democratic presidential contest jostled on Thursday night over issues of race relations and whether the time had come for a new generation of leaders.
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Despite pulling off a safer presidential election than expected, Afghanistan looks headed for prolonged political uncertainty, with the two front-runners claiming victory before ballots are tallied and signaling they would not accept defeat.
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The front-runners are a 61-year-old former president, Nicolas Sarkozy, who first won elected office in 423, and a 70-year-old who served as prime minister two decades ago, Alain Juppé.
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Mohamed El-Erian, the chief economic adviser at Allianz SE,said on Thursday that with volatility rising, the markets effectively have served as front-runners to the Federal Reserve in tightening global financial conditions.
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A dozen states will hold presidential contests on Super Tuesday, with financial market participants keenly eyeing the results to see if current front-runners—Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton—maintain their momentum.
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The Arizona Republican said Senate Democrats were being cynical when they raised opposition to Lieberman — a close friend of McCain's — after Trump administration officials last week suggested he was one of the front-runners.
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The win leaves the Cincinnati Bengals (0-8) as the N.F.L.'s lone winless team this season, and for now the front-runners to win the No. 1 pick in the 2020 N.F.L. draft.
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Doug Applegate, who lost to Issa by just 1,600 votes two years ago, and self-funder Sara Jacobs are the leading Democrats; Rocky Chavez and Diane Harkey are the most likely Republican front-runners.
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Biden attacked Harris for her "Medicare for All" plan, warning of tax increases and the elimination of employer-based private insurance, continuing a tussle between two front-runners that began in the first debate.
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"Guessing his replacement has become a popular Wall Street parlor game," the newspaper said in a story featuring the current front-runners for the job, co-Chief Operating Officers Harvey Schwartz and David Solomon.
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"Democratic voters tell us they want to vote for someone who's under 45 or 2023 years old, and the front-runners are all in their 70s," Miringoff, director of the Marist poll, told Hill.
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While a new location has not yet been chosen, state media have identified Palangkaraya, which sits on the part of Borneo belonging to Indonesia, as one of the front-runners, according to the BBC.
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As more and more of the candidates realize that they won't be graduating to the top round of contenders, we can expect the field to become more desperate to take down the front runners.
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In addition to his first jabs at Buttigieg, the president in Wednesday's interview chided Sanders and Biden, two candidates he speculated a day earlier might be the two front-runners for the Democratic nomination.
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But it also chose Arlington, Virginia, just outside of Washington, DC. Amazon cut its employment promises in half for each location and chose two places that were widely considered front-runners from the beginning.
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Put it all together and one has to say Biden and Sanders are current front-runners, but lots of others have real chances to knock them off that pedestal on which they're precariously perched.
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The most influential book on the topic was " The Party Decides " (2008), and its title was its thesis: that a party's "invisible primary" picks the front-runners before the voters start to pay attention.
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But Mr. Cornegy, who represents Bedford-Stuyvesant and areas of Crown Heights in Brooklyn, and has spent less on his colleagues' races than other perceived front-runners, wants to be judged by his actions.
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The front-runners in the race for the A.N.C. president are Cyril Ramaphosa, the former unionist turned businessman and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the former head of the African Union and President Zuma's ex-wife.
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That Ms. Winfrey could probably beat those considered likely front-runners — Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Kirsten Gillibrand — is testament to how demoralized and devoid of fresh political talent the post-Obama party has become.
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Super Tuesday ended with the campaign effectively a contest between two clear front-runners, Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders, who have represented the party's moderate and liberal wings for most of the last year.
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Andrew Yang's presidential campaign said it expects to raise more than $12.5 million in the fourth quarter, a sum that would help the entrepreneur remain competitive with the front-runners in the Democratic primary.
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Even if you flipped the order of early states so that more racially diverse electorates voted first, the biggest winners would probably be the old-white-guy front-runners, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders.
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Year after year, Mr. Steinfeld would be seen out on the marathon course, not on foot but in his convertible, cheering the front-runners, making sure everything goes smoothly and even observing the observers.
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At the end of January Cellnex and F2i were said to be front runners for INWIT but the price they were offering of 4.3-4.5 euros per share was said to be too low.
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POLITICO debate moderator Tim Alberta fills us in and chief Washington correspondent Ryan Lizza and political reporter Laura Barrón-López talk about the lack of diversity among the front-runners on the debate stage.
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Bernie Sanders as front-runners in the national primary polls, J.P. Morgan sees a ban on stock buybacks, increased corporate tax rates, collective bargaining and a break-up of big tech as distinct possibilities.
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The conversation came during a segment on "Hardball" as host Matthews and his panel previewed who could be the front-runners in what is expected to be a crowded Democratic field for the nomination.
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On Sunday, ESPN was reporting that the Warriors were the front-runners to land Anderson Varejao, a career-long Cavaliers forward who was traded to Portland on Thursday as part of a three-team deal.
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His exit at age 81 will allow President Trump to nominate a second Supreme Court justice, and to replace a pivotal vote with someone more conservative; here's a list of front-runners and potential nominees.
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While the cast of the latest edition of the reality competition series has yet to be announced and ABC does not comment on casting reports, the source says Lochte may be among the front-runners.
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Pennsylvania is one of five contests on the final Tuesday of April, a night the two front-runners hope to use as a major statement a week after both delivered big wins in New York.
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The victories by Trump, who is running as an anti-establishment outsider, and Clinton, a preeminent political insider, solidified their positions as the front-runners to win their parties' respective nominations ahead of the Nov.
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It has even gone on record to say that if all goes well, Serbia and Montenegro, the only two countries now engaged in an accession process and hence the front-runners, could join by 2025.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton notched resounding victories in New York Tuesday night, answering questions about their command of the race as the front-runners moved significantly closer to their party's nominations.
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READ: Clinton Plan: Defeat Sanders, then unify Democratic party The poll, which surveyed voters who participated in the state's March 1 primary, comes after the two front-runners lost Tuesday's Wisconsin contest to Texas Sen.
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Installing a new president — whether it's one of the front-runners or someone else — won't bring much change under the current system, a hothouse for corruption for decades, if it's not coupled with institutional upheaval.
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Italy's referendum on next December 4, and the ominous "France First" soundings of the two front-runners in forthcoming presidential elections (April/May 2017), could spell the beginning of the end of the euro area.
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Washington (CNN)Americans will see a preview of what could be the general election matchup when the Democratic and Republican front-runners make pitches to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee audience later this month.
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In addition to bolstering the Cruz and Sanders campaigns, the Wisconsin results could also hurt the Trump and Clinton narratives — demonstrating conclusively that the current front-runners aren't on an easy path to the nomination.
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And though many rival organizations are sure to be interested in Silva, the two front-runners in this discussion seem to be Bellator and Rizin, two promotions that are linked through a connection to Viacom.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Moderate candidates forced their way into the debate conversation on Tuesday night by assailing as "political suicide" the agenda championed by liberal front-runners who have dominated the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race.
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Coleman, Canada's triple Olympic medalist Andre De Grasse, South African 2200 meters world record holder Wayde van Niekerk and American Noah Lyles, the 300 meters global record holder, all are among the young front runners.
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That created a process in which so-called front-runners were given prime time debate slots, while lesser-known candidates were relegated to less-prominent debates that failed to gain the same kind of viewership.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton remain national front-runners for their party's nominations less than three weeks before the Iowa caucus, according to a new NBC News|SurveyMonkey Weekly Election Tracking Poll released Tuesday morning.
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The front-runners, current Fed Governor Jerome Powell and Stanford University economist John Taylor, have both said there is a need to reduce the regulatory burden on banks and are expected to support Quarles' efforts.
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The races aren't over and the front-runners haven't amassed enough delegates to clinch their parties' nominations, but Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton are already looking ahead to November after their Super Tuesday victories.
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Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders emerged as the party's clear front-runners after Tuesday's voting, with the former vice president sweeping the South, and the Vermont senator appearing to win the day's biggest prize, California.
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Meanwhile, the majority of Democratic presidential candidates—including front-runners like former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)—support the idea of a separate climate debate.
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The most frequently discussed front-runners include Mr. Johnson, Mark D. Levine, who is white and represents areas of northern Manhattan, and Robert E. Cornegy Jr., who represents parts of central Brooklyn and is black.
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The letter from Mr. Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who is among the early front-runners in the 2020 Democratic field, threatens to undo a delicate rapprochement, and could presage another bitter primary battle.
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João Doria, mayor of São Paulo and a showy businessman, and the ultranationalist lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro, a former army officer who has defended torture, are early front-runners in a field that seems unusually open.
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How they tackle the preparations and response to the storm could cement their standing as front-runners — or upend months of painstaking campaign work, rendered useless by the late-arriving taint of a botched disaster.
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Mr. Biden enjoyed a sudden reversal of fortune in South Carolina last month that has extended into March, but he was unable to build the sort of expansive organization enjoyed by most presidential front-runners.
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Andrew Yang's campaign said on Monday it expects to raise more than $12.5 million in the fourth quarter, a sum that would help the entrepreneur remain competitive with the front-runners in the Democratic primary.
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He also needs to have a moment where he shows competitive advantage over one of the front-runners — Warren or Biden — by taking them on over an issue where he has a real different message.
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The rest, including the current front-runners Senator Elizabeth Warren and the former vice president Joe Biden, have offered rare consideration for restrictions or conversation around why such large portions of the country support them.
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The three front-runners in the Democratic race for the White House defended their ages during Tuesday night's debate, with each one saying they would be able to take on the duties of the presidency.
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As they have for months, Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders remain the overall front-runners for the Democratic nomination, holding a consistent lead in national polls while maintaining strong financial support and expansive, experienced operations.
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The four front-runners are bunched together both in national polls and surveys in states holding the first votes, so small shifts in voter sentiment can have an outsize influence this early in the campaign.
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Pollster CEP published a separate survey later on Thursday that also showed Pinera and Guillier as the front-runners for the presidential election, which will be held in conjunction with general elections in the country.
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His nearly three years at "the firm" set him apart from many of his campaign rivals, underpinning his position as a more centrist alternative to progressive front-runners like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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The media billionaire and former New York mayor has used his personal fortune to quickly build a national campaign since joining the presidential race in November - many months after Democratic Party front-runners started campaigning.
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But unlike the aforementioned front-runners, each of whom will take the stage tonight at the first all-white debate of this election season, Booker never faltered or flubbed when tackling the issue of race.
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With the Macron vote split, polls show the front-runners for the mayoral vote are the president's ideological opponents - Anne Hidalgo, the Socialist incumbent, and Rachida Dati, a minister in a previous right-wing government.
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We'll see what happens when it lands on the Senate and two of the other front runners will be called back to the Senate when that happens, which could definitely change some of that calculus.
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Buttigieg's latest four-day swing marked his 15th trip to New Hampshire, where he has racked up more campaign stops than other front-runners vying to challenge Trump in November, according to event tracking websites.
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The race has become something of a muddle—with simultaneously too many front-runners and not enough winnowing—an illustration of a primary campaign that started too early and has gone on much too long.
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And yet, you wouldn't know this from listening to the two Republican front-runners, who support hardline immigration positions such as forcibly deporting the approximately 85033 million to 13 million undocumented living in the shadows.
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He now consults for the campaign of Emmanuel Macron, a left-leaning politician who is one of the front-runners in the French presidential race, which takes place in two stages in April and May.
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And with Gabbard and others looking to break open a campaign that has been largely static behind the front-runners, Democrats in other campaigns are buzzing over who the iconoclastic Hawaii congresswoman could target next.
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Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who has climbed in national polls as he piles tens of millions of dollars into Super Tuesday states, has complicated any path the front-runners have to the nomination.
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Feinberg works closely with Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian, who has named healthcare as one of biggest industry verticals for the business as it attempts to catch up with cloud front-runners Amazon and Microsoft.
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At the moment, the front-runners are Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa of Bahrain, who is the president of the Asian Football Confederation, and Mr. Infantino, who is the secretary general of Europe's governing body.
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The existing banks working as advisers - JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and HSBC - are seen as front-runners for the global coordinator roles, with the possible addition of a small number of other banks, a third source said.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Within minutes of Donald Trump saying he would visit Mexico, one of the front-runners to become the country's next president hit back, saying the brash White House hopeful would not be welcome.
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More than 30 Democrats are thinking about announcing presidential bids, but very few stand out as obvious front-runners and there are plenty of questions facing the party as It prepares to challenge Trump once again.
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"Toy Story" was one of three front runners headed into Oscar weekend alongside "Missing Link," which won the Golden Globe in January, and "Klaus," which took home the BAFTA for best animated feature film last week.
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READ: Report: Up to 500K Californians may be blocked from voting The front-runners offered a preview of the personally charged, identity-politics battle that could come if they wind up in a general election clash.
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With tight races in both nominating contests and a dwindling number of contests left to collect delegates, the Maryland primary April 26 is a critical opportunity for challengers to make up ground on the front-runners.
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Though the Governors Awards are not televised, they remain just as starry as the main event and have become a crucial pit stop for presumed front-runners and would-be contenders to schmooze with Oscar voters.
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The two presidential front-runners, former wartime defence chief Gotabaya Rajapaksa and housing minister Sajith Premadasa, have promised a number of handouts including free of charge fertilisers and higher wages, threatening Sri Lanka's fiscal consolidation path.
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As the June 7 primary drew nearer, three candidates became the clear front-runners: Two Democrats -- California Attorney General Kamala Harris and U.S. Representative Loretta Sanchez -- and one Republican: former Republican State Party Chairman Duf Sundheim.
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Ban, 72 is among front-runners in polls to succeed Park, whose fate will be decided when the Constitutional Court decides whether or not to uphold parliament's December impeachment of her over an influence-peddling scandal.
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"Spotlight," Todd McCarthy's look at Boston Globe journalists who uncovered the sex-abuse scandal among Catholic priests, and Todd Haynes' "Carol," about a lesbian affair in the 1950s, are considered front-runners in the drama category.
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The campaign heated up on Sunday when Boris Johnson, the mayor of London and among the front runners to succeed Cameron as Conservative Party leader, announced that he would support the campaign to leave the EU .
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The Gotham Independent Film Awards chose to give all three a special jury award at their ceremony in November, and all three ladies are seen as likely front-runners to nab Oscar nominations for their performances.
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The front-runners include Marvin Kaplan, a former Republican congressional staffer, and William Emanuel, an attorney at the law firm Littler Mendelson, which has worked on behalf of universities trying to block graduate students from unionizing.
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T), both Japanese imaging firms with their own medical device units, are considered the front-runners, having put in bids of more than 600 billion yen ($5.3 billion), other people familiar with the matter have said.
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On Tuesday, Trump also reiterated that Beijing might stall talks in hopes of inking a laxer deal with "somebody like Elizabeth Warren or Sleepy Joe Biden," singling out two Democratic presidential front-runners, before reversing course.
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The two front-runners traded wonky digs at each other's platforms as well as more personal attacks in a debate reflective of the heightened rhetoric that has been heard on the trail during the past week.
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Pay attention to any movement they show in the weeks ahead — it could give a clue about any disaffection from the front-runners, and who may be able to step in to fill in any breach.
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Similarly, in 2007 when front-runners Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Debate gives Democrats a chance to focus on unaddressed issues of concern to black voters Is Joe Biden finished?
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The hope is that Rubio can ride that message of being the clear viable alternative to the firebrand front-runners into New Hampshire, where moderate GOP voters are split between three to four strong establishment choices.
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Not until we see the two front-runners stand toe to toe in the debate on Sunday will we be able to judge who best can lead our country and who can take down Donald Trump.
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The climate action plans from the three front-runners all vow to invest several trillions of dollars into transitioning the U.S. towards a renewable and clean electric grid, yet they all differ by timeline and methodology.
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Despite garnering national attention and praise for her primary debate performances, the Minnesota senator never managed to break into the top tier of candidates in polls and often lagged behind the race's front-runners in fundraising.
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Ms. Alioto broke with the three other front-runners early in May by proposing a change to the city's so-called sanctuary policy, which puts strict limits on cooperation between city officials and federal immigration authorities.
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Among the three front-runners, Greg Edwards, a pastor, and Susan Wild, a lawyer and former Allentown city solicitor, are on the liberal end of the spectrum; Mr. Edwards has the endorsement of Senator Bernie Sanders.
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"The moment we're in shows how support for reproductive freedom, including repealing the Hyde Amendment, is no longer negotiable, and all the Democratic presidential front-runners understand that — something unthinkable a few years ago," Thayer said.
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A DNC official also argued in response to Gabbard's previous criticism of the debates that it would be "disservice" to the party as a whole not to give front-runners enough time on the debate stage.
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In early March, this lack of understanding of how the process works will cost the two front-runners delegate votes, but the voters will soon catch on and vote primarily for one of the top two.
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But this campaign season, charter schools present a challenging issue for the four Democratic front-runners for the nomination, all of whom are white, in a nominating contest that will be heavily influenced by black voters.
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In the caucus to decide which candidate to back for California's 85033th District, which is currently represented by Issa, Democratic hopeful Mike Levin urged delegates to coalesce around the front-runners in the five-candidate primary.
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Mitchell (53-1, 3.86 E.R.A. this spring) and Severino (1-0, 5.06 E.R.A.) were considered the front-runners for the final two rotation spots, with Warren a candidate for the bullpen unless he outpitched the others.
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Recent races for the best-actor Oscar have been awfully sleepy, as indisputable front-runners like Gary Oldman or Casey Affleck have cakewalked their way through a surprisingly thin category padded out with little-seen performances.
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Whether you love or hate the movie, "Green Book" has been up there as one of the front-runners of the Oscars, so, like Cooper, not seeing Peter Farrelly get a nomination was a big surprise.
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No one is laughing anymore when Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's populist National Front party and one of the front-runners in the upcoming French election, says she will pull France out of the eurozone.
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At the end of every rally, Warren — one of three front-runners in the Democratic race, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll — stays behind to pose for pictures with pretty much every supporter who asks.
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However, the New Jersey senator pointed to slipping poll numbers and lackluster fundraising hauls for former Vice President Biden, one of the field's front-runners, as evidence that the primary pack is set for a shake-up.
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Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who came to national prominence when he ran for president in 2016, and former Vice President Joe Biden, who has yet to formally announce a run, are the front-runners in early polls.
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Sanders, a staunch democratic socialist, plows ahead to the New Hampshire primary as one of the 2020 campaign front-runners after he took a close — and now contested — second place in awarded delegates in the Iowa caucus.
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And so it has gone in the many debates over the years: Challengers sometimes seize upon debates to catapult up while front-runners and incumbents sometimes stumble and are pounced upon by their opponents and the media.
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But the Socialists' final choice on January 29 could have an impact on the election fortunes of the front-runners for the Elysee - conservative Francois Fillon, far-right leader Marine Le Pen and popular independent Emmanuel Macron.
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Though BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has openly stated a desire to hold the Cabinet post in a Clinton administration, FBR considers current front-runners to be current deputy secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin and Fed Gov Lael Brainard.
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ABOUT THE WILD (43-22-6): Devan Dubnyk was well on his way to establishing his name among the front-runners in the conversation for the Vezina Trophy, but his performance of late isn't helping his case.
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Despite its popularity, "House of Cards" has yet to win a major Emmy, but this year both Kevin Spacey's manipulative President Frank Underwood and Robin Wright's devious first lady are among the front runners for acting trophies.
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So the two front-runners were the primaries' in this state, as they were in the recent caucuses in neighbouring Minnesota, which has a similar tradition of progressive politics and keen interest in substantive discussions of policy.
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If the "somebody else" vote reaches 5% or more on Tuesday, it could be critical to the outcome in a race that has seen the two front-runners separated by only about that margin in the polls.
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Charles M. Blow If trends hold and the parties' front-runners become the parties' nominees, November is going to be an epic election: a hobbled titan (Hillary Clinton) versus a mortally wounded one (the real estate developer).
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The two front runners are Merkel protege and CDU General Secretary Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, who leads polls of ordinary voters and party supporters, and Merz, who Bild am Sonntag weekly newspaper said is ahead among CDU delegates.
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In recent elections, early front-runners such as Democrat Al Gore, himself a former vice president, in 2000 and Republican Mitt Romney in 2012 largely kept a lock on the nomination, despite some bumps along the way.
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Also, we took a look at two of the front-runners for the Supreme Court vacancy, Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett, as well as at the split in the Republican Party these very different candidates reflect.
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Mike Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, has dropped out of the Democratic primary race, after the Super Tuesday elections made it clear that Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders appear to be the party's front-runners.
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It begins with one of the presumed front-runners, the former City Council speaker, Melissa Mark-Viverito, who was the first to submit her petition signatures (candidates must have at least 3,750 signatures to qualify to run).
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As of Friday, according to the website Conservative Home, only three members of Parliament had declared support for him as Tory leader, compared to nearly 30 for front-runners like Mr. Johnson and Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt.
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The Wolverines have long been front-runners: Their stadium holds the most fans; their coach makes the loudest splash; as befitting their fight song, "The Victors," they have won the most games in major college football history.
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Background reading: • Four federal appeals court judges — Amy Coney Barrett, Thomas M. Hardiman, Brett M. Kavanaugh and Raymond M. Kethledge — are said to be the front-runners to replace Justice Anthony M. Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
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The debate included front-runners former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE, Sen.
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Yet even as the two New Hampshire front-runners traded fire from afar, voters here appeared to be growing increasingly intrigued by a third candidate, who until last Friday's debate had lagged in the polls: Ms. Klobuchar.
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He beat out some more-favored acts, including the front-runners Francesco Gabbani, from Italy, whose performance featured a break dancing actor in a gorilla suit; and "Yodel It!" a rap and yodeling mash-up from Romania.
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Although Ms. Le Pen, one of the front-runners in the coming presidential election, still alludes to anti-Semitic stereotypes on the campaign trail, she now promises that her party will be the protector of French Jews.
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Still, Bloomberg has released relatively little information about his specific policy proposals, compared to Democratic front-runners like Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders — who have been campaigning for significantly longer, thanks to Bloomberg's late entrance.
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Since entering the race in November, Mr. Bloomberg has risen to about fifth place in the national polls, consistently trailing the front-runners but outpacing several hopefuls who have been hustling for much of the last year.
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If the delegate leads of the front-runners hold, if their Conventions don't unseat them, and if the latest polls are to be believed, Hillary Clinton will face Donald Trump in November, and she will defeat him.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House is passing up a chance to steer policy on everything from mergers to advertising as it delays choosing from three front-runners to name a permanent chair for the Federal Trade Commission.
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Among the front-runners for the long term, when the Thames Barrier is no longer usable, is the construction of an entirely new barrier, much further downstream towards the sea, near the town of Dartford in Kent.
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Washington (CNN)New York looks set to deliver both presidential front-runners big primary victories on April 21, with Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump sporting double-digit leads in their home state in a new poll.
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The tussle between Mr Perez and Mr Ellison, the front-runners among the nine contenders for the job, could be a boon for Pete Buttigieg (pronounced boot-edge-edge), the 35-year-old mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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Tesla is seen as one of the front runners in the race towards fully autonomous cars, but over the past year, a number of traditional vehicle manufactures and technology firms have been announcing their plans for the space.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton register net negative ratings in double digits, indicating the front-runners for each party's presidential nominations are viewed negatively at historic levels, according to a new CBS/New York Times poll.
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" When asked by Sirius XM's Dean Obeidallah about the lack of diversity among the current front-runners in the Democratic primary, Castro replied, "I don't take anything away from the people that right now are leading the pack.
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The so-called Acela primary — most of the states up for grabs fall along Amtrak's Acela train line between Washington, D.C., and Connecticut — presents an opportunity for the front-runners to establish themselves as each party's presumptive nominee.
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And Google has been one of the tech industry's front-runners in developing A.I., from its experimental, self-driving cars to the improving ability of its search engine to understand what you are looking for on the internet.
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"If Michael Bloomberg decides to run for president as an independent candidate, he will begin the campaign just a handful of points behind the front-runners from BOTH political parties," Luntz said in a statement accompanying the poll.
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The results of the Iowa poll lines up with a national survey on potential Democratic nominees from Friday that had Biden, with 30 percent, Sanders, with 14 percent, and O'Rourke, with 9 percent, as the three front-runners.
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Lufthansa and private equity fund Indigo Partners are seen among the front-runners for Thomas Cook's airlines after the firm put it up for sale in February, to raise cash after a string of profit warnings in 2018.
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The three front-runners—Biden, Warren, and Bernie Sanders—were also appearing together for the first time, which would, in theory, turn the event into a de facto debate over the future of the Democratic Party, as well.
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"My party doesn't like front-runners," said Paul Begala, the former top adviser to former President Bill Clinton, noting that nearly every Democratic favorite in recent history either lost the nomination or suffered a scare along the way.
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This five-mile run, organized by New York Road Runners and Front Runners New York, an athletic group for L.G.B.T. runners and their allies, has been an annual event since the inaugural outing in 203 with 440 runners.
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But where there's good news, there's also bad news for a handful of performers and movies — including some presumed award-season front-runners — hoping to make a strong showing at the SAG Awards to indicate positive Oscar momentum.
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The Stormers were early season front-runners in Super Rugby before back-to-back losses halted their progress, and they are currently training in isolation in Cape Town with the competition on hold due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Yet over the course of a three-hour—at times seemingly interminable—performance, the three front-runners only occasionally locked horns and none said anything that will obviously change his or her standing in the race by much.
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Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are seen as front-runners for the nomination, as well as Pete Buttigieg, whose campaign said Wednesday that he had raised $76 million in donations since entering the race in April.
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The Golden State is set to allocate a whopping 495 delegates based on the primary's result, making the race a top target for front-runners to cement their standing or for middle-tier candidates to make up ground.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Elizabeth Warren got into a direct confrontation late in the debate on Tuesday night as the pair of Democratic front-runners compared their achievements in office and traded barbs.
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If Jordan opts to throw his hat into the ring, it could potentially draw conservative votes away from the probable front-runners and step up the likelihood that candidates would seek to cut a deal with the group.
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There are currently five candidates seeking the presidency in 2020 who are at least 70, including the three Democratic front-runners, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. (76), Senator Elizabeth Warren (70) and Senator Bernie Sanders (77).
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VIENNA (Reuters) - The two front-runners in the race to become the U.N. nuclear watchdog's chief are running neck and neck, a secret ballot of the International Atomic Energy Agency's 35-nation Board of Governors on Thursday showed.
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That could sum up the frustrations of four senators — two of them front-runners for the Democratic presidential nomination — who will be duty bound to leave the campaign trail next week to sit in judgment of President Trump.
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"His nearly three years at 'the firm' set him apart from many of his campaign rivals, underpinning his position as a more centrist alternative to progressive front-runners like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren," Mr. Forsythe writes.
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TV. "Very few are willing to ruffle any feathers and come out for one candidate ... As the race goes on, and clear front-runners emerge ... you'll start to see unions coming in and giving their endorsements," Margetic added.
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Friedrich Merz (who was narrowly beaten by Kramp-Karrenbauer in the leadership vote), current Health Minister Jens Spahn and the state premier of North Rhine-Westphalia, Armin Laschet, are seen as front-runners in a forthcoming leadership race.
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He took me for a run in a two-seat car with front-runners on it and pretty much all I can remember is getting walloped in the back and looking at the sky as we left the line.
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Donald Trump took to Twitter to flay Ted Cruz on Saturday morning, just hours before the pair of GOP front-runners are set to square off at a Tea Party event in early-voting South Carolina.
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Rather than put "The Martian" up for best drama, where there were already two muscular front-runners, "Spotlight" and "The Revenant" (another Fox picture, and the eventual winner), the studio successfully submitted the film for best comedy or musical.
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ROME/PARIS (Reuters) - Italy's former Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan and the French Treasury head Odile Renaud-Basso are front runners to become president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), several sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Bloomberg has given himself an early March deadline for entering the race, the source said, after commissioning a poll in December to see how he would fare against Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the Republican and Democratic front-runners.
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A recent Vanity Fair piece argued that although Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are generally considered front-runners for the Democratic primary, the party might benefit from a candidate that resembles 1990s Bill Clinton or Obama in 2008—i.e.
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The Taliban's top layer — a couple dozen leaders, stunned by what had happened — was torn between two front-runners: the movement's second deputy (a ruthless designated terrorist), and the young son of the founding leader (barely 25 years old).
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Booker, who has trailed Warren and other front-runners in the Democratic primary since his announcement earlier this year, saw his favorable rating tick up more than 10 points, from 47 percent to 21625 percent, according to the polls.
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JUDITH YOUNG Toronto To the Editor: In "The Leaders Win Votes, Not Hearts" (news analysis, front page, March 16), you report that, unusually, both of the front-runners have popularity issues, but then you treat this as one phenomenon.
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Buttigieg could benefit from a crowded primary field in which several of the perceived front-runners divide the vote amongst themselves and carve a path for a candidate who could cast themselves as a Washington outsider with political experience.
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Sources told Reuters earlier that Zhou was likely to retire around the time of the annual session of parliament next March, and China's top banking regulator Guo Shuqing and veteran banker Jiang Chaoliang are front runners to succeed Zhou.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) is jumping into the heated US presidential race with a plan to appoint artists to cover the front-runners in both the Democratic and Republican parties.
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In the 45th Congressional District, whose biggest city is Irvine, three of the four Democratic candidates were born to immigrants, including one of the front-runners, Dave Min, a Korean-American law professor at the University of California, Irvine.
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That is roughly four to five times what it spent on those platforms in previous weeks, and about half of what most Democratic front-runners have spent on Facebook and Google advertising over the entire course of their campaigns.
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It is one of two best-picture contenders (the other is "The Irishman") to also show up in the directing, acting, editing and screenplay categories, and Phoenix and composer Hildur Gudnadottir are considered the front-runners in their races.
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Mr. Trump and his allies took heart from a Marquette University Law School poll showing him with small leads against each of the Democratic front-runners among voters in Wisconsin, one of the most critical battleground states for 2020.
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To understand better how the candidates would change foreign policy, we take a look at the experts advising the front-runners on these issues, and what this little-known group of advisers might mean for a future Democratic administration.
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But I think it is a mistake, given the different front-runners we keep seeing in this race and that you've seen in past primaries, even on the Republican side in the past, that people don't overreact to it.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Despite pulling off a safer presidential election than expected, Afghanistan looks headed for a prolonged period of political uncertainty, with the two front-runners claiming victory before ballots are tallied and signaling they would not accept defeat.
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The conference starts on Saturday, and the front-runners include Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a former government minister and Mr. Zuma's ex-wife; and Cyril Ramaphosa, a former mineworkers' union leader who ranks among the wealthiest people in the country.
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Unless there is a surprise the two banks are front runners to buy the 2100 percent stake in fund group Arca which will be sold by the end of February by two Veneto banks being wound up, La Repubblica said.
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The front runners are Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, a former trade union leader and one of South Africa's richest people, and Zuma's preferred candidate, his ex-wife Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, a former minister and chairwoman of the African Union Commission.
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In January, sources said that Charles J. Cooper of Cooper Kirk and George Conway, a partner at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz who is also the husband of Trump senior adviser Kellyanne Conway were the two front runners for the top spot.
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She spent time with all the guys individually and it quickly became clear that with Luke and Chase already having secured roses that week and Jordan and Robby being obvious front-runners, it came down to picking between Alex and James.
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The front-runners - engineer and former mayor of the capital Montevideo, Daniel Martínez, 62, of the Broad Front ruling coalition and lawyer Luis Lacalle Pou, 46, of the right-leaning National Party - rounded off their campaigns on Wednesday with massive rallies.
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Still, the Academy is known to favor show business movies and, lo, two of the last three winners of the documentary prize, along with one of this year's front-runners, "Amy," the story of Amy Winehouse, are about just that.
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New Yorkers in the spotlight With so much at stake for the two front-runners, Empire State voters on were in the unusual position -- for the first time in decades -- of playing a crucial role in the presidential nomination process.
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Iowa voters were meeting to render judgment on a field of 22020 Democratic contenders led by front-runners Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Vice President Joe Biden, who have battled for the top in recent Iowa opinion polls.
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BARLETTA WINS PENNSYLVANIA GOP SENATE RACE AS HOUSE BATTLES ROIL STATE All three front-runners advocated shifting to a system where employees pay into a retirement account like a 401(k), with some degree of matching contribution from the state.
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The U.S. and China, front runners in the race to lead the world in AI, are playing with different strengths: China has vast amounts of data and money at its disposal, but the U.S. has a significant leg up in talent.
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In an irony in one of Africa's poorest countries, the result of the first round of voting could hinge in part on which of the three front-runners — all wealthy men — has spent the most money campaigning for the Nov.
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Competing on home turf, Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton hoped to emerge victorious from Tuesday's primaries in New York, contests that offer big delegate hauls and an opportunity for the front-runners to inch closer to their parties' nominations.
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But Rubio, 44, a U.S. senator from Florida, faces a strong field of establishment rivals in next week's New Hampshire primary after his stronger-than-expected third-place finish in Iowa behind front-runners Ted Cruz, 45, and Donald Trump, 69.
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That larger group of moderate and liberal likely primary voters is less settled in its choices (230% say they've definitely decided, compared with 2914% of conservatives), and less likely to back either of the two national front-runners - Trump and Cruz.
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