Sometimes the spying may be about getting the inside track.
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He's got an inside track on a possible wedding singer!
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"Skin," for all its familiarity, probably has the inside track.
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Right now, he has the inside track, considered the front runner.
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For now, both sides are claiming they have the inside track.
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Even staying in Harberts' guest house hasn't given him an inside track.
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Numerous factors have given Democrats an inside track to the House majority.
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Our source gave us the inside track on what examiners look for.
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Quarterbacks again appear to have the inside track for college football's top award.
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Ex-Chief Donald Stephenson has the inside track on the right-tackle gig.
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" One of his graduate students marveled: "Fermi had an inside track to God.
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The lie that female students have an inside track to getting good grades.
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When Guardant sought to raise money in 2016, Nishar had an inside track.
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Looking for the inside track when it comes to NFL betting this weekend?
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" W.Va. Dem Ojeda has inside track in House race - The Hill: "Democratic state Sen.
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This also means that no one has an elite inside track on the market.
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This gives you the inside track on how long an interview process should take.
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It all started when New Zealand's Nikki Hamblin took a tumble on the inside track.
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So you pair that with the second-largest publisher and you got the inside track.
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He's on a very deep team that has the inside track at the Presidents' Trophy.
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The Chicago Cubs had managed to gain an inside track with Torres and his family.
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Both will present attendees opportunities to get the inside track from leaders in the robotics field.
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The Dancing with the Stars champ told Entertainment Tonight that Gomez might be her inside track.
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Now that they're not picking second, it appears Griffin has the inside track to start this season.
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Berlin, Singapore and Sydney, Australia, are in the race, but Hong Kong may have the inside track.
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On the positive side, he seems to think she'd have the inside track for the Democratic nomination.
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"Womack has the inside track," said a senior GOP aide who is familiar with the Budget panel.
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"If you put something out ahead of time, we all know who has the inside track," Copps said.
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Barrett has the inside track "in a very specific sense," said a source who's discussed Barrett with Trump.
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But while they are working for Oracle, it may have an inside track on many other internet companies.
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NBCUniversal also features Universal Music Group, which gives it an inside track on featuring established acts on Boys.
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Yet which of those have the inside track to emerge as breakout successes, and which ones could disappear?
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Democrats have an inside track to flipping the 23 GOP-held seats they need to take a House majority.
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Romero enjoys an inside track in buying the shirts: He's been doing business for a while with the brothers.
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Amgen, as the first to seek U.S. approval, could have the inside track to become the first to market.
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Hamblin had tumbled on the inside track seconds before, making it nearly impossible for D'Agostino to avoid the accident.
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He got the inside track on the key hires and the playbook they&aposll use to land new clients.
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Mr. Giuliani also said during the campaign that the F.B.I. gave him the inside track into investigations into Mrs.
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That way, Amazon can figure out who's inside, track them while shopping, and charge their account after they leave.
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Cruz was once considered to have the inside track on the state due to its strong contingent of evangelical voters.
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Without a dependable e-bike, Lyft's inside track on the e-bikesharing market failed to translate into an early success.
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Later, he claimed to have an inside track on valuable pre-IPO shares of the state oil company Saudi Aramco.
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Rodermann's exit leaves Novakovic on the inside track to run UBS Europe in addition to her current post, the paper said.
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The one I have now says he's here for good, and he says it like has some type of inside track.
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Clearly, the toddler has the inside track to all the makeup freebies... Is it OK that we're jealous of a child?
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You better be sure you have the inside track on signing another excellent player if you think about casting DeRozan aside.
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There was no indication that Fiat Chrysler had an inside track to mass produce self-driving vehicles for Google one day.
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Being residents of the co-op, Ms. Behm and Mr. Coleman were on the inside track and purchased it for $825,2550.
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No word on who has the inside track on playing Beyonce, Kelly Rowland, Michelle Williams, LeToya Luckett and LaTavia Roberson. Yes.
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"David was on the inside track," said Jordan Silverstein, who worked for a firm doing investor relations for Siberian Energy Group.
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The Republican appeared to have an inside track to victory, pending the count of provisional ballots and a potential mandatory recount.
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As a member of the new administration's economic advisory board, Musk thinks he has an inside track to be a good influence.
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N.F.L. Roundup Doug Pederson's communication and leadership skills gave him the inside track on becoming the new coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Until now, Musk's Tesla has seemed to hold the inside track in what may be an evolving global transformation to electric cars.
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Two Stone associates who spoke to Reuters said Stone had struggled to make contact with Assange rather than having an inside track.
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Douglas had initially been considered to have the inside track on a Rio berth and a chance to defend her all-around title.
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Rapper Azealia Banks' claims to have the inside track on Elon Musk's Tesla take-private drama Tesla declined to comment for this article.
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Or perhaps the Kochs would have an inside track on a divestiture, particularly if either TIME Magazine or Fortune were to be sold.
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He thought, Now, I've got the inside track on the clients at Chez Ninon, which was every Vanderbilt and Astor that there was.
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Yet it's possible to get the inside track on job openings before they become public, according to Ivan Misner, the founder of BNI.
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The GOP source told CNBC that McCarthy and Scalise have the inside track, but other lawmakers are looking into making a run, too.
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Just as voters should know about who is funding a candidate's campaign, they should also know who has an inside track on key appointments.
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Walmart and Amazon are the leading contenders to play this role in the U.S. In Europe, it's not clear who has the inside track.
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Sen. Cory Booker has an openingThe Democrat from New Jersey, a longtime Gillibrand ally in the Senate, may have an inside track as well.
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Mr. Trump has praised Mr. Warsh before, but some wonder whether a strong performance by Ms. Shelton today would give her the inside track.
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The winner takes control of the Pac-458.6 South race and gains the inside track on a spot in the conference championship game next month.
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Given the difference in investment and years of control involved, Poeltl will probably have the inside track on the backup spot entering camp this year.
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What&aposs next for WeWorkWeWork this week laid off 2,400 employees, and Meghan Morris got the inside track on the all-staff meeting that followed.
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Facebook said it planned to shut down Parse, a toolkit for mobile developers that was supposed to provide an inside track to the cloud computing business.
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B Capital also gets an inside track into what BCG's clients are missing, including, for example, big pharma companies, so it can invest in startups accordingly.
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It's too early to tell which companies will emerge with significant market share, but joint ventures between international and local companies will have the inside track.
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Getting the inside track on job openings before they become public knowledge requires working your current connections, Ivan Misner, the founder of business networking organization BNI.
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Kimmel has the inside track since the 89th Academy Awards telecast is on his home network of ABC, where he was widely praised for hosting the Emmys.
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Elsewhere in the transition, Goldman Sachs alumnus Steve Mnuchin has the inside track for treasury secretary and billionaire investor Wilbur Ross is the favorite for commerce secretary.
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With just three games left, the Mavericks have the inside track for a higher draft pick, as Dallas and Memphis both entered the night at 31-47.
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Steven Mnuchin, the former Goldman Sachs banker who became Trump's national finance chairman, is seen as having the inside track to head the next administration's economic policy.
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Trusteeship often gives board members the inside track on up-and-coming talent, enabling collectors to buy the works of emerging artists before they become market commodities.
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The hottest college football controversy right now isn't a debate over who's the preseason No. 1 team, or who has an inside track to the Heisman Trophy.
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While Democrats have the inside track to gaining control of the House, Republicans could keep a majority if only a handful of toss-up races break their way.
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Earlier today, and with no immediate threats detected, NASA gave the green light for New Horizons to take the inside track to Ultima Thule—no course correction required.
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Warren is also energetic, has no trouble whipping up partisan crowds and has a inside track to big party donors -- all important requirements of a vice presidential candidate.
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"They seem wary - and pretty convinced that the Rubin folks have the inside track with us whether we realize it yet or not," Schwerin wrote of Warren's advisers.
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The circle of condensate suppliers is small, though, and Australia has the inside track on selling to Asia, especially with some Middle East producers building their own splitters.
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Which means winning teams with top players now have the inside track on adding more top players—exactly the scenario the NBA's salary structure is designed to prevent.
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Miranda ended up being a solid addition to Seattle's rotation over the final two months and should go into spring training with an inside track on a roster spot.
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It was widely believed that the Obamas had the inside track, after Prince Harry and Mr. Obama forged a friendship while attending the Invictus Games in Toronto last year.
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Sweden's Ericsson and Finland's Nokia Oyj are also racing to deploy 5G but Huawei's low costs and longstanding relationships give it an inside track in much of Latin America.
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Graham Rapier got the inside track on Lyft&aposs deal with Gett, which will see 99 engineers in Belarus move to Lyft and roughly 353 US employees laid off.
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By my reckoning, if you heeded the guidance above on these common tropes, you'd have an inside track on over a third of the clues in this particular cryptic.
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The early trading Wednesday was a sharp turnaround from near panic in markets late Tuesday night, as it became apparent Trump had an inside track to win the presidency.
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But an Electoral College allows states to count slaves, albeit at a discount (the three-fifths clause), and that's what gave the South the inside track in presidential elections.
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Nearly every pro-Trump super PAC claims to have the inside track on Adelson's political warchest, but no group has yet disclosed a single check from the Las Vegas billionaire.
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The controversial nationalist Mike Cernovich, who has an inside track on the anti-McMaster campaign, teased the alcohol attack in an Internet video with Alex Jones of the website Infowars.
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Tagovailoa, who returned to practice 10 days later, is expected to start on Saturday against L.S.U., a game that gives the winner an inside track to the College Football Playoff.
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It would be easy to depict Fermi as a standard reticent genius who solved every problem as if he had, as one student put it, "an inside track to God".
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But Tribble has been telling Fyre Festival attendees — or those once on the Fyre Festival mailing list — that he has an inside track to obtain tickets at a significant discount.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Foreign Ministry denied allegations that a Chinese consortium had been given an inside track in bidding for a lucrative contract to build a high-speed train system.
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Rapper Azealia Banks' claims to have the inside track on Elon Musk's Tesla take-private drama The full text of Meissner's summary of the complaints their client is making is below.
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But for a team that's supposed to be the class of the AFC, they're unimpressively fighting to hang on to their No. 1 seed and inside track to the Super Bowl.
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Wisconsin holds a two-game lead over Northwestern and Nebraska in the West and already beat both of those teams, giving it the inside track to the Big Ten Championship Game.
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The Patriots also have plenty of motivation, with a chance to wrap up a first-round bye and maintain the inside track for the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC.
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These assets, and the inside track with car makers provided by its Harman unit, give it confidence to enter an increasingly crowded auto market with other top tech names, Sohn said.
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"It was the exact same as the icing here the other night [during the Sharks' 5-2 victory in Game 1], when Karlsson had the inside track on Compher," Bednar said.
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At 26-21, the Falcons have the inside track: All they have to do is beat the New Orleans Saints, and the second-easiest path to the Super Bowl is theirs.
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The decision has far-reaching implications, not least setting a path that other Western energy companies could soon follow, and possibly giving Total an inside track for future contracts in Iran.
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The government had to set those private companies up in the first place, and they have an inside track to low interest rate loans and other occasional help from elected officials.
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At this point, Mr. Gonzalez, 48, seems to have the inside track on claiming that history as his own, given that he served as Mr. Thompson's top lieutenant and policy adviser.
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More broadly, this isn't the first time that questions have been raised about whether McGahn has given his or his associates' connections the inside track to judgeships, even though they were unqualified.
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The 20-year-old actress and Covergirl face recently launched an app offering a behind-the-scenes look at her life, which includes the inside track on her red carpet makeup skills.
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READ: Outsider campaigns seek inside track Clinton's campaign did not specify how large of an ad buy it would be, but said it would start airing in New York City this week.
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The deal came after several days of almost fevered speculation that gave the Nationals, the Mets' biggest division foes, the inside track on signing Cespedes, a 30-year-old Cuban-born outfielder.
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More and more, manufacturers of hemophilia drugs and the specialty pharmacies that dispense the medicines are hiring patients and their relatives to gain an inside track and access in selling their products.
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They seem wary — and pretty convinced that the Rubin folks have the inside track with us whether we realize it yet or not — but open to engagement and to be proven wrong.
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Did Mr. Giuliani have an inside track on the F.B.I.'s discovery of emails, apparently on a laptop belonging to Anthony D. Weiner, the estranged husband of the Clinton aide Huma Abedin?
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Back in 20103, the front-runner with an air of inevitability was Ms. Quinn, the City Council speaker with an inside track to be New York City's first female and lesbian mayor.
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"If you're looking for the inside track on what President-elect Trump wants to do in this area, I'm not your guy," Massad said in remarks at the CME Global Financial Leadership Conference.
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In this arena, consumers and tech companies ultimately win, while major incumbents that should have had the inside track are leapfrogged because of the talent and technology gap accumulated during the initial efforts.
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Chosen by 20 anonymous international experts appointed by the weighty London-based magazine, the ArtReview Power 100 gives the outside world an inside track on the latest trends of the contemporary art world.
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The Browns got a win, but still have the inside track on the No. 1 overall pick because the San Francisco 49ers really wanted that season sweep of the Rams for some reason.
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Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr may have the inside track, Georgia and national Republicans tell VICE News — he was a longtime chief of staff to Isakson and has a cordial relationship with Kemp.
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Carson could have the inside track in Michigan after growing up in Detroit, while Paul, if his campaign is still alive, could find a small life raft in his home state of Kentucky.
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Her denial comes as foreign powers, including the Congolese government, scramble to hire consultants with an inside track to President Donald Trump, whose inscrutable positions and outsider status have shaken up Washington's influence industry.
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Many are concerned that allowing Huawei an inside track on the rollout of the 5G mobile network in the UK would let China spy on private lives and hack UK companies, The Sun said.
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Amazon did not immediately respond for a request to comment on the letter, but in the past the company has dismissed accusations that it has any sort of inside track in the contracting process.
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Amazon did not immediately respond for a request to comment on the letter, but in the past the company has dismissed accusations that it has any sort of inside track in the contracting process.
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The road offers cyclists two options: an inside track, wherein riders navigate enormous boulders and the broken rubble road, or an outside track free of most obstacles but harrowingly close to a free fall.
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We'll even give you the inside track on this year's heat (you can trust us — we won a whole year's worth of beer money when we called it in favor of Assemble in 2015).
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Enter Duo's Wendy Nather, who will join us at TC Sessions: Enterprise in San Francisco on September 5, where we will get the inside track on how to keep enterprise networks secure without slowing growth.
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The film also illustrates this idea through its use of the children onscreen; they draw pictures of their mothers in space and finding themselves with an inside track on the progress of the space race.
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Despite having an inside track to the nomination, Clinton has been overshadowed by Sanders at times in May, when he has stolen the spotlight with victories in each of the two state primaries that month.
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But Ms. Mark-Viverito's entrance into the race "challenges the conventional wisdom that Williams has an inside track and the presumption that he has a clear shot at dominating the progressive votes," Mr. Gyory said.
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Clippers head coach Doc Rivers said he thought the Clippers had the inside track to landing Leonard when he agreed to meet at Rivers' Malibu home after forcing the Lakers to meet him at his hotel.
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Until the very recent past, unless you were the client of an interior designer with an inside track to Architectural Digest , the only people who saw your home's interior were visitors who had been invited there.
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Farther afield, analysts said Mr. Abe was probably disappointed that the close relationship he had worked so hard to build with Mr. Trump — cultivated over rounds of golf — had not kept him on the inside track.
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White House sources say that Schlapp would already have the job if she were the pick, and that this suggests Sayegh now has the inside track after his work on rolling out the GOP tax bill.
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Season-long powerhouses Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers still have the inside track to the Super Bowl, with both teams securing home-field advantage throughout the postseason as the top team in their respective conference.
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"That became the turning point where, O.K., I can actually use my knowledge of pop culture, running around these streets with my friends, knowing the inside track on things, to help inform business decisions," she said.
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That I bought it before taking my current job is significant — it's the sort of device a knowledgeable consumer with neither an excess of funds nor an inside track on the tech industry picks up for themselves.
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But Hall, at least initially, does seem to have the inside track on the slot position, and the Giants could use another veteran voice in a secondary that has had communication problems the past couple of seasons.
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The headlines from spring training in 2017 all talked about how Glover was the favorite to get the closer's job, how he had the "inside track," how high the organization was on him, how high their hopes.
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With Amazon narrowing its list of potential cities for its second headquarters last week, one Wall Street technology analyst believes he knows which of the remaining candidates have the inside track for the economically game-changing project.
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The second, a veteran corporate attorney who's now served two Republican presidents as attorney general, has taken an inside track, defending Trump in the courts, congressional testimony, press conferences and speeches—and at times within his own department.
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Soon, Mr. Tunney was being mentioned as a possible running mate of Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, who seemed to have the inside track for the Democratic nomination to run against President Richard M. Nixon in 23.5.
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Stone on Tuesday repeated his public denials that he had an inside track to WikiLeaks or others who hacked or published Democratic Party and Clinton-related emails and said no one from Mueller's team has tried to contact him.
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The emails are among the documents in special counsel Robert Mueller's possession as he investigates whether Stone had an inside-track with WikiLeaks and whether he shared any of that information with then-candidate Trump or Trump's inner circle.
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Gould's kick capped a nine-play, 60-yard drive and pushed the 373ers (12-3) a half-game ahead of Seattle (11-3) for the NFC West lead and the inside track to top seeding in the NFC playoffs.
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Gould's kick capped a nine-play, 60-yard drive and pushed the 49ers (12-3) a half-game ahead of Seattle (11-3) for the NFC West lead and the inside track to top seeding in the NFC playoffs.
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At one point, a prosecutor, Matthew Podolsky, showed Mr. Schuler an email exchange between Dr. Kaloyeros and an executive from another firm, in which Dr. Kaloyeros accused the executive of falsely claiming an inside track for the bidding process.
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The O'Neals and the James families are REALLY close ... so all of this could just be a fun night out, but you have to wonder if hanging around Westwood is gonna give the Bruins an inside track on Bronny for 2023.
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The Minnesota Vikings have the inside track for the top seed in the NFC at the three-quarter mark of the season and put their eight-game winning streak on the line when they visit the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
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The investments have allowed high-profile startups to access funding outside traditional venture capital before entering the public markets and also give asset managers an inside track on getting a higher allocation of shares when the companies eventually go public.
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In a recent interview that spanned several hours, Mr. Sacks explained in exacting detail everything he has done to fix Zenefits, and argued that the company still has the inside track on what could be the next great software bonanza.
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But her interview with Trump apparently went quite badly (I'm not exactly shocked that the Catholic mother-of-seven and the president didn't hit it off), and now everyone seems to think that Kavanaugh and Kethledge have the inside track.
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With several other Southern states set to vote this week on Super Tuesday, including Alabama, Mr. Biden's rivals are looking to cut into his apparent advantages with black voters, who may give him an inside track to delegates in key states.
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POTTER Warren has managed to win the inside track on the "change" message in a primary where voters' top concern is beating Donald Trump, and this debate is a chance to tie those threads together through the lens of corruption.
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Developed through a partnership between the DNC and a company called NGP VAN, the tool gives campaigns the inside track on potential donors, volunteers, or voters out of a pool of thousands or, in the case of a presidential election, millions of people.
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It also claims Mukamal (simply referred to the "principal investigator") had an inside track to the planned trial that ensured he would gain funding over other scientists, thanks to "sustained interactions" between him and senior NIAAA officials in the study's early planning stages.
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In a world where authoritarian regimes (and other cruel zealots such as lynch mobs and terrorists) seem ever more confident, many might wonder how much difference to anything can be made by manoeuvres on the inside track of American politics and diplomacy.
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In Sunday's interview on CNN, Trump also detailed what he'd look for in a vice presidential nominee, saying he'd want someone with "a little bit of an inside track" to getting legislation approved by Congress -- an indication Trump could pick a current politician.
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New England (1003-2), which currently has the inside track on the No. 1 playoff seed in the AFC, had announced on Thursday that it would wait to receive the results of the surgery before making a final determination on Gronkowski's status.
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Here's why it's important: The emails are among documents in special counsel Robert Mueller's possession as he investigates whether Stone had an inside track with WikiLeaks and whether he shared any of that information with then-candidate Trump or Trump's inner circle.
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The company entered into an agreement last month with a Romanian government-owned defense company that appears to give it the inside track for contracts valued at more than $200 million, according to Romanian news media and people familiar with the contracting process.
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The Cuban-born lawyer would be a hard sell with Senate Republicans, but his credentials as the chief operating officer of the Department of Homeland Security put him on the inside track to manage one of the most complicated portfolios in the administration.
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"The Saudis and their allies believe that they have the inside track to the White House through Kushner and Bannon and they can ignore the State Department on issues like Qatar and Yemen," said Bruce Riedel, a Brookings Institution scholar and former CIA officer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Nancy Pelosi was expected on Wednesday to become the Democratic nominee for speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, giving her the inside track to reclaim the House's top job in January, when critics in her own party may seek to block her.
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Joseph claims Love, a vice president at Michigan-based investment firm Huron Capita, approached the family to get an inside track to his brother and started wining and dining him with gifts like a new television, new shoes, weekly cash stipends, vacations, and more.
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Three-time world all-around champion Simone Biles, London Olympic gold medalists and Fierce Five team mates Gabby Douglas and Aly Raisman and 16-year-old Lauren Hernandez were believed to have the inside track on four of the five Rio berths up for grabs coming into the trials.
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Luis GutierrezLuis Vicente GutierrezDHS to make migrants wait in Mexico while asylum claims processed Coffman loses GOP seat in Colorado Trump changes mean only wealthy immigrants may apply, says critic MORE (D-Ill.) and Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), suggesting no single candidate has the inside track with the group.
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The franchise is not entirely rear-focused, but since a shocking stroke of luck left the Pelicans with the top pick in the June 20 draft and the inside track to Duke freshman Zion Williamson, Griffin has been locked in on selling six-time All-Star Anthony Davis on sticking around.
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Carl Icahn, a business magnate who is close to the president-elect, tipped his hand on Twitter: Steven Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs financier and hedge fund founder, seems to have an inside track to be Treasury secretary; and Wilbur Ross, a billionaire investor and turnaround artist, could be Commerce secretary.
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The AlixPartners board had heard about a pitch that McKinsey RTS had been making to top lawyers: If the attorneys had the bankrupt companies that hired them pick McKinsey as their adviser, McKinsey would open its confidential client list to the lawyers, who would then have the inside track on finding new customers.
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If you're determined to jump in and get involved in cryptocurrency mining, if only for the educational and geek appeal rather than to make any money, your best bet is to immerse yourself in one of the many mining forums out there, which will give you the inside track on the latest news and market trends.
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Instead, to pass a car on the top part of the track, a skilled driver may use a technique known as a "slide job": when a car on the inside track intentionally turns a corner too sharply, causing it to skid to the top with, ideally, enough momentum to slide just in front of the other car.
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The startup said it would be iterating the product based on feedback from the first users We chatted with Blossom Capital partner Louise Samet, who led the fund's investment in Inne, to get the inside track on that deal and further understand how the fund thinks about femtech and the key challenges and opportunities she sees for founders building products targeted to women.
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And Orlando had the inside track on re-signing him: not only did the franchise look like a budding dynasty thanks to the presence of Penny Hardaway, but it also was the only NBA team that could exceed the league's salary cap to pay O'Neal whatever he wanted—there were no max salaries at the time, and no luxury tax for exceeding the cap.
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Now pump up the circumstances and bring many more people into the arena of the big hush-hush: Depending on your penchant for mystery or puzzles, is it more exciting to be on the outside looking in, wondering what a particular family, club or clique might be concealing, or to be on the inside track of a coterie that, for whatever reasons, might have something very special to hide?
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Two Consultants Have an Inside Track," an Editorial Observer column by N.Y. Times editorial-board member Elizabeth Williamson: "For a fee, Corey Lewandowski, President Trump's pugilistic former campaign manager, and Barry Bennett, a former Trump senior adviser, will protect you from 'tweet risk' — what happens to the stock price and reputation of your company when the president tells his 26 million Twitter followers that you're killing factory jobs or refusing to sell Ivanka Trump handbags.
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Building on his strong second-place finish, he could have been presumed to have started on the inside track — just as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGiuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report California political donor indicted for 2 overdose deaths at his home Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats MORE had in 2016, after finishing second to Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaObama clip joking that GOP will want a moat, alligators resurfaces after Trump report Former Ukraine president says he talked to Giuliani about investments READ: Transcript of Pete Buttigieg's exclusive interview with The Hill MORE in 21625.
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