Feldman hopes to deliver a knockout blow for his business
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Will Clinton go for the knockout blow on Wednesday night?
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No knockout blow but Clinton won this debate hands down.
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It was his home state senator who delivered the knockout blow.
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With two outs, Tommy Joseph delivered the knockout blow to Teheran.
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Clinton is poised to deliver a knockout blow in either state.
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He told the crowd he's positioned to land a knockout blow.
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He now seeks a knockout blow in South Carolina on Saturday.
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Maybe not a knockout blow to London, but certainly a stiff jab.
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We were too evenly matched for me to deliver the knockout blow.
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In the head-to-head games, nobody should suffer a knockout blow.
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On Soccer LIVERPOOL, England — This time, there would be no knockout blow.
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Trump was on TV talking about delivering a "knockout" blow next week.
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Cruz's expectations-setting has given Trump a chance to deliver a knockout blow.
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Tuesday night, he received his own knockout blow, finishing sixth in New Hampshire.
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Bledsoe hit four 3-pointers during that spurt, individually leveling the knockout blow.
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Bernie Sanders, the left wing's champion, has dodged a knockout blow for now.
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Hurricane Maria was simply the knockout blow to the island's already enfeebled economy.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will escape a knockout blow, as he has so many times before.
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Still, Trump is unpredictable, and has said he's seeking the "knockout" blow against Rubio, in particular.
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So the stage was set for the opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to deliver a knockout blow.
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Then he uncorks a ferocious knockout blow to a guy who went down for the count.
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The knockout blow came on Tuesday morning, from an unexpected direction: her attorney general, Geoffrey Cox.
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On some level, I can't wait for the day an African country lands a knockout blow.
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Two weeks ago it looked as if the tribunal would deliver a knockout blow to Mr Temer.
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Catalonia Spain hoped the results of regional elections would deliver a knockout blow to Catalonia's separatist ambitions.
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Mr. Ossoff, more than his Republican opponents, may need a knockout blow of 50 percent plus one.
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The Rams would then deliver the knockout blow with a massive 57-yard field goal, winning 26-63.
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But the Dodgers have battered the Brewers' tough relief corps twice now, landing a knockout blow on Saturday.
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And yet, there was something many seemed to find unsatisfying about Comey's testimony: There was no knockout blow.
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Democrats have a chance to collect their energy into a knockout blow against Trump in the 2020 election.
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In the event, neither happened; there was no knockout blow, only minor damage in a 1-1 draw.
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In our country, prosecutors, with the encouragement of Congress, should be working to deliver a similar knockout blow.
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The highly anticipated Senate Intelligence Committee appearance by Comey, who was fired in May, didn't produce a knockout blow.
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Doubtful. Fortunately for Trump, Hillary Clinton is such a flawed candidate, she was unable to land the knockout blow.
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But she seemed unable to deliver a knockout blow to Ford, which even one GOP senator seemed to acknowledge.
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The fired FBI director delivered several gut punches to Trump and his administration, but there was no knockout blow.
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Thompson and Green combined to score 25 of the Warriors' 41 third-quarter points in levying the knockout blow.
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Clinton's inability to secure an early knockout blow in the Southeast means the contest will turn to the North.
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There were missteps, but for rivals desperate to change the trajectory of the race, the knockout blow never came.
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Energized, he went on the offensive in South Carolina to try to deal Mr. Biden's campaign a knockout blow.
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Apart from a few flashes of frustration and feisty, made-for-TV exchanges, neither candidate managed a knockout blow.
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Trump can't win without carrying Florida, meaning Clinton can deliver a knockout blow if she captures its 29 electoral votes.
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It was not until the third report appeared in July 230 that WADA landed what looked like a knockout blow.
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For weeks, Hillary Clinton has looked for the knockout blow that finally forces Bernie Sanders out of the Democratic primary.
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But there was there no clear winner or knockout blow during a debate that at times descended into a cacophony.
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The knockout blow was landed, and the Bucks are two wins from their first N.B.A. finals berth in 231 years.
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His one attempt to score a knockout blow resulted in an interception that cost his team the game in Week 21.
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Both administrations have been testing each other with a series of incremental moves, none of which emerged as a knockout blow.
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Losing foot traffic surely was the knockout blow, but its online and airport sales dropped steadily from 2015 to 2017 as well.
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While Clinton could have sought a knockout blow of Trump at Sunday's debate, her more careful approach left her with the lead.
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It's when Florida, Ohio, Illinois, North Carolina and Missouri all vote -- and when Clinton's backers hope they can land the knockout blow.
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"For Cain, there may not be one big knockout blow, but he's going to take a lot of kidney punches," Katz said.
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But if critics are looking for a knockout blow, they're swinging at the wrong century, the wrong country and the wrong socialism.
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New York (CNN Business)Wendy's is finally entering the breakfast battle this week, so McDonald's is trying to throw a knockout blow.
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The consensus was that, far from being the knockout blow Marine Le Pen needed and many anticipated, the result was the opposite.
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The point here is not that the Democratic Party has suffered some kind of knockout blow from which it will never return.
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On Saturday at the T-Mobile Arena both fighters did heavy damage but neither could find the knockout blow over five bloody rounds.
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Bryan Acosta delivered the knockout blow in the 75th minute after latching onto a pinpoint 50-yard long ball by defender Maynor Figueroa.
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And Republicans insisted that Democrats were seeking a do-over after the Mueller report failed to deliver a knockout blow to the president.
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Dazed leaders are trying to convince stakeholders that a big hit is not a knockout blow — and may in fact be an opportunity.
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The cartel's decision to let oil prices fall two years ago has failed to deliver the hoped-for knockout blow to American production.
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But in recent Republican primaries, his support has proved a knockout blow to the unlucky candidate to be on the other side of it.
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After landing the knockout blow, Cruz turned to UFC president Dana White sitting ringside and gestured for a contract, which he awarded moments later.
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If Mr. Trump can avoid a knockout blow in the Southeast, his chances will then come down to whether he can break through Mrs.
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Biden has the baseline no one else has but needs to embrace the Sanders wing as much as possible to deliver the knockout blow.
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McGregor charged out of the gate, throwing a vicious left hand that might have been a knockout blow on its own had it connected.
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Fury controlled the fight — he didn't allow the heavy-handed American to line up his near-fatal right hand cannon for a knockout blow.
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" As La Repubblica noted, however, while the debate was "harsh" and "characterized by low blows from both sides," neither candidate had landed "the knockout blow.
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Philip Pepe, an analyst at Blue Ocean Equities, said Navitas was "not saying no, they're just saying the bid doesn't look like a knockout blow".
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Clinton's shot at a knockout blow in North Carolina or Florida, his strength among white working-class voters gives him a chance to defeat her.
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The impact caused Johnson's shoulders to slump and his legs went limp as he crumbled to the turf like a boxer absorbing a knockout blow.
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They fell in Game 123 after they had Clayton Kershaw, the Dodgers' star starting pitcher, on the ropes but could not land a knockout blow.
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Conservative opposition leader Andrew Scheer — largely unknown internationally — succeeded on two fronts, which delivers him a points victory rather than a knockout blow against Trudeau.
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But, Nicholson is too strong and too angry -- and refused to back out ... instead, he throws several punches at his target ... including a knockout blow.
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Al Franken, who suggested the nominee had overstated and misled the public about his civil rights record, his colleagues pushed but never sought a knockout blow.
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The Rams would then deliver the knockout blow with a massive 57-yard field goal to seal the game with a final score of 26-23.
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Purdue delivered a knockout blow to Iowa early, scoring a season-high 61 points in the first half to jump to a 236-218 halftime lead.
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Freshman center Brison Gresham delivered the knockout blow inside the final four minutes by converting a second-chance basket before adding a dunk 36 seconds later.
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That meant Ali leaned against the ropes and protected his head and body, letting Foreman tire himself out before Ali went in for the knockout blow.
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In essence: Was one woman's account going to be the knockout blow that ruins a man's life, an account of a furtive moment so long ago?
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A federal appeals court on Monday delivered a likely knockout blow for Oracle Corp in its long-running patent infringement case brought by software vendor Thought Inc.
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When Voit clubbed one into the netting above Monument Park off Tigers reliever Victor Alcantara in the seventh, it appeared the Yankees had landed a knockout blow.
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But it was no knockout blow for either candidate, which was perhaps more damaging to the chances of Ms. Nixon, whose campaign has trailed in the polls.
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They may well not have been looking for a knockout blow, but have demonstrated their ability to strike the most sensitive facilities in Saudi Arabia without warning.
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But then, in the 15th round, Mr. Weaver reared back, dropping his opponent to the mat out with a single left hook — a knockout blow for the win.
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For Mrs Clinton, therefore, the state offers the chance of a knockout blow; her campaign has mounted an energetic voter-registration drive in the hope of delivering it.
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The Devils failed to score on the five-minute power play at the start of the third period, but Kalinin soon delivered the knockout blow with his goal.
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Eventually his human captors managed to haul him into the pick-up—this time using a winch, so there was no chance of him landing another knockout blow.
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The video, obtained by TMZ Sports, shows Nicholson (in a red hoodie) wrestling with a man in a jean jacket before he eventually lands a violent knockout blow.
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So while English travellers fight nothing like Pitt in "Snatch," they are still striking a knockout blow for their community, their culture, and for British boxing in general.
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It should have been a moment for Team Clinton to celebrate a knockout blow to Trump's insurgency — except that the video landed on an inauspicious day for them.
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In delivering a knockout blow, he would save the misguided patriots from a dysfunctional congress and the horrors of a civil war that had been dragging on inconclusively.
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Her decision to hold off proved prescient after the Mueller report failed to deliver the knockout blow to Trump that the President's staunchest congressional critics had hoped for.
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But with just 34 days to go before the election, Mr Trump is running out of time to prove that Mrs Clinton hasn't already dealt him a knockout blow.
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The technique is intended to stun opponents with a rash of quick jabs, and get them to lift their heads so that the shoeshiner can deliver a knockout blow.
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Hurricane Harvey has delivered a body blow to Houston, but the damage will ultimately pale in comparison to the near-knockout blow that Hurricane Katrina dealt to New Orleans.
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Rather than having been delivered a knockout blow, ISIS's leaders and its extremist followers have merely changed strategies, transformed themselves and adopted to a new reality and political environment.
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Foreman followed with the knockout blow, but was lost to a torn Achilles on his scoring dash, representing another critical injury in a season full of them for the Texans.
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Far more than any decision in Washington, it was the government's own failure to unite and inspire core constituents, or to secure a rural base, which provided the knockout blow.
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The party's dissolution was "a knockout blow for Thailand's teetering efforts to restore democratic rule after a military dictatorship," Human Rights Watch Asia director Brad Adams said in a statement.
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As the post-season approached, Texas however appeared better suited to deliver the knockout blow to the Blue Jays, who had to beat the Baltimore Orioles in the wild card playoff.
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It's an especially important set of contests because Clinton's allies hope she can deliver a knockout blow before the race shifts west, to states where Sanders expects he'll be more formidable.
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The trickle of information will not be a knockout blow, but it will help to further delegitimize the corrupt elements in Iran's leadership level, which may be the entire leadership level.
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The Rockets trailed by as many as 26 points before cutting the deficit to five points late in the third quarter, only for Barea and Harris to apply the knockout blow.
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Instead, the operation will need to deal with a complex array of political and military problems as American officials and their allies try to deliver the knockout blow against the militants.
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Cano finished 215-for-23 with four RBIs and landed the knockout blow against Astros closer Luke Gregerson (22-210), who staggered in allowing two singles and a walk before facing Cano.
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"What Donald Trump and the Republican majority in the House and the Senate want to do to us, is they want to deliver the knockout blow to the middle class," she said.
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The knockout blow landed when 1 million customers initially lost power in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Irma -- and Maria virtually knocked all electricity out of the island when it made landfall Wednesday.
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But it would have taken a creative mind to see the latest knockout blow coming from 220th-ranked Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan in the second round of the Australian Open on Thursday.
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Warren is hellbent on sinking Bloomberg For the second consecutive debate, Warren looked to deliver the knockout blow against Bloomberg, the late-to-the-race billionaire and former Republican who progressives loathe.
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Sanders is certain to get a polling boost coming out of Nevada and he'll be considered a top contender to win South Carolina outright, which could deliver a knockout blow to Biden.
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Few players enjoy a scrap more than the 27-year-old but until she downed Sloane Stephens in last year's final there were nagging doubts about her ability to strike a knockout blow.
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Iowa missed a chance to deliver an early knockout blow after taking a 44-29 lead into halftime and the Cyclones started to chip away at the lead, but not crack it entirely.
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That could potentially widen Trump's lead to more than 200 delegates and set him up to deliver a knockout blow to his rivals in the critical winner-take-all states on March 15.
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So, while many national Democrats thought Mueller was set to deliver a knockout blow to Trump, they are conflating their own obsession with the details of the investigation with its actual political salience.
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If he manages to come close to pulling that off, the Sanders campaign would really be on the ropes — and at risk of what could effectively be a knockout blow on March 17.
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Now everyone's asking the question -- has Trump confounded the pundits, has his bombast finally landed a knockout blow, or at the very least stunned his opponent into agreeing a face-to-face meeting?
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The stock market was rising sharply early Monday in part because the Stormy Daniels interview on "60 Minutes" did not deliver a "knockout blow" to Donald Trump's presidency, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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One of the firm's early-stage investors says that recent events have been a series of "body blows", but he worries that there could be a "knockout blow" that would permanently damage Uber's momentum.
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But the reality is that Ossoff — buoyed by more than $8 million in donations and an unprecedented surge of thousands of volunteers in the area — was looking to land a knockout blow on Tuesday.
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The Red Storm subdued the Blue Devils with 9-0 and 11-0 runs in the first half, but saved their 16-0 knockout blow for the second half once Central Connecticut pulled within 12.
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For those in the still-sprawling field polling in the low single digits, impeachment could serve as the knockout blow as they struggle to gain attention ahead of the nominating contests that begin in February.
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Having withstood a potential knockout blow in their first game on their home ice, the Minnesota Wild used a stirring comeback to climb back into their Western Conference first-round series against the Dallas Stars.
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Whether Cormier's counter punches "set up" Miocic for the surprisingly short knockout blow, no one can say, but it is concerning that Miocic continues to throw himself into these positions when he gets trigger happy.
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Andrew Wiggins pulled Minnesota within 71-54 with just under eight minutes left in the third and just before Houston landed the knockout blow with an 18-2 run capped by Harden and Gordon 3s.
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While publication of the so-called "Luanda Leaks" has placed her on the back foot and put paid to a planned appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, it's not yet a knockout blow.
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The final TV debate between the two main party leaders on Friday failed to produce a knockout blow, with Mr. Johnson and Mr. Corbyn doggedly repeating their well-known campaign pledges and debate attack lines.
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The Yankees have delivered an early knockout blow each of the past two nights and on Wednesday reached double figures in runs for a major league-leading eighth time - one fewer than their total in 2016.
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But first, he'll have to deliver a knockout blow to one his biggest foes: Christie, who has come under fire for confusing statements about his past support for Sonia Sotomayor to sit on the Supreme Court.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump on Wednesday likened the presidential race to a boxing match -- saying that victories in next week's Ohio and Florida primaries would give him the knockout blow necessary to capture the GOP nomination.
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STORM DEALT PUERTO RICO KNOCKOUT BLOW AFTER DECADES OF FISCAL FAILURE, CORRUPTION Experts compared the number of deaths found between September and December to the same period in 2016, when the island wasn't devastated by a storm.
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Early in the race, a blitz of ads Clinton aired in New Hampshire to call unflattering attention to Sanders's positions put him on the defensive but fell far short of delivering his insurgent candidacy a knockout blow.
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Both sides assiduously court supporters at the IWC, but neither can score the knockout blow (either an overturning of the moratorium or Japan's confirmation that it will never return to commercial whaling) that would give them victory.
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Yet there is a danger for Clinton and the Democrats if she sits out too much of the next two weeks and only focuses on landing the knockout blow that would make Trump unviable as a candidate.
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The reigning world champions lost 2-0 to a South Korean side that had already been eliminated, and which delivered the knockout blow when the German goalkeeper ventured into the opposition half, leaving his goal wide open.
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Both win so remorselessly that what would qualify in ordinary circumstances as a perfectly acceptable, even praiseworthy, result — say, drawing away from home against a team pushing for a European place — may instead be a knockout blow.
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But one of his rivals would have to land a knockout blow to undermine Bloomberg — some kind of spontaneous moment of weakness that could be repackaged in attack videos and drive a damaging anti-Bloomberg news cycle.
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" Why some Democrats are optimistic: "Those results have Democrats cautiously optimistic that their message on impeachment is resonating and potentially setting their eventual nominee up to land the knockout blow against Trump in the general election next year.
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By Wednesday, Mr. Trump's lawyers were arguing privately that Mr. Cohen's admission and guilty plea to violating campaign finance laws was a punch but not a knockout blow, and were assessing what options they had for fighting back.
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Polls suggest the far-right could increase its share but probably not enough to sound the death knell of the EU. It seems improbable that either camp, for or against closer integration in Europe, can land a knockout blow.
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Kilduff agrees the next downturn in oil prices will be "the knockout blow for a lot of companies, particularly here in the U.S." He also thinks that it may even bring OPEC countries back into agreement with one another.
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That means cutting off the ring and chasing down the elusive 40-year-old American if he is to have any chance of delivering on his promise of a knockout blow from his eight-ounce gloves within two rounds.
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Wales, playing their first semi-final in a major tournament, more than matched their opponents in the opening half but they were dealt a knockout blow after the break when Portugal scored two goals in a matter of minutes.
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Polls suggest the far right could increase its share but probably not enough to sound the death knell of the EU. It seems improbable that either camp, for or against closer integration in Europe, can land a knockout blow.
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May's most resonant speeches, casting her in the mold of the Iron Lady, Margaret Thatcher, who famously "handbagged" opponents by digging out briefing papers from her purse, a gesture that typically signaled the approach of a political knockout blow.
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Jones added the knockout blow about 11 minutes later when he started to the left side and received multiple good blocks and then cruised down the sideline to give Green Bay a 13-point lead with 5:51 remaining.
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"If she can do well in the February contests, [Harris's] home state could be part of a potential knockout blow to the others," Kyle Kondik, the managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia, told Vox.
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Even though Trump avoided a knockout blow from the April 18 Mueller report, the special counsel disclosed more than a dozen active criminal inquiries that will play out for months to come, some possibly into the 2020 election campaign season.
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Even though Trump avoided a knockout blow from the April 18 Mueller report, the special counsel disclosed more than a dozen active criminal inquiries that will play out for months to come, some possibly into the 2020 election campaign season.
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Polls suggest the far right could increase its share but probably not by enough to sound the death knell of the EU. It seems improbable that either camp, for or against closer integration in Europe, can land a knockout blow.
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Perhaps the submission isn't as sexy or jaw dropping as a thunderous knockout blow, but anyone who has followed the game for long enough understands how tough it is to catch holds on experienced opponents with any kind of consistency.
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Many Democrats accepted the silence of the special counsel because they believed he might be building toward a knockout blow — a report so harmful to the president that it would silence Mr. Trump's criticism about the legitimacy of the Mueller investigation.
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The dual problem of the coronavirus pandemic and the collapse in oil prices have managed to create in two short weeks what a concerted American sanctions campaign could not achieve, which is a potential knockout blow to the Venezuelan legal economy.
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Although Clinton has clearly passed one test to qualify as "presumptive," our experience in previous cycles suggests the media will continue to shy away from that label until there is an unambiguous knockout blow: Clinton clinches a delegate majority or Sanders drops out.
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But Syracuse delivered the knockout blow in the first three minutes of the fourth, going on a 225-29 run over the first 239:237 of the fourth quarter to take a 28.63-228.6 lead with 216:256 remaining in the game.
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Democrats fell just short of a knockout blow in Georgia's grueling, expensive special election Tuesday night — and both parties are already preparing to make the head-to-head runoff between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel just as hard-fought and harsh.
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"Another knockout blow to Biden and Bernie in New Hampshire can propel him into Nevada and South Carolina with real momentum and he could start to build a more diverse coalition than what Iowa and New Hampshire offer," Michael Trujillo, a Democratic strategist, said.
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Yet, when it came time for heavyweight champion Fabricio Werdum to make his first title defense in front of his passionate home support, the 40,000 in attendance were silenced as Stipe Miocic punished the champion's aggression with a knockout blow in the first round.
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While the first round saw the Irishman showcase a dynamic striking display, keeping Diaz guessing as he connected with shots to the head, body, and legs, when he came out for the second, the SBG frontrunner abandoned his plan and looked for the knockout blow.
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Freedman — an emeritus professor at King's College London, one of Britain's pre-eminent strategic thinkers and a former member of its official Iraq war inquiry — argues that the prognosticators often expect to limit the destructiveness of the next war through a surprise knockout blow.
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Here are five things to watch in Indiana's primary: Trump goes for the knockout blow Cruz began his campaign in Indiana at the gym in Knightstown where the movie "Hoosiers" -- about an underdog team that overcame much bigger rivals to win a high school championship -- was filmed.
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One play after Wildcats freshman defensive back Tyrell Ajian intercepted a pass from Nick Fitzgerald in the middle of the fourth quarter, Snell delivered the knockout blow to the Bulldogs (3-1, 0-1483) on a 36-yard run to give Kentucky a 21-7 lead.
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And though Reed and McIlroy both looked just about punched out as they made their final climb of this Ryder Cup to the 18th green on Sunday, Reed still had enough left to deliver the knockout blow: one last 8-foot birdie putt followed by — what else?
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The women's professional reputations have been on the ropes for a while, but the knockout blow was the recent Netflix mini-series about the Central Park jogger case, "When They See Us," a wrenching piece of storytelling that clearly presents the two women's failures in the case.
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However, soon after Djokovic had gone on social media to show he had been reduced to playing a game of marbles on the locker room floor - a message punctuated with three laughing emojis - Anderson delivered the knockout blow to reach the Wimbledon final at the 10th time of asking.
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A knockout blow came from a spectacular mishap: In June, an American helicopter gunship patrolling Saigon's Chinatown fired an errant rocket, incinerating Ky's brother-in-law, the Saigon and Cholon District police chiefs and four other high-ranking police officials — all vital cogs in Ky's political and underworld networks.
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A dream scenario for liberals would be a knockout blow in which Democrat Jon Ossoff clears 28500 percent in Tuesday's primary battle with 6900 other candidates — including 2628 Republicans — to replace Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price in the seat and win a district Republicans have held for decades.
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Just when national Democrats were prepared to deliver the knockout blow, real estate mogul Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE stepped in and saved the Republican Party from almost certain extinction.
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