But experts say it could lose ground in mobile phones.
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And kids using vouchers actually lose ground in private schools.
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Parties in power most often lose ground in the midterms.
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"Every day we lose ground debating alternative facts," he writes.
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Someone like Sanders, he can only lose ground — Biden as well.
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It was the only G10 currency to lose ground against the greenback.
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The US-backed Afghan government and troops, meanwhile, continue to lose ground.
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Once we lose ground on something, it's hard to get it back.
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We must raise our voices loudly to ensure we do not lose ground.
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WE CERTAINLY DON'T INTEND TO LOSE GROUND FROM ANY PROVISIONS THEY'VE ALREADY AGREED.
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Google can't afford to lose ground in the battle for this coming ecosystem.
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Political winners, even when they lose ground, always find ways to silence losers.
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Stocks began to lose ground early in the session, following the speculation about Cohn.
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"If we allow migrants to be blamed for that, we lose ground," he says.
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Large leads tend to get smaller and the president's party tends to lose ground.
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The opening round was no place to lose ground in such good scoring conditions.
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Moreover, as companies compete, they are forced to become more innovative or else lose ground.
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Reuters/Ipsos: Democrats lose ground among millennial voters; view GOP as better on the economy.
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Despite Donald Trump's wackiness and the G.O.P.'s woes, Democrats could easily lose ground here.
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Bernie Sanders is on the rise as other top competitors hold steady or lose ground.
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By chasing clicks and taking the presidential bait, journalists have and will continue to lose ground.
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Labour, while expecting to make gains overall, could still lose ground in a few key places.
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The wealth and incomes of those at the top keep rising, while the rest lose ground.
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They compared it to various climate scenarios and found that insects in particular would lose ground.
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Possessing few weapons that could take out planes or tanks, the rebels began to lose ground.
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If Democrats lose ground in the Senate, that's a loss of power, no matter the vote totals.
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The biggest concern among many carmakers isn't that they will lose ground to an auto industry rival.
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Even union members concede that their greatest hope is not to lose ground — at least not yet.
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It continues to lose ground to the Taliban: it still suffers from an unacceptable level of desertions.
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And the GOP continued to lose ground in two other nearby suburban behemoths, Chester and Bucks counties.
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Ciudadanos, many of whose voters are more moderate than its leader, Albert Rivera, is set to lose ground.
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They don't want to lose ground to China, and they want new technologies that private industry can use.
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Some industry executives pressed lawmakers to work quickly, arguing that U.S. companies could lose ground to other countries.
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He argues that, over generations, even dominant companies lose ground to newer competitors and see their advantages fade.
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The stakes are too high for us to lose ground on the liberty for which our ancestors fought.
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Canada's bonds could still lose ground if the central bank tightens monetary policy more than markets currently expect.
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It and coalition allies are trailing in the polls and could lose ground to the nationalist Finns Party.
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It had launched the upgraded A320 after beginning to lose ground to a new competitor, Canada's Bombardier CSeries.
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The president said that the campaign against ISIL is making progress, as the terrorist group continues to lose ground.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Monday he's not buying Apple shares, but would if they continued to lose ground.
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Instead, Labour might lose ground in its northern heartland, where the renationalization of industries favored by Corbyn is popular.
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Stocks began to lose ground early in the session, following speculation of White House Economic Adviser Gary Cohn's possible departure.
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Nevertheless, the majority of those polled expected European stocks to lose ground between now and the end of the year.
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You may be a fast runner, for example, but lose ground when it comes time to dragging a tractor tire.
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Decreased U.S. funding will undoubtedly result in significant setbacks, making us lose ground on epidemics we can't afford to ignore.
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Its reason for being grows more urgent each year as pens, pencils and paper lose ground to the QWERTY keyboard.
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As they lose ground in Iraq and Syria, foreign fighters are returning and the group's hateful ideology is spreading online.
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Even the coal plants that continue to run are seeing less use, and different uses, causing coal to lose ground.
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It is entirely normal for the party that occupies the White House to lose ground down ballot during midterm elections.
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Joe Biden swept Arizona, Florida and Illinois and Bernie Sanders continued to lose ground in the Democratic primary's delegate count.
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Beyond regional trends at a national level, the evaporating middle class as a share of the population continues to lose ground.
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If she's gone for a month or two, or is using a lot of makeup for filming, she doesn't lose ground.
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Yet if rates turn higher, dividend stocks can be expected to lose ground because they will compare less favorably with bonds.
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"Every loss hurts just because it's a day that you don't make up any ground or you lose ground," Girardi said.
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Local elections are held on a different cycle from national votes, and typically see the incumbent party lose ground to opponents.
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Typically, the governing party could expect to lose ground to opponents when the electorate cast their vote on a national scale.
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However, even with existing infrastructure and Washington's coastal position, the current reality is the state continues to lose ground to competition.
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Not wanting to lose ground on any of the competition, Casper has offered 20% off all sleep products for Black Friday.
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And while liberals did lose ground in the Senate, the only Democrat to flip a Republican-held seat was a woman.
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Yahoo's current chief executive, Marissa Mayer, has invested heavily in search, but the company has continued to lose ground to Google.
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Health care stocks continued to lose ground after the health insurer Humana said its bonus payments from Medicare could be reduced.
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Even if the publishers lose ground on selling subscriptions, they'll still offer a profitable service based on control of the content.
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Coal piles up outside a mine near Julian, W.Va., as sales lose ground to renewable and less carbon-intensive energy sources.
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The move could jeopardize London's status as banker to the planet, and the City could also lose ground to New York.
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Microsoft: After it opened itself up to greater competition, Microsoft soon began to lose ground to rivals, particularly Google's Chrome browser.
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If they maintain their traditional liberal positions, they lose ground with culturally conservative and less educated voters in the working class.
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All financial advisory firms must be prepared to serve clients entirely through digital means or they will lose ground to robo-advisors.
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Apple TV is continuing to lose ground to Roku and Amazon in the living room, a survey by Parks Associates has found.
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Large-scale battles will soon be a thing of the past, as ISIS continues to lose ground, weapons, and key supply lines.
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Stocks began to lose ground early in the session, following speculation about the possible departure of National Economic Council director Gary Cohn.
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The kwacha is likely to lose ground versus the greenback next week as the supply of dollars in the market dries up.
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American manufacturing workers are 10% more productive than the average; miners (another sector to lose ground) are more than twice as productive.
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Still, most of the unexpected sales gains came from hepatitis C medicines that are expected to soon lose ground to newer treatments.
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Underemployment is one of the greatest issues faced by returning veterans — and by their spouses, who often lose ground through constant relocations.
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Donald Trump is currently a moderately unpopular president, and it's entirely typical for the president's party to lose ground in the midterms.
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Nomura was sticking with its call for the New Zealand dollar, known as the kiwi, to lose ground against the Australian dollar.
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"As the terrorist organization continues to lose ground in Iraq and Syria, it is focusing more on spreading terror abroad," she wrote.
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The only recent first-term midterms in which the party in power didn't lose ground were in 2002, in the aftermath of Sept.
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I expect the euro area stocks to continue to lose ground in the coming months, despite improving growth, employment and supportive ECB policies.
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But as the Afghan government has begun to lose ground against the Taliban, United States forces have found themselves pulled back into combat.
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Trump cannot afford to lose ground in the Upper Midwest, where he smashed through the Democratic blue wall to win Wisconsin and Michigan.
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In Miami-Dade County, where Mr. Trump had more room to lose ground among Hispanic voters than anywhere else in the country, Mrs.
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As this case plays out — the appeals could last years — smartphone apps will lose ground to voice assistants, virtual reality and the like.
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More interesting, even if he did lose ground to Ms. Lam, or lost the election itself, the Tang Camp might still win out.
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Fossil fuels continue to lose ground to renewable power due to rising concerns about climate change and dramatic declines in solar and wind technologies.
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As a result, Lebanon's currency, the lira, which held steady against the US dollar for more than 20 years, is starting to lose ground.
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And when a generation of young Americans advance through our prison system instead of our school system, we lose ground in the global economy.
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Despite being released on iOS and Android, the service has continued to lose ground to current messaging giants like iMessage, Facebook, WhatsApp, and WeChat.
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The rally had nothing to do with improvements in Yahoo's online advertising business, which has continued to lose ground to rivals Alphabet and Facebook.
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One for the base The debate was a strong sign that both candidates still see room to gain or lose ground among liberal voters.
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She predicts that U.S. leaders would lose ground to Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Tencent, the world's sixth and seventh most-valuable tech companies.
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The prosecutor had said earlier this month it was continuing its probe into the affair, which has seen Fillon lose ground in opinion polls.
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"The very simple message is that the euro has continued to lose ground as an international currency," ECB board member Benoit Coeure said on Wednesday.
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AFTER PARING EARLIER LOSSES, U.S. STOCK INDEX FUTURES AGAIN LOSE GROUND AFTER WSJ REPORTS CHINA CONSIDERING CANCELING TRADE TALKS, S&P FUTURES LAST DOWN 1.6%
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Tilson was up nearly 17 percent and 14 percent in 2013 and 2014 respectively, only to lose ground again last year, by about 7 percent.
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The NFL's popularity continues to lose ground, with 42 percent viewing the league favorably, down from 46 percent in 2017 and 64 percent in 2013.
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If Macron is unable to quickly change that intra-EU balance of power, he will lose ground to souverainiste and EU-hostile French political forces.
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But they will lose ground in the Senate at a time when an additional Supreme Court vacancy in the next two years seems highly likely.
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If the soils become too wet by spring, corn acreage is likely to lose ground to soybeans as the planting window for corn closes earlier.
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With the IPO selling at $19.50 per share, ZTO opened trading at $1.10 off that price at $18.40, and it continued to lose ground from there.
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Having watched the nascent cable companies obliterate the field in the 1990's was good practice in recognizing how quickly the prevailing players can lose ground.
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Both Samsung and Apple have seen their smartphone market share lose ground to companies like Huawei, which makes phones with similar features at a lower cost.
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While Democrats can't afford to lose ground anywhere, there are four states in particular where we have to hold the line: Virginia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Delaware.
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If their status as the default employee representative in labor negotiations begins to erode, public-sector unions will lose ground on one of their founding functions.
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The launch was as important as ever for Apple as it grapples with falling iPhone sales and begins to lose ground in the global smartphone market.
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Not all of the homeowners in such places, by any means, would lose ground under the GOP tax plan, but enough might to roil their politics.
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As workers lose ground, inequality deepens, because money that would flow to wages tends to flow instead to those at the top of the income ladder.
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Russian stock indexes were down, with business conglomerate AFK Sistema continuing to lose ground in Moscow, after the company posted mixed third-quarter results on Wednesday.
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His bid will test whether he can retain his anti-establishment appeal or will lose ground to newer faces who have adopted many of his ideas.
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Apple and virtually every other technology company will not just lose ground in this battle if the FBI succeeds — the ground will slide out from under them.
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The Ugandan shilling is forecast to lose ground as importers ramp up demand for hard currency to pay for merchandise shipments ahead of the Christmas shopping season.
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He suggested that countries in the west along with Japan should establish common rules for sharing data as a possible solution to not lose ground to China.
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He suggested that countries in the west along with Japan should establish common rules for sharing data as a possible solution to not lose ground to China.
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In 2017, students are still stressed out, the amenities arms race has not abated and the liberal arts continues to lose ground to business, and now tech.
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The U.S. government's Treasury Department has expressed concern about Broadcom's proposed merger with Qualcomm, saying the latter could lose ground to China in the 5G development race.
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Democrats will win big in more urban, more diverse, better-educated and more liberal-friendly states and will continue to lose ground in other states like Missouri.
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Today, sea levels are once again rising, causing islands around the world to lose ground and decreasing the amount of space, food and freshwater available for their inhabitants.
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Polling has consistently shown that the ANC could lose ground, or even lose power in key cities like Tshwane, Nelson Mandela Bay and even Africa's business hub, Johannesburg.
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With both sides of the intra-party split promising bitter, costly primary contests, not only might some incumbent Dems dodge defeat, but the GOP could actually lose ground.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is lobbying world powers to prevent further setbacks to Iraqi Kurds as they lose ground to Baghdad's army, Israeli officials say.
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But more than anything, the rise of imported cars gave Cadillac some serious competition, and the brand started to lose ground as the standard of excellence in America.
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He may yet lose ground, but for now a significant part of the electorate finds itself pitched against a Republican Party leadership scrambling to desert its own candidate.
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The moves are designed to end years of confusion over the direction of the lender, which had seen its investment banking division lose ground to Wall Street rivals.
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And the party is short of cash ahead of municipal elections this spring, when they could lose ground to Hezbollah and other rivals without funds to mobilize voters.
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Many in the party warn that unless candidates address the needs of working-class voters, Democrats will continue to lose ground to Republicans at every level of government.
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The one area where both Iran and the United States stand to lose ground is in personal diplomacy, something that was virtually nonexistent after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Already at a postwar low, in two weeks her party is expected to lose ground — and possibly the election — in another regional ballot, in the state of Hesse.
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Lose ground on your credit reportAn unpaid debt to the IRS is just like an unpaid debt to anyone else, and it will appear on your credit report.
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But when in the second half of 2016 an economic recovery in Europe gathered pace, defensives started to lose ground to stocks more tied to the business cycle.
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After hitting record highs in May thanks to the weakness in the pound that followed Britain's decision to leave the European Union, the FTSE has started to lose ground.
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Now, as ISIS continues to lose ground in both its former fiefdoms in Northern Iraq and Syria and on the front pages of global newspapers, the hotel is quieter.
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In April he denounced the entire primary system as "a phony deal" and "rigged" as he started to lose ground to Senator Ted Cruz in the Republican nominating contest.
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Why it matters: Democrats need to pick up two seats to regain control of the Senate and, as we wrote earlier this week, could lose ground in these races.
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With this decisive victory for the ruling party, conservative skeptics of North Korean engagement will lose ground, and Moon will garner support for an even more aggressive engagement policy.
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But while institutional reform of the European Union may be vital, it is harder to sell to increasingly fragmented national polities, especially as the center-left parties lose ground.
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Ford Motor's July-to-September vehicle sales in China fell 210.7%, as the U.S. automaker continued to lose ground in a prolonged sales decline in its second-biggest market.
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Gates, who served under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama, said Islamic State jihadists would step up international terror attacks as they lose ground in Iraq and Syria.
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As ISIS continued to lose ground, Howland moved with the troops in West Mosul, street by street, house by house — while the next street over remained in ISIS' control.
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The yuan, fresh off its worst month on record, continued to lose ground against the dollar, trading at around 27 at 26.6 GMT from a close of 224 on Friday.
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Despite the rise of an affluent African-American and Hispanic middle class, minorities continue to fare worse than their white counterparts, even as white low wage workers also lose ground.
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Advocates working to end the AIDS epidemic fear they may lose ground under the Trump administration after coming within reach of ending the disease's siege in the U.S. and abroad.
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As ISIS began to lose ground across Iraq, Spleeters worried that the group's weapons infrastructure could be obliterated before he or anyone else would be able to document its full capabilities.
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Novartis bought Alcon's eye surgery and contact lens portfolio in stages through 2010 for $52 billion from Nestle, only to see it lose ground to competitors as sales and profitability slipped.
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The state may end up being crucial for the former vice president as a last line of defense if he continues to lose ground to rivals in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In the latest polls, Trump continues to lose ground to Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton, following a controversial attack on the U.S. election process itself in Wednesday's third and final debate.
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That's when a more globalized and financialized economy took root, and when well-paid jobs in the manufacturing sector started to lose ground to far worse jobs in retail and service.
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Seehofer is concerned that his CSU will lose ground to the AfD in a regional election in October in Bavaria, where refugees flooded across the border during Europe's 2015 migrant crisis.
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But her conservatives are watching nervously as they lose ground to the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD), whose hardline stance on refugees could bring it big gains in all three states.
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Even as pro-worker causes like the Fight for $15 have won successive victories in recent years raising minimum wages and raising awareness of income inequality, unions have continued to lose ground.
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USDA's early-March producer survey found that both corn and soybeans would lose ground in 2018 to crops such as spring wheat, cotton, and other small grains, based on higher relative prices.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who began to lose ground to a new cohort of leaders expert in the social media of their day — incendiary sound bites, and high-impact media appearances.
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There was a legitimate fear among Democrats that if the shutdown dragged on, they would lose ground and the public might even turn against the Dreamers, who now have broad bipartisan support.
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The Centre Party and SDP are both trailing in the polls and could lose ground to the nationalist Finns Party, which came a close second to Rinne's Social Democrats in April's election.
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The U.S. government has outlined key concerns about Broadcom's proposed merger with Qualcomm, including national security and a risk that Qualcomm could lose ground to China in developing 5G wireless network technology.
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Groups such as Boko Haram in Nigeria and Islamic State in Syria and Iraq may resort more to such practices as they lose ground militarily, the Henry Jackson Society said in its report.
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While government bond funds continued to lose ground, municipal bonds saw their 45th straight week of inflows, while investment grade bond funds received $3.2 billion and high yield absorbed $700 million, BAML said.
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But the Korean won continued to lose ground, with the dollar fetching as much as 1,144.50 won in Asia trade on Thursday, compared with as little as 1,127 won earlier in the week.
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Both New York and London are set to lose ground over the next five years, with emerging centres in Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai expected to see the biggest growth, the survey showed.
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Demand for safe-haven dollar assets has grown since the 2008 financial crisis and will only gain steam, the paper's authors conclude, despite frequent predictions that the greenback could lose ground to competing currencies.
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Shoprite has defied many investors' expectations it would lose ground with the 2011 entry into South Africa of Walmart - the world's biggest retailer - and posted double-digit earnings growth despite a recession at home.
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Women and girls kidnapped and taken into sexual slavery by the Islamic State remained in captivity, and the struggle for equality in places where women's troubles are less extreme also seemed to lose ground.
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The S&P energy sector, which is down 27.3 percent this year and is lagging the broader S&P 21.6 index, could come under more pressure as U.S. crude price continues to lose ground.
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Donald Trump outlined his economic plans for the U.S. in a speech on Monday, as he struggled to regain momentum following a series of controversies that caused him to lose ground in the polls.
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American bank executives fear that they could lose ground to plucky payment companies like Venmo, a popular choice among millennials who want to pay each other — and send emoji-filled messages to their friends.
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He didn't improve on Clinton's already impressive majorities with working class minorities, but he didn't lose ground here — and he drove solid turnout — even while increasing his appeal to both upscale and downscale whites.
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BEIJING, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co's July-to-September vehicle sales in China fell 30%, as the U.S. automaker continues to lose ground in a prolonged sales decline in its second biggest market.
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Delaney and Yang, even if they gain only limited traction, could anchor the discourse around these issues and force other candidates to address them, lest they lose ground to their more forward-looking peers.
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Still, the baby boom among Muslims and Christians is projected to help both religions capture a larger share of the global population by 2060, even as all other religions — and the unaffiliated population — lose ground.
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"The U.S. move could throw a lifebuoy to terrorist and armed groups, which have begun to lose ground in the region," said Sheikh Mohammed, speaking to a delegation from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Britain's opposition Labour Party looks set to lose ground in regional and local elections, partial results showed on Friday, pointing to a dip in support that could challenge the authority of the party's leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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But in examining the the attacks on June 7th, a more important factor seems to be the state of IS. As the jihadists lose ground in Iraq, Syria and Libya, they are lashing out more abroad.
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Though it has tweaked the policy, data in December showed Brazil imported more refined oil products in 2017 than in any year since records began in 2000, suggesting it has continued to lose ground to rivals.
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If you're/they're operating on a methodology devised without flexibility, and/or aren't the type of person to be able to react appropriately, you and your business will fall behind the curve and lose ground fast.
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"This is likely to be yet another step toward biotic homogenization, where widely distributed, cosmopolitan species like pike increase while unique endemic species like taimen lose ground," said Olaf Jensen, an aquatic ecologist at Rutgers University.
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But as it started to lose ground to big box retailers such as Walmart (WMT) and Home Depot (HD), as well as online rivals such as Amazon (AMZN), it started to cut back on marketing and advertising.
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"Deflation in the PRC may be transmitted to its neighbors through lower export prices, especially if the renminbi depreciates," the report noted, referring to widespread market expectations for the Chinese currency to lose ground against the dollar.
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Though Pentagon officials have said the influx of forces — coupled with a more aggressive air campaign — was helping the war effort, Afghan forces continued to take nearly unsustainable levels of casualties and lose ground to the Taliban.
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"As fast food and processed snacks lose ground to clean eating and Paleo diets, more Gen Z and millennial parents are choosing baby names that reflect their love of healthy foods," BabyCenter explains in their news release.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - S&P 500 stock index e-mini futures EScv1 dipped 0.25 percent late on Wednesday after the regular trading session, suggesting U.S. stocks might lose ground at the beginning of the next trading session.
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That is, the areas that President Donald Trump did worse in relative to Mitt Romney would continue to trend that way, while Democrats would continue to lose ground in the areas where Trump did better than Romney.
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Here are a few tips for managing personal data in the New Year: Now is your chance to be your own advocate for a balanced, controlled, trustworthy personal data ecosystem — because, without action, we'll continue to lose ground.
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It's typical for the party that holds the presidency to lose ground in midterms and special elections, so on one level, there's nothing remotely surprising about the GOP finding itself on the defensive as spring turns to summer.
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Bennett attributed the yuan's decline to the dollar's rise on the likely market impact of Trump's domestic policies, adding that he expected the renminbi would continue to lose ground against the greenback amid capital outflows from the mainland.
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That makes it harder to cover euro-denominated costs with sales in pounds and means both companies are likely to lose ground in a market now expected to shrink about 10 percent in the second half of 2016.
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With European Parliament elections beginning and the prospect of a new Brexit referendum gaining traction in markets, the euro could lose ground to the dollar and emerging European currencies could slide by proxy, one dealer in Budapest said.
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In contrast, a cash account might lose ground relative to the general inflation rate, and a brokerage account will incur taxes on growth all along, and then capital gains tax when you sell the holdings to pay tuition.
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At the same time, as the insurgents lose ground and as the jihadists among them grow more dominant, conventional warfare may give way to an era of guerrilla attacks and suicide bombings within areas held by the government.
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The book also neglects to ask why progress toward sexual freedom has been so uneven: Why did liberals win victories on gay marriage and opposing censorship but lose ground on abortion rights and, recently, even access to contraception?
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Without the full exercise, the US could lose ground in being able to quickly conduct future operations in a coordinated and highly synchronized manner with South Korea against the north in a crisis one of the officials said.
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Blankfein has held the reins at Goldman since 2202, a time during which the business has stagnated and is continuing to lose ground to its peers, said Dick Bove, vice president of equity research at Rafferty Capital Markets.
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Of those, 10m are government employees and managers at state-owned firms, where jobs have been disappearing at the rate of about 100,000 a year since 2000, in part as those state-owned enterprises lose ground to private rivals.
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At a time when pensions are becoming a rarity, and as personal retirement savings lose ground to the cost of living, Social Security has become even more critical to keeping America's workers and their families from living in poverty.
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Energizing young voters is a key for Democrats to maximize what they hope will be a blue wave in Tuesday's elections as they seem poised to gain a majority in the House, but possibly lose ground in the Senate.
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The announcement was meant to end years of political paralysis over aviation planning in southeast England, where Heathrow is now operating at 98 percent of its capacity, causing Britain to lose ground to airline hubs on the European Continent.
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I think there's a real case that Florida could save Democrats in a close election — the sort of election where they're in danger of losing whiter states where Democrats have more room to lose ground, like Pennsylvania or Iowa.
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The United States took the top spot in the TOP500, a biannual ranking of the world's fastest computing systems, for the first time since 2012 with the new Summit supercomputer, but it continues to lose ground to China overall.
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Text accompanying the ad further draws this notion out, by arguing that "we need a plan to make America competitive again" as if high tax rates are somehow causing US-based production to lose ground to foreign-based production.
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The result: rising tensions within the Democratic electorate between liberal activists who don't want their policy ideas and favored candidates to lose ground, and some party officials and voters who hope to see moderate candidates gain even more momentum.
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One might expect this scandal to propel Pakatan into power at the coming election, but instead the opposition looks likely to lose ground, perhaps even handing back to UMNO and its allies the two-thirds majority required to amend the constitution.
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Strategists already expect Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to lose ground in the most populous state of Uttar Pradesh in the north, as voting is underway in a general election that began on April 11 and ends on May 19.
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The dollar continued to lose ground, slipping 0.3 percent to stay near seven-week lows against a basket of currencies In another sign of markets' new-found optimism, the safe-haven yen slipped to two-month lows against the dollar .
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The central bank said this month it expects economic growth of 3.1 percent this year with year-end inflation on track to reach 33.12 percent, up from 25.04 percent in 2016, as the franc continues to lose ground against the dollar.
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LONDON, May 6 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party look set to lose ground in regional and local elections, partial results showed on Friday, pointing to a dip in support that could challenge the authority of the party's leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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"This is exactly what the boys always depend on -- that we'll be divided and tearing each other down, and when we're divided instead of fighting the patriarchy, we lose ground," said Toni Van Pelt, president of the National Organization for Women.
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The index started to lose ground on Tuesday after data showed the U.S. manufacturing sector contracted in August for the first time since 2016, a reading that in turn has cemented expectations of further policy easing by the Federal Reserve.
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It has done this throughout its more than four-year-long conflict with Ukraine, sending troops into eastern Ukraine whenever its local proxies lose ground to Ukrainian forces and then pulling back just enough whenever Western outrage threatens to bubble over.
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Even though Fernandez's idols, like Bruce Dickinson and Dave Mustaine, are not the primary cultural influencers of today, they stand in for a type of hyper-masculine superstar that has only just started to lose ground in the past few years.
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Without the full exercise, the US could lose ground in being able to quickly conduct future operations in a coordinated and highly synchronized manner with South Korea against North Korea in the event of a crisis, one of the officials said.
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The scaled-back exercises mean the U.S. could "lose ground in being able to quickly conduct future operations in a coordinated and highly synchronized manner with South Korea against North Korea in the event of a crisis," one official told CNN.
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Whether Republicans and Trump can come to terms over such issues will help determine how much real change they can effect in Washington, and how the voters treat them in two years in the mid-term elections, when ruling parties normally lose ground.
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ROME, June 6 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said on Monday he was not happy with the result of weekend local elections, which saw his Democratic Party lose ground, but predicted it would have no bearing on a key referendum set for October.
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Echoing that view, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahayan, the de facto leader of the United Arab Emirates, said the U.S. move "could throw a lifebuoy to terrorist and armed groups, which have begun to lose ground" in the Middle East.
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Police struggled to maintain security gains in favelas in the run-up to the 2016 Olympics in Rio and have continued to lose ground as a fiscal crisis in the city and state lead to cutbacks in spending on police and other essential services.
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Ms. Fujimori, who had been leading in polls before the election only to lose ground on Sunday, appeared to be closing the gap with Mr. Kuczynski, a former prime minister, as officials tallied a small number of uncounted votes that will determine the outcome.
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Of course, having family wealth helps, especially as the middle class continues to lose ground financially to the upper class in the U.S. In fact, the Federal Reserve estimates that 26% of total wealth in the U.S. can be accounted for by inter-generational transfers.
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Some of those efforts are working, at least against ISIS: The group has lost something like 25 percent of its territory from its 2014 peak, and continues to lose ground as US airstrikes support local Iraqi and Syrian forces clearing out ISIS on the ground.
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"What's at stake if we don't build a true centralized digital arm is falling further behind the Republicans and continuing to lose ground, the battles on key issues and elections at every level," said Jessica Alter, the group's co-founder and a longtime tech executive.
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Anthony Cordesman, an Afghanistan expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told FP that IEDs give the Taliban "visibility, power, and influence," adding that the insurgents may use the weapon more frequently as they lose ground controlling cities in the war-torn state.
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The currency has been stable this year, but it is "likely to lose ground against the greenback over the coming months if, as we suspect, slowing global growth and an escalation of the trade war lead to a rise in global risk aversion," the consultancy said.
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But this new poll finding suggests that even if Republicans lose ground with some in the base by failing to repeal the ACA, they could make up for it with Trump supporters, Republicans and independents who want to see them work across the aisle on ACA fixes.
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"What's at stake if we don't build a true centralized digital arm is falling further behind the Republicans and continuing to lose ground, the battles on key issues and elections at every level," said Jessica Alter, a co-founder of the group and a longtime tech executive.
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The recapture of Qarayyah, one of the biggest air bases in the country, is seen as a breakthrough in the mission to liberate Mosul, and comes just weeks after Iraq declared it had regained full control of Falluja, ISIS' main stronghold, as the militant group continues to lose ground.
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The financials group was the only one of the index's 10 main groups to lose ground, falling 0.5 percent as bond yields fell and after Canada's financial watchdog said it will review business practices at federally regulated institutions following allegations they sold products to consumers without obtaining their consent.
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While I appreciate that the tone of the conversations about the commission has focused on addressing the opioid epidemic from a public health perspective -- as opposed to concentrating solely on a criminal justice response -- I worry this delay will cause us to lose ground while community members die at skyrocketing rates.
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Trump likes to blame the Obama administration for the rise of ISIS and take credit for that group's decline, though ISIS began its rise during the administration of George W. Bush and started to lose ground militarily thanks largely to the Obama administration's support of Kurds fighting the terror group.
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One of the government's main worries, laid out in a March 5 letter, was that Broadcom would reduce Qualcomm's spending on research and development, causing Qualcomm to lose ground in the race to develop important new technologies like 5G, which is designed to make wireless networks faster and more reliable.
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He plays ball, and I suspect this is the art of playing ball," Ickes said: If it gets down to a deadlocked convention, and party leaders come to him and say, "Paul, we are going to go down in flames, we are going to lose the Senate and lose ground in the House.
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The future doesn't sound too promising for the industry in general due in part to the price of oil; as far as the industry is concerned, the belief is that the high-cost operations will lose ground or shut down completely, but there will always be oil produced due to the mobility of the product.
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Similarly, other standardized achievement tests conducted by the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement found that, while there were no differences between boys and girls in fourth grade on mathematics and science tests, the girls continued to lose ground after fourth grade and throughout high school on exams testing mathematical and science ability.
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WASHINGTON — The Endangered Species Act, which for 45 years has safeguarded fragile wildlife while blocking ranching, logging and oil drilling on protected habitats, is coming under attack from lawmakers, the White House and industry on a scale not seen in decades, driven partly by fears that the Republicans will lose ground in November's midterm elections.
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Simon Rosenberg, president of NDN, formerly the New Democrat Network, a pro-Democratic think tank, wrote, "In All Important Florida, Democrats Lose Ground With Hispanic Voters" a month after the 2125 election: In an election where Democrats had one of their best years ever with Hispanic voters across the country, Florida Democrats saw their Hispanic numbers decline.
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During one meeting in the White House Situation Room at the end of the Obama administration, with C.I.A.-backed rebels continuing to lose ground in the face of withering Russian air bombing, Mr. Brennan pressed the case that the United States continue to back the effort to topple Mr. Assad, according to one person who attended the meeting.
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During the hearing, Matthew Goodman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies emphasized in his testimony that the 11 other members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership are now engaged in 27 separate trade negotiations with our competitors – but without the U.S. In short, we lose ground by standing still, and we have already begun to lose out.
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This cycle, Democrats would be wise to make a similar argument about the economy under Trump: that the corruption of this administration, combined with the regressive impact of the GOP's $1.5 trillion tax cut bill, have doubled down on a system built for the interests of a small group of extremely wealthy people—and that's causing everyone else to lose ground.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 300 closes up 0.5 pct * Insurers gain on positive broker comments * Mining stocks fall as metals prices lose ground * Portuguese banks BPI and Millennium BCP also fall By Atul Prakash LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - European stock markets rose on Tuesday, as stronger insurance shares offset weaker commodity-linked stocks, which fell in tandem with lower metals and oil prices.
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When voters are given the option of supporting third-party candidates, Clinton and Trump both lose ground, with 2900 percent saying they would support Libertarian Party nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and 220006 percent backing Jill Stein of the Green Party.
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However, U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 22019K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE and Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossTrump administration delays penalty on Huawei for another 90 days WaPo calls Trump admin 'another threat' to endangered species Recession fears surge as stock markets plunge MORE can brilliantly negotiate trade agreements, and vigorously crack down on trade cheating, but still lose ground on trade deficits if the Treasury Department refuses to tackle a key, ongoing problem — an overvalued dollar that makes U.S. goods and services more expensive for foreign buyers.
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