Clinton to make gains among these groups is fairly limited.
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The policy could help them make gains on the securities.
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Mr Sánchez's team reckons it will make gains in November.
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U.S. stocks struggled to make gains while Europe closed in green.
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The reductions come as the service looks to make gains elsewhere.
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He failed to make gains in the polls and with donors.
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The two opposition parties had hoped to make gains in the vote.
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Health Care was another sector to make gains by the mid-afternoon.
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The Hill: Trump's 2016 team sounds the alarm as Democrats make gains.
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Throughout the twentieth century, corporations continued to make gains in the courts.
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That may have helped him make gains over the last six months.
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The Scottish National Party are forecast to make gains, winning 41 seats.
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Lyft, no doubt, is also hoping to make gains from Uber's recent losses.
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What's the best music to listen to while you try to make gains?
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Airlines were struggling to make gains after Thomas Cook announced a profit warning.
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Democrats are likely to make gains that could halt the GOP establishment agenda.
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In general, Democrats are well-positioned to make gains down-ballot in 2018.
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When it comes to state politics, though, it's Republicans who hope to make gains.
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Populists will make gains at elections and continue to insinuate themselves into the mainstream.
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Ahead of last year's general election, the Welsh Conservatives were expected to make gains.
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Democrats are poised to make gains on Capitol Hill and could retake the Senate.
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U.S. stocks attempted to make gains on Wednesday, following a recovery in oil prices.
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Multinational exporting companies on the index tend to make gains when the pound falls.
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She could make gains after winning the nomination, much as Mr. Trump already has.
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To win, Mr. Trump will need to make gains among white working-class voters.
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Biden is expected to make gains from Klobuchar's and others' supporters, CBS News noted.
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All parties are aiming to make gains in and around Toronto in the election.
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Google says these disproportionate attrition rates have hurt its ability to make gains in representation.
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In February, the bubble burst and cryptocurrency prices have struggled to make gains ever since.
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Nevertheless, the California Republican expressed confidence that the GOP could make gains in November's election.
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The rouble and stocks suffered sharp losses before rebounding to make gains amid the uncertainty.
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The party did make gains with Hispanics in the state thanks to the policies of Gov.
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How to make gains Why does this new research primarily focus on black and white women?
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Labour, while expecting to make gains overall, could still lose ground in a few key places.
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So where is Mr. Trump supposed to make gains among white working-class voters in Georgia?
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With the dollar index slipping 29.0033 percent, even non-commodity related currencies were able to make gains.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Wall Street indexes struggled to make gains amid tech stocks falling.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Wall Street stocks struggled to make gains amid tech shares drop.
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Tuesday's primary results in states other than Ohio give Democrats hope they will make gains in November.
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The far-right populists will almost certainly make gains in the European Parliament in the upcoming elections.
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Georgia has long voted for Republicans, though Democrats have hoped to make gains there in recent years.
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And paying out money to hold regulators at bay is significantly cheaper than allowing competition to make gains.
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With the dollar continuing to make gains on other major currencies, revenue growth could take a slight hit.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Wall Street stocks struggle to make gains amid the geopolitical tensions.
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Most opinion polls indicate the DUP will remain the largest party, but that Sinn Fein may make gains.
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The Syrian army said the "terrorists" had failed to make gains and its troops had inflicted many casualties.
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Democrats aligned with the Vermont senator have failed to make gains even in deep blue states like California.
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Democrats will likely have to run the table and make gains in Republican territory to win the majority.
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There is still an opening, however, for Kasich and Cruz to make gains on Trump, the poll found.
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The party is expected to make gains across Russia this year given the sullen mood over the economy.
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The inner ring Columbus suburbs are the kinds of places where Democrats expect to make gains this cycle.
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Then again, the Arctic presents a huge strategic opportunity for Mr. Putin to make gains against the West.
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Democrats can be expected to continue to make gains in upscale districts, especially those that voted for Clinton.
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As the region has been troubled by turmoil, the Kurds have steadily capitalized on chaos to make gains.
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We've already seen a service like Lyft make gains on Uber by promoting a better deal for drivers.
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Use that strength to make gains in chosen areas around the world, including in the long challenge from China.
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The opposition had hoped to make gains in the Senate, which has been the center of oversight and resistance.
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That was the only way, he said, to make gains, like the recovery of land seized from their ancestors.
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Health-care giant Johnson & Johnson has struggled to make gains this year, now down nearly 12 percent since January.
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Beyond that, the United States has continued other sanctions, making it still harder for Mr. Rouhani to make gains.
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Separate data released earlier on Friday showed the Canadian labor market continued to make gains in July, adding 10,900 jobs.
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Stocks that are caught in the crosshairs of the trade war were able to make gains during the trade day.
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By mid-afternoon, the pan-European Stoxx 600 closed provisionally 0.2 percent lower with most sectors struggling to make gains.
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There are just seven seats currently held by Democrats where Republicans look to have a chance to actually make gains.
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Low unemployment is allowing workers to make gains, Brainard said, and the Fed does not want to interfere with that.
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Historically the stock increases 4 percent immediately following a report and continues to make gains for the next 30 days.
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Our live blog is tracking market reaction as Wall Street struggled to make gains amid investors eyeing Friday's jobs data.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Wall Street stocks struggled to make gains amid Trump firing FBI Director James Comey.
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Congressman Ben Ray Lujan from New Mexico has positioned the committee to make gains with Democrats and Latinos in Congress.
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Far-right, anti-immigrant parties have seized on the crisis to make gains, most recently in regional elections in Germany.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Wall Street stocks struggled to make gains as tech stocks come under pressure.
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But it's difficult, if not impossible, to make gains with groups that see you as a danger to their futures.
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And if you don't get that difference, you don't get why the former has to organize collectively to make gains.
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However, history -- and recent national polling -- shows Democrats are poised to make gains in the House during the November elections.
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Sweden's election on September 9th, at which the hard-right Sweden Democrats will make gains, may prompt a similarly simplistic take.
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So arbitrageurs can make gains by buying stocks that will soon qualify for the index and selling those they will replace.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as U.S. stocks struggle to make gains amid investors eyeing nonfarm payrolls data on Friday.
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Evangelical parties, which have a loyal base of supporters, could make gains, says Filipe Gruppelli Carvalho of Eurasia Group, a consultancy.
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The company said that subscriptions are up 75% since last year, as it continues to make gains on Spotify and Pandora.
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In China, however, red is auspicious and so is the colour for stocks that make gains; green is for the losers.
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Amid this upheaval, some have come to believe that when minorities, immigrants and women make gains, it pushes them further behind.
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He said the interest rates are stabilizing this quarter and economic growth is improving, and stocks can continue to make gains.
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Whether there are elections or not next year, the far-right is poised to possibly make gains in many other countries.
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We worked on it pretty hard all day, and to make gains like we did through the day is a positive.
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Predictions that the far-right, anti-Western People's Party could make gains were not borne out as it won under 8%.
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However, it's in these times that you're actually more likely to make gains, since you'll buy more shares at a lower price.
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Firefighters have also been able to make gains in the Rye Fire, which has so far burned 6,048 acres in Santa Clarita.
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They look likely to continue—galvanising public-sector workers in states where Democrats hope to make gains in this autumn's midterm elections.
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Populist parties in Europe are polling well ahead of the vote and the anti-immigration Lega party is excepted to make gains.
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Both failed to make gains in that year's general election, splitting the anti-LDP vote and leaving Abe more powerful than ever.
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In Virginia, Republican Denver Riggleman was projected to defeat Democrat Leslie Cockburn in another race where Democrats had hoped to make gains.
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Despite struggling to make gains for the year, shares of Delta are still up nearly 17 percent in the last 12 months.
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He contended that Republicans will make gains in the Senate and House, allowing them to pass "great legislation" in the next Congress.
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Even if it were, they'd still need all those guys to make gains on one side of the floor or the other.
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But equities failed to make gains, as weak Chinese producer prices data dampened the mood, and U.S. stocks were seen opening lower.
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Some feared that all-out acrimony would undermine their causes and allow a more moderate Democrat to make gains at their expense.
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And if Democrats make gains in the House as well (likely), the Republicans who remain will represent more, not less, pro-Trump places.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Wall Street stocks struggled to make gains amid investors digesting minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Our live blog followed market reaction as Wall Street struggled to make gains but shares in Microsoft were up more than 4 percent.
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Our live blog followed reaction as U.S. stock indices struggled to make gains amid investors analyzing ADP data ahead of Friday's nonfarm numbers.
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Of course, the picture is completely different if Democrats make gains in November but the GOP continues to hold at least the House.
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"As existing home inventory remains tight, we can expect new homes sales to continue to make gains in the months ahead," Dietz said.
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In the past month, financials have struggled to make gains, down nearly 5 percent and the worst-performing sector in the S&P.
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The party is also starting to make gains in Pennsylvania, a state that became promising for Democrats' majority hopes after court-ordered redistricting.
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The question for both parties is whether Republicans can continue to hold pace or make gains with Hispanic voters in Florida going forward.
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For the first time in more than a decade, Democrats will be seeking to make gains while a Republican occupies the White House.
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Only in the last month has its fledgling army begun to make gains against the militants and organize to take back lost territory.
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But global stocks failed to make gains, as weak Chinese producer prices data dampened the mood, and U.S. shares were seen opening lower.
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Polls show Smer is still the most popular party but its support is sliding as anti-system and far-right parties make gains.
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Quebec happens to be the one populous region where the Liberals might not only hold onto huge numbers, but potentially even make gains.
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As the rebels continued to make gains throughout the summer, the Russians seemed to worry that Assad's hold over Syria was at risk.
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However Worth's charting illustrates that despite the outperformance, McDonald's has failed to make gains relative to the broader market since its peak in 2011.
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Bruegel anticipated Frankfurt would be the big winners from banks moving out of London with Amsterdam, Dublin and Paris all poised to make gains.
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And it's the DNC that will help determine whether Democrats can in fact make gains in the 2018 midterms against President Trump's Republican Party.
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The Conservative Party will try to make gains among Labour seats in northern England and the Midlands, where people voted in favor of Brexit.
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If you're someone trying to "make gains," as they say, you can find lots of strength training tips and tricks hiding right on Reddit.
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Maduro, who said the country had been slow to make gains in reducing residential consumption, ruled out raising electricity prices for the time being.
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Broadly, Republicans are looking to make gains by winning some House seats in Minnesota, while Democrats are targeting House races in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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But even if he wins in Oklahoma and Vermont, it won't be enough for him to make gains in the hunt for the nomination.
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There's also Italy that may have an early general election this fall, and there is concern the antiestablishment Five Star party could make gains.
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Russia's rouble struggled to make gains on the day thanks to lower oil prices but was on track for its second month of gains.
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November 19, 2018 As firefighters make gains in containing California's deadly wildfires, U.S. President Donald Trump joins two California governors in surveying the damage.
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Before the vote, government loyalists held all but three governorships, but observers had said there was a chance for the opposition to make gains.
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Democratic pollster Anna Greenberg said on Monday that Democrats are poised to make gains in gubernatorial and state-wide races in November's midterm elections.
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As both the AfD and the Greens make gains in Bavaria, it's clear the refugee crisis galvanized voters—just not always in predictable ways.
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Even if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency and Democrats make gains in the Senate, it may be spring before a new justice is confirmed.
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The comments came as stocks attempted to make gains Thursday and Friday, after the worst three-week losing streak for all three major averages.
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Unless he pivots away, he can't make gains with non-white voters and white voters who don't want to be associated with his racism.
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In December, it seemed plausible that Democrats would make gains – the opposition party often grows in the first midterm elections of a new presidency.
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And Democrats failed to make gains in Florida, where winning the governor's office would have given them a seat at the table in redistricting.
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The Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL), a smaller, more ideologically oriented party, did make gains in the 2018 elections but is still numerically small.
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Firmly pro-Europe parties like the Liberal Democrats, the Greens and the newly formed group Change UK are expected to make gains on Thursday.
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Even as Republicans make gains with blue-collar voters, they face considerable headwinds in the suburbs, where voters recoil at Mr. Trump's incendiary style.
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In the local elections, right-wing parties are expected by pollsters and politicians consulted by Reuters to make gains, especially in important swing districts.
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A weaker dollar also allowed other emerging market currencies to make gains, with South Africa's rand firming 216.35 percent ahead of manufacturing production data.
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The Gulf countries had struggled to make gains against the Houthi-Saleh alliance despite thousands of air strikes backed by Western arms and intelligence.
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"Despite counterterrorism pressure that's largely decimated the core leadership in Afghanistan and Pakistan, Al Qaida affiliates are positioned to make gains in 2016," Clapper said.
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That goal may be more difficult to reach because some of the easiest places to make gains, in industry for example, have already been tapped.
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The next five years saw Dell make gains in cloud computing and the enterprise, and the company's gaming PC division is also a strong performer.
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Many younger parents are pickier about what they feed their children today, as organic, vegan and gluten-free foods make gains at the grocery store.
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Italy's anti-immigrant Northern League, whose leader Matteo Salvini often gives fiery speeches against migrants, is expected to make gains in national elections next year.
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Analyst Karlyn Bowman said Wednesday that while Democrats stand to make gains in House races, they will likely struggle in gubernatorial races across the country.
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Races in Nevada and Arizona, two other states where Democrats had hoped to make gains, remain tight, but Republicans feel more confident about their candidates.
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Labour, which rejects May's vision of Brexit but still supports leaving the bloc, are expected to make gains, as are the anti-Brexit Liberal Democrats.
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Donald Trump, who has broken God's commandment regarding false witness thousands of times, can attend the annual prayer breakfast and make gains in both realms.
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Tesla posted a narrower-than-expected loss on Wednesday as the electric car maker spent heavily to make gains in Model 3 production in April.
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Rutte will struggle to form a coalition, while his bete noir Geert Wilders, despite failing to match his own over-egged expectations, did actually make gains.
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If Democrats win those races and make gains in state legislatures at the same time, then Medicaid expansion could become a real option in those states.
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But since his election, Republicans have lost every statewide contest on the ballot in those states and have nervously watched Democrats make gains in suburban districts.
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HP is moving toward more premium products, including hybrids and gaming, that could drive it to make gains as the PC market is revived, Suva wrote.
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The controversy has followed DeVos into office, making her a prime target for Democrats as they seek to make gains in the 2628 and 28500 elections.
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Within 14 hours on August 24, Turkish-backed Syrian rebels recaptured the border town of Jarabulus from IS and continued to make gains in villages nearby.
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I think if the rush instead of tech and investing is we make gains in health care over the long term, not over the short term.
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Barring unforeseen events, Democrats in the region will make gains at every level on Election Day, from statewide contests to House elections to state legislative seats.
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Azerbaijan has long exploited unrest in Armenia to try to make gains in the conflict, which may be one reason Mr. Sargsyan acted swiftly, analysts said.
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"As existing home inventory remains tight, we can expect new homes sales to continue to make gains in the months ahead," Dietz said. http://bit.ly/2izgSAO.
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This case might lead to redrawing the congressional map before the midterms in a way more friendly to Democrats' efforts to make gains in the House.
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Politico reports that state Republicans are eyeing the scandal as an opportunity to make gains in statewide races after several years of "leftward drift" in Virginia.
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It hopes to make gains on these issues during the lame-duck session of Congress over the next two months in order to build momentum for 2019.
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Related: What America's Prisoners Think of Donald Trump The private prison industry is, however, near certain to make gains in its immigrant detention system, according to Deitch.
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The funds could be used in midterm battles of 2018 — when Democrats will be seeking to make gains in Congress with a Republican in the White House.
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Yet could be positioned to make gains amid U.S. and Chinese tech clashes — which in turn risk making major platform pieces feel a whole lot less stable.
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The company reported a narrower-than-expected loss on Wednesday, and the electric car maker has been burning through cash to make gains in Model 3 production.
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There's a lot of room for Republicans to make gains in Pennsylvania, and I'd note that Trump did very well in these same areas in the primaries.
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It is widely expected that Democrats will make gains in the 2501 midterms, and that Trump himself will face an extremely tough re-election battle in 24.
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Because there are fewer delegates available as the race progresses, Sanders needs to make gains earlier on in the primary in order to build up his support.
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As coalition forces slowly make gains in liberating Mosul from ISIS control, another campaign to finally oust the terror group's forces is taking place in Raqqa, Syria.
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Given all this, one would have imagined the environment for Democrats to make gains among Hispanics was present in Florida this year, gains which were made elsewhere.
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We asked analysts what&aposs ahead for Microsoft in 2020 – and they predict the company&aposs momentum will help it make gains in the cloud and beyond.
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On the other hand, a Democratic president who could make gains in the midterm might have a real chance to build out a full progressive agenda over time.
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Trump is trying to make gains with African-American and Latino voters by routinely arguing that he would be better than Clinton for the longtime Democratic-leaning groups.
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Meanwhile, the Pentagon said Thursday that forces aligned to the GNA continue to make gains against ISIS in its former stronghold in the coastal city of Sirte, Libya.
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THOMAS ROBERTSONOxford Britain's Liberal Democrats can't make gains if we fail to distinguish ourselves from the "sensible" factions of the Labour Party ("Hope for the hopeless", March 23rd).
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The exit polls from Tuesday's election help explain why -- and could provide Democrats with a potential roadmap in 2018 when the party hopes to make gains in Congress.
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Republicans know they want to hold the House and make gains in the Senate, and "they see tax reform as the primary vehicle to do that," O'Connell said.
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Syrian opposition official Monzer Makhous accused the government of displacing thousands from al-Waer in order to make gains both on the ground and in the political process.
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Caputova's success has given a dose of optimism to Europe's liberal camp ahead of the May elections, where eurosceptic parties are expected to make gains around the continent.
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But there are also opportunities for the Conservatives, who hope to make gains in smaller urban centers that largely supported the exit from the European Union that Mrs.
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"Our priority is holding the blue line in the United States Senate," said Van Hollen, who said his job is to protect incumbents while seeking to make gains.
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The "solid red" and "solid blue" states where Mr. Trump failed to make gains include a clear majority of the country's Electoral College votes, population and actual votes.
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And if distributors aren't willing to gamble on them at even the festival level, what chance is there for women filmmakers to make gains in the broader film industry?
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Interestingly, however women did make gains in less stable positions such as contributors (13% in 2016 to 40% in 2018) and freelancers (25% in 2016 to 20% in 2018).
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"It's a challenge if Beto is not able to make gains with Hispanic voters, and it's a challenge for any Democrat," said Emmy Ruiz, a Democratic strategist from Texas.
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The party is now the third biggest in the German parliament and the official opposition, and is expected to make gains in autumn elections in three eastern German states.
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But the hurdle was set low: the fund had to make gains of more than the euro interbank lending rate – which has been below 20.8928 percent for 17 months.
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The Democratic share of the working-class white voter there is lower than in any other battleground, so maybe there's less of an opportunity for Trump to make gains.
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There's more room for him to make gains among white working-class voters than many assumed — enough to win without making gains among nonwhite or college-educated white voters.
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Forget for a moment how much the Republicans would like to make gains among Hispanic voters and think instead about how much room they have to fall in Florida.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson&aposs Conservative Party is leading the polls, ahead of Jeremy Corbyn&aposs Labour Party, with Jo Swinson&aposs Liberal Democrats also set to make gains.
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He makes his debut on the ballots of 14 states during Super Tuesday, March 3 where he hopes to make gains and gather momentum to face off against Trump.
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Republicans and Democrats will face off a few more times in special elections this year, following a special election schedule that has seen Democrats make gains in Republican districts.
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"I don't know if she'll be able to win an election," said Mr. Lowenberg-DeBoer, a Democrat who said he was concerned Republicans could make gains here next year.
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Republicans are facing a competitive midterm election cycle, in a year when Democrats are gunning to retake control of the House and even possibly make gains in the Senate.
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One big problem for House Democrats they don't want to talk about is that it's a lot harder to make gains in Congress when your party holds the White House.
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In the liberal bastion of California, Sanders-tied candidates failed to make gains in both a congressional special election and the fight over who would lead the state's Democratic Party.
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Democratic women candidates backed by groups such as Emerge America continued to make gains in the 21625 elections, closing the gender gap in a number of state and local governments.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended 0.1 percent lower, having enjoyed its strongest day in three weeks on Friday as the euro fell, helping dollar-earning firms make gains.
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About two-thirds of the stocks on the main board declined but about 30 percent managed to make gains, with small-cap shares dipping just 0.5 percent, outperforming larger shares.
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Inclusive fiscally prudent policies and cutting the capital gains rate also allowed the Democratic Party to make gains in the 1998 midterm election, even as talks of impeachment were escalating.
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While some have suggested that Mr. Cruz could make gains among deeply conservative voters in the Florida Panhandle, the region appears to be an area of strength for Mr. Trump.
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The Democrats will almost certainly make gains in the House — Cook Political Report predicts Democrats will gain between 25 and 40 seats, enough to win back control of the chamber.
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Western officials say both the Taliban and government forces are trying to make gains on the battlefield to shore up their positions if negotiations to end the war take place.
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Meanwhile, the professional, scientific and technical sector, which has seen the second-largest growth in employment since the start of this year, continued to make gains, rising 0.7% in August.
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Many of the remaining GOP-held seats CNN rates as toss-ups will test the Democrats' ability to make gains on Trump's strongest ground: mostly white, heavily blue-collar areas.
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"And given how high Donald Trump's unfavorables are with women voters, both Republican and Democrat, there is clearly an opportunity to make gains among those voters as well," she said.
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Democrats think they have a chance of winning back the House and are growing more confident that they can perhaps even make gains in the Senate despite an unfavorable map.
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Their hope was to make gains in 2016, minimize losses in 2018, and then make a big push to win state legislatures in 2020 in order to control the redistricting process.
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He became the party's leader in May 2015 promising to take Quebec out of Canada and make it a country but he struggled to make gains against the ruling provincial Liberals.
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Democrats are hoping that discontent among voters with Trump's policies, including on immigration, will help the party make gains in Congress and flip control to Democrats in at least one chamber.
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As far as the battle for Congress, Democrats have no chance to make gains here because they already control all five House seats and the one Senate seat on the ballot.
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But this trade-off is not nearly as favorable for Mr. Trump in the states where there is much less room for him to make gains among white working-class voters.
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Most of his support so far has come from white voters, and he has struggled to make gains among African Americans, who make up an influential bloc of the Democratic electorate.
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Democrats make gains in suburbs When Democrats set out to reclaim a House majority, they knew their path would take them through suburban districts in states like Virginia, Pennsylvania and Minnesota.
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Gold eased ahead of a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, with the possibility of an interest rate hike later in March helping the dollar make gains this week.
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In other words, they were the type of candidates who should run for Congress in 2018, if Democrats hope to make gains enough to put the brakes on Mr. Trump's agenda.
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As the Islamic State licks its wounds following the disintegration of its Middle Eastern "caliphate," the terrorist group is increasingly looking to make gains in other vulnerable parts of the world.
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Washington (CNN)Republican senators differed Wednesday on what lessons to take from Tuesday's election results that saw Democrats make gains in Kentucky and Virginia while making a strong showing in Mississippi.
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That helped emerging stocks and some currencies make gains, although the Turkish lira and Russian rouble remained under pressure as investors eyed threats stemming from their deteriorating relations with the United States.
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"If Bitcoin cannot make gains in such favourable circumstances, then it is unlikely to prosper as and when these issues are resolved," Juniper researcher Windsor Holden said in the study published Tuesday.
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If Democrats make gains consistent with that history, they will be right on the edge of re-taking the House; the party needs a 24-seat gain for the majority in 2018.
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John Kenneth Galbraith, the Depression-era economist, coined the idea of the bezzle — an inventory of undiscovered shenanigans that builds up during boom times as investors make gains and ask few questions.
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It's hard to avoid the impression that while Americans are understandably focused on what's happening at home, the rest of the world is moving fast to make gains on the distracted superpower.
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Democrats are eager to make gains in the Senate in 2020 after a tough electoral map in last year's midterm elections, and Republicans like Gardner and Collins are among their top targets.
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Northam's press conference did not appear to help make gains in his quest to dig himself out of the mountain of resignation calls from politicians, advocacy groups, including the NAACP, and others.
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But Democrats, energized by opposition to Trump, are seeking to make gains in Republican-held districts across the country in the midterm elections in an effort to win control of the House.
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It is also hiring up in Michigan and Minnesota to help make gains in state legislatures and in Texas and Florida, two states Democrats hope to flip in the 2020 general election.
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With the House expected to fall to Democrats and Republicans expected to keep and possibly even make gains in the Senate, sweeping 2020 projections will be tricky to make after these midterms.
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It is part of a larger struggle over Europe's future, as Brexit and Hungary's Viktor Orban, a PiS ally, shake up the European Union and right-wing parties make gains across the continent.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's party is set for further losses in regional elections in the capital Berlin on Sunday, with the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party expected to make gains.
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The 5-Star Movement looked set to take charge of Rome following municipal elections on Sunday that saw it make gains in other Italian cities and pile pressure on Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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Israel has denied that protests are peaceful and claims that soldiers are forced to fire into the crowd because the terrorist group Hamas is using the crowds to make gains on the border.
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They represent a small fraction of the 23 House seats that Democrats need to reclaim control, but in a year when Democrats were already expected to make gains, their fates could prove crucial.
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As renewable energy and energy efficiency continue to make gains among cost-conscious consumers, more companies are looking at ways to give customers better ways to manage the electricity coming into their homes.
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The Syrian army's campaign is taking place as U.S.-backed forces separately advance against IS militants around Manbij near the Turkish border further northwest and make gains in the countryside north of Raqqa city.
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Obama said earlier Friday that it was likely that as the anti-ISIS coalition continued to make gains against the terrorist group, the organization would try to conduct more attacks outside the Middle East.
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That reality, coupled with the fact that political tribalism is on the rise, means that there are just far fewer chances for Democrats to make gains than there were a decade or two ago.
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Against expectations, Rajoy's center-right People's Party (PP) was the only one to make gains in another hung parliament as voters flocked back to mainstream parties and abandoned newcomers that did well in December.
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Riding a wave of public fury over corruption, liberal lawyer Zuzana Caputova won Slovakia's presidential election on Saturday, bucking a trend that has seen populist, anti-European Union politicians make gains across the continent.
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He faces the difficult task of forming a Cabinet in the aftermath of a parliamentary election that saw political opposition Hezbollah make gains, and his own bloc lose nearly a third of its seats.
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Attacks on Girls' Schools on the Rise as Taliban Make Gains Two school bombings last month in Afghanistan renewed fears of a return to repression should the Taliban become part of a future government.
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Attacks on Girls' Schools on the Rise as Taliban Make Gains: Two school bombings last month in Afghanistan renewed fears of a return to repression should the Taliban become part of a future government.
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A strong open on Wall Street amid expectations of blockbuster sales on the largest online shopping day of the year combined with a rebound in oil prices also helped indexes make gains across the board.
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A strong open on Wall Street amid expectations of blockbuster sales on the largest online shopping day of the year combined with a rebound in oil prices also helped indexes make gains across the board.
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"If Bitcoin cannot make gains in such favourable circumstances, then it is unlikely to prosper as and when these issues are resolved," U.K.-based Juniper researcher Windsor Holden said in a new study published Tuesday.
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Guterres' first visit as secretary general comes as the Afghan government faces internal turmoil, insurgents make gains nationwide and the international military coalition mulls plans to send thousands more troops to help struggling Afghan forces.
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The initial plan does not include a specific emphasis on the Senate, which will be harder for the Democrats to make gains in thanks to an unfriendly map that has the party mostly playing defense.
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KABUL (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis arrived in Afghanistan on Monday as President Donald Trump's administration looks to construct its strategy for the war-torn country, where resurgent Taliban militants continue to make gains.
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It's another state that I think would quickly become competitive if Trump could make gains nationally, but, right now, he's bleeding too much support among well-educated whites to be close in the current polls.
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The district, which stretches from the Miami suburbs down to Key West, is the kind of area that Democrats are hoping to make gains in this year – diverse with a large number of suburban voters.
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Now, the conventional wisdom for this election has generally been that Clinton can afford to lose white voters badly to Trump, so long as he fails to make gains among Hispanic and other nonwhite voters.
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For example, the late Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens disputed a memo arguing that the Libyan branch of the Muslim Brotherhood was about to make gains in parliamentary elections, when it in fact fared quite poorly.
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There are 21 "Obama-Trump" districts in play in the 2018 midterms, and FiveThirtyEight's breakdown of who's leading in these competitive races shows Republicans could make gains in Minnesota and keep key seats in New York.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A wave of optimism about the resilience of the global economy helped European shares make gains despite the escalation of the U.S.-China trade dispute and renewed divisions in the British government around Brexit.
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And although charters have not thrived in every city (see map), where they have worked, as in Washington, DC and New York, pupils can make gains worth almost 100 days of extra learning in a year.
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In these areas, where the Labour Party is strong, the Conservatives need to make gains — and Mr. Farage's Brexit Party gives traditional Labour voters who want to leave the European Union an alternative to the Tories.
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As November unfolds, stocks should continue to make gains in one of the best months of the year for the market, and it's very likely the Dow will soon join other indexes in setting new highs.
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Rebels who previously struggled to make gains against Islamic State in the area and had been fending off advances in recent weeks by Kurdish-led fighters mobilised several thousand fighters for the attack, rebel sources said.
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On top of this, Apple's refusal to create a cheap iPhone that could be targeted at people in emerging markets means it has missed out on a key audience and allowed its rivals to make gains.
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Al Qaeda affiliates, most notably the one in Yemen known as Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, have proven resilient and are positioned to make gains this year despite pressure from Western counterterrorism operations, Clapper said.
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She told Business Insider: "There are plenty of places in London and across the country where we have previously had great Liberal Democrat MPs and where I am sure we will be able to make gains."
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In pockets of the real world, bioethicists, philosophers, futurists, and transhumanists are contemplating in a serious manner what it might mean for animals to make gains in intelligence, whether through deliberate human intervention or by accident.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Riding a wave of public fury over corruption, liberal lawyer Zuzana Caputova won Slovakia's presidential election on Saturday, bucking a trend that has seen populist, anti-European Union politicians make gains across the continent.
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Those arguments and the damage Trump's trade wars have caused helped Democrats sweep the governors' and Senate races in the three most important swing states — Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania — and make gains elsewhere in the Midwest.
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While Saudi Arabia struggles to make gains in Yemen, Emirati-led troops earlier this year marched into Mokha port and are setting their sights on Hodeidah, Yemen's largest port and the last major one outside Emirati control.
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With midterms on the horizon and Republicans struggling to make gains with voters despite a robust economy, the GOP is now trying to turn voters against their opposition by painting them as dangerous, reports the LA Times.
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Minority parties make gains The Coalition had won about 70 seats late on Saturday night, with between six and seven yet to be determined, as both major parties lacked the 76 needed to form a majority government.
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During the fighting, rockets were launched after Kurdish YPG units were able to make gains from Sheikh Maqsoud and disrupt the Castello highway, the main route for civilians and rebels into rebel-held parts of the city.
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In Chile's local elections for mayors and councilors, the right is set to make gains against President Michelle Bachelet's center-left governing coalition, potentially providing conservatives with a boost going into next year's presidential and parliamentary elections.
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Now its three larger mobile competitors—Spain's Telefónica; América Móvil, belonging to Carlos Slim, a Mexican billionaire; and TIM Participações—are poised to make gains at Oi's expense, as the firm goes through Brazil's complicated bankruptcy process.
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A recent memo from the Congressional Leadership Fund, the super PAC aligned with House GOP leadership, detailed a strategy for how Republicans can make gains in suburban House districts by leaning heavily on an anti-socialism message.
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This Orange County district is prime territory for Democrats to make gains in November, but they've failed to get behind a single candidate, and it could result in Democrats getting shut out of the general election altogether.
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Tuesday's ruling could hit support for Dlamini-Zuma, a former health and foreign affairs minister, and allow her likely rival, Vice-President Cyril Ramaphosa, a trade unionist-turned-business tycoon, to make gains in the province, analysts said.
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The Michigan governorship is a top target for the Democratic Party, which is eager to make gains in the Midwest, where Republicans have dominated state governments and which helped President Donald Trump take the White House in 2016.
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Cruz is attempting to exploit a new issue — the fate of the Supreme Court vacancy left behind by the sudden passing of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia — to make gains in advance of this weekend's South Carolina Republican primary.
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Mr. Obama's impassioned plea came just 11 days before November's midterm elections, in a state where Democrats are hoping to hold a Senate seat, make gains in Republican-held House districts and defeat the Republican governor, Scott Walker.
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This Orange County district is prime territory for Democrats to make gains in November, but they've failed to get behind a single candidate, and it could result in Democrats getting shut out of the general election all together.
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"Even if the environment becomes increasingly favorable for Democrats, recruiting shortfalls in a some suburban districts held by the GOP — the best territory for Democrats to make gains now — could limit their ability to take advantage," he said.
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And as marijuana legalization continues to make gains, we&aposll see even more dispensaries looking to fill budtender, administrative, marketing, and various other roles — so your opportunity to get into the industry might be right around the corner.
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Some were even hopeful that Ms. Farley's background as a city-dwelling, female, outsider candidate could help her make gains outside of traditional Republican strongholds, even if her ties to the president might be received more coolly downstate.
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According to Bespoke, the dollar on average has continued to make gains in the one month and three month periods after it closes above the 210-day, if it has been trading below that level for an extended time.
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Alixandria Lapp, a Democratic strategist who leads a "super PAC" focused on House races, told the group that the Bergen County, N.J., seat held by Representative Scott Garrett was the kind of Republican district where Democrats could make gains.
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With Germany's anti-immigration Alternative for Germany set to make gains in regional elections across the country's east in the autumn, the foundation is preparing to take similar steps, said Selmin Caliskan, a director in its new Berlin office.
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But in a large field of candidates, the caucuses could end up being a major strategic advantage for Democrats looking to make gains without a lot of name recognition — that is, if there are no more issues delivering results.
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But many white Americans, especially those in rural and Rust Belt areas hit hard by globalization, see identity politics as a zero-sum game, one in which they will lose out more and more as minority groups make gains.
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Technology has entered a new era where the most powerful companies will continue to make gains more and more quickly — and most founders and investors don't fully understand the implications, according to Sam Altman, president of Y Combinator's parent company.
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Vicente Fox: I'll have lunch with Donald Trump if he apologizes But despite warnings that Trump's harsh rhetoric on immigration and divisive proposals will disqualify him with Latinos, the Fox News Latino polls suggests it's possible for Trump to make gains.
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A stress test of investment portfolios conducted this past summer by MSCI found that European equities could lose almost a fifth of their value in the next two years if the influence of antiestablishment, populist politics continues to make gains.
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Rebel factions backed by Turkey have also gained ground against the group near the Turkish border - an area where the Syrian army is also trying to make gains, and the U.S.-allied Syria Democratic Forces alliance is also planning an attack.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - British hedge fund manager Crispin Odey said on Friday he could make gains in his flagship fund of around 15 percent from recent lows after a British vote to leave the European Union caused widespread market ructions.
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The Houthis complain that Hadi's forces are trying to exploit the truce to try to make gains on the ground in several provinces, while war planes from the Saudi-led alliance continued to fly over areas held by the group.
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"Some investors in (Asia) are returning from the Lunar New Year break and trying to catch up after seeing the U.S. share markets make gains during their absence," said Kota Hirayama, senior market economist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo.
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LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - A sharp rebound in oil prices helped lift emerging equities towards a two-year high on Thursday and boosted the currencies of oil producers Russia and Kazakhstan, whilst a weaker dollar allowed other currencies to make gains.
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Democrats, who are seeking to maintain control of the House and make gains in the GOP-led Senate, hold a 21625-point lead over Republicans when it comes to support among female voters, 2900 to 220006 percent, the latest poll found.
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Senior rebel commanders said on Wednesday that Russia has sent special forces in recent days to fight alongside Syrian army troops struggling to make gains in a more than two month assault in northwestern Syria to seize the last opposition bastion.
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Which means that if the national environment moves even more strongly toward Democrats in the final weeks of the midterm campaign, the party has the potential to make gains well in excess of the best-guess estimates by independent political handicappers.
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Mr. Sanders in particular is sitting on voters Mr. Biden could use, especially if Ms. Warren continues to make gains with college-educated Democrats — though she increasingly faces competition for those voters from Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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Reporter's Notebook KRAKOW, Poland — Last week, in the sun-bathed, historic city of Krakow, the streets were lined with posters for the right-wing nationalist Law and Justice party, which looks set to make gains in local elections on Sunday.
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The PiS has sought to paint Tusk as an ambitious Eurocrat who failed to protect national interests in the EU. Tusk's speech comes ahead of European Parliament elections at the end of May in which more nationalist groups are expected to make gains.
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RELATED: A visual guide to how populism could shake up Europe Celebrations from the right The result was also lauded by one of Italy's leading right-wing politicians, Matteo Salvini, whose anti-immigrant party will seek to make gains in a general election.
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Steinitz accused Abbas, who has restricted funding for Gaza, of "seeking to make gains on two counts: by encouraging a conflict in which Israel will clobber Hamas and over which he will then be able to clobber Israel on the world stage".
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Tillis is seen as one of the more vulnerable Senate Republicans, with polling indicating an underwater approval rating that's making Democrats hopeful they can make gains in a state former President Obama won in 2008 but Democrats lost in 2012 and 2016.
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The coalition, however, has struggled to make gains, and unhappy with the terms of a peace deal put on the table last year, it launched a string of deadly airstrikes that killed hundreds of civilians, prompting allegations of war crimes from independent monitors.
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Democrats would still have a very real chance to take back the House with a six-point lead on the generic ballot, and there's a tendency for the party out of power to make gains on that ballot as midterm elections approach.
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"We see this as a significantly fumbled opportunity by the Democrats to make gains," said Matt Walter, the president of the Republican State Leadership Committee, adding that the states where Democrats flipped chambers on Tuesday were all states Ms. Clinton won in 2016.
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Quebec holds 78 of the 338 seats in the House of Commons and is crucial to the fortunes of Trudeau's Liberals and his Conservative rivals, who are both looking to make gains in the predominantly French-speaking province in an Oct 21 election.
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"Democrats are sure to make gains in this year's midterm elections, but the monstrous wave that appeared to be building in late 2017 now appears to be more modest," says Barry Burden, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison.
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They clashed in the early months of Trump's presidency over a proposed healthcare revamp, but now get along well, with both wanting to maintain Republican control over the U.S. Senate in the November congressional elections in which Democrats are projected to make gains.
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Republicans were largely able to maintain Trump's gains in Ohio in the 20203 election, but in other key rust belt states he carried in 2016 — Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania — they lost every statewide contest on the ballot and watched Democrats make gains in suburban districts.
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Fox News national poll: Clinton leads Trump by 7 "In the same way President Obama helped build up registration in the African American community and among millennials, Donald Trump is offering new opportunities for Democrats to make gains," said Bill Burton, a former Obama adviser.
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For years, Republicans, with their hands on the levers in state legislatures and governors' mansions, have made it incredibly hard for Democrats to make gains in Congress, redrawing congressional boundaries to favor Republicans and passing laws that make it harder for Americans to vote.
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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)If the Democrats make gains in the midterm elections next week, their lawmakers could assert themselves more aggressively on the foreign policy issues that have defined much of Donald Trump's presidency -- trade, climate change and the Iran deal, to name a few.
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Van Maren thinks the abortion debate in Canada is far from finished and views today's landscape as an opportunity for the pro-life movement to make gains, even as Canada's last hold-out province announced this week it will provide abortions on Prince Edward Island.
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But despite Mr. Biden's success during the last two weeks of primaries, he will need to make gains with some key Sanders constituencies — not only younger liberals but also Latinos across several age brackets — to build the most formidable coalition possible in the fall.
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News analysis: "Despite Mr. Biden's success during the last two weeks of primaries, he will need to make gains with some key Sanders constituencies — not only younger liberals but also Latinos across several age brackets — to build the most formidable coalition possible," our reporters write.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said on Monday he would not seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, but will work to help the party recapture the White House and make gains in state legislatures ahead of the next round of congressional redistricting.
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The scenes that unfolded across the city on Sunday were another brutal illustration of the paradox Iraq faces as its security forces — and the American military, which is training the Iraqi Army and carrying out airstrikes and raids by Special Forces — make gains against the Islamic State.
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Democrats are sure to make gains in November, but it remains to be seen whether it resembles the normal amount of wins that would be expected from an out-party in a midterm election, or whether it will snowball into a thunderous victory like what Republicans delivered in 250.
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His win here was fueled by young voters and liberals, but there were early warning signs for the leftist firebrand: Sanders did not make gains in his backyard compared to 21 and failed to flood the zone with the young people he needs to pull off the "political revolution" he promises.
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Gerry Adams' Sinn Féin, with its left-leaning nationalist platform, is also hoping to make gains mainly at the expense of the Labour party, led by Joan Burton, the outgoing Tánaiste (deputy prime minister), which has suffered in the polls since it agreed to go into coalition with Fine Gael.
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Trump only bested Hillary Clinton by 1.5 percentage points -- a result that fed into Democrats' belief that while Trump had made gains in predominantly white rural and exurban areas, the more highly educated, wealthy, diverse suburbs held more Romney-Clinton voters and presented the party with an opportunity to make gains.
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Though those Blackwater men were just a sliver of the 30,000 or so private Defense Department contractors in the country in 2007, the struggle to make gains in the uphill war in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the legal implications of using private security firms came under fire, similar to today.
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President-elect Donald Trump's policies will be put to the test when he enters office later this month; several elections taking place across Europe this year where Eurosceptic parties could make gains, such as Marine le Pen's National Front party in France; and the U.K. will begin Brexit negotiations with the European Union.
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" Last year, as Alternative für Deutschland, a right-wing political party, threatened to make gains in the German parliamentary elections, Tillmans began another campaign with similar posters, this time in German:"Not loving nationalism"; "Sundays are great: for partying and for voting";"If you don't vote, you're actively supporting the right-wing nationalists.
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If #TaxReform conference weakens #ChildTaxCredit OR reduce corp cut but don't make CTC refundable for working families, going to be problems If Rubio and Lee band together, and if Corker remains a "no" vote — which he seems inclined to do — they have some leverage to make gains on their child tax credit proposal.
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Jackson feels like the most realistic and contemporary take on the male figure in this central relationship — his criticism of Ally for his own shortcomings echoes the conversation currently playing out around (mostly white) male resentment about lost jobs and a feeling that as women make gains in society, men are losing much.
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Thursday, September 13 • Between the anonymous New York Times op-ed everyone is speculating about, Bob Woodward's book Fear, and the upcoming midterm election in which Democrats are predicted to make gains, the mood in the White House is tense and Ivanka Trump is increasingly worried her father will be impeached, Vanity Fair reported.
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Redding Area of detail 2 miles CALIFORNIA 2 miles Redding Area of detail CALIFORNIA Redding Area of detail 2 miles CALIFORNIA By The New York Times | Sources: CAL FIRE, NASA Fire Information for Resource Management System The fire was 5 percent contained, but he estimated that firefighters would make gains on it by Sunday evening.
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All three senate races in the purple states are expected to be close, and with Democrats poised to make gains facing a favorable senate election map, control of the body -- a crucial potential bulwark against either a Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton presidency for the losing side -- could come down to just a handful of seats.
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Why it matters: China's development of large infrastructure projects in Africa is often cited as evidence of the country's dominance in its economic rivalry with the U.S. But the U.S. continues to make gains in the creative industries on the continent, as entertainment, media and sports are becoming more important to Africa's young, urban and increasingly connected population.
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He could also choose a nominee who might boost his margins in a particularly important state or region—someone from the Rust Belt, white working-class heavy states of Hillary Clinton's failed firewall in 2016; or from the diversifying South, where Democrats might still try to make gains if they're feeling bold as the general election begins.
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The concept of Biden's electability has frustrated his opponents, who see it as a self-fulfilling prophecy -- one that's overly influenced by white, moderate voters, and ignores the party's diversity and its potential to make gains elsewhere in 2020 -- and argue that voters would select a stronger general election nominee by backing the candidate who inspires them.
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Republicans are working to hold onto their congressional majorities in 2018, as Democrats hope to capitalize on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's low popularity to make gains in GOP-held districts.
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But while Democrats are hopeful they'll be able to capitalize on a public backlash against Trump and see many opportunities to make gains in governors' mansions, they're also saddled with a hugely disadvantageous Senate map, gerrymandering that hurts the party's chances in the House (and many state legislatures), and a voter base that's seemed less engaged in non-presidential races and less likely to turn out in midterm years.
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While Democrats are hoping to make gains by capitalizing on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's low approval ratings, the party is fending off Senate challenges in more states than Republicans are.
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Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpPETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties MORE warned Republican voters in an interview that aired Wednesday on "Rising" that Democrats will work to undo President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's agenda if they make gains November's midterm elections.
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