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Democratic nail-biter The Democratic race turned out to be a nail-biter as only a few tenths of a percentage point appeared to separate the two candidates late Monday night.
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MacManus said another Florida nail-biter isn't out of the question.
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By Wednesday evening, the nail-biter finally came to a conclusion.
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Until then, the race will continue to be a nail-biter.
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"It'll be a nail-biter until the very end," Braun said.
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Inarguably, the nail-biter narrative only serves the awards hype machine.
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Episode 5 of Mr. Robot's third season was a nail-biter.
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I'm actually a nail biter; it's the biggest comfort to bite them.
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And in 2628, she foresaw a nail-biter between Clinton and Sen.
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But I look at it like the right kind of nail-biter.
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But the 1950 game probably goes down as the ultimate nail-biter.
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It's like Michael Jordan in the final minutes of a nail-biter.
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The game was an instant classic, a nail-biter that went extra innings.
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Hasbro's Hamilton confessed the sail barge was "a nail-biter" of a project.
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The vote was a nail-biter, with the final tally 216 to 212.
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"It's a nail biter for me through the whole thing," he tells us.
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The orbit insertion was a bit of a nail biter for NASA The orbit insertion was a bit of a nail biter for NASA, as the spacecraft had to travel through regions of powerful radiation and rings of debris surrounding Jupiter.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — I'm not going to lie, I needed this after yesterday's nail-biter.
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The outcome of Wednesday's BOJ meeting had been a bigger nail-biter than usual.
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But then the race tightened and is a nail-biter in the final hours.
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Batman v Superman's titular fight might not be that much of a nail-biter.
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IF YOU believed the pollsters, America's 2012 presidential election looked like a nail-biter.
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Kasich last month said nail-biter special election does not "bode well" for Republicans.
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Despite this perception of a nail biter, state polling painted a dramatically different picture.
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The Senate's vote last night was a nail-biter, but ultimately it was Sen.
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Knowing the Big Ten, this game could end as a 17-13 nail-biter.
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And remember that nail-biter of a special election for Ohio's 12th Congressional District?
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O'Connor absorbed all of this and still turned the race into a nail-biter.
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This nail-biter of a thriller recreates that violence with unflinching, often unsettling detail.
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Government funding isn't the only thing that's become a nail-biter in Congress right now.
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She's also a nail biter and she says she does it because she likes it.
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But the spirited primary has become a bit of a nail-biter heading into Tuesday.
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Twitter tirades, it's looks like we're going to be facing a full-blown nail-biter.
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The nail-biter saw the two boats neck-and-neck for much of the race.
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If you were a nail-biter as a kid, chances are you were scolded about it.
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Tuesday's special election runoff in Georgia's 2900th Congressional District was supposed to be a nail-biter.
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They had lost winnable races for governor and Senate two years ago in nail-biter recounts.
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If you're a longtime nail-biter, you've likely tried to kick the habit once or twice.
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The polls — which suggested Saturday's election would be a nail-biter — were mostly on the mark.
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So it's only natural that fans are hoping the Super Bowl will be a nail-biter.
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Even under the best of circumstances, buying or selling a home can be a nail biter.
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Recounts in three statewide races were in full swing, with the nail-biter race between Sen.
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And 42 percent did so in 2014, for congressional contests and a nail-biter between Sen.
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Which makes this election a nail-biter — one that could have ramifications for decades to come.
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Spectators gathered to watch the nail-biter on a screen just outside the stadium in suspenseful silence.
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"It's a nail biter right now but hoping to have good news to share soon," she said.
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The game was a nail-biter, and went into overtime before the Americans won in a shootout.
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The election is far more likely to take a familiar shape: partisan, nasty, and a nail-biter.
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But earlier surveys had Edwards ahead, and many observers expect Tuesday's contest to be a nail-biter.
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The Missouri Democrat is locked in a nail-biter with the state's attorney general, Josh Hawley (R).
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Throughout my life as a nail-biter, I've often been told how gross and unhygienic it is.
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But its dominance is never more pronounced than in the nail-biter last-minute sprint before Christmas.
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In the knockout round, England beat Colombia, in a hard-fought nail-biter, 4-3 on penalties.
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The filmmaker Tom McCarthy's 2015 investigative journalism nail-biter, "Spotlight," won an Academy Award for best picture.
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One, "The Descent," is a nail-biter of a thriller from the British director Neil Marshall ("Hellboy").
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Al Gore presidential election, for instance, was a messy nail-biter with a vote recount in Florida.
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This nail-biter of a thriller, which first hit theaters in Europe in 1953, starts off slow.
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If you're a nail biter, just focus the attention not on the tip, but down to the cuticle.
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Polls show a nail-biter of a race with less than 72 hours until Iowa's all-important caucuses.
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I'm a nail biter and when I have a beautiful manicure, I don't put them in my mouth.
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Over the remaining stretch, Leonard put up 17, and a nail-biter turned into an easy Spurs win.
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The House is set for a nail-biter of a vote Thursday on legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The past several months have already given us Brexit, President Donald Trump, and that Macron-Le Pen nail biter.
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Every one of the presidential elections I've covered at The Times felt at some point like a nail-biter.
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Clinton's victory was far from a landslide but, at around 5 percentage points, it wasn't a nail-biter either.
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The vote passed by a narrow 51-49 margin, indicating a confirmation vote could be a nail-biter. Sen.
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I'm a lifelong nail-biter, I HAVE to clip an overgrown nail before my teeth get to it first.
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Theirs is not much of a nail-biter, but Republicans also have a caucus in Iowa on Feb. 3.
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Russian theater: The greatest show on Earth No one, especially Vladimir Putin, considered the Russian election a nail-biter.
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What looked two weeks ago like a Clinton blowout now looks like it might be a nail biter. Unbelievable.
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Maggie Hassan has swung back-and-forth for months, and Election Day is bound to be a true nail-biter.
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SHAREHOLDER meetings in Ohio are not usually the stuff of high drama, but a recent gathering was a nail-biter.
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The race has been a real nail-biter between the political noob, Democrat Jon Ossoff, and Republican vet Karen Handel.
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Nolan defeated Mills by less than 85033 points in 2014, and the race is expected to be another nail-biter.
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If he can continue to do so, the election could remain the nail-biter that fundamentals have indicated all along.
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Steven MorrisMount Pleasant, S.C. To the Editor: Losing in a nail-biter really is not good enough to claim victory.
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The Eagles outlasted the Patriots 41-33 in a nail-biter to land the Eagles their first ever Super Bowl.
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"[I]ts dominance is never more pronounced than in the nail-biter last-minute sprint before Christmas," the Times wrote.
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Mr. Nolan also did not want to make a typical war movie, and instead built it as a nail biter.
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The Mason-Dixon survey, however, underscores Democratic concerns that the 2023 election will be a nail-biter through Election Day.
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This election seems destined to be a nail-biter though, so we'll be lucky if we know who won by midnight.
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"Quantico" (ABC) - Like its cliffhangers, the fate of this Priyanka Chopra-led action/drama is going to be a nail-biter.
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Who besides Cersei will be around to pull the scheming and betrayal that have ultimately made Thrones such a nail-biter?
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are in an election nail biter, with polls show Trump closing the gap on Clinton's lead.
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What is clear is that a race Democrats hoped would be a landslide is now looking more like a nail-biter.
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"Nail-biter" is shorthand for an election too close to call or the overtime clock running down on a tie game.
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It was another impossibly narrow one-run victory, another comeback, another nail-biter—right down to the final strike Knebel threw.
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However, it is not just the contents of a tax bill that will make a Senate vote a nail-biter; 19.
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Dallas had won five consecutive games over the Giants, including that nail-biter in the opening game of the 216 season.
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Using this extremely sensible strategy, the space telescope Kepler, which survived a recent nail-biter, has found a whopping 1,041 confirmed exoplanets.
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NBC aired the late afternoon nail-biter between the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles, likely delivering the network a huge audience.
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He's defending his U.S. Open championship this year, having picked up $463 million in his 246-under-par nail-biter last year.
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And, just like the American gymnastics team competing, not even clever editing and commentary could make the final results a nail-biter.
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The stakes are far higher than any game and with nine-plus hours of scoring, it's sure to be a nail-biter.
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In 1996, France knocked the Netherlands out of the European soccer championship in a nail-biter that ended in a penalty kickoff.
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The fight for the House could be a nail-biter, with 89 congressional districts decided by fewer than 10 points in 2018.
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The team went on to snag another victory on Saturday, defeating the third seed Tennessee Volunteers 63-62 in a nail-biter.
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That had Washington fans nearing panic mode for Sunday's Game 6, but the Capitals held on for a 1-0 nail-biter.
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Last week, Memphis needed a miraculous miss from Tulsa to hold on for a 42-41 win in an absolute nail-biter.
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The unsatisfying final result underplayed the excitement in a game that stumbled along for three quarters before turning into a nail-biter.
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John Kasich (R) said Sunday that the state's nail-biter special election does not "bode well" for Republicans ahead of November's midterms.
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Some people in the upscale Karrada neighborhoood were sitting at outdoor cafes, watching a nail-biter finish to a Germany-Italy soccer match.
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These guys played hard and I couldn't believe that this game was a nail biter all the way up until the last second!
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For many Breaking Bad mega fans, this slow-burn series may not satisfy their need for bullets, plot twists, and nail-biter moments.
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But Marcus Sorensen made it a nail-biter at 11:58, as he was able to wrap the puck around Talbot's outstretched pad.
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It's official: The time for carefully preplanned gifts has run out and we're now going into a nail-biter game of holiday overtime.
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It was a nail-biter finish three months ago, when Denver residents narrowly voted to decriminalize psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms.
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It was immensely exciting, and a nail-biter, because I feel there was a lot of strong work in this category this year.
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Thinking back, I've always been a nail biter — before that, I sucked my thumb into early elementary school, probably later than most kids.
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Ultimately, who "won" the state had no bearing on the delegate count — but the race was called a "nail-biter" and closely watched.
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The Ohio 12th special election between Democrat Danny O'Connor and Republican Troy Balderson is a nail-biter — and it could go to a recount.
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Spanish defender Gerard Piqué accused Portugal's captain Cristiano Ronaldo of exaggerating a fall to secure a penalty kick in their 22010-22014 nail-biter.
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To the great pride and entertainment of our single fan (an injured teammate who doubles as a dutiful spouse), we win a nail-biter.
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It's not as if there was any special effort on either side to court their votes until the final moments in this nail biter.
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After Tuesday's nail-biter Senate vote setting up the floor debate, McConnell may have best summed up the landscape facing the chamber's 100 senators.
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WASHINGTON — Every must-watch television show needs two ingredients to survive its first season: a believable villain and a nail-biter of a cliffhanger.
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After watching his Nashville Predators turn a four-goal lead into a one-goal nail-biter Monday night, coach Peter Laviolette hit the reset button.
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Last week we left off with a nail-biter: will Raven, the first to experience Nick's personal fantasy suite this season (+262), have an orgasm?
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If polls underestimate Republicans by 2-3 points—which is a very normal-sized polling error—the House is a district-by-district nail-biter.
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They met in a preliminary round game that mattered only for final-round seeding and Canada won it 2-1 in a hallmark nail-biter.
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And while the three-term Democrat has easily won reelection in the past, the challenge from Scott has turned the race into a nail-biter.
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In the remaining hours, the race is expected to be a nail-biter all the way through Tuesday, with polls showing a nearly deadlocked race.
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What's more ... cops checked Colt's fingernails, and observed he's a nail-biter ... and determined the injury to Larissa's face couldn't possibly have been from him.
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Are you a toe-tapper, hair-twirler, eye-blinker, head-nodder, nail-biter, knuckle-cracker, skin-picker, lip-licker, shoulder-shrugger or a chin-stroker?
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Related: Hillary Clinton Narrowly Defeats Bernie Sanders in Nail-Biter Kentucky Primary A new law in Oregon should have spelled trouble for Sanders as well.
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And the game — which, the previous time we'd attended, had been a 63-3 bloodbath in OSU's favor — turned out to be an unexpected nail-biter.
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The designs are a dream, but their execution is often tricky, and transporting of the finished houses (via massive flatbeds and cranes) is a nail biter.
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In 6900 and 2628, Republicans Jean Schmidt and Brian Bilbray won nail-biter special elections in Ohio and California, months before Democrats reclaimed control of Congress.
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" Next week's episode of Fear the Walking Dead is the midseason finale and promises to be a nail-biter that will see the characters "completely shift.
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"I think both sides know this is going to be the nail-biter of nail-biters," said one Democratic strategist who is unaffiliated with a campaign.
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If the Democrats are dismissive about the level of discontent that Mr. Trump has effectively tapped into, the November election is going to be nail-biter.
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Signs point to a nail-biter Saturday, with two polls this week showing Edwards with just a 2-point lead, well within the margin of error.
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The lengthy process is sowing frustration for anxious Democrats and Republicans eyeing nail-biter congressional contests in Los Angeles, Orange County and the San Joaquin Valley.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New England Patriots on Sunday in a nail-biter, thanks in part to one critical, awful decision from quarterback Tom Brady.
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Harvey Weinstein&aposs trial has finally seated a jury of 12 New Yorkers, and experts say the case is gearing up to be a nail-biter.
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In the Women's World Cup, longtime co-captain Rapinoe scored both goals in the US Women's National Team's nail-biter 2-1 victory on Monday against Spain.
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Joe's nerves caused him to make a couple of costly mistakes, and Yukadon picked up on his opponent's patterns, ending the nail-biter in a close victory.
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The film lives up to action genre expectations with nail biter fight scenes and fulfills superhero tropes with a science fiction angle and some cool ass costumes.
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Maybe someone is posting to Snapchat from a tavern down the road, for example, or from the celebration at the end of a nail-biter basketball game.
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The bottom of the eighth was a nail-biter for the Cubs after Indians' Rajai Davis scored a two-run HR to tie the game 6-6.
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But both Clinton and Sanders allies expect a nail-biter in Ohio and results that might be closer than public polling indicates in both Illinois and Missouri.
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Those who bet the game were treated to a nail-biter, and if you let the late-breaking news guide your action, you made out particularly well.
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As it stands, Colorado has one million registered Democrats, one million registered Republicans and 1.2 million unaffiliated voters, making for a nail-biter of an election year.
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Detroit's lone loss came in a nail-biter against the Atlanta Falcons, with the team falling inches short of victory on a catch in the closing seconds.
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PEARL JAM: LET'S PLAY TWO Fans of the Chicago Cubs eager to relive last year's championship season would probably prioritize the nail-biter that was Game 7.
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Our subject, a self-proclaimed nail biter named Ashley Soto, tells us that the length of her fingernails didn't bother her until she started her corporate career.
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Directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin — who, because of Chin's connection to the climbing community, are friends of Honnold's — the film is certainly a nail-biter.
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Nigeria's general election this weekend will be a nail-biter, and allegations of electoral fraud are already flying; the only certainty is that the result will be contested.
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Her race will likely be a nail-biter though, which is why you should watch this video 10-12 times before election day to build up your spirit.
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"The uncertainty about the eurozone's economic performance ahead of QE decision time makes tomorrow's ECB meeting a nail-biter", economists at ING wrote in a note to clients.
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If you thought Season 1 of Starz's genre-crossing period drama Outlander was a nail-biter, just wait till you see Jamie and Claire try to change history.
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But, as with all things related to health care, it became a nail-biter as Vice President Mike Pence broke a 50-50 Senate tie to pass it.
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Also keep an eye on the Democratic attorney general race, which has become a three-way nail-biter between Letitia James, a New York City public advocate, Rep.
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The Hill's Whip List shows that 17 House Republicans currently plan to vote no on the healthcare legislation, suggesting the final vote tally will be a nail-biter.
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Vote "R" Read more from The Hill: Dems, GOP brace for nail-biter in Georgia Five things to watch for in Georgia's special election View the discussion thread.
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Alabama voters go to the polls tomorrow in what has become a national nail-biter: the special election for the Senate seat vacated by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Cincinnati has won three of four since an 0-3 start, with impressive wins against Cleveland and Buffalo, a lopsided loss at Pittsburgh and a nail-biter against Indianapolis.
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It's narrated with such animated, colorful prose, and with the mystery aspect to the film, Shirkers is a nail-biter thriller presented with the aesthetic of a DIY zine.
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But when polls closed and it became clear that the race against Bernie Sanders would be a nail-biter, the second-guessing among Clinton's allies kicked into full gear.
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The nail-biter playing out in Ohio's 12th Congressional District got even closer Wednesday after 588 uncounted votes were found in a suburb of Columbus, according to county officials.
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It's a nail-biter until the fourth inning—my God, this thing is still going—when Aaron Judge hits a two-run home run to make it 7-5.
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That's good news for Bernie Sanders, who won the Democratic side four to zero, and John Kasich, who edged out Donald Trump in a three-to-two nail-biter.
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But if it is unclear that the new rules would have decided a nail-biter primary in 2008, it seems unlikely that they'll play a significant role this time.
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The Connecticut race was a nail-biter, with news networks having to wait more than two hours after the polls closed on Tuesday before calling the race for Clinton.
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That's led to a compelling rivalry between the two, one that's particularly fun to watch and could make for a nail-biter of a result during the women's free skate.
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Yet as Musk's blooper reel serves to remind us, it wasn't so long ago that each SpaceX launch was a nail biter and a mission's success was far from guaranteed.
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After halting Anaheim's 11-game winning streak with a 212-21 shootout victory, Washington may have a tough time escaping another nail-biter on Wednesday when it visits Los Angeles.
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Every match becomes a nail biter, and some—like a multi-part challenge that caps off one of the game's best chapters—will stick with me for years to come.
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In theory, such mortal stakes should make the simulated sporting event at the center of this Roundabout Theater Company production even more of a nail-biter than the real thing.
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Dave Brat in a nail-biter of a race that was widely seen as a bellwether of how far Democrats could extend their electoral victories in a year that favored them.
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"So [orbital insertion] is kind of a nail biter for us, just because it's so important to us, and the spacecraft has to do it all on its own," said Levin.
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But O'Connor's surprisingly competitive bid at the time and elevated the special election to a nail-biter that tested predictions of a "blue wave" among Democrats energized by resistance to Trump.
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But the vast majority of headlines and leading storylines on the game focused on few, if any, of the compelling highlights or statistics that came with the nail-biter triple overtime.
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"A real nail biter" is how Ms. Gigliotti, whose credits include "Silver Linings Playbook," described the overall story, noting the high-risk space travel effort at the center of the film.
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Peter May's unnerving nail-biter, THE MAN WITH NO FACE (Quercus, $26.99), is set in Brussels, where a diplomatic debate is politely raging over Britain's possible membership in the European Union.
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A bit of nail-biter footage posted to Facebook Friday by the Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation shows a black panther, Kal-El, stalking and pouncing on foundation owner Eduardo Serio.
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The NBA celebrated Christmas with a holiday slate of five games on Wednesday, including what turned out to be a nail-biter between the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers.
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Spotted in the stands, Cooper, 41 and Shayk, 30, shared strong reactions to the game as they cheered during exciting moments, and nervously watched on when the match became a nail-biter.
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Ecuadoreans vote on Sunday in a nail biter presidential election where an ally of leftist President Rafael Correa hopes to clinch enough support to avoid a runoff against a conservative ex-banker.
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If Trump chooses Pence, it will set off an already-brewing battle in Indiana to replace the governor in what's expected to be a nail-biter this fall against Democrat John Gregg.
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After this nail-biter of a rescue, the rattled but unharmed kitten was reunited with his owner, who was advised to add mesh to their windows to prevent further vertigo-inducing incidents.
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At a nail-biter of a party congress, 56 percent of SPD delegates voted to pursue coalition talks with Merkel's conservative bloc on the basis of a blueprint agreed earlier this month.
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A nail-biter election left Lasso far behind Moreno last weekend, although Moreno fell just short of the required 40 percent of all votes and a 10-point difference to win outright.
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In service of his skeptical view, he makes the plot take a couple of pretty unlikely turns and surrenders a tense scene to biblical exegesis, which is so rarely a nail biter.
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The race between her will be a nail-biter: The nonpartisan Cook Political Report calls the seat a "toss-up," and Sinema currently leads McSally in the polls, according to a RealClearPolitics analysis.
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And while the general election is half a year off, the early polls — most of which have the likely Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, leading considerably — could frustrate TV's desire for a nail-biter.
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It's a nail-biter about a mother walrus nudging her pup through an Arctic climate—an environment that's changing to slush—as the walruses are struggling to navigate the world's new behavioral demands.
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"You want to be involved, and you're not involved," Mr. Ivey said, thinking about nail-biter elections he has watched from the sidelines because of the eight years he served for grand theft.
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Ty Montgomery's big first half, and a nail-biter of a second half in which the Chicago Bears erased a 17-point Packers lead, resulted in a 30-27 victory for Green Bay.
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If today's election turns out to be a nail-biter with one candidate winning the popular vote but not the electoral college, expect more calls for changes to the way America elects its president.
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But the tension that permeated before and after the nail-biter vote was a far cry from the almost joyful manner in which Republicans have campaigned on their promise to gut Obamacare for years.
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The cable news networks stuck with his remarks even as returns came in from a nail-biter of a Democratic primary in Michigan and that party's front-runner, Hillary Clinton, gave her own speech.
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This match turned out to be a thriller, with Birmingham winning 19663-3 at St. Andrew's to set up a nail-biter at Camp Nou (the now-iconic stadium had opened just months earlier).
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This book is a nail-biter and top-notch character study rolled into one: The man who would be prime minister spilled over with bravado, brains and awesome self-confidence even as a youth.
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For many people, having fresh polish helps to lessen the urge, so if you're looking for a manicure to train the nail biter right out of you, dip powder extensions might be the answer.
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The faceoff, which Republicans believe could be a real nail-biter, will pit an ex-con against a prosecutor — with both men trying to paint themselves as the true Trumpian candidate in the race.
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The battle for the White House -- dominated by Hillary Clinton only weeks ago -- is tightening dramatically, a nerve-wracking turn for Democrats that sets up what could be a nail-biter election in 22012 days.
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Four days before the presidential election, the newest polls continue to suggest that Hillary Clinton is still narrowly ahead — though it's close enough that the election could well turn out to be a nail-biter.
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Hillary's private e-mail server and her questionable judgment on a few key decisions, such as voting to invade Iraq, have turned what should have been a runaway victory for her into a nail-biter.
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Republicans are happy for the win, but they have to be concerned that an election in a GOP district that Trump won by 28 points in 240 was such a nail-biter in 211. 277.
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The Rams had a nail-biter over the Titans, but they came away with a 218-217 victory on the road, which clinched the N.F.C. West regardless of what Seattle did later in the day.
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While many of us were gearing up for the evening's highly anticipated, next nail-biter episode of this season's Game Of Thrones on Sunday, I was preparing for a different type of thrill-seeking: brownie baking.
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The tongue-in-cheek take on the mommy blogger turned super sleuth tale was undoubtedly more fun than the nail biter novel, but for the full A Simple Favor experience you have to read the book.
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Instead, the race became an unexpected nail biter in the last few weeks, raising concerns among Republicans that they would face a second major defeat in a swing state after Conor Lamb (D) beat state Sen.
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In what's shaping up to be a nail-biter, every-vote-counts Senate election, Swift's endorsement could conceivably flip the seat in November, which might be the bump the Democrats need to retake all of Congress.
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Jinx: Cleveland's Major League Baseball team has the longest winning streak in more than a century, after a nail-biter of a matchup against the Kansas City Royals Thursday that brought them their 22nd consecutive win.
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Adams lined an RBI single to right and rookie Ozzie Albies jacked a three-run homer to left, his second of the year, to turn a comfortable lead for the Cardinals into a one-run nail-biter.
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"The real nail biter is going to be the pregnancy," he told Gizmodo, adding that the San Diego Zoo is currently working with several southern white rhino females—potential surrogate mothers—to start making them more tame.
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Republicans have a better shot of keeping their narrow Senate majority, but the fight for the upper chamber has become more of a nail-biter with polling showing a number of competitive races in a dead heat.
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Lawes and Morris, who have won separate Olympics golds in curling, quickly turned a nail-biter into a runaway victory scoring two points in the fifth end and three in the seventh to clinch at least a silver.
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" Uncounted votes discovered in Ohio special race - Fox News: "The nail-biter playing out in Ohio's 12th Congressional District got even closer Wednesday after 588 uncounted votes were found in a suburb of Columbus, according to county officials.
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In a nail-biter vote with eight candidates, Moreno was close to the threshold needed to avoid an April runoff and continue a decade-long period of leftist rule, just as South America is moving to the right.
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Then came the fifth, and a two-out walk followed by a fastball to Machado that became a laser beam into the left-field stands, a three-run homer that turned an easy game into a nail-biter.
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Mark Johannessen, a family law attorney who lives in West Sacramento, bought a Mirai late last year and had "a bit of a nail-biter" early on while driving the car 115 miles to an office in Santa Cruz.
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Since McCain's vote was unknown (rather than give a hint, he told Politico to "watch the show" before heading into the chamber), the fate of millions of peoples' healthcare became a nail-biter season finale on a bad show.
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The final is likely to be a nail-biter, with the championship expected to come down to a battle between a Japanese wrestler and a top-ranked Mongolian wrestler, whose countrymen have dominated the sport for almost two decades.
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Hyde-Smith's comments have turned that race, once seen as a slam-dunk for Republicans, into a potential nail biter that required a last-minute campaign visit by President Donald Trump, as a slew of corporate contributors backed away from her.
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Georgia's special election will be a nail-biter all the way to the finish line Tuesday, as President Trump looms large over an election that has huge stakes for both Democrats and Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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In Sunday's nail biter election, Moreno, a disabled former vice president, was a whisker short of the 40 percent of valid votes and a 10 percentage point difference over the nearest rival to avoid a second round vote on April 2.
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In fact, the most respect they received came after they lost a nail-biter to Michigan State in the Big Ten Championship Game—and then they frittered it all away with a blowout loss to Stanford in the Rose Bowl.
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Line: Texans by 2 ½ Matthew Stafford has been getting a great deal of praise for leading the Lions to three consecutive wins, but each was a nail-biter in which he received plenty of help when the opposing team fell apart.
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My own career as a nail-biter stretches back more than 25 years, since the day I arrived in a first-grade classroom and discovered that my best friend had given up her religious thumb-sucking for something more mature.
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The first game showcased yet another nail-biter Hardpoint match as the RØKKR edge out a 250-229 victory thanks to a five-kill streak from Adam "Assault" Garcia to lock down the remaining seconds of the game at Hackney Yard.
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The House Freedom Caucus is vowing to oppose the spending measure unless leadership committed to putting a conservative immigration bill on the floor and boosting defense spending, which could make Thursday's floor vote on the continuing resolution (CR) a nail biter.
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EditorsNote: Several tweaks and fixes A game that looked as if it would be a blowout turned into a nail-biter for the Winnipeg Jets, who held on for a 133-213 home win over the Detroit Red Wings on Friday.
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Last night's 10 minutes of terror as the InSight Mars Lander descended to the Martian surface at 12,300 MPH were a nail-biter for sure, but now the robotic science platform is safe and sound — and has sent pics back to prove it.
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The endorsement and campaign event was critical for Clinton as she seeks to bring Sanders's anti-establishment supporters into the fold as some polls show presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump closing the gap and potentially making the presidential race a nail-biter.
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The alarm bells continued to ring on Sunday as the United States allowed France, playing without talismanic point guard Tony Parker, to rally from a 16-point deficit late in the third quarter to turn a predicted rout into another nail-biter.
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The question of whether 2020 is likely to be a blowout (as the improperly done polls indicate) or a nail-biter (as the better ones usually show) isn't necessarily a decisive factor in one's thinking about the Democratic primary, but it's definitely relevant.
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Distract Yourself From Biting The heightened stress and anxiety that comes with this global outbreak is enough to send any former nail biter right back into the bad habit — but it may be putting you at greater risk for contracting the virus.
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But after a series of women came forward to accuse that candidate, Roy S. Moore, of sexual misconduct, less is certain in an unlikely nail-biter of a race that could have major implications for the party's ability to govern in Washington.
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Until now, the high-wire act Lehane has managed — to craft a character thriller, a psychological nail-biter based on real emotion and relatable anxiety — has been the rarest kind of page-turner, one in which character, not plot, drives the book's addictiveness.
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Experts told Insider that Weinstein&aposs case will be a nail-biter, likely hinging upon what sorts of preconceived notions about sexual assault and rape the jurors bring in to the courtroom with them, and how open they are to changing their minds.
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It also could help avoid chaos like in 2012, when missing votes from some precincts led the state GOP chairman to declare Mitt Romney the caucus winner on election night in a nail-biter, only to have Rick Santorum certified the official winner weeks later.
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If the race is a nail-biter, they could make a difference -- particularly in precincts with odd numbers of delegates at play -- 11, rather than 10, for example -- because they could tip what looks like a tie into a victory for either Clinton or Sanders.
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"This race has all the indications of being a nail-biter into November, but Republicans should be concerned with a negative 2900-point spread in a district that has an R+220006 rating," Civitas President Donald Bryson said in a statement with the poll's release.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you... THE BIG STORIES: --NAIL BITER: European privacy regulators are set to issue an opinion this week on a pending data transfer deal between the U.S. and the European Union.
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Many members of the House Freedom Caucus are vowing to oppose the spending measure unless leadership commits to putting a conservative immigration bill on the floor and boosting defense spending, which could make Thursday's floor vote on the continuing resolution (CR) a nail-biter.
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Mr. Watts's previous features include "Cop Car," a slick, small-scaled nail-biter about two boys in peril that showed he knows where to put the camera, is good with actors and has a sadistic streak, which together presumably clinched his big-studio future.
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Dungeon World and Blades in the Dark are the big ones, but there are so many others which wouldn't exist without getting switched on at Google+, from cyberpunk nail-biter The Sprawl to the Watership Down-esque The Warren to my own attempt, ACTION MOVIE WORLD.
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Upstairs, as the New Bomb Turks were tearing it up on stage as part of seventh annual Goner Fest, members of the UV Race ,Total Control, Super Wild Horses and I crammed around a small TV screen to watch St Kilda battle Collingwood in a nail biter.
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The score was tied at 68-68 to start the fourth, and it proved to be a nail-biter to the finish — Klay Thompson's 3-pointer with 1:763 left in the game was the only non-free throw scored in the game's final 2:30.
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Moir, who took home a gold medal earlier this week with partner Tessa Virtue — as the pair made headlines for their mysterious relationship status — showed up to root for Team Canada at the nail-biter of a gamer, and achieved "peak Canada" while drinking beer and heckling the refs.
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But, the attempts to convince Kramer to change his mind coupled with efforts to coax Corker out of retirement are the latest evidence that an election cycle that looked like one of the best for Republicans in modern memory suddenly appears to be a bit more of a nail-biter.
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Global markets had bet on a Hillary Clinton victory, but every new exit poll in the U.S. election showed the race to be a nail-biter, sending investors stampeding to safe-haven assets as they braced for the possibility of the kind of "Brexit shock" that has so far been under-priced.
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Kelly AyotteKelly Ann AyotteTrump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire Key endorsements: A who's who in early states Sinema, Gallagher fastest lawmakers in charity race MORE on Wednesday afternoon conceded the New Hampshire Senate race after a nail biter that came down to just over 1,85033 votes.
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I -- I sort of got to jump on the train and we -- we had this trip together, but you know, when I think back to -- I always love that story about after you lost your congressional race by what, the narrow margin of 30 points or something... (LAUGHTER) OBAMA: That was a nail biter.
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But the nail-biter in Michigan gave Sanders by far his biggest win of the race yet and put Clinton unexpectedly on defense in a stretch of the campaign she once looked poised to dominate as the Democratic rivals prepare to face off Wednesday night for a debate hosted by Univision and simulcast on CNN.
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IT *CLAP* ALL *CLAP* COMES *CLAP* BACK *CLAP* TO *CLAP* TRUMP: Via The Hill's Lisa Hagen, Georgia's special election runoff will be a nail-biter all the way to the finish line tonight as President Trump looms large over an election that has huge stakes for both Democrats and Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Sen. Kelly AyotteKelly Ann AyotteTrump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire Key endorsements: A who's who in early states Sinema, Gallagher fastest lawmakers in charity race MORE on Wednesday afternoon conceded the New Hampshire Senate race after a nail biter that came down to just over 1,000 votes.
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Headlines in the United States focused more on President Donald Trump's former lawyer turning on him before Congress and on the president's fruitless Vietnam meeting with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Though that made for one of the Trump administration's more difficult weeks, it is the South Asian nail-biter that deserves our urgent attention.
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The pick: Yes, there will be a score in the first 6:30 minutes of the game ($55 to win $50)The logic: This bet is always a nail-biter, often coming down to whether or not the play before a field goal attempt was an incompletion or a run play that kept the clock moving.
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What began as an ambling cycle transformed into a real contender in the Drag Race hierarchy, as season 9 ended its run with some of the strongest finalists we've ever seen and a true nail-biter victory, elevating this latest cycle to a height where it can easily knock elbows with the likes of those cherished seasons 4, 5, and 6.
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Preview: Twins at Rays Twins Final Pitch: Minnesota falls in nail-biter against Royals Twins come up short in back-and-forth against Royals WATCH: Twins' Escobar launches two-run bomb against Royals Photos of the Week: 211/21/63-26/23.80/22016 Tampa Bay will send right-hander Alex Cobb (9-9, 3.72 ERA) to the mound on Monday.
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"It's unusual for a storm of this intensity to just stop, especially so close to highly populated areas, which has made it a real nail biter for everybody from the forecasters to the people along the southeast coast," John A. Knox, professor of geography and undergraduate coordinator of the Atmospheric Sciences Program at the University of Georgia, tells The Verge.
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In what was supposed to be a tight race, Florida did not disappoint — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE won a nail biter by slightly more than a percentage point.
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Win or lose, they've been liberated from that, and not just in the sense of participating in a World Series, but participating in one of the World Series, a seven-game nail-biter that's going to be remembered—unlike, say, the drought-breaking Chicago White Sox championship of 2005, which has vanished from memory as thoroughly as if some Soviet apparatchik had deemed they be airbrushed out of the history books.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE says he's staying in the Democratic presidential primary race no matter the outcome of Monday's Iowa caucuses, which are lining up to be a nail-biter between himself and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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