The shoe retailer narrowly beat revenue expectations, reporting $1.86 billion.
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Its cloud unit, Amazon Web Services, only narrowly beat estimates.
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Sanders narrowly beat Biden among voters who prioritized income inequality.
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With 24 nominations, the streamer narrowly beat out Disney — Disney!
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It's revenue of $2945 billion narrowly beat estimates of $23 billion.
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In the 2016 presidential election, Trump narrowly beat Clinton 48%-47%.
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There was a play at the plate, but Bourjos narrowly beat Werth's throw.
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Hyde-Smith narrowly beat Espy in the first round of voting on Nov.
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He narrowly beat front-runner Hillary Clinton in Michigan but split the delegates.
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Sliced and fried with onions, they narrowly beat out the pretty good fries.
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By that admittedly rather convoluted metric, Buttigieg narrowly beat Sanders at the caucuses.
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The Japanese institution narrowly beat out efforts by a Chinese academy earlier this year.
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It narrowly beat "thank u, next," which had a peak of 829,000 concurrent views.
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McConnell has been in office since 1985, when he narrowly beat then-Democratic Sen.
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Gillespie only narrowly beat Corey Stewart, the former Virginia chairman for Donald Trump's campaign.
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Procter & Gamble Co narrowly beat profit expectations, saying however that commodity prices squeezed margins.
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But it turns out that a local couple had narrowly beat the flood of interest.
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District 40, Democrat Dante Tanner narrowly beat Republican Timothy Hugo with 50.1% of the vote.
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On the first ballot, Eisenhower narrowly beat Taft to secure the nomination, even after Sen.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton narrowly beat Republican President Donald Trump there in the 22016 presidential election.
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Bruce Rauner, a multimillionaire himself, narrowly beat back an insurgent conservative challenge from state Rep.
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Fox News and CNN have announced that Trump narrowly beat Marco Rubio in the Republican primary
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Reports have also pointed to irregularities in this year's Republican primary, when Harris narrowly beat Rep.
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Jack in the Box also narrowly beat sales estimates, posting third quarter revenues of $369 million.
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The "exit" camp narrowly beat out those who wanted to remain, 265 percent to 264 percent.
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District 85, where Democrat Cheryl Turpin narrowly beat Republican N.D. Holcomb with 403% of the vote.
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And Tableau's fourth-quarter revenue of $83 million only narrowly beat analyst expectations of $200.8 million.
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Honeywell International's adjusted earnings narrowly beat estimates and the company raised its forecast for 2018 profit.
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Specifically, since Cruz narrowly beat O'Rourke in 2018, nearly a million new voters have been registered.
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Source: FactSet TreeHouse narrowly beat Wall Street's second-earnings expectations, though its revenue fell slightly short.
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But the remaining two planets just narrowly beat out ol' Jupe by being a little less perfect.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa narrowly beat his opponent, Nelson Chamisa, marking the official start of the post-Mugabe era.
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In February, online sales narrowly beat general merchandise stores, including department stores, warehouse clubs and super-centers.
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Excluding items, SecureWorks earned 2 cents per share and narrowly beat estimate of 1 cent per share.
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Mackinlay narrowly beat then UKIP leader Nigel Farage in 2015 to become the MP for South Thanet.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton narrowly beat Trump across the 27 counties in Texas' four major metropolitan areas.
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In some polls, if the election were held today, Mr. Schulz would just narrowly beat Ms. Merkel.
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He was narrowly beat out by names like Terry Fox, Sir Frederick Banting, and Lester B. Pearson.
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The chipmaker met analysts' expectations of 97 cents per share and narrowly beat revenue expectations, reporting $4.01 billion.
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Oracle reported quarterly earnings Thursday that narrowly beat analysts' expectations, and revenue that fell slightly short of estimates.
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He narrowly beat the controversial Ken Cuccinelli, then the state's attorney general, by less than 2 percentage points.
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Estes will face Democrat James Thompson in November, who he only narrowly beat in last year's special election.
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The adorable pup's "Pupsicle" video narrowly beat out "Wizard of ASMR" to get the win and score $3,000.
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With a near-perfect 83/100 livability rating, Melbourne narrowly beat Vienna, Austria, which sits in second place.
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In Austria itself last year, a liberal candidate narrowly beat the Freedom Party's frontman for the country's presidency.
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Revenue rose nearly 8 percent to $4.13 billion and narrowly beat the average analyst estimate of $4.11 billion.
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It narrowly beat out North Carolina, which missed picking up a 14th seat by just over 15,85033 residents.
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In the Iowa caucuses last week, a contest that is undergoing a recanvass, Buttigieg narrowly beat out Sen.
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In the 2018 election, Watkins narrowly beat Democrat Paul Davis to represent the seat formerly held by Republican Rep.
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American Airlines narrowly beat its competitor United by 2.2 percentage points earning an on-time arrival average of 77.4%.
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Honeywell was up marginally after its adjusted earnings narrowly beat estimates and the company raised its forecast for 2018 profit.
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The kitchenware retailer narrowly beat on earnings per share, reporting 95 cents per share versus an estimate of 94 cents.
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Those unheard from include Ed Gillespie, who in June narrowly beat a pro-Confederate candidate in Virginia's Republican gubernatorial primary.
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The leading candidates are the bookish, micromanaging incumbent, Ashraf Ghani, and the man he narrowly beat in 2014, Abdullah Abdullah.
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Espaillat came closest in 2628, when Rangel narrowly beat him with a margin of victory of less than 28503,22019 votes.
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Brian Kemp (R) narrowly beat Democratic nominee Stacey Abrams in a gubernatorial race that was marred by voter suppression allegations.
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In 25.1, the country narrowly beat Angola to export just over 27.5 mb/d, according to data published by OPEC.
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In Texas, where Biden narrowly beat Sanders, Biden won among black voters by 60% to 17%, according to exit polls.
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George W. Bush narrowly beat Gore with an anti-Clinton message to "restore honor and dignity" to the Oval Office.
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In March's Istanbul mayoral election, the HDP supported the opposition candidate who narrowly beat President Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party candidate.
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Mahama narrowly beat Akufo-Addo in 2012 and the opposition challenged the result, which led to an eight-month court tussle.
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The company narrowly beat third-quarter earnings expectations, reporting 33 cents per share versus an estimate of 32 cents per share.
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In winning his election, Morsi narrowly beat out the preferred candidate of the military, the most powerful institution in the country.
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Hyde-Smith only narrowly beat Espy in the midterm elections, earning 42 percent of the vote to the Democrat's 40 percent.
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But he still only narrowly beat Colyer, who's now the third Republican to lose his primary for re-election in 2018.
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President Ollanta Humala, who narrowly beat Fujimori during her first presidential bid in 2011, will hand over power on July 28.
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The Liberal-led conservative coalition narrowly beat Labor, but lost seats in Parliament and returned to Canberra in a weakened position.
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Schwarber edged Alex Bregman of the Houston Astros, 16-15, while Muncy narrowly beat Schwarber&aposs Cubs teammate Javier Baez, 17-16.
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Kuczynski narrowly beat Fujimori in last year's elections but her party swept up a majority of seats in the single-chamber Congress.
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Both the incumbent, Ashraf Ghani, and the man he narrowly beat in a run-off last time, Abdullah Abdullah, are running again.
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Societe Generale posted full-year net profits that narrowly beat estimates on Thursday, but also revised down its profitability targets for 2020.
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The Swedes narrowly beat Denmark in an all-Scandinavian third-place play-off, with a single goal separating them over two legs.
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Excluding items, SecureWorks earned 2 cents per share and narrowly beat the analysts' estimate of a profit of 1 cent per share.
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The strategy seemed to be vindicated by the Iowa caucuses, the season's first contest, in which Mr Cruz narrowly beat Donald Trump.
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American Airlines, the largest U.S. airline, weathered three major hurricanes in the third quarter to post profits that narrowly beat analysts' expectations.
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President Trump narrowly beat out Hillary Clinton in Maloney's district in 2016, but the House race is not seen as particularly competitive.
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Senator Ted Cruz won the most delegates awarded in the Wyoming Republican conventions on Saturday, while Senator Marco Rubio narrowly beat Gov.
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A 3-pointer by Pope that narrowly beat the shot clock gave the Aztecs a 15-point edge with 1:18 remaining.
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Gaudreau narrowly beat Chicago's Patrick Kane in the puck control contest, finishing the course in 27.045 seconds to successfully defend his title.
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The Chicago-based carrier reported earnings and revenue on Tuesday that narrowly beat analysts' estimates, sending shares up slightly in postmarket trading.
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Both those figures just narrowly beat analyst expectations, but the company's shares are down more than 7 percent in after-hours trading.
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Group sales of 2118 billion Swiss francs ($2150 billion) narrowly beat the 2150 billion average estimate by analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Both narrowly beat the US in overall "capitalist" economic freedom, despite receiving a stiff penalty from Heritage for their big-spending ways.
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Ekrem Imamoglu, from the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), narrowly beat the candidate of Erdogan's AK Party in a March mayoral contest.
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Ted Cruz's best performance to date was in Iowa, a state rich in evangelical votes, where he narrowly beat Donald Trump last month.
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And they could well have been the difference in the 2014 Florida gubernatorial race in which incumbent Rick Scott narrowly beat Charlie Crist.
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Net sales dipped 1.3 percent to $1.78 billion, marking the fourth straight quarter of decline, but narrowly beat analysts' estimates of $1.77 billion.
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McAlister's Deli narrowly beat out its competitors for the No. 1 spot in Market Force's loyalty index for restaurants that specialize in sandwiches.
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Texas Roadhouse narrowly beat Longhorn Steakhouse for the number one spot on Market Force's Composite Loyalty index, with a ranking of 63 percent.
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Brian Kemp (R), who narrowly beat Abrams last year, had a favorability rating of 46 percent and an unfavorability rating of 39 percent.
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Domino's is now the leading pizza chain in the US, having narrowly beat out Pizza Hut last year for the very first time.
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Moreover, Java played a pivotal part in the most recent presidential election, in 2014, when Joko Widodo, known as Jokowi, narrowly beat Prabowo Subianto.
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When Garfield narrowly beat out his Democratic opponent, Guiteau was certain his speech had played a central role in the newly elected president's victory.
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A former president, Viktor F. Yanukovych, in 2011 imprisoned the opponent he narrowly beat in a presidential race, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, and other opponents.
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Lamb, a 33-year-old former prosecutor and Marine veteran, was expected to narrowly beat Republican Rick Saccone in Tuesday's 18th District special election.
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Apple reported quarterly financial results Tuesday that narrowly beat the expectations set when Apple issued a rare earnings warning at the beginning of the month.
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The SPD and CDU formed a grand coalition after the very close 2005 election, where Merkel's party narrowly beat then-Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's Social Democrats.
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Thorne was a top campaign advisor in last year's presidential election when Kuczynski defied expectations to narrowly beat Fujimori, daughter of former President Alberto Fujimori.
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Last December Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer narrowly beat a conservative rival in an election to replace Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor and her mentor, as CDU leader.
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Rubio used a similar strategy of prominent endorsements in South Carolina, where he narrowly beat Ted Cruz for the second place spot in Saturday's primary.
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The carrier narrowly beat profit expectations in last week's earnings report after multiple hurricanes in August and September forced it to cancel some 8,000 flights.
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Ted Cruz's best performance to date was in Iowa, where he narrowly beat Donald Trump in the Iowa caucus, a state rich in evangelical votes.
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Here are the key numbers: Comcast narrowly beat analyst estimates for net additions of high-speed internet customers, reporting 209,000 compared with FactSet expectations of 208,000.
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Match Group shares surged more than 11 percent after reporting better-than-expected earnings of 39 cents per share, which narrowly beat estimates of 53 cents.
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Karen Handel narrowly beat Democrat Jon Ossoff in the most expensive House race in history, making her the first Republican woman elected to Congress from Georgia.
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Kobach narrowly beat Governor Jeff Colyer, the former lieutenant governor who took over when Brownback resigned, by 343 votes in the Republican nominating contest in August.
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He won the popular vote in Iowa and New Hampshire (Buttigieg narrowly beat him in delegates in the first contest and tied him in the second).
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Enough people changed sides that in many opinion polls before the general election in December, Remainers narrowly beat out the Leavers favoring withdrawal from the bloc.
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Calvin Klein's parent company narrowly beat Wall Street estimates for revenue, reporting sales of $2.3 billion versus the $2.29 billion expected by analysts, according to Reuters.
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The pair of political figures narrowly beat out the news media, which trailed Putin by 7 points behind Putin and Trump by 2 points in unfavorable ratings.
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Senator John McCain narrowly beat then-Senator Barack Obama in Missouri in 2008, and no Democrat has won the state since Bill Clinton carried it in 1996.
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Profits after adjusting for certain items also narrowly beat projections, although shareholders are much more focused on the potential sale of the company than quarterly financial results.
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So watch on Tuesday: Hillary Clinton just narrowly beat Sanders in Macomb four years ago; it was an early warning of her struggles with blue-collar men.
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In some places like Arizona, where the Democratic Senate candidate, Kyrsten Sinema, narrowly beat her Republican opponent, Martha McSally, analysts said the caravan might actually have backfired.
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Clinton narrowly beat him, and the New Hampshire primary, where Mr. Sanders won by double digits, proves that his message of a rigged economy is resonating with voters.
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Lattner was featured on the cover of Time magazine in November 1953 and narrowly beat Paul Giel, a tailback at the University of Minnesota, in the Heisman voting.
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Not only did the team go winless last season, but its last win was back in 2016 when they narrowly beat the San Diego Chargers in Week 16.
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He took Belgium to the 2014 World Cup and narrowly beat Algeria, Russia, South Korea and the United States before losing, 1-0, to Argentina in the quarterfinals.
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He toughest race came in 2014, when Peters narrowly beat former San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio, a Republican, 51.6 percent to 85033 percent, after a bitter campaign.
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In Pennsylvania, where Mr. Trump narrowly beat Hillary Clinton with overwhelming support outside big cities, about 17 percent of residents are 65 or older, above the national average.
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After George W. Bush narrowly beat Al Gore in 21982, his attorney general created an election-integrity task force, spurring United States attorneys to search for voter fraud.
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Sales from both versions of the insulin injection fell 2.4% to $648.9 million, but narrowly beat analysts' average estimate of $645.33 million, according to three analysts polled by Refinitiv.
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O, the operator of the largest U.S. options exchange, reported a quarterly profit that narrowly beat analysts' estimates as its acquisition of Bats Global Markets helped drive transaction fees.
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Alexander Van der Bellen, the former Green Party leader who narrowly beat Mr Hofer, owes his victory to a broad alliance of voters trying to block the far right.
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His decision also garnered media outcry, though for slightly different reasons — he left to a team that only narrowly beat his Thunder in the 7-game Western Conference Championship.
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But in 1970, with conservatives having gained strength among Westchester Republicans, he had a challenger for the nomination, whom he narrowly beat before again winning the general election easily.
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The automaker — which narrowly beat out Toyota as the world's largest vehicle manufacturer in 2018 — sells only a small number of electric cars, and it's taking a major risk.
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Coach Uli Stielike was fired midway through qualifying after the team lost to Qatar, and Korea only narrowly beat off competition from Syria by drawing its last two games.
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Irving's Celtics made it to the Eastern Conference finals, in which the Cavs narrowly beat them, while O'Neal was one of TNT's in-studio commentators for much of the playoffs.
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British online fashion retailer ASOS narrowly beat forecasts with a 2250 percent rise in 226-53 profit, maintained guidance for its new financial year and said its potential was "huge".
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In a standstill, with nearly all the town's businesses shut and streetlights dark, Ojai residents gathered on street corners to swap stories of how they narrowly beat back the beast.
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UIC, which was without three of its top returning scorers from last season and narrowly beat NAIA school Olivet Nazarene in its opener, missed 10 of its first 11 shots.
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High school math teacher Travis Brenda narrowly beat out House Majority Floor Leader Jonathan Shell Tuesday in the Republican primary for the 71st House District seat, The Associated Press reported.
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After Stephens narrowly beat Walsh in the 100-meter dash and posted a world record, Stephens was publicly accused of being a man, by Walsh or Polish journalists — accounts vary.
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He narrowly beat Senator Ted Cruz in South Carolina, which Mr. Trump won, but three days later finished a distant second to Mr. Trump in Nevada, where he once lived.
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In the last three months of 20183, Latin America's largest telecommunications firm by number of subscribers narrowly beat the profit and revenue expectations of analysts surveyed in a Reuters poll.
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The 2016 results narrowly beat expectations of 20.83 billion euros in revenue and 2.67 billion in operating income, based on the median of 12 analyst estimates in an Inquiry Financial poll.
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Vizcarra and Araoz were elected together with Kuczynski in 2016, when they narrowly beat the presidential ticket of rightwing candidate Keiko Fujimori, the eldest daughter of former authoritarian president Alberto Fujimori.
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With 99 percent of all precincts reporting, Buttigieg narrowly beat Sanders 564 to 562 SDEs in what amounts to a statistical tie, with each candidate scoring 11 delegates for the convention.
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While Romney narrowly beat Rick Santorum in the Ohio primary in 2012, his win was bolstered by key counties where Kasich will need to run up the score to beat Trump.
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After Franklin Roosevelt carried the county in his landslide first re-election in 1936, no Democratic presidential candidate won it again until 2016, when Hillary Clinton narrowly beat Donald Trump there.
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Coach Uli Stielike was fired midway through qualifying after the team lost to Qatar, and South Korea only narrowly beat back competition from Syria with ties in its last two games.
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Six Nations roundup: Ireland destroyed Italy 58-20163 (there is talk of whether Italy should even be in the tournament), England narrowly beat Wales 25-21, and Scotland beat France 29-18.
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In a stinging upset, the opposition narrowly beat the candidate of President Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party in the March 31 vote, but the result was annulled by the country's high election board.
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Dutch paint and industrial coatings firm Akzo Nobel narrowly beat analyst expectations for the first quarter, reporting operating profit before incidentals of 334 million euros ($378 million) despite a fall in sales.
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In 2012, McCrory captured the governor's mansion, while Mitt Romney narrowly beat Obama in the state; in 2014, Republicans took back that Senate seat and picked up another seat in the House.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - Britain will not be bringing the America's Cup home this year but they narrowly beat New Zealand to clinch the Red Bull Youth America's Cup in Bermuda on Wednesday.
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On the other end, French luxury group Kering tumbled close to the bottom of the STOXX 600 after the company's earnings narrowly beat estimates on Wednesday and growth at flagship brand Gucci cooled.
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Although the company reported a huge loss due to a $12.5 billion tax provision in the fourth quarter, its adjusted profit narrowly beat analysts' estimates due to strength across all of its divisions.
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In Minnesota, for instance, Biden narrowly beat him among black voters, 47 percent to 43 percent — by comparison, Sanders lost black voters by 44 percentage points in South Carolina, according to exit polls.
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A Quinnipiac poll from last week showed that all Democratic candidates would narrowly beat Trump in a one-on-one matchup, with Bernie Sanders holding the greatest lead, at 48% to Trump's 43%.
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Before joining the ticket, Pence was facing a tight reelection battle; polls showed him with a slim lead over Democrat John Gregg, the man he narrowly beat to win the office in 85033.
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LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - British online fashion retailer ASOS narrowly beat forecasts with a 28 percent rise in 2017-18 profit, maintained guidance for its new financial year and said its potential was "huge".
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FOLDING RACE Samsung Electronics, the world's top smartphone maker by volume, narrowly beat its Chinese rival in the folding race last year, but its launch was delayed after testers encountered problems with the screens.
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In a December snap election, the nationalist VMRO-DPMNE narrowly beat the Social Democrats, but neither was able to form a government without parties of ethnic Albanians, who make up a third of the population.
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Hall, who narrowly beat out Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon (1,264 voting points to 1,194), tallied a career-best 93 points (39 goals, 54 assists) in 76 games this season, including a 26-game point streak.
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According to Faraday Future, the car is able to hit 60 mph in 0003 seconds — which, if accurate, would narrowly beat out the 2.4 seconds it takes a Tesla Model S to hit 60 mph.
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China's economy narrowly beat estimates Friday with a 6.7 percent expansion on-year in the three months through June, as a string of stimulus measures from the government and the central bank helped shore up demand.
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"Quick counts" tallied by private pollsters based on samples of actual votes showed that Jokowi is set to widen his lead over former army general Prabowo Subianto, whom he narrowly beat in the 2014 presidential election.
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Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa HARARE — Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa narrowly beat out his opponent, Nelson Chamisa, in Zimbabwe's historic election — its first without ex-president Robert Mugabe on the ballot — according to the country's electoral commission.
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Biden also leads the latest polls by huge double-digit margins in Michigan and Missouri, two states Sanders either narrowly beat or lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016 by margins of two percentage points or less.
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Lungu, who narrowly beat Hichilema in a vote last year to replace late president Michael Sata, won 50.35 percent of the vote against 47.63 for his opponent, the Election Commission of Zambia (ECZ) said on Monday.
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Ramaphosa narrowly beat Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, 68, a former cabinet minister and Zuma's ex-wife, in Monday's vote, marking a pivotal moment for the ANC, which launched black-majority rule under Mandela's leadership 23 years ago.
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Excluding a 700 million pound boost from the sale of RBS's Alawwal stake, RBS pretax profits of 2 billion pounds only narrowly beat forecasts of 1.9 billion pounds, according to a company-compiled average of analyst estimates.
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Lucy McBathLucia (Lucy) Kay McBathGOP Georgia congressional candidate withdraws after calling himself a 'white nationalist' House Democrats request sit-down with McConnell to talk guns Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE narrowly beat Rep.
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The Paris-based company, which designs tanks for liquefied natural gas carriers, posted a marginally better than expected 13 core profit of 174.3 million euros ($189.4 million), while revenue also narrowly beat expectations at 288.2 million euros.
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In Kansas' 4th District, a deep-red district typically considered safe for the GOP, Republican House candidate Ron Estes narrowly beat out James Thompson last week to fill the seat vacated by now-CIA Director Mike Pompeo.
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He narrowly beat the first-day haul of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who raised $2016 million after announcing his bid last month and who would go on to raise $10 million before his first week was over.
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The 8.9 percent increase in local currencies narrowly beat the average estimate of 6.2 billion francs in a Reuters poll, and was marked by a faster growth rate during its fourth quarter as a raft of acquisitions kicked in.
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When Renu Devi - rescued from agricultural bondage in 2014 - narrowly beat her "owner's" candidate in panchayat elections in eastern Bihar state in 2017, her first move was to build a road connecting her village to the rest of the region.
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The former official noted that Jill Vogel, the GOP candidate for lieutenant governor in Virginia who was outperforming Gillespie, campaigned with Bikers for Trump and with Corey Stewart, the far-right, Trump-like candidate whom Gillespie narrowly beat in the primary.
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Dutch speciality chemicals company DSM on Thursday narrowly beat analysts' expectations with a 20183 percent rise in fourth-quarter core profit, at 370 million euros ($417.1 million), and said it would buy back 1 billion euros worth its own shares.
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South Africa's Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa - a darling of markets - narrowly beat former cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in Monday's vote, marking a pivotal moment for the party that launched black-majority rule under Nelson Mandela's leadership 212.5200 years ago.
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The first semi-final, which saw defending champions USA narrowly beat England, aired on BBC One in the U.K. and saw a peak audience of 11.7 million viewers, making it the most watched show so far this year on British television.
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Most of the major Wall Street banks narrowly beat on earnings this quarter, but uncertainty on trade and economic growth has pushed interest rates down, pressuring net interest margins, the difference between what banks pay on deposits and earn on loans.
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After a first round of voting in which he narrowly beat Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain, Infantino appeared to gather up almost all the votes that had been cast for the two trailing candidates.
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"There's a lot I have to offer," Mr. Moore said in an interview Wednesday, adding that he would make up his mind by the end of June whether to challenge Doug Jones, the Democrat who narrowly beat him in 2017.
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Long a Republican stronghold, the seat suddenly looks up for grabs: Hillary Clinton narrowly beat President Donald Trump here in 2016, and diverse, suburban regions have shown the strongest shifts in Democrats' direction in statewide and special elections since then.
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Keiko, however, is a one-term lawmaker whom critics say squandered a congressional majority on what they consider a personal vendetta against former president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, who narrowly beat her in 2016 and resigned in March to avoid impeachment.
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But the Wildcats only narrowly beat Georgia, 29-244, on Saturday, even though the Bulldogs (24-22, 23-643) played most of the game without their best player, forward Yante Maten, who injured his right knee 264 seconds into the game.
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In steps widely seen as formalities, Strache and Kurz are presenting their deal to President Alexander Van der Bellen, a former Greens leader who narrowly beat the FPO in a presidential vote in 2015, and to their parties on Saturday before revealing details.
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Trump narrowly beat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTrey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team Support for impeachment reaches highest level in Fox News poll Trey Gowdy out at Fox News amid talks to join Trump defense team MORE in Wisconsin during the 2016 election.
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Mr. Golden, who narrowly beat out a Republican incumbent in 2018 to win his sprawling district that supported Mr. Trump by 10 points, helped hand Democrats their House majority, and his fate in 2020 will help determine whether his party can keep control.
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But when a hard-fought congressional election in North Carolina — in which a Republican candidate appeared to narrowly beat his Democratic opponent — was overturned this week because of election fraud by a Republican political operative, the party was measured, and largely muted, in its response.
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For many in women's soccer, the reference point in United States sports is something else entirely: both Emma Hayes, the coach of Chelsea, the team Lyon narrowly beat in this year's Champions League semifinals, and Phil Neville, the England national team coach, call Lyon the Harlem Globetrotters.
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For four straight Summer Olympic Games, the swimming phenomenons have been going head-to-head in one of the best rivalries in sports, including Thursday night when the pair face-off in the 200-meter individual medley final after Phelps narrowly beat Lochte in the semifinals Wednesday night.
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A Democratic presidential candidate has not won Georgia in a general election since 1992, when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Biden, Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg, Harris lead Trump in Georgia: Poll Keep your eye on essential facts in the unfolding impeachment circus MORE narrowly beat then-President George H.W. Bush in the state.
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Republican Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Florida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida MORE narrowly beat Democrat Andrew Gillum in Florida's gubernatorial race last fall, while Scott edged out Democratic Sen.
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Dan Bishop, a North Carolina Republican known for writing the state's controversial "bathroom bill," narrowly beat out Democrat Dan McCready to win a House seat in the state's Ninth Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ. His victory comes in the wake of a massive scandal that plagued the district's election last fall, and suggests that Republicans still have a lot to worry about in 2020.
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He was stripped of his committee assignments in 2018 by then-Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanHouse Ethics Committee informs Duncan Hunter he can no longer vote after guilty plea Duncan Hunter pleads guilty after changing plea Trump campaign steps up attacks on Biden MORE (R-Wis.) and faces a tough reelection race in 2020 against Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar, whom he narrowly beat last year.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban would narrowly beat 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 in Texas if he were to run in 2020 as a Democrat, according to new data from left-leaning Public Policy Polling.
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Jones narrowly beat out Republican Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE in a 2017 special election after several women accused Moore of making unwanted sexual advances toward them when they were minors and he was in his 30s. Rep.
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