Democrats need a net gain of 19863 seats to win back the House and are forecast to have a net gain of about 30.
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However, there was a net gain of 120 agents in 2018 -- the first year that had had a net gain since 2013, according to CBP data.
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To regain control of Senate, Democrats need a net gain of four seats if they win the White House, and a net gain of five seats if they lose the presidential election.
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They'll need a net gain of four seats to win back the chamber if they retain the White House and a net gain of five seats to win the Senate back outright.
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Leisure and hospitality saw a net gain of 42,000 jobs.
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They needed a net gain of 23 seats to win.
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That could make it a net gain for Ms Harris.
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Britain managed a net gain of 1% over the period.
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Democrats only need a net gain of 250 for control.
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That reality upends expectations about net loss and net gain.
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All of this year's net gain has been technology driven.
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That's a net gain of 38 seats for the Democrats.
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If Trump wins, the crucial net gain will be four.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats in the Nov.
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This represents a net gain of 40 seats for the Democrats.
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Disruptive leaps forward often result in a net gain in employment.
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Would a Bush family endorsement be a net gain for Hillary?
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win control.
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So there is a net gain of $28,000 for single persons.
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Nationally, all businesses created a net gain of 3.1 million jobs.
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They also find that counties with a net gain in individuals who voted for the Republican candidate had a 15 percent higher age-adjusted death rate in 2015 than counties with a net gain in Democratic voters.
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They could even, conceivably, have a net gain of zero if Sen.
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Exceeding expectations, Republicans could see a net gain of three Senate seats.
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To retake the majority, they need a net gain of three seats.
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Nelson lost 459, giving Scott a slight net gain by that measure.
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As it stands, Democrats have a net gain of 39 House seats.
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The 43 wins for Democrats have not been a net gain, however.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to recapture a majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats to retake the Senate.
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The index reflects a year-over-year net gain of 73 markets.
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To control the Senate, Democrats need a net gain of four seats.
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We've seen the largest net gain in Hispanic American homeowners ever recorded.
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Full turnout by whites would result in a net gain for Republicans.
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Democrats are hoping to retake the House and Senate in November; they will need a net gain of 23 seats to take over the majority in the House and a net gain of two seats in the Senate.
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In a hypothetical scenario, 2 points could mean the difference from a net gain of 20163 seats for the Democrats and a Republican majority to a net gain of 27 seats for the Democrats and a Democratic majority.
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And then a net gain of jobs for every month for eight years.
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A net gain of five would give the Democrats 51, and outright majority.
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They retained control of the House, with a net gain of 8 seats.
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Meanwhile, Dish added a net gain of 205,000 Sling TV subscribers in 2018.
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For reference, that's nearly half of the conglomerate's entire net gain last year.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to retake the House majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats in order to do so.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to take back the majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 House seats to regain the majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to win back the House.
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To retake the House, they'll need a net gain of around 20183 seats.
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This is a net gain for patrons, but it comes at a cost.
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But men's hockey has not had a net gain in that same span.
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The sector saw a net gain of 6,000 jobs in chemical manufacturing in November.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control of the chamber.
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The party needs a net gain of 23 seats now held by GOP incumbents.
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But any voters he gains from that camp would be a tremendous net gain.
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" He added: "We have a net gain when we come to a Habitat project.
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Democrats have so far made a net gain of at least 35 House seats.
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The Nasdaq Composite, meanwhile, wrapped up 2016 with a net gain of 7.5 percent.
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You'll have to dig a bit to understand what your net gain will be.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to reclaim control of the House.
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The Democrats need a net gain of at least four seats to take control.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to regain the House in November.
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That's a net gain of 32 seats from the 195 they hold right now.
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But this total gain of 818,000 was not the largest net gain ever recorded.
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To flip the House in 2020, Democrats need a net-gain of nine seats.
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As of 03 GMT, Johnson's Conservatives had made a net gain of 20 seats.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control of the House.
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Democrats only need a net gain of 24 seats to take back the House.
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These organizations have mostly focused on achieving net gain and proving the science works.
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For women, the screenwriting strategies created out of the Code were a net gain.
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Democrats need a net gain of 83 seats to win the House in November.
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That measure was advertised as revenue-neutral (meaning no net gain to the government).
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DJI, adding 56.2 points out of a net gain of 66.6 points for the index.
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Overall, however, the history museums on this list had a net gain of 0003,2000 visitors.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win a majority in the House.
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Excluding the charge, JBS had a net gain of 1.6 billion real, the filing showed.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to retake the majority in the House.
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The party needs a net gain of 22019 seats to retake the House in November.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats to pick up control of the Senate.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take back control of the House.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to take back control of the House.
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For example, job creation slackened sharply, with a net gain of a mere 38,000 jobs.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to win a majority in the House.
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They needed a five-seat net gain, but failed in all but one of them.
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His net gain from trading the exemption for enlarged credits would have been about $2,212.46.
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Democrats would need a net gain for 24 seats to win control of the House.
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Those who sell investments with a net gain will have to pay capital-gains taxes.
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In the Senate, Democrats need a net gain of two seats to take the majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take back the House this November.
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Upon completion, Hopewell Holdings expects to realise a net gain of about HK$4.92 million.
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The manufacturing sector added 284,000 jobs last year -- the best annual net gain since 1997.
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"The net gain was that you didn't have those very prolonged periods of recovery," Wagner said.
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That is, of course, short of the 24-seat net gain they need for a majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of 153 seats to seize control of the House of Representatives.
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Transportation and warehousing payrolls came in at No. 4 with a net gain of 28,300 jobs.
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The net gain might be far less than they have imagined, the losses far more damaging.
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The Democrats needed a net gain of 30 seats to overturn it, and picked up eight.
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It would take a net gain of just two seats to flip control in their favor.
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Their net gain is now 38 seats, after Republican Mia Love conceded her race in Utah.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win back control of the lower chamber.
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Contrast that to 20063, when Republicans had a net gain of 63 seats in the House.
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They need a net gain of 24 seats to regain control of the House of Representatives.
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Was there a net gain of 500,000 more manufacturing jobs in the United States since Jan.
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"The net gain was that you didn't have those very prolonged periods of recovery," Wagner says.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to wrest control of the House from Republicans.
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That will be true even if the trade would result in a net gain, he said.
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Democrats would have a net gain of 30 seats and take the House later that year.
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That means Democrats need a net gain of two seats to take control of the chamber.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to take back the majority in the House.
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The GOP currently holds the majority with 54 seats, meaning that Democrats need a net gain of four seats to win control of the upper chamber for the next two years if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency or a net gain of five should Donald Trump prevail.
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To win control of the Senate, Democrats would have to score a net gain of five seats.
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Leisure and hospitality clinched the No. 3 spot for January with a net gain of 36,000 positions.
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The company said it recorded a net gain of 7 billion pesos from the sale of Suburbia.
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Democrats need a net gain of at least 23 seats to win a majority in the House.
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With Walters' concession, Democrats have now picked up a net gain of 34 seats in the House.
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There were certainly points this cycle it looked possible (though difficult) for Democrats to net gain seats.
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Democrats need a net gain of 22016 seats to wrest control of the House away from Republicans.
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To reclaim a 51-seat majority, Democrats would need to win a net gain of five seats.
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It would be enough to get the net gain of 23 seats to take back the House.
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But ultimately businessman Cox prevailed, giving Democrats a net gain of seven Republican-held districts in California.
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In the month since then, the Democrats' net gain has widened from 28 seats to 40 seats.
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Democrats only need a net gain of 23 to win the 24 seats necessary for a majority.
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The act, although in clear violation of the red letters, would produce a net gain for humanity.
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Anything you do in Warzone feels like a net gain, especially if you already play Modern Warfare.
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NCS agreed to pay Net Gain a finder's fee for any federal contract it "consummated" before Feb.
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Leisure and hospitality clinched the No. 3 spot for November with a net gain of 45,000 positions.
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Senate Democrats need a net gain of two seats to make Charles Schumer the new Majority Leader.
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The party will easily top the net gain of 23 seats it needed to take a House majority.
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And how will all of these potential costs and benefits balance out — a net gain or net loss?
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He asks if the lottery prize is high enough to be a net gain in expected value terms.
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It's likely the final win for Democrats and it gives the party a net gain of 40 seats.
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They also flipped control of the Senate away from Democrats with a net gain of just two seats.
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JD.com posted a net gain of 1.04 yuan per American depositary share, versus 0.17 yuan a year earlier.
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Democrats need only a net gain of three Senate seats to win control, if they win the presidency.
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With these common interests, some in Iran see Saudi Arabia's re-engagement with Iraq as a net gain.
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Democrats need a net gain of 85033 seats in the midterms to retake the majority in the House.
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Democrats now need a net gain of 23 seats in the fall midterms to take back the House.
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Historically, that's actually quite close to the average net gain of an out-party in the timespan above.
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Of course, Democrats need a far greater net gain than eight in order to take back the House.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats in November to take back the majority in the House.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats in the midterms to retake the majority in the House.
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What's the point: Democrats need a net gain of 2 seats to take back the Senate in November.
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But I felt very comfortable that the net gain for working people was really clear, was unusually clear.
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Democrats' magic number there is 24 seats — that's the net gain they need to retake control of the House.
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Democrats would need a net gain of four seats to retake the chamber if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency.
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That works out to a net gain of 5.2 million more homeowners by the middle of the next decade.
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Construction also added to a streak of strong job growth in January with a net gain of 52,000 positions.
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Excluding net gain recognized in Baidu's exchange of Qunar shares with Ctrip, the company earned 7.61 yuan per ADS.
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To win back the Speaker's gavel for Nancy Pelosi, Democrats need a net gain of 248 seats in 213.
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Democrats need a net gain of at least 23 seats in the 435-member House to win a majority.
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As a reminder, Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats in order to win control of the House.
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In the Senate, Democrats had a net loss of one woman, while Republicans had no net gain or loss.
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Republicans need a net gain of roughly 20 seats to win back control of the lower chamber next year.
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Democrats currently control 193 seats, and need a net gain of 24 seats for a majority in the House.
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Cox's victory combined with other election results means that Democrats have picked up a net gain of 210 seats.
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Democrats need a net gain of five seats — or four and hold the White House — to retake the majority.
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In the last four months, the net gain has been a total of 13,000, just over 3,000 a month.
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And older Americans have grown wealthier since, with a net gain of 750,000 spots in the top 5 percent.
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New Jersey had a net gain of 90,000 residents, bolstered by the addition of nearly 300,000 residents from overseas.
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Republicans currently hold a 51-49 advantage in the Senate, meaning Democrats need a net gain of two seats.
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The math of football's worth is simple: a net gain for Anna Maria of $1.5 million to $1.8 million.
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Democrats need a net gain of 2628 seats in this fall's midterms to win back control of the House.
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But implementing the rule would create about 280 compliance-related jobs each year, for a net gain in employment.
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Both are somewhat more than the net gain of 22014 seats they need to take control of the House.
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It's not out of the realm of possibility that Democrats pick up a net gain of four Senate seats.
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Democrats need a net gain of five seats to win back the majority they lost in the 2014 elections.
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Democrats picked up a net gain of 40 seats in the 2018 midterms — the largest Democratic House gain since 1974.
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The consensus expectation is for a net gain of 158,000 jobs and a 3.5% unemployment rate, according to Dow Jones.
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To win back control of the House next month, they'll have to pick up a net gain of 23 seats.
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That the industry is still seeing a net gain in assets is remarkable considering the stream of high-profile redemptions.
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We further estimated that for every 1 hour you spend running, you net gain an additional 7 hours of life.
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But implementing the rule would have create about 280 compliance-related jobs each year, for a net gain in employment.
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Its U.S. upstream and downstream segments posted a loss of $18 million and a net gain of $292 million, respectively.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 House seats and 2 U.S. Senate seats to retake both chambers in November.
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In the House, Democrats had a net gain of 26 women, while Republicans had a net loss of ten women.
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Democrats made a net gain of at least 32 House seats when only 23 were needed to recapture a majority.
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In the House, it will require a net gain of 24 seats, some of which may be in centrist terrain.
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Democrats had a net gain of seven governorships, including Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — swing states that voted Republican in 19753.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats and control of the White House to take back the Senate majority.
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In the Senate, Democrats need to see a net gain of two of the 35 seats in play this November.
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That year Democrats won the national House vote by eight percentage points and had net gain of 30 House seats.
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Health care and education — a consistent employment gainer — topped the list in September with a net gain of 22019,247 payrolls.
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For there to be real tax reform, there has to be a noticeable net gain for Americans in their paychecks.
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Scenario #4: A wash (No net gain or loss) Republicans lose their two most vulnerable seats in Arizona and Nevada.
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It's a tall order after House Democrats flipped only nine seats in 22019, with a net gain of just six.
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Democrats need a net gain of 2628 seats to win back the House majority, a number that seems within range.
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The company says it expects growth to create some 20,500 new jobs by 2023, for a net gain of around 10,000.
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Biggest winners: A net gain along the West Coast in Oregon and Washington state, Maine, and patches of the north-midwest.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats to take control of the 100-seat Senate in next month's congressional election.
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Republicans hold 51 seats, so, in theory, Democrats only need a net gain of two seats to take back the chamber.
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In other words, even if Democrats pick up Colorado and Maine, they'd probably be looking at a net gain of one.
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CVR booked a "negative expense," or net gain, of $6.4 million on the compliance credits in the quarter, the company said.
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If Pelosi was such an electoral albatross, Democrats wouldn't be heading toward their biggest net gain in the House since Watergate.
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With the G.O.P. majority at 54 to 46, Democrats need a four-seat net gain if they hold the White House.
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Then a net gain of four seats would give them the majority, with the vice president breaking a 85033-50 tie.
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Then a net gain of four seats would give them the majority, with the vice president breaking a 50-50 tie.
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To achieve their required net gain of at least 24 seats, Democratic need to win some contests like last night's race.
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When news of her parent's alleged involvement broke in March, Olivia Jade saw a net gain of around 40,000 YouTube followers.
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Accounts for the fund show that gains on investments and exchange movements have amounted to an overall net gain of £46,606,147.
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The party would need a net gain of two Senate seats in the midterms to take control of the upper chamber.
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If the distribution follows the 2016 pattern, Democrats would only win around 208 seats or a net gain of 13 seats.
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Alignment generated a net gain of $3.7 million on $336 million in revenue in the first half of 2019 in California.
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Hot Seats Democrats need a net gain of five seats to control the Senate next year, four should Hillary Clinton win.
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The dynamic that gave Texas a net gain of nearly a million domestic migrants since 2010 isn't about to go away.
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Bown, of the Peterson Institute, is also skeptical of a net gain in jobs in the US for two main reasons.
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"Certainly, in terms of dollars and cents, it has been a net gain," said David Callahan, the editor of Inside Philanthropy.
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A net gain of four seats would then give them the majority, with the vice president breaking a 85033-50 tie.
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The case could scramble the House battleground map, in which Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control.
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A net gain of 90,000 more Clinton voters would have carried Michigan; Trump won the state by fewer than 11,000 votes.
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The state still has a net gain of people 30 to 49 years old, but it is smaller than before the recession.
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Depending on how you add these together, it would put Democrats with a net gain of somewhere between 13 and 21 seats.
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The Democratic Party needs a net gain of four Senate seats to take control of the 100-member chamber in the Nov.
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The health-care and education sector — a consistent employment juggernaut — clinched the No. 2000 spot with a net gain of 27,2600 jobs.
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To take control of the Senate, Democrats need a net gain of four seats, for a total of 50, if Clinton wins.
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To take control to the Senate, Democrats need a net gain of four seats, for a total of 50, if Clinton wins.
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That means the new Senate that convenes in January will have 33 Republicans, a net gain of two seats, and 47 Democrats.
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Or will it be a net gain, creating new jobs in a burgeoning industry while cutting arrests for a relatively mild drug?
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To take control of the Senate, Democrats need a net gain of four seats for a total of 50, if Clinton wins.
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"There are a lot of jobs to fill at the Pentagon, this could bring in some talent and that's a net gain."
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats in the midterm elections to wrest control of the majority out of Republican hands.
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Democrats need a net gain of two Senate seats and 23 House seats to retake both chambers of Congress in November's midterms.
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Democrats need a net gain of 85033 seats to retake the House, something political handicappers give them a good shot of doing.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats and control of the White House to take back the Senate majority. http://bit.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats if they win the White House, or five seats if they lose the presidency.
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That's right in the area where they need it to be to have a net gain of 23 seats to take control.
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The latest quarter results included an after-tax net gain of about $3.3 billion related to the spinoff of Baxalta Inc BXLT.
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JD.com posted a net gain of 4.96 yuan per American depositary share, compared with a gain of 1.04 yuan a year earlier.
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Right now, the reduced rate of building is still fast enough to maintain a net gain despite loss from erosion and dissolution.
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Any dollar of federal income taxes used to produce a dollar of air and climate benefits is a net gain for justice.
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Carbon is pulled out of the air and returned to the air when the methane is burned — no net gain or loss.
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But as of Sunday, Bonds and Clemens remained right where they were a year ago — with no net gain from returning voters.
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The health care and social assistance subsector (including child day care and family services) alone saw a net gain of 56,500 jobs.
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NCS had hired Net Gain, a networking-relationship service in 2010 to facilitate the process of becoming a federal loan-servicing contractor.
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While Reid is optimistic that Democrats will win back the upper chamber, a net gain of five seats is an uphill climb.
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That sounds small, but Indonesia's higher interest rates will reduce its growth pace, making a net gain from the rule changes welcome.
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By 2026, its seventh year offering plans, it expects to have nearly 25,000 members and report a net gain of $33.4 million.
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Opinion polls show Democrats have a chance at achieving the net gain of 23 seats they need to win a House majority.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats in the Senate and 24 seats in the House to gain control of those chambers.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to flip the 435-seat chamber and get a chance to block Trump's legislative agenda.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win control of the House, and NBC News projects it to reach that goal.
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Total inventory registered with the LME, the CME and the Shanghai Futures Exchange registered a net gain of just 4,179 tonnes last year.
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Thanks for helping us with the important task of figuring out whether the AirPods are a net gain or net loss for fashion.
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By contrast, recycling the receipts as lump-sum payments would leave 89% of the bottom half with an average net gain of $788.
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" A Republican pollster who's familiar with congressional races around the country texted: "Dems have a net gain of 12 or so in hand.
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Democrats could come out with a net gain of more than four seats, but only if they have the right general election contenders.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a net gain of 224,2300 positions and predicted the jobless rate would stay at 6.2 percent.
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Given that Democrats need a net gain of 28500 seats for a majority in the House, this statistic alone is an ominous sign.
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The party needs a net gain of 2023 seats — including several vacancies they are likely to win easily — to wrest the Speaker's gavel.
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Health care and social assistance — a consistent employment gainer — clinched the No. 2 place in October with a net gain of 34,000 payrolls.
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According to the latest projections by media outlets and data provider DDHQ, Democrats have achieved a net gain of 20163 House seats nationwide.
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That cycle, they put out 77% of the internal polls and Democrats had a net gain of 30 House seats in that election.
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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the nation's population is roughly 325 million with a net gain of one person every 12 seconds.
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In that case, a net gain of four seats would give them the majority, with the vice president breaking a 85033-50 tie.
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If this forecast were exactly right, it would mean that Republicans would have a net gain of a seat since the last Congress.
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If the different categories break as they did in 2006, Democrats would win about 248 seats or a net gain of 53 seats.
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They need a net gain of two seats to take a Senate majority, although the path to get to that number is difficult.
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Using various statistical formulas which excite only C-SPAN addicts, such a spread translates to a Democratic net gain of nearly 28500 seats.
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The result: a net gain of two delegates over Biden, equal to what Biden gained by narrowly defeating Sanders in the Maine primary.
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To get to 713 seats — which is enough only if they win the White House — they need a net gain of three seats.
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The party has needs a net gain of three seats if it also takes the White House and four if it does not.
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Thompson-Robinson was only 8-for-26 for 156 passing yards and also had a net gain of -20 yards on the ground.
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It's hard to make the case that more democratic freedom has been a net gain for the city's more than seven million residents.
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In 1919, the first full year of postwar production, GM experienced a 19193 percent net gain in sales and doubled its work force.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win back the House majority from Republicans, who have controlled the chamber since 2011.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats to take back the Senate in 2020, or three if they win the White House.
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While another serious strike against stability in governance for this most unusual president, the action is a net gain for American national security.
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If Hillary Clinton wins the presidency, her party would need a net gain of four seats to take over control of the chamber.
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Scott's victory means Republicans will control a minimum 52 Senate seats in January, a net gain of at least one from the current Congress.
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Republicans hold 22018 seats in the Senate, and in theory, Democrats only need a net gain of three seats to take back the chamber.
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Health care and education, which combines everything from outpatient care and social assistance to teachers and professors, posted a net gain of 0003,2000 jobs.
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Democrats would need a net gain of four seats to retake the Senate if Clinton wins the White House (and five if Trump wins).
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So depending on how those races go, Democrats seem likely to end up with a net gain of anywhere between zero and seven seats.
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Jobs in the health-care and education sector — a consistent employment juggernaut — increased the most in July with a net gain of 66,103 payrolls.
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But as I previously posited, history shows us that, more often than not, disruptive leaps forward often result in a net gain in employment.
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There was a net gain of 227,000 jobs in January, quite an improvement over December's 157,2023 number and the largest gain since September 2016.
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While Democrats only need a net gain of three seats, they're also defending 25 seats, 10 of which are in states that Trump won.
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Democrats expect to net gain a ton of seats out of California, but what happens in the top-two primary in a few Tuesdays?
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win back the House and two seats if they hope to win back the Senate.
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Democrats have picked up a net gain of 38 seats, and will hold 233 seats in the House of Representatives, according to CNN's projections.
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While the party did expand its Senate majority to 53 seats, closer inspection indicates a net gain of just two seats was not impressive.
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Democrats must win a net gain of three seats and take the White House to gain the Senate majority in 2021, a high bar.
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And they need a net gain of two seats to take a Senate majority, although the path to get to that number is difficult.
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For the U.S. intelligence community, any potential limitations on Assange and WikiLeaks' ability to leak sensitive U.S. and Western information are a net gain.
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And, even though the agency has hired 800 more officers over the past year, the net gain is only 300 since people keep leaving.
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Democrats needed a five-seat net gain to win control of the Senate, but failed in all but one of the hotly contested races.
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By the numbers, House Democrats have a net gain of at least 38 seats and could still add a few more to the tally.
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Holding everything else constant, a net gain of 40,000 voters would have cut Mr. Trump's margin of victory to 0.8 points from 1.2 points.
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"Israel will be very unhappy about this because they see it as a net gain for Iran, and they are right," Mr. Hiltermann said.
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These additional taxes represent an addition to overall U.S. national income, so that if you ignore distributional issues, the U.S. achieves a net gain.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win control of the House -- and there are currently Republicans sitting in 25 Clinton districts.
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If Democrats win the presidency, they need a net gain of three seats to control the Senate; if Trump is reelected, they need four.
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But the question of whether the Democrats will make the net gain of 23 seats they need for control is still in some doubt.
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August rose sharply, from an initial estimate of 130,000 to 168,000 while July increased from 159,000 to 166,3053 for a net gain of 45,000.
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When I run the simulations based solely on the polling, the median result is that Democrats pick up a net gain of no seats.
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They have a better shot at winning the House of Representatives, where they need a net gain of 23 seats to take the majority.
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Sanders looks set for a net gain of around six delegates from the Hoosier State, a margin that hardly begins to dent Clinton's advantage.
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They need a net gain of two seats to win back the Senate, but, if anything, Republicans are more likely to gain a seat.
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Both, however, are increasing nuclear power production at home in order to sell their fossil fuels abroad, with little net gain against global warming.
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If these ballots happen to lean toward a certain party or candidate, then that party or candidate will see a net gain in votes.
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Viewed through a wider lens, tin has actually been a chronic underperformer since the start of 2017 with a net gain of just 2 percent.
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The company, which also has operations in the United States and Asia, booked a C$297 million ($221 million) net gain in the third quarter.
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Having this device in my life has directly led to me getting more massages, which is a net gain according to my Econ 101 training.
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Democrats need a net gain of four seats if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency, with a Vice President Tim Kaine breaking 50-50 tie votes.
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Remittances sent home may provide some compensation for the loss that exit causes, but there is no guarantee that they will produce a net gain.
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The almost Niagara Falls-like gushing of a net gain of at least five to seven seats has collapsed quicker than Clinton suffering from dehydration.
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Democrats need a net gain of at least four seats to win back control the Senate, and five seats if Republicans win the White House.
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Loretta Sanchez's (D-Calif.) failed bid for California's open Senate seat, the CHC had a net gain of six members, going from 26 to 32.
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Democrats need a net gain of 2628 seats to win the majority, and there are three GOP-held congressional districts in Iowa that could flip.
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The Democrats only need a net gain of 2900 seats for control of the House, which based on previous years, should be an easy task.
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Democrats need a net gain of at least four seats to win back control the Senate and five seats if Republicans win the White House.
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Democrats made significant gains in the 2018 midterms, winning 34 GOP-held seats for a net gain of 32 seats to win the House majority.
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A net loss of 768,000 through domestic migration was offset by a net gain of 480,000 immigrants from abroad and by more births than deaths.
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It was a difficult year for manufacturing jobs: The sector saw a net gain of just 46,000 compared with a 264,000 gain the year before.
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Democrats had predicted dozens of potential opportunities to flip GOP seats in 28500 but ultimately fell short with a net gain of just six seats.
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But in the autumn they decided to take gains of $5983,400 on Exxon Mobil and $9,750 on Amazon, which left them with a net gain.
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"It's a minimal net gain to privacy," said Wes MacLaggan, SVP of marketing at Marin Software, an online advertising company that uses first-party cookies.
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If coffee went away in places where it's now a dominant cash crop would it be a net loss or a net gain for that society?
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats in the House and two in the Senate to win back control of both chambers in November's elections.
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They have a better shot at assuming control of the House of Representatives, where they need a net gain of 23 seats to win the majority.
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Analysts say the odds are longer that Democrats will pick up the net gain of two seats they need to win back control of the Senate.
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That gave Democrats a net gain of the 31 House seats and the 6 Senate seats they needed to flip control of both chambers of Congress.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats in the House and two in the Senate to win back control of both chambers in November's elections.
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It has hired 2,250 officers since 2015 but so many others have left—a third resigning—that there has been a net gain of just 440.
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The insurer said it expects a net gain of more than A$300 million from the sale, which would be reflected in its fiscal 2020 results.
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The Amsterdam-based company said it booked a net gain of 807 million euros from the sale, which boosted its net income to 742 million euros.
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Job numbers: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there has been a net gain of nearly 1.1 million jobs between February and July 2017.
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Most of the non-presidential election buzz understandably surrounds the Senate races, where Democrats need only a net gain of five seats to retake the chamber.
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A pick-up there would boost Democrats' hopes of winning a net gain of 23 seats and taking control of the House in this year's midterms.
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The net gain for either character is zero and the scene appears to exist solely to appease those fans wondering what ever happened to the Scavengers.
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In 1994, 2006 and 2010, open seats won by the opposition party in the previous presidential election accounted for less than 25% of the net gain.
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In the 1996 congressional elections, the GOP actually won a net gain of two seats in the Senate and only lost two seats in the House.
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The only cycle that looks like this one so far is 2006, when Democrats had a net gain of 30 seats and took back the House.
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Trump reportedly still sees improved relations with the Kremlin as a net gain for America, and hopes to move forward with the relationship in the future.
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As Real Clear Politics elections analyst Sean Trende noted on Twitter in regard to the polls, they point to a Democratic net gain of 21 seats.
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On the other hand, if there is a change in the national environment against Democrats, Republican could pick up a net gain of six Senate seats.
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Annual growth in the total pay bill was more than twice that of individual wages, reflecting the huge 21.2882,000 net gain in employment enjoyed during 2017.
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She is skeptical of foreign military interventions, most of which, during her lifetime, don't seem to have resulted in any real net gain for the United States.
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So depending on how those six toss-up races go, Democrats seem likely to end up with a net gain of anywhere between one and seven seats.
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Leisure and hospitality had a healthy net job gain of 22018,211, while construction also added to an extended hiring binge with a net gain of 2700,000 positions.
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Republicans picked up a net gain of 46 seats in Tuesday's elections, while Democrats lost 46 seats, according to the latest vote counts from The Associated Press.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats to flip the upper chamber — a difficult prospect with so many Democratic senators on the ballot in red states.
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Independent observers see a similar pattern nationwide, including in the House, where Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control of the lower chamber.
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Democrats must net 23 seats in the House to claim the majority and need a net gain of two seats in the Senate to do the same.
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Democrats made significant gains in the 2018 midterms, so far winning 35 GOP-held seats for a net gain of 33 seats to win the House majority.
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And Republicans have a good chance to flip two seats themselves — Pennsylvania's 14th and Minnesota's Eighth — which would put the Democrats at a net gain of 13.
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At the time of Mr. Trump's comments, the Republicans had picked up a net gain of two Senate seats; several other races remained too close to call.
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Depending on the results of the three races that remained uncertain on Wednesday evening, Republicans could end up with a net gain of zero to three seats.
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Democrats need a net gain of two Senate seats to take a majority in the upper chamber, which would allow them to more effectively counter Trump's agenda.
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So far, Democrats have won 41 GOP-held seats for a net gain of 39 seats, more than the 23 they needed to take control of Congress.
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But with Democrats hoping for the net gain of 24 seats that would hand them the majority, retirements on their own side are complicating the midterm picture.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to win control of the lower chamber, and the president's party typically loses around 85033 seats in the midterms.
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Since both assets were held long-term, you can net them against each other: $3,000 gain - $2,000 loss = $1,000 net gain taxed at long-term capital gains rates.
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That does not sound too hard, but even a net gain of three seats looks a stretch because of the way the upper chamber over-represents rural America.
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A win by Nelson would be critical for Democrats' hopes of taking a majority in the Senate, which requires a net gain of two seats in the Nov.
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Historically, though, it's the cheerier scenario that's been true: technology usually leads to a net gain in jobs, destroying some professions but creating new ones in the process.
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Democrats need to come up with a net gain of 30 seats to win back a slim majority, a feat considered a long shot by most political analysts.
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Genting said it sold 46.4 million shares in The Star at A$5.07 in a block trade, giving it a net gain of $67.5 million on its investment.
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That amounts to a net gain for Democrats of two seats, which, even if a Democrat wins the White House, leaves them a seat short of the majority.
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So far, Democrats have won 28 GOP-held seats for a net gain of 26 seats (they lost two seats previously held by Democrats in Minnesota and Pennsylvania).
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Amano, whose agency is in charge of policing those nuclear restrictions under the deal, has publicly argued in favor of the agreement, describing it as a "net gain".
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That can be a positive net gain, but does not solve any specific airport problem, nor does it give airport owners flexibility and control in the long term.
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On paper, the GOP did score a resounding victory, picking up 63 seats in the House of Representatives and a net gain of six seats in the Senate.
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The health care and social assistance subsector (including child day care and family services) alone saw a net gain of 33,900 jobs after last month's hefty 29,2000 jobs.
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Of the 316 national chains recorded in the 2019 study, 116 chains saw a decline in store locations while 76 chains saw a net gain in store locations.
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For the House, where Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control, they find targets of opportunity in urban and suburban areas across the country.
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So far, Democrats have been able to flip 28 Republican-held congressional districts for a net gain of 26 seats (they lost two seats in Pennsylvania and Minnesota).
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November saw its disappointing 155,453 original report revised up to 176,000, while October's count went from 237,000 to 274,000, for a net gain of 58,000 from the previous tallies.
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While the two companies share common customers, the addition of Looker should bring a net gain that could help them upsell to other parts of the Looker customer base.
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The household survey painted a less-flattering picture, with full-time jobs falling by 103,000 and part-time positions gaining 90,2191, while and government reported a 2000,2176 net gain.
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Flipping control of the House meant picking up a net gain of 23 seats, but that also meant holding on to five seats where Republicans put up strong showings.
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The Democrats would need a net gain of two Senate seats in the midterms to retake control of the chamber, where Republicans currently hold a 51-to-49 advantage.
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Democrats are hoping to capture 23 seats in the House while making a net gain of two seats in the Senate to retake both chambers of Congress next week.
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With a sample size of election cycles dating back only to 20063, a Democratic net gain of only 10 seats would be within the model's margin of error. 5.
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However, if policymakers also expanded the charitable deduction to those who don't itemize, there could be a net gain in charitable giving of up to $4.8 billion per year.
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A strong economy, Republicans believe, can be the difference between keeping and losing the House, where Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to win back the majority.
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Due to what appears to be a net gain of anywhere from two to four seats in the Senate, the Republicans will strengthen their majority in the upper chamber.
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If only 1 in 3 lose, Democrats stand at a net gain of 22 seats -- needing just one more to retake the majority they lost in the 2010 election.
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And perhaps more important for Americans, as China reaches technological maturity, it is likely to shower innovations on consumers, creating a net gain for people in the United States.
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The Democrats would need a net gain of two Senate seats in the midterms to retake control of the chamber, where Republicans currently hold a 51 to 49 advantage.
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Knowing the net gain or loss of water from the ice sheets is critical in projecting how much sea levels will rise in the next several decades and beyond.
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Democrats are hoping to secure a net gain of 23 seats in the House and two in the Senate to retake both chambers of Congress in November's midterm elections.
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Democrats won 43 seats that Republicans controlled in the previous Congress, while losing three seats of their own, for a net gain of 40 (pending the North Carolina result).
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Democrats need to win the White House and a net gain of three seats in the Senate to flip the chamber, or four seats if they don't defeat Trump.
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Of the nine states with no personal income tax on wages, seven experienced positive domestic migration in the past year, totaling a net gain of 371,201 in 85033 alone.
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Last year, Hispanics held a total of 2800 seats, a net gain of six board seats from 8003; Hispanic men did not gain eight board seats in that period.
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Last year, Hispanics held a total of 188 seats, a net gain of six board seats from 2012; Hispanic men did not gain eight board seats in that period.
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The change in Democratic fortunes increases the party's hopes of making the net gain of 23 seats it needs to control the House and stall much of Trump's agenda.
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To win a majority in the Senate, Democrats need a net gain of two seats (because the vice-president breaks Senate ties, a 50-50 split leaves Republicans in control).
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London time, the Conservatives had accrued more than 786 council seats, a net gain of 215, and would assume control of at least 10 local authorities, according to the BBC.
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While Democrats only need a net gain of three seats to win a majority, they're also defending a whopping 25 seats, 10 of which are in states that Trump won.
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The result is that Democrats could have a net gain of four or more of the 163 seats they need to gain nationally in order to take back the House.
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Though ballots are still being counted in some states and recounts are possible in close races, Democrats appear on track for a net gain of about 300 state legislative seats.
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Democrats have earned a 234 to 199 majority in the incoming House as two seats have yet to be called, giving them a net gain of almost 40 House seats.
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Democrats could win more than 30 seats in the House, above the net gain of 23 seats that they needed to take control for the first time in eight years.
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Mr. Lowe, in rebuttal, points to an in-house study that shows that the net gain for the city in the White Water Classic's first two years was nearly $600,000.
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Democrats are hoping to win a net gain of 23 House seats this November to retake control of the lower chamber, while facing a two-seat gap in the Senate.
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After accounting for retirees coming and going, Surprise — spring-training stomping grounds for the Kansas City Royals and the Texas Rangers — ended up with a net gain of 1,131 retirees.
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When combined with immigration, which fell to a net gain of 595,0003 people — down by nearly half since 2016 — the United States had a population increase of just 0.48 percent.
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With a Libertarian candidate, Ted Metz, drawing around 1 percent of the vote, a significant net gain for Ms. Abrams might be enough to require a runoff, her campaign calculated.
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According to the Hall Family Foundation, the two states spent $335 million in the past decade trading employers only to see Kansas win a slight 1,200 net gain of jobs.
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He has called the Iran deal "a net gain" and discussed it with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson last week, but neither side said what view Tillerson had expressed.
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With a more favorable battleground than 2628, the Democrats will gain Senate seats too; a net gain of three would mean control rests with whichever party elects the next president.
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In particular, the Austin and Round Rock area of Texas could see a net gain of as many as 820,000 people, depending how well coastal areas adapt to sea level rise.
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Previous months saw net upward revisions, with February going from a scant 33,000 growth to 56,2053, though March's total was reduced to 189,000 from 196,000, for a net gain of 16,000.
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Republicans saw their biggest "red wave" of the last two decades in the 2010 midterm, which gave them a net gain of 63 House seats, winning control back from the Democrats.
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Health care and education, which combines everything from outpatient care and social assistance to teachers and professors, posted a net gain of 55,203 jobs, bringing its 12-month climb to 522,000.
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Wall Street had expected on average that Netflix would announce a 29.99 million net gain in memberships internationally and 7.993 million net adds in the U.S., according to data from StreetAccount.
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Amano, whose agency is in charge of policing those restrictions, has defended the agreement as a "net gain" for nuclear verification and said Iran's commitments under the deal are being implemented.
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The GOP currently holds a 53-47 majority in the Senate, meaning Democrats must have a net gain of at least four seats in 2020 to win control of the chamber.
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Forecasters suggest anywhere from a three- to 12-seat net gain for Democrats, and strategists I talk to say a good night for Democrats would be if they gain six seats.
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A strong turnout among female college graduates could help power a blue wave this November, when Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take back control of the House.
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If Democrats retain control of the White House, and the vice president's tie-breaking vote, the party needs a net gain of just four Senate seats to take over the majority.
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In response to such criticisms, the governor's aides counter that almost every time the state has raised the minimum wage in recent years, there has been a net gain in jobs.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats in the House to wrestle control away from the Republicans and need to pick up two seats to gain control of the Senate.
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Bottom line: Democrats need to pick up two dozen seats in the House and claim a net gain of two seats in the U.S. Senate to win both of those chambers.
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Democrats need to win the White House and a net gain of three seats in the Senate to flip the chamber, or four seats if they don't defeat President Donald Trump.
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The net gain that Republicans thought they could count on from whites disappeared, with 50 percent now agreeing that Mr. Trump and the Republicans were using toxic rhetoric to divide Americans.
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It is even less explicable that it should experience a net gain of roughly 503,500 new followers in the first five hours, especially considering it garnered only around 283,000 likes total.
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It is even less explicable that it should experience a net gain of roughly 503,500 new followers in the first five hours, especially considering it garnered only around 283,000 likes total.
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The health care and social assistance subsector (including child day care and family services) alone saw a net gain of 60,200 jobs, outpacing manufacturing's best month for hiring since August 23.
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While Democrats hold small leads in the currently Republican-held seats in Arizona and Nevada, a loss in North Dakota would leave them with a net gain of only 1 seat.
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Ping An, which has a market value of around $26.6332 billion, booked a net gain of 9.5 billion yuan through an internal reorganisation in the second quarter of its internet finance business.
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That's where the seven hours stat is from; really it's a net gain of 5.74 when you consider the time spent running, but I digress; there are bigger fish to fry here.
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Investors who sell their shares can use the return, or net gain, to invest in other areas of the economy, allowing capital to flow through various markets to reach optimal investment opportunities.
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A typical state may reap little net gain — although it extracts money from nonresidents working within its borders, it must give its residents credit for the money other states extract from them.
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David Valadao conceded to Democrat TJ Cox in the race for California's 21st District on Thursday, giving the Democratic Party a net gain of 40 seats in the US House of Representatives.
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Democrats would need a net gain of 23 seats in the House of Representatives and two in the Senate to take majorities that would allow them to more effectively oppose Trump's agenda.
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After losing about 1,20173 state legislative seats during the Obama era, Democrats scored a net gain of 30 in the year after Trump took office -- with 15 of them in Virginia alone.
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When I run the aforementioned fundamentals model to project every race and then simulate the national Senate election, the median result is that Democrats pick up a net gain of 2 seats.
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The report projected global oil demand growth will average 1.2 mb/d, or 1.2% per annum over the next five years which would be equivalent to a net gain of 7.3 mb/d.
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Conversely, for a similar distance in a traditional gasoline-powered car, you may only need to stop for 5-10 minutes to fill up, saving you a net gain of about 20 minutes.
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Mild January weather sparked an unusually large swell in construction, which posted a net gain of 26,211 jobs, well ahead of the 117,246 jobs the sector added on average each month in 2000.
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A similar late campaign shift in the 2014 midterms helped Republicans take control of the Senate away from Democrats, with a net gain of 103 seats, midway through President Barack Obama's second term.
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Start here: To win back control, Democrats need a net gain of three seats if their party's nominee beats President Donald Trump next November and a four-seat pickup if Trump is reelected.
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William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, has calculated that—if those trends hold—this would translate into a 4m net gain at the general election for Mrs Clinton.
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Democrats are hoping for a net gain of at least 85033 seats to take back a majority in the House, while Republicans are defending their slim 51-49 seat majority in the Senate.
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Tuesday's contest in the Golden State has been described as a potential "disaster" for Democrats in their march to pick up a net gain of 23 House seats and the majority in November.
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If Democrats swept all the races where they had at least a 33 percent chance of winning as implied by the polling, they would end up with a net gain of 14 governorships.
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The proposal also said trading desks reporting an absolute daily net gain and loss for the past 90 days not exceeding $25 million would be presumed compliant with the prohibition on proprietary trading.
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On election night, his model-based forecast showed the Democrats with a net gain of 35, well ahead of the 23 seats the party needed to regain control of the House of Representatives.
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Minneapolis-based Bright Health, which provides health plans for individuals under the Affordable Care Act and to seniors inMedicare Advantage, posted a net gain of $11.7 million for the first half of 20193.
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Democrats need to pick up a net 23 seats in the House to reclaim the majority, and must have a net gain of two seats in the Senate to secure a majority there.
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The asymmetric range of our results is why if we were projecting our midpoint using an average instead of a median that would forecast a net gain of 34 seats for the Democrats.
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The professional and business sector — a consistent employment juggernaut over the last year — topped the list in August with a net gain of 37,000 payrolls, just shy of the 38,000 clinched in July.
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But even if Democrats make big gains in those districts, there aren't quite enough of them to provide the party with the net gain of 22018 seats it needs to recapture the House.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats to take control of the 100-seat Senate, but they are defending 26 seats, including 10 in states like Florida where Trump won in 2016.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control of the House in November, and fewer than 50 of the 435 districts are considered tossups by political pundits tracking the race.
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Trump and his allies have sought to depict the impeachment process as a net gain for the president - arguing that the Democratic-led effort has pushed his supporters to back him more staunchly.
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Today, some eight years after the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression as Obama took office, the nation's job market has put nearly six million Americans back to work, as a net gain.
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Any net gain resulting from the sale of an asset with a short-term holding period will be added to your gross income and taxed as ordinary income at rates between 10% and 37%.
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If Mrs Clinton won by a decent margin, the Democrats would probably capture the Senate; there are 24 Republicans up for re-election, and the Democrats need a net gain of only four seats.
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A 7.5-point win in the national House vote puts Democrats right in the area of where they need to be for a net gain of 23 seats to win a majority of seats.
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They were able to pick up a net gain of two seats in 2018 in part because there were five Democratic incumbents running in states Trump won by 19 points or more in 2016.
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Barring an unexpected development, Democrats should be able to count on the 2nd District turning blue in November -- with the party needing a net gain of 23 seats to win control of the House.
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In return for gaining more federal dollars, the state effectively returns the money back to the hospitals with a small net gain for those supposedly serving a large number of poor and uninsured patients.
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For one thing, the net change masks the extent of "churning" in the labor market—the number of people who switch jobs—which is much greater than the net gain or loss in employment.
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Households in the bottom fifth of income would on average receive a net gain of more than $10,000, and those in the middle fifth of income would have an average gain of about $8,500.
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The company breached that — it acquired Uber rival 99 in Brazil and expanded its business into Mexico, among other moves — which saw Uber take back some shares, although its net gain was only $152 million.
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But with only that one outstanding race left, the only question is whether Democrats end up with a net gain of one seat or two (which would put them at 47 and 48 seats, respectively).
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So far this year, 1833 million square feet of sublease space has already been absorbed and the sublease market saw a net gain of 500,000 square feet in available space, according to Newmark Cornish & Carey.
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In the Houston metropolitan area, which compared to the rest of Texas has traditionally been most dependent on the energy sector, the oil crash did not prevent a net gain of 23,000 jobs last year.
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House Republican strategists fear Trump's disastrous performance in recent weeks has put the House in danger of flipping to the Democrats, who need a net gain of 220006 seats, which political handicappers view as unlikely.
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That could allow Republicans to maintain control of the Senate given that Democrats need to pick up a net gain of two seats and there are very few Senate pickup opportunities for Democrats in 2018.
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But Democrats, who need a net gain of 24 seats to retake the House, won't have the option to target districts they held as recently as a decade ago if they can't find viable challengers.
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Combined with their short-term loss of $73,279 (Line 7 of Schedule D), they had a net gain of $4,103 (Line 16 of Schedule D), which is carried forward to Line 13 of Form 1040.
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The financial analysis suggests that, in terms of money alone, at least some of the bribes and cheating would have led to a net gain - unless you consider how the money might otherwise have been invested.
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A widely cited study from Resources for the Future, a nonpartisan research group, found that $1 million in additional spending on environmental regulations across four industries actually resulted in an average net gain of 1.5 jobs.
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Between 2000 and 2010, about 1.2 percent of China's territory - an area larger than Portugal - experienced a significant net gain in tree cover, said the study from researchers at Michigan State University in the United States.
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Opinion polls indicate that Democrats have a good chance of making the net gain of 23 seats they need to win control of the House, but are less likely to capture a majority in the Senate.
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If they lose the race for the White House, Democrats would recapture the upper chamber with a net gain of four seats because the president's party casts the tie-breaking vote in a 50-50 Senate.
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Those same states also had the greatest net gain in students: More entered the state to attend their four-year public institutions than left to study elsewhere, according to fall 2014 data, the most recent available.
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Its findings: The entire net gain in the U.S. stock market since 1926 is attributable to the best-performing four percent of listed stocks, as the other ninety six percent collectively matched one-month Treasury bills.
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On a call to discuss the results, Contos said that RE/MAX's tech acquisitions, as well as other recruiting initiatives, drove a net gain of 573 US agents from the third quarter to the fourth quarter.
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High school students in 21 states must now take a personal finance course in order to graduate, the nonprofit council reported this week, a net gain of four states since its last study two years ago.
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A recent study by Hendrik Bessembinder, a professor in Arizona State University's business school, found that since 1926, the entire net gain of the U.S. stock market can be attributed to just 4 percent of companies.
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Indeed, it's possible for certain regulations, if properly implemented, to be a net gain on the economy, such as food safety standards (though government overreach is common in this space), even when they impose some costs.
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Market operators were pleasantly surprised by the figures, which followed a record gain of 8003,500 positions in April, but noted the net gain was due entirely to a 61,500 jump in the number of self-employed.
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Last week, the firm reported first-quarter results that were double analyst expectations and announced a net gain of 6.74 million memberships—2.23 million in the U.S. and 4.51 million internationally—that also beat Wall Street estimates.
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It argues that a recanvass would result in a net gain of at least 85033 state delegate equivalents for the former mayor, while Sanders's request would result in a gain of fewer than six for the senator.
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He estimates he's spent 30 ether in total on the game so far, but his Kitty Portfolio, at the time of the interview, is worth 99 ether — a hypothetical net gain of $42,321.15, not considering transaction fees.
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To regain the majority they lost in 2014, the Democrats need a net gain of five seats, or, because the vice-president has a casting vote in the Senate, four if they hang onto the White House.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to take the House of Representatives back — a tough lift in even the best political climate — but the recent departures have party operatives cautiously optimistic that more are coming.
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These three races represent such favorable matchups for Democrats that the party could win any or all of them, even on a tough night when they really need them to get a net gain of 22017 seats.
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Democrats would need a net gain of 23 seats in the House and two in the Senate to take majorities away from Trump's fellow Republicans, which would put them in position to oppose the president's legislative agenda.
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It benefited in the third quarter from a 8.8 billion yuan net gain on its investment activities, including fair value gains from the initial public offering of online food delivery to ticketing services firm Meituan Dianping [3690.HK].
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Democrats face long odds in the Senate, but political pundits give them much better chance of picking up a net gain of 23 seats in the House, which would give them a slim majority in the lower chamber.
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Statistics Canada on Friday reported a net gain of 2700,224 jobs - all of them due to a boost in full-time positions - but added the jobless rate had edged up to 2300 percent as more people sought work.
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So on the Fox front, it appears that the loss of Kelly -- who finished #2 overall in 2016 despite an unofficial boycott of her show from Trump supporters -- has initially turned into a net-gain for the network.
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The net gain in Chile helped to improve the bank's core tier-1 fully loaded capital ratio - the strictest measure of solvency - by 50 basis points to 11.34 percent at end-September compared with 10.8 percent in June.
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According to Bloomberg, Trump's main concern about nominating Lee stems from his desire to see Republicans retain control of the Senate after November's midterms, when Democrats need a net gain of two seats to retake the upper chamber.
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In the 2017 election for governor of Virginia, the Republican candidate, Ed Gillespie, tried this same playbook, and it resulted in backlash from Latino and black voters, and no net gain in turnout or Republican votes from whites.
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Democrats need a net gain of three seats to take the chamber, but in 2018 they have only two good opportunities, in Arizona and Nevada, and must defend 10 seats in states that voted for Donald J. Trump.
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The government also offered comments on a spike in government hiring, which posted a net gain of 45,000 jobs in February thanks to what the Bureau of Labor Statistics said was a surge in "state government education" employees.
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In 2018, the potential of having these seats account for a higher number of the net gain means Democrats would need a much lower percentage of seats to be in tough terrain than is usually won in waves.
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The same 2018 election in which Republicans suffered a near-total loss: Democrats made a net gain of 39 seats in the House, picked up 93 governor's mansions and hundreds of seats in state legislatures across the country.
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Florida's Democrats would stand to gain some votes by extending the franchise, but the net gain of 48,000 votes is only about one-quarter of 1 percent of the more than 15 million people of voting age in Florida.
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So even with what would be a really good political environment for Democrats in effect, the most likely outcome is that Democrats would fall short of the net gain of three they need to take control of the Senate.
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The Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take back the lower chamber, but it remains highly speculative whether Pelosi could subsequently win the 218 votes needed to regain the Speaker's gavel with such a slim margin.
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The party needs a net gain of 23 seats to obtain a majority in the House, and two in the Senate where Democrats face an uphill battle as several vulnerable members of their own party are up for reelection.
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"We have seen net gain in bone mineral density when assessing on an individual basis," Sibonga says, pointing out that blog-site headlines talking about "building bone" are trying to make observations of trends on a population-wide scale.
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There are a lot of different ways they can make the jump to the net gain of 23 seats they need to retake the House, with dozens of competitive seats where the party has a realistic chance to prevail.
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The report said that in 2018, about 1.2 million people moved to the South from one of the other three regions of the US, while just 714,203 moved out of the South — for a net gain of about 512,000.
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He was provided with detailed written summaries of his investments and maintained them in a notebook that he monitored daily, said court records, which also showed that Speer made a net gain of $24 million on his Morgan Stanley investments.
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That was during Republican President Ronald Reagan's first term, when turnout among Democrats rose at twice the rate of increase among Republicans, according to Pew Research Center, resulting in a net gain of 26 seats for Democrats in the House.
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Over the last two years, New York and Illinois added new standards that include personal finance, and Washington has new legislation that calls for personal finance standards to be taught, while Wyoming dropped the requirement, for a net gain of two.
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Statutory net gain from operations were 40% higher as of the first three quarter 2016 over the same period prior year due to strong investment performance, particularly in private equity, which was partially offset by an increase in crediting rates.
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The bottom line is that these significant federal expenditures are band-aids insufficient to produce a net gain in sage grouse habitat, and they sidestep the major problems that have driven individual sage grouse populations on a downward spiral toward extinction.
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Chattanooga's locally-owned ISP EPB, for example, directly contributed to that city's renaissance as a regional business hub, with one 2015 study estimating a net gain of between 2,800 and 5,20083 new jobs and $1 billion in regional economic benefit.
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In its autumn forecast, officials predicted that the three million migrants expected over the next three years would provide at least a small lift — a net gain to the European economy of perhaps a quarter of 1 percent by 2017.
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Minnesota, California, Texas, Washington and Florida -- three of which voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 -- would each lose one, giving Democrats a net gain of four Electoral College votes based on 2016 election results, if Democrats in fact won Puerto Rico.
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ET, we'll see indicators of whether Democrats will achieve the net gain of 23 seats they need to control the House, whether the GOP's two-seat Senate majority will grow or shrink and how key governors' races will shape up.
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"The list is a long one of all the things they pull away from the middle class, so really the net gain is not there, but the huge gain is there for the super rich and corporate America," Pelosi said.
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Remember that Hillary Clinton beat President Trump in Virginia last year by more than five percentage points and current Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe is a Democrat, so any win for a Republican there would be a net gain for the GOP.
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There are 230 Republican-held House districts that are more favorable for Democrats, per the Cook Political Report's "Partisan Voter Index," which factors in recent election results -- and Democrats only need a net gain of 23 seats to take control.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report predicted on Tuesday that the Democratic Party would see a net gain of five to seven Senate seats in next month's elections, giving them a slim majority regardless of which party takes the White House.
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To take back control, Democrats may only need a net gain of 15 Republican held seats in either districts won by Clinton (but where the incumbent is running for re-election) and open seats won by President Donald Trump in 2016.
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N posted a net gain of $6.4 million associated with the biofuel credits market in the first quarter of 2017, a $50 million turnaround from the year-ago period when CVR shelled out $43.1 million, the company said in a filing.
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Although that's more than the 248 net gain Democrats need to pick up the House, it's close enough to 403 that it's well within the margin of error for Republicans to hold on to the House, given the current polling.
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But even with a fairly conservative estimate based off of the lean of each individual district, Democrats probably need to win the House by around 7 points to have a net gain of 24 seats to take back the House.
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When the dust settles at last, the Democrats will pick up between 22018 and 41 of the House of Representatives' 435 seats, a net gain larger than any of their "wave" elections since 1974, the cycle after Watergate forced Richard Nixon from office.
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CVR Energy's refining unit posted a net gain of $6.4 million associated with the credits in the first quarter of this year, a $50 million turnaround from the year-ago period when CVR shelled out $43.1 million, the company said in a filing.
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Over all of the funds that it runs, BTG had a net gain of 2.6 billion reais in June, and in July a net rise of 1.1 billion reais, according to the Economatica report — the best two months since Mr. Esteves's arrest.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats -- and, to be clear, this is NOT likely -- is a net gain of a single seat; that would mean Nelson somehow comes from behind in Florida and Espy wins the runoff in an overwhelmingly Republican state.
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At the same time, scores of middle-of-the-road Democrats were able to get through crowded primaries and win over Republican and independent voters in the general election, giving their party a net gain of 1163 seats and flipping the House.
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Although there was a net gain of nearly 4,400 rent-stabilized units in 2017, mainly because of tax incentives, the city's rent-stabilized housing stock has seen an approximate net loss of 147,500 units since 1994, according to the Rent Guidelines Board.
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Could it be, they asked rather peevishly, that if in order to reduce your risk of dying by a year, you had to spend the equivalent of a year's worth of time on the trails or track, producing no discernible net gain?
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While the Senate picture looks much better for Republicans, a repeat of midterm history this year would mean Republicans would lose their House majority with potentially grave implications for Trump's presidency, since Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take over.
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Opinion polls show Democrats as having a chance to achieve the net gain of 23 seats they would need to take a majority in the House, but facing a longer shot at picking up the two seats they need to take control of the Senate.
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Indeed, the psychological term "hedonic treadmill" is applied to the human tendency to experience a rise in desires and expectations in tandem with material gain such as innovative new products or a raise in salary, meaning there is no permanent or net gain in happiness.
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He was the head of the company until 2000, when he passed the title on to his son, Ross Perot Jr. Nine years later, Dell Incorporated bought Perot Systems for $3.9 billion, which was a net gain of about $400 million for the Perot family.
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In theory, if this could be done on a large scale using renewable energy or even sunlight, there would be no net gain of emissions — the same carbon dioxide molecules would be emitted, captured, made into new fuels and emitted again, over and over.
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While Republicans made a net gain of eight seats in the Senate that year, demonstrating that ticket splitting does not help all senators attached to the party of a wildly unpopular candidate, many Democrats still voted along party lines for the House and Senate.
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Ultimately, however, having more relays in the hands of a wider range of people makes the Tor network more resilient to other attacks, so operating a Tor relay with good security habits does give it a net gain on security in addition to speed.
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With a handful of races outstanding Wednesday morning, Democrats had a net gain of just five seats and were expected to remain in the minority, a position they have occupied since Republicans swept to power in 2010 on a wave of Tea Party fervor.
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Given the size of the coal mining industry — about 51,000 employees — the change in employment in the bureau's survey of employers was so small in the year through October that economists can't say with certainty whether there was actually a net gain in jobs.
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While the economy is perceived as strong and Republicans need a relatively small number of seats to get back the majority (18-seat net gain), Trump's weak job approval rating and wild unpredictability have combined to create a national political dynamic that appears to favor Democrats.
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The data is expected to show a net gain of 21625,2900 for payrolls and a 220006 percent unemployment rate, according to analysts, who are looking for additional indicators that the go-go economy has widened to draw a broader population off the sidelines and into employment. Sens.
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Democrats are hoping for a net gain of two Senate seats and 23 House seats in November to retake both chambers of Congress, though their lead on generic ballot polls has slipped to single-digits in recent weeks after polling higher towards the beginning of 2018.
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That presents a potential problem for Democrats who have come to count on millennials as a core constituency — and will need all the loyalty they can get to achieve a net gain of 23 seats to capture control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to take control of the House, and Republicans are currently defending dozens of districts that are more favorable to Democrats than Ohio's 12th District, which Trump in 2016 and Mitt Romney in 2012 both won by 11 percentage points.
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With the president either reshuffling troops in Syria or merely relocating them elsewhere in the Middle East and a new contingent of American forces deploying to Saudi Arabia, there will actually be a net gain in US troops in the region at this moment of supposed reduction.
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The $8.6 billion in inflows was the largest net gain for U.S. stock funds since mid-June and came as China announced tariff exemptions on a basket of U.S. goods, igniting investor hopes that the trade war between the world's two largest economies could be resolved.
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That presents a potential problem for Democrats who have come to count on millennials as a core constituency - and will need all the loyalty they can get to achieve a net gain of 23 seats to capture control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November.
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But it was the appointment of a woman to a vacant Senate seat last week and the net gain of one woman in the Assembly with the appointments of Duran and Nguyen that gave the state its first-in-the-country overall female legislative majority, Ziegler said.
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It just strikes me as unreasonable to expect that Democrats to win a net gain of much more than 23 seats given the vote/seat disparity and that no minority party in a midterm in the modern era has done better than an 8.5-point popular vote win.
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But on Tuesday, before the market opened, Sony and the Orchard, its independent distribution arm, released a brief statement saying that they were "committed to sharing with their artists and distributed labels any net gain they may realize from a sale of Sony Music's equity stake in Spotify."
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While the company posted a net gain of 790,000 wireless subscribers in the last three months of 2019 -- its highest jump in fourth quarter subscribers in six years -- its adjusted earnings, which backs out certain one-time charges, were $1.13 a share, essentially unchanged from a year ago.
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Elliot Harmon, an activist with the Electronic Frontiers Foundation, which participated in the July 12 Day of Action, told me the overall results of the protest were a net gain: "In many ways, this day of action was bigger than the Internet Slowdown Day in 2014," he said.
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One study from the Hall Family Foundation found that in a five-year period, the two states gave up more than $200 million in tax revenues for a net gain of just 414 jobs for Kansas — at least until the next company shuffled some jobs back across the Missouri River.
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Democrats need a net gain of at least 5 seats to win 51-seat majority in the Senate and have placed high hopes on Pennsylvania, a state where their presidential nominee, 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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One model predicts the current numbers would lead to a net gain of seven more seats for Democrats, while a more pessimistic Charlie Cook believes "the most likely outcome is a minimal net change to a Republican gain of ten seats," which would still leave Democrats in control of the chamber.
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The Montana Democrat faces reelection this fall in a state that voted heavily for the president in 2016 and is considered one of the most vulnerable Democratic senators in a year when Democrats are hoping to pick up a net gain of two Senate seats to flip the upper chamber.
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All told, at least 44 Republicans retired after 2018, a significant factor in the Democrats' sweeping win last year, when they had a net gain of 40 seats and now have a sizable majority over Republicans in the House, at 235-197 (there's also one independent and two vacant seats).
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Last week, a separate survey by the National Association of Home Builders said that markets in 119 of the approximately 340 metro areas nationwide returned to or exceeded their last normal levels of economic and housing activity in the first quarter, representing a year-over-year net gain of 85033 markets.
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Bernie Sanders surpasses 2015 fundraising goal with sizable 4Q haul And Sanders didn't rule out a new tax to pay for his Medicare-for-all single-payer health care proposal, but said it'd be a net gain for middle-class families which would no longer have to pay for their own insurance.
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Meanwhile, on the content-delivery side, Hulu said it ended 2018 with more than 25 million total subscribers, a net gain of eight million for the year, marking 73 percent year-over-year growth that gives Hulu more video customers than the biggest US pay TV providers — including Comcast, one of its owners.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) says 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 will be a net gain to him this fall.
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Depending on how they vote, and the extent to which their party unites to oppose Trump's legislative agenda, the prospect that Republicans might have a net gain of eight seats, and with it a filibuster-proof majority of 60 for the last two years of Trump's first term, is not outside the realm of possibility.
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"With respect to Iran I made the point that the JCPOA is a net gain from the verification point of view because now we have the strongest verification regime in Iran, while the nuclear activities of Iran are reduced," Amano said, calling the deal by its full name, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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One reason for the uptick: Last year, for the first time in decades, more manufacturing jobs came back to the United States than left, according to data compiled by the Reshoring Initiative, a firm that works to bring jobs back to the U.S. In 2016, there was a net gain of more than 25,000 jobs.
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The authors used an average of two hours a week of running reported in a 53 study they conducted (which is included in this review), and estimated that, over about 40 years, people would spend less than six months running but could expect to increase their life expectancy by 3.2 years, which is a net gain of 2.8 years.
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Those developments -- coupled with the fact that Senate Democrats need a net gain of three seats if their side wins the White House and four if they don't -- had led to a cementing of conventional wisdom over the past year that went something like this: Sure, it's possible that Democrats can win, but it's still a bit of a long shot.
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KL > * Guoman Hotel & Resort entered 2 share sale agreements with Guocoland Hotels for 116.0 million rgt and 107.9 million rgt * Unit Guoman Hotel & Resort to dispose entire interests in PD Resort Sdn and JB Parade Sdn * Estimated gross proceeds of about 223.9 million rgt * GLM Group expects to realise estimated net gain on disposals of about 68.9 million rgt Source: bit.
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Though a carbon tax is based on the correct idea that in general, wealthier people use more energy and will thus pay in a higher fee, resulting in a net gain for lower-income people, it is likely that certain groups — for example, low-end workers who have to live far from work and drive a long way — would suffer.
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Figuring two hours per week of training, since that was the average reported by runners in the Cooper Institute study, the researchers estimated that a typical runner would spend less than six months actually running over the course of almost 40 years, but could expect an increase in life expectancy of 3.2 years, for a net gain of about 2.8 years.
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Here's the good news the party has gotten lately: Still, the party doesn't appear to be in landslide territory just yet, since Republicans have gotten some encouraging news too: So if the results shake out like that, Democrats would end up with a net gain of either four or five seats, depending on what happens in North Carolina — enough to take control.
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Additional Clinton voters (in thousands) Additional Trump voters AGE GROUP 66 21 20093-24 47 25 25-34 51 30 35-44 20103 31 45-54 15 14 55-64 33 25 20003+ Net gain: Clinton would have won 90,000 more new voters than Trump Trump's Michigan 2016 margin: 10,704 Additional Clinton voters (in thousands) Additional Trump voters AGE GROUP 66 18-24 21 20003 25-34 25 51 35-44 30 25 45-20093 31 15 55-22000 22000 22009 22010+ 22000 Net gain: Clinton would have won 22000,20103 more new voters than Trump Trump's Michigan 22010 margin: 22000,21964 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of Census Current Population Survey and Cooperative Congressional Election Study data by Jacob M. Grumbach, Princeton University, and Charlotte Hill, University of California-Berkeley | Estimates rounded to nearest thousand.
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I absolutely agree that on the whole, the long-term outcome is a huge net gain (although I'm worried about the medium term.) But I don't believe that intensifying the inequities of today's society will be anything but a negative, albeit one much outweighed by the development and promulgation of better technology for everyone; and I believe that, as a society, we can powerfully influence just how much inequality we're talking about here.
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As the co-chairs of Reforming America's Taxes Equitably (RATE) Coalition recently pointed out, a 2628 percent rate in Ireland correlates with a 28500 percent growth rate, while 6900 percent in the United Kingdom generates growth doubling the U.S. "[If the corporate rate was globally competitive], one report estimates U.S. businesses would have instead experienced a net gain of $2628 billion in assets over the same period,"argues the aptly named Americans for Tax Reform.
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YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE NOTHING IN THE WAY OF MORE PURCHASING POWER BY DEFERRING CONSUMPTION TODAY WHY DO YOU DEFER CONSUMPTION YOU ARE HOPING TO HAVE MORE CONSUMPTION LATER ON THATS THE REASON FOR SAVING ESSENTIALLY THE FEDERAL RESERVE HAS NOW SAID FOR A FEW YEARS THAT WE'RE GOING TO TRY AND MAKE SURE YOU DONT HAVE ANY NET GAIN IN CONSUMPTION QUICK: SO WHAT COULD GET IN THE WAY AND MESS THINGS UP I MEAN, THAT SOUNDS LIKE A SURE BET FOR PUTTING MONEY IN EQUITIES AND PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN IT AS A CUE FOR YEARS AT THIS POINT.
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If Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is elected president, Democrats will need a net gain of four Senate seats to regain control of the Senate, with Clinton's running mate Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE, as vice president, casting the tie-breaking vote in a 50-50 Senate.
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