The favorites: Joe Burrow (5/4 odds), Jalen Hurts (5/4 odds), Tua Tagovailoa (5/2 odds), and Justin Fields (7/1 odds).
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Philadelphia faces 7-1003 odds; Boston is looking at 8-1 odds; and Miami has 12-1 odds.
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This will weigh on July odds, and odds across the curve.
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What were the odds when you say that you beat the odds?
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For example, the Irish gambling site Paddy Power, is also currently giving better odds to Eastern cities, with 2-to-1 odds for Boston, 5-to-1 odds for Atlanta, and 8-to-1 odds for Washington, DC The site last fall had also been heavily favoring Atlanta with 2-to-1 odds.
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But the odds of it happening are stronger than the odds against it.
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But even these odds are worse than your odds of winning the lottery.
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Trump has dropped from 60% odds on March 22, to just 14% odds today.
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Sanders is currently at 59% odds to win Tuesday's primary, with Clinton at 41% odds.
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Clinton's odds for the White House are at 67% while Trump's odds are at 33%.
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Trump is second with 14%, with his odds declining, and Rubio is at 3% odds.
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Odds are they won't let the girls hang ... cause its odds are currently 5-1.
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So she could win, though her odds of dying are higher than her odds of winning.
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The billionaire businessman's odds for the nomination are at 47% while Cruz's odds are at 46%.
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With 15/4 odds, they beat out the Red Sox, who now have 11/2 odds.
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Men at odds Now, as the current and most recent presidents, the men remain at odds.
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Look, with all this stuff we're going through by day -- the odds -- you know, you see the odds of the bookmakers, the odds of successful reforms are coming down like this.
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Odds-makers expect the American to win, but these odds suggest they're far from confident about it.
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Those included are arranged in the order listed by odds checker, a website that compiles bookmakers' odds.
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Odds of no nominee by the first vote is currently on the rebound, up to 55% odds.
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The odds are long for any startup, and the odds for a social startup are even longer.
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But now our panel puts those odds at 12 percent, and PredictIt's odds were about the same.
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Trump's odds range from 2-1 to 15-8, putting his odds somewhere between 30 and 36 percent.
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Polls give a snapshot of the odds a given candidate faces at any moment, but they're just odds.
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The Florida primary market currently shows Trump withy 91% odds to win, and Rubio trailing with 8% odds.
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Republican perspective, the Democrats are trading at 63% odds to win the Presidency, with Republicans at 37% odds.
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For instance, Democrats' odds of retaking the Senate are much lower than their odds of winning the presidency.
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This would show suspicious odds movements during live betting—sudden shifting odds toward the stronger player losing, say, the second set—but it would not show up in an analysis of pre-match betting odds.
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If the baby is a girl, the favorite names are Victoria (8/1 odds) and Diana (12/1 odds).
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This will weigh on July odds, and odds across the curve ... It's weak across the board, and very messy.
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The outliers are 15% odds for three more cuts and 10% odds for staying exactly where they are today.
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"Because, um, I'm at odds on, you know, the NATO payments and I'm at odds on immigration," he said.
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From there, they adjust the odds based on how they think the betting community will react to the odds.
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As recently as last Thursday, betting odds indicated a 78 percent probability of an In vote, according to Betfair odds.
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Mr. Secretary, you are at odds, the president is at odds with the European Union before the talks even start.
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"The odds of abrupt severe bribery were 4.82 times higher compared with the odds of gradual severe bribery," the study reads.
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The tickets, at 300-to-1 odds and 250-to-1 odds, respectively, would pay out a profit of about $110,000.
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Ladbrokes does not offer odds on all the minnows, and the likes of Andorra or Liechtenstein would have even longer odds.
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You're also more likely to have quintuplets, the odds of which are 29.2 in 21,210, according to The Book of Odds.
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In the end, it is all about odds, and only hard work and thinking can increase those odds in your favor.
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Everybody seems to be talking about the jackpot and the odds of having a winning ticket: So what are your odds?
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Surprisingly, the odds of hitting a half-court shot are pretty good, according to Chris Hamman, odds assessor at SCA Promotions.
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The organization isn't just at odds with the objective record and meaning of words; it's at odds with its own staff.
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His opinion isn't just at odds with the American Medical Association; it is also fundamentally at odds with core medical ethics.
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Against all the odds—and I mean the odds of her surviving this were literally 0.1 percent—she is still alive today.
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The current frontrunners are Harry's longtime pal Charlie Van Straubenzee (21/26 odds) and Meghan's close friend Jessica Mulroney (21/212 odds).
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Humans also operate in a risk-reward setting — balancing the odds of an accident, say, with the odds of missing a flight.
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"I got into this race because I wanted to even the odds for people who have the odds stacked against them," Mrs.
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Other studies provide evidence that Medicaid increases the odds of early disease detection and decreases the odds of "avoidable" hospitalizations and mortality.
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Klobuchar is the odds-on bet to become Joe Biden's veep choice, and he is the odds-on bet to become president.
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Sports-betting platform Odds Shark has even released opening odds for a "potential match" between the two, which favor Paul to win.
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Conway should explain why her accounts of the situation have been at odds with each other and at odds with Spicer's account.
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But much like calculating the odds of a coin flip, the odds grow exponentially higher as the string of common words gets longer.
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William Hill set the odds for winning at 226/22016 but odds for a "nul points" result at 214/1, the Guardian reported.
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Short-term opioid use, meanwhile, was tied to 23 percent higher odds of low desire and 35 percent greater odds of sexual dissatisfaction.
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Following a brief demo of Titanfall 2, I'm more optimistic about my odds — and the odds of folks like me — in the sequel.
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The problem, to Sanders loyalists, is the fact that Sanders faces long odds has been consistently overstated to suggest he faces impossible odds.
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Taylor is the favorite to win Artist of the Year -- her odds are even -- while Ariana is second with 2 to 1 odds.
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In addition they are lifetime odds, based on dividing the one-year odds by the life expectancy of a person born in 2017.
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These women pitched to investors where the odds of them getting hit on, harassed and assaulted were higher than the odds of getting funded.
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Mr Shapiro: If I had to give odds right now, I'd say that President Trump is an odds-on favorite to lose in 2020.
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That's about as close as you come to 50/50 gambling odds, and among the best, fairest odds you'll find in the gambling world.
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This one could go either way, but they seem to think he'll survive ... 1/1 odds for yes, and 2/3 odds for no.
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If the Super Tuesday market odds hold, we expect Clinton's odds to win the nomination to hit 98% by the end of the night.
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They had to circle a continent, so the odds were against them, but the odds are always against these crazy kids and they're scrappy.
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The bookies put Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie at 7/1 odds, and royal nanny Maria Turrion Borrallo a long shot at 16/1 odds.
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Five months and many controversies later, punters have shifted the odds to just 4-5 (or a 55.56 percent chance), which is odds-on.
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Since I called him the "unusual frontrunner" a couple of months ago I've revised downward his odds of winning and revised Cruz's odds up, and if the Florida Senator can't consolidate his way to second place in New Hampshire his odds will take another hit.
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But homeowners living in a 500-year floodplain don't typically have to purchase flood insurance — after all, 500-to-1 odds are pretty long odds.
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Meanwhile, Victoria remains the favorite name at 8/1 odds, Diana takes the second spot on the list of girls' names with 12/1 odds.
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At no point in the last two months have Trump's odds been higher than Clinton's, although her odds are nowhere near their all-time high.
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While Victoria remains the favorite name at 8/1 odds, Diana takes the second spot on the list of girls' names with 12/1 odds.
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The odds of winning the lottery just once are already astronomical, but one dad managed to beat the odds twice in less than two years.
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Odds are now at 52%, with a steady increase in odds occurring once Obama announced Garland as his nominee for late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat.
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While Clinton has the highest odds of winning the nomination, Sanders has the best odds in New Hampshire, where players pin his chances at 84%.
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Even if Sanders wins the Massachusetts primary on Tuesday - he currently has 237% odds -- he likely would not break 10% odds to win the nomination.
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It also raises the odds that they will be in persistent pain by 5 percent, and the odds of getting a bedsore by 2 percent.
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Trump has higher odds to beat Clinton: The odds show that Trump would have a better chance in the general election against Clinton than Ted Cruz.
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He or she can objectively calculate the odds—the statistical definition of confidence—but that decision also hinges on how the player feels about those odds.
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It puts his odds of selection at 47 percent, higher than the 28 percent odds on Kevin Warsh and 9 percent on the incumbent, Janet Yellen.
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The odds of winning the Mega Millions jackpot are one in 302,575,350, but the odds of winning any of the lesser prizes are one in 24.
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William Hill cut its odds to 12/1 from 20/1 on a female Bond while Ladbrokes cut its odds to 33/1 from 12/1.
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To compare: With 6-1 odds, New England was the preseason favorite to win the Super Bowl, but Atalanta (with the fifth-worst odds) got 80-1.
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What I have learned from this experience is that even though there are statistics defining the odds in breast cancer, sometimes a story just defies all odds.
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We would like to comfort you by pointing out that the odds of hitting the jackpot are one in 2525 million, which are really, really bad odds.
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They now place odds of a December rate increase at 40 percent, up from 30 percent, with the odds of a hike this year at 65 percent.
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In its inaugural Election Risk Report, Capital Alpha sees a "60 percent odds on a Democratic House takeover, but similar odds for a retained GOP Senate" majority.
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If there's a WWE theme song you remember, odds are Johnston wrote it, and even better odds that he consulted on it if he didn't write it.
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Trainer: Dallas Stewart Jockey: Florent Geroux Odds: 21-212 Drape: Stewart runs his horses when they are ready and often hits the board with boxcar-odds winners.
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Long – really long – odds: Once the Pats fell to their 25-point deficit, their odds of winning the game plummeted to 2.9 percent, according to Paddy Power.
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In effect, he said, Mr. Trump had defied the odds by winning last year's election, so no one should assume he cannot defy these odds as well.
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For what it's worth, lottery experts say that playing the same numbers over and over again doesn't improve your odds of eventually hitting a jackpot, because your odds of winning the lottery reset each time you play and so do the odds of a particular number combination being selected.
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But Kasich hopes to add a few more delegates Tuesday, and he left last week's Republican National Committee meeting believing that long odds did not mean impossible odds.
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The odds Republicans retain their Senate Majority are down 803 points over the last two months; GOP odds were at 84% on February 23, and now 52% today.
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Shaddick explained that the odds are based on how much money the bookmaker receives: the more money it receives for a vote to remain, the lower the odds.
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While Elizabeth, after the Queen, was the latest favorite with 6/1 odds, Diana takes the second spot on the list of girls' names with 12/1 odds.
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The first major shift in the odds occurred within the first half-hour, and the odds of a Clinton presidency continued to rise as the debate went on.
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When a furniture fire was started by smoking materials rather than open flames, the odds of injury doubled and the odds of death more than tripled, they calculate.
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Unfathomable as that may seem, Pittsburgh's playoff odds, currently at 68 percent, crash to 48 percent with a loss, and its division title odds fall to 45 percent.
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Prediction markets registered a steep drop in Bloomberg's perceived chances, with the site Election Betting Odds showing a 12.5 percent falloff in his odds of capturing the nomination.
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The model shows that the highest-income households have seen their odds of a successful retirement improve sharply during this decade, and have very high odds of success.
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But no matter what the prevailing odds were, they didn't really concern themselves with those odds or focus on them, they just fought through and fought against them.
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The odds are much higher With the ball changes, the odds of winning the jackpot went from 1 in roughly 258 million to 1 in about 302 million.
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"This move essentially is re-calibrating crude prices to reflect lower odds that the deal is not extended and higher odds of deeper cuts," she said to CNBC.
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A survey of 100 policy experts yielded an aggregate assessment of 11 percent odds of war and 18 percent odds that such a war would include nuclear weapons.
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"For example, if they think a presidential candidate deserves +1000 odds (or 0003/1 odds) but this candidate is very popular with the public, they then may adjust the odds down to +800 (8/1) because they anticipate a lot of wagers to be placed on that candidate," he adds.
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Donald Trump supporter at odds CNN's Sunlen Serfaty reflects on a conversation with a Donald Trump supporter about being at odds with some of his rhetoric during the campaign.
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It appears that the crowd grows less certain of the Republican party's odds to secure victories, as they grow more secure in the odds Trump wins the party nomination.
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Traders still see less than even odds of a rate hike this year, but are now pricing in close to even odds of a rate hike by early 2017.
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Such sites allow gamblers to get in and out of positions, much like stock or currency traders, so the odds react even faster to news than traditional bookies' odds.
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The CME Group's FedWatch tool pegs the implied odds of a hike in November at 10.3 percent and the odds of an increase the following month at 57.4 percent.
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"We raise our odds on a 'no deal Brexit from 975.003% to 20%, and we reduce our odds on 'no Brexit' at all from 40% to 35%," Goldman said.
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"We raise our odds on a 'no deal Brexit from 951.503% to 20%, and we reduce our odds on 'no Brexit' at all from 40% to 35%," Goldman said.
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Kamala is expected to get the most speaking time on Wednesday (when she and Biden will share the stage) at 3/2 odds, compared to Biden's 53/1 odds.
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Youtube's success is at odds with its soul The founding spirit of YouTube, in other words, is increasingly at odds with its own success and professionalism, its creeping corporatism.
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More than 21.3 percent pegged the odds of a recession this year at less than 23.1 percent, and nearly 22.9 percent giving the same recession odds for next year.
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Furthermore, the odds of getting into the major leagues and being in the Hall of Fame were 9.92 times higher, and the odds of having a batting average of .
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It's no wonder Jaime's odds to sit on the Iron Throne keep decreasing ... he's now a long shot at 33/1 after entering the season with 14/1 odds.
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Mentally setting the baseline as the results of the Trump-Clinton election seems to have led Democrats to overrate their odds in Georgia and underrate their odds everywhere else.
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In betting odds data released following the YouGov poll, the odds of a Conservative majority fell to 69% compared to 80% two days earlier, according to betting platform Betfair.
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The timelessness of the tale at times feels at odds with its timeliness, the fated quality of the narrative at odds with the psychological choices of the individual figures.
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Strategas gives this scenario 30 percent odds, and if there's an even better deal where there are no new tariffs and some are removed, the odds fall to 20 percent.
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The odds of conflict between the US and China are very low; the odds of the US engaging in another civil war in the next five years are extremely high.
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After the statement, odds rose in all months tracked by CME: The odds of rate hikes this year have risen broadly this week, as several Fed officials delivered hawkish remarks.
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With Poland at odds with the European Union, and Trump at odds with Germany and France, choosing Poland as his first stop may exacerbate European divisions rather than repair them.
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"The odds of someone like me making it in Hollywood, I think, are less than the odds of becoming an NFL player if you are an American guy," she says.
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The Republican nomination Donald Trump's odds to win the GOP nomination are currently at 221%, with his remaining competitors far behind: Ted Cruz has 883% odds, John Kasich just 288%.
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Going into this fight, the odds for Bisping winning the fight by knockout reached +1000, and the odds for Bisping winning in the first round were at a staggering +2500.
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Market odds of an increase in October declined to 37.7 percent from 41.6 percent just before the data, though traders still see 83 percent odds of a hike in December.
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And West, the rapper who's been criticized for his support of Trump, rounds out the list with the greatest odds of being the Supreme Court choice, with 1,000/1 odds.
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Even though the odds of missing your flight drop quite a bit, the extra time stuck in the airport creates a cost that outweighs the benefit of those reduced odds.
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The betting website Paddy Power is offering 9-to-1 odds that Sessions will be the Republican vice presidential candidate; that's better than the 10-to-85033 odds for Sen.
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This means that the odds of a 1990s-style boom are fairly low, and the odds of a premature rate hike triggering a recession is higher than it would otherwise be.
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Of course, even if Johnson's election raises the odds of a hard Brexit, Goldman Sachs currently puts the odds at just 20%, so to some extent; it's still a small probability.
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Odds that the length of the shutdown will be greater than the yardage of Sunday's longest touchdown are +6900, while odds of the longest touchdown being greater comes in at -2628.
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HIGHER ODDS Goldman Sachs has raised its odds of a no-deal Brexit to 25% from 20%, but analysts from Swiss bank UBS predicted the market might prove to be oversold.
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Obama, Congress at odds over Pacific trade deal: President Obama and congressional leaders remain at odds over whether an Asia-Pacific trade agreement will get a vote before he leaves office.
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There were odds on who would win that night's N.F.L. game and by how much, but also bets on total points on various games, odds on tennis matches, even European basketball.
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"This time, ... the odds are very different," Cramer said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Nominally, they are at odds on Europe.
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Odds & Ends Once again, Jeff Perry earned his paycheck.
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Do your research — odds are, it's the former option.
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LAS VEGAS — Gamblers are not liking Mike Bloomberg's odds.
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Odds & Ends There are a few side plots here.
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The odds of developing autism among children prenatally exposed to higher levels of PM2.5 (particulate matter less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter) were 1.04%, the odds of autism in children exposed to higher levels of nitrogen dioxide were 1.06%, and the odds of autism in children exposed to higher levels of nitric oxide were 1.07%.
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The British oddsmaker immediately slashed the odds to 5 to 1, then 13 to 1, and after a flurry of more bets, has further cut Mr. Christie's odds to 5 to 2.
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Betting website Betfair also shortened its odds to 36 percent, while four major bookmakers, including Bet 365 and Sky Bet, narrowed their odds to 6/4, or 40 percent, following the attacks.
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Raising the minimum wage has been linked to a number of positive outcomes for low-income Americans including higher odds of graduating high school and lower odds of having unmet medical needs.
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The formula for Kelly Staking is below: ((odds-1) * (percentage estimate)) – (1-percent estimate)/(odds-1) X 100 So here, ((10-1) * (40%)) – (1 – 40%)/ (10-1) x 100 yields about 34%.
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Wall Street believes a rate cut next month is a virtual certainty, with 38.5% odds on a 0.5% move and 20153% odds on a 0.25% move, according to the CME FedWatch tracker.
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Before the game kicks off, bettors can wager on -2202 odds that any player will take a knee during the national anthem, or +2628 odds that no players will take a knee.
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High performing students get sent to state flagship universities where the odds are 80 percent, and the highest performing students end up in elite colleges where the odds rise to 90 percent.
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"The typical odds are that family businesses don't get past the third generation, and so far, we've beaten those odds," said William C. Rudin, the chief executive of the Rudin Management Company.
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A vanishingly small number of Americans are killed by terrorism every year; the odds of being killed by terrorism are roughly equivalent to the odds of being crushed by your own furniture.
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Raising the minimum wage has been linked to a number of positive outcomes for low-income Americans including higher odds of graduating high school and lower odds of having unmet medical needs.
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Making up the rest of the list is Diane Jardin-Patterson (5/1 odds), who is the godmother for Prince George; Hugh van Cutsem (5/1 odds), a close friend of William and Harry; Princess Diana's sisters Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale (both at 6/1); and Kate's siblings Pippa and James Middleton (10/1 odds).
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Matthew Shaddick, head of political odds at Ladbrokes, also noted that he's "been seeing a bit for money" for Mike Huckabee, whose odds have moved to 10 to 1 from 33 to 1.
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ODDS: "For now, we remain of the view that a large scale "trade war" remains a low probability, though the odds of it happening have clearly increased," JPMorgan analysts said in a note.
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Bookmakers' odds on a "Remain" vote have fallen from 78 percent last week to just 55 percent on Tuesday and William Hill said a Brexit could be odds-on favorite by the weekend.
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To illustrate how exceedingly rare that situation is, the odds of dying in a plane crash are 1 in 5,051 and the odds of dying from a lightning strike are 1 in 79,746.
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Here are the odds of winning one of the smaller prizes: These are worse odds than they were before October 2017, when lottery officials changed the rules to make the wins less frequent.
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Trump's protectionist populism stands at odds with almost everything the Kochs have fought for — so at odds that Koch has now said publicly that "it's possible" he could support Hillary Clinton for president.
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Image: The Wellcome CollectionThe odds of surviving a surgical operation were appallingly slim, and even if you did make it through, odds are that an infection (or worse) would finish you off later.
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Last week was sterling's strongest against the common currency since early March as odds swung in favour of the campaign to stay in the EU. Graphic on Brexit odds and sterling volatility: reut.
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Bookmakers' odds on a "Remain" vote have fallen from 78 percent last week to just 55 percent on Tuesday and William Hill said a Brexit could be odds-on favourite by the weekend.
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Exelon's tax credit proposal faces long odds of passing, though it has slightly better odds than a separate, $65 billion coal tax credit proposal because nuclear's carbon-free profile garners it bipartisan backing.
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He's gone from 6% to 48% odds of winning in Ohio, 25% to 33% in Missouri, and 2% to 45% odds of winning the primary in Illinois, according to the Political Prediction Market.
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"Everybody knows the odds are tough but the odds are getting better by the day," he said on C-SPAN's "Newsmakers" program, which is set to air Friday night and over the weekend.
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He said RBS' priority reading of market expectations shows the odds for a September rate hike moved to 30 percent and December odds moved to 54 percent from 42 percent before the number.
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The odds are against him, and the event he and his management company Team2100 created last year, but then the odds were heavily against Federer still being ranked No. 2 at age 37.
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And in the current study, researchers found that every 10% reduction in BMI was associated with 6% lower odds of the teens having musculoskeletal pain and 10% lower odds of having joint pain.
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However, it is also clear that the odds of events like extreme rainfall, storm surge flooding and severe heat have also been increasing because of global warming, increasing the odds of catastrophic damage.
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Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce is the current favourite, with odds of 3/1 from William Hill, while ex-Tottenham legend and current United States manager Jurgen Klinsmann second, with odds of 11/2.
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The odds of death in an immigrant-perpetrated attack were 1 in 3.6 billion: lower than the odds of someone dying by being hit by a train or their clothes catching on fire.
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This time, the odds are even tougher, campaign officials said.
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You have much better odds of winning a small prize:
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It is not uncommon for people to defy those odds.
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He relishes the game of calculating political odds, says one.
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It's a process at odds with our collective emotional pathos.
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Given those odds, a lot fewer takeovers ought to happen.
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And may the Frappuccino odds be ever in your favor.
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Experts give the party good odds to overtake the GOP.
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And those two goals were at odds with each other.
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Paul seemed to acknowledge that his proposal faced long odds.
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Those odds are falling everyday, meaning he's favored to resign.
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Amphipods at each location faced different odds of plastic ingestion.
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So, what are the odds of hitting the winning numbers?
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Odds are, you haven't heard of the Great Other yet.
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I've been at odds with my daughter [Destiny] about this.
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Johnson's populist persona is somewhat at odds with his background.
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By age 85, the odds jump to one in three.
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The odds appear to be stacked against the veteran actress.
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Man has been at odds with machines for many decades.
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The odds of keeping a resolution aren't in your favor.
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In other words, they're not at odds with each other.
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And the odds are you're one of those true believers.
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The odds of winning the jackpot were 1 in 292,201,338.
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Otherwise, there are pretty good odds that you'll need surgery.
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But you can stack the odds in your favor, too.
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That said, may the odds be ever in your favor.
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However, he believed the odds of repeat performances are dwindling.
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The Mountain and the Hound have always been at odds.
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But that conclusion is at odds with Trump's own assertions.
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I do think we might see better odds priced in.
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That can improve the odds of having a breakthrough idea.
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The latest odds on Monday — 4-7 for stay vs.
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Yet the odds of a dramatic "peace declaration" are rising.
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Facebook will find itself increasingly at odds with law enforcement.
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"The odds are absolutely not in your favor," Buyer said.
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That is good odds that I am happy to take.
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Just always going to be at odds with each other.
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But they weren't really at odds in these literary conversations.
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I wish the sports book posted odds on these things.
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But the two groups haven't always been so at odds.
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The odds her own daughter would have it were infinitesimal.
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Shaleen Title tried to raise her odds with Charlene Reagan.
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Do you think the odds went up last week yourself?
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For one, it's seemingly at odds with Trump's trade policies.
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Odds are that they are giddy about their good fortunes.
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He puts the odds at 100% — thanks to trade tensions.
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And yet… the odds may be better than you think.
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His odds ticked up — from 8 percent to 14 percent.
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With Justice Antonin Scalia's death, the odds just got longer.
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Whatever you're expecting, there are decent odds it'll be worse.
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The odds can swing quickly, as Trump doubters have learned.
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In 215, I find two sides of myself at odds.
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The odds were stacked against her, and she knew it.
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Those odds are stacked against them — and always have been.
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The model puts the odds of this above 87 percent.
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Sometimes it is directly at odds with the physical evidence.
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The common denominator is that they succeeded "against all odds".
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Odds they will be inducted: they are on the bubble.
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Given the odds against her, she resorts to extreme measures.
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And the odds of that happening are close to zero.
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Could it be that these two visions are at odds?
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Yet he is often at odds with the Bolsonaro family.
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Does it tilt the odds on a vote next week?
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So what are the odds a fidget spinner will survive?
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The odds of hitting all winning numbers in either game?
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It is also at odds with what Mr Trump wants.
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Yes, people meet online, but fuck the odds of it.
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In Hafner's case, she's facing some pretty tough odds Tuesday.
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The odds on any leader reforming France are never high.
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The odds are stacked steeply against women and their families.
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A few firms other than Amazon have defied the odds.
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Betting markets agree, putting their odds at just over 20%.
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Currency markets also responded to Clinton's improved odds of winning.
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Today, it's clear that wokeness is at odds with exclusivity.
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But playing big is often at odds with playing smart.
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The odds of the plan actually passing seem somewhat low.
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And odds are you'll get a raise when you do.
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Odds are they'll give you the old double finger point.
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Her campaign is convinced she will win, despite tough odds.
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"How can I be at odds with somebody?" he said.
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McCain publicly were at odds several times over recent years.
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And then, you know, the odds weren't in his favor.
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The strong gains are at odds with weak factory activity.
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The odds of rescue, however, grow slimmer by the day.
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And that's really at odds with the concept of copyright.
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Of course, that's going to be against all odds, again.
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But the odds seem to be fading, and fast. Sen.
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Sometimes, the odds just don't work out in her favor.
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"The doctors say she defied all the odds," Bowes explains.
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The odds may no longer be in equity investor's favor.
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Yet the EPRDF is bitterly at odds over the succession.
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The odds of coming back from burial remain the same.
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That it could happen now ... well, you know the odds.
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Christine Hallquist faces long odds in Tuesday's primary in Vermont.
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"Sean's doing a great job with impossible odds," Conway said.
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But it's far from becoming law, and faces long odds.
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Mr Trump's last two wins have severely diminished those odds.
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READ: What are each candidate's odds on Super Tuesday 3?
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The odds seem high that it won't improve mouthfeel, though.
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And the odds of favorable regulatory treatment would go up.
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Oftentimes, these two tasks are at odds, and awkwardness ensues.
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But certain situations and certain deductions can increase your odds.
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It wouldn't be the first time she's defied the odds.
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She is a true champion, someone who defied the odds.
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He had lived to see age 12, defying the odds.
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On its face, this seems at odds with social science.
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But against all odds, The Defenders makes it work. Kinda.
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But the tech has some unusual odds stacked against it.
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Republicans crafted a piece of legislation that faced immense odds.
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But against all odds, long may its floors stay sticky.
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So I put 603 percent odds on him staying put.
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Riding the coattails of first place odds is Texas Sen.
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The migrant crisis has put Paris and Rome at odds.
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The odds of that happening, though, are slim at best.
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But in specific rust belt states Sanders' odds have increased.
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The odds of doing so are 1 in 292 million.
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A fair system would reward strivers who have overcome odds.
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When you bet on a crowd the odds become imperceivable.
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Odds are you're carrying around a powerful camera right now.
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Mr Trump has similar odds of winning the Republican nomination.
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The odds currently look in favor of Li staying put.
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The markets' spirits recovered as the odds of impeachment improved.
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Lawmakers were at odds over how to pay for it.
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GOOD TO KNOW ODDS AND ENDS View the discussion thread.
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Brennan's position is at sharp odds with that of Rep.
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I'm not so sure all those positions are at odds.
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Today, those odds are said to be one in 23.
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The odds look reasonable that Sharapova won't have to, either.
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All odds come courtesy of the Westgate Las Vegas Superbook.
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He put very low odds on this "referendum contagion" case.
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She had already defied long odds by graduating from college.
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It just breaks my heart to see them at odds.
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But even that position places him at odds with Mrs.
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But she and Harari were frequently at odds on stage.
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What are the odds that Congress will let that happen?
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Pence's odds of becoming President are long but not prohibitive.
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What are the odds you'll end up with a fake?
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The odds are on the Senate passing the GOP budget.
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PEOPLE GAMBLE IN CASINOS WHEN THE ODDS ARE AGAINST THEM.
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But the two are increasingly at odds over Kellyanne's boss.
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The two former school chums soon found themselves at odds.
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The volatile and bombastic Trump, they say, boosts those odds.
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Traditional patriotism and modern realities need not be at odds.
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That's what overcoming the odds does for your WAR score.
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You either take him or leave him at those odds.
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By their own admission, her odds seemed better than his.
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They were temperamentally at odds, but they adored each other.
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The odds of such a measure passing are almost nil.
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Republicans may just defy the odds and make midterm history.
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Perhaps the industry is familiar with those kinds of odds.
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The odds of Schultz winning the presidency are incredibly long.
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It was also at odds with the company's ethical profile.
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The less you make, the lower your odds, Stoner said.
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Trump has been at odds with California since taking office.
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A personalized trinket tray for all their odds and ends
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The jackpot winners overcame odds of 1 in 292 million.
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Against all odds, the combination of treatments has been effective.
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GOOD TO KNOW ODDS AND ENDS View the discussion thread.
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Against long odds, the Fertittas are well on their way.
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This has often put him at odds with his party.
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The hour is late and the odds may be long.
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Does Hunter's position put him at odds with his district?
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If you can visualize it, odds are DeviantArt has it.
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In fact, the odds are against it happening at all.
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I realize I never even bothered to check my odds.
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Mine's probably a little lower, but still not bad odds.
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So I give Avenatti better odds of winning the nomination.
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But, that bill, it turned out, also faced long odds.
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Beating the odds requires a lot of work and discipline.
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Therefore, the State Department's response is at odds with itself.
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However, McAleenan was sometimes at odds with the White House.
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He was giving out odds on bitcoin code being cracked.
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The two men, of course, had been at odds before.
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Bannon's economic nationalism was often at odds with big business.
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The odds of passage increased on Wednesday after Republican Sens.
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If they lose, those odds drop to about 40 percent.
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So the odds need to be close to evenly matched.
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The vegetable itself and its flavorings are somewhat at odds.
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Even people rooting for her know she's facing overwhelming odds.
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What are the odds we'll see one for your 200th?
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At the divorce trial, the odds are stacked against her.
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This was a most improbable rescue against the longest odds.
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The greatest tornado odds will be focused over northern Illinois.
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Khaled wants you to believe in yourself against all odds.
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But that frequently put him at odds with Mr. Trump.
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It also seemed at odds with the comments of Gen.
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The odds are good it will be at least interesting.
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The odds of a coup leading to democracy are slim.
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Those odds jumped to nearly 5003 percent in early June.
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"So maybe the odds are in our favor," he quipped.
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"Incredible things happen, and against all the odds," she said.
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A stylish place to put all those odds and ends.
|
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But seemingly against the odds, Beijing has tempered its approach.
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Apparently, however, it is not "at odds" with Walgreens' values.
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Or whose conduct is at odds with the institution's goals?
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Odds are it'll make anyone on your list happy, too.
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Also, there is a lot of confusion about odds ratios.
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Mr. Whishaw and Ms. Fleming are, against the odds, marvelous.
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Opponents too cowed even to try to defy the odds.
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In a strange way, though, the long odds felt liberating.
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Mr. Liu's participation may increase the odds of a deal.
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Those are all votes at odds with current Democratic thinking.
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The proposal would probably face tougher odds in the House.
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The odds are high, whether Nigeria does well or not.
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The big message was to minimize the odds to survive.
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Those are discouraging odds, especially for older Americans contemplating retirement.
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Yeah. I think that the odds of that are low.
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Biden's odds of performing strongly in the South are high.
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Mr. Fraga recounted that Mr. Bolsonaro acknowledged facing long odds.
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In late July, his odds were 46 percent on PredictIt.
|
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She has defied odds and dazzled observers at every turn.
|
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Canaccord Genuity's Tony Dwyer warns that recession odds are growing.
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This reduces the odds he will say something politically problematic.
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At first glance, those may seem like pretty good odds.
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Your training seems at odds with some of these criteria.
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The odds are high that they are all strong communicators.
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The desiderata of protecting and respecting can be at odds.
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Odds are, we are going to see more of it.
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Though innocent, his odds of winning his freedom appear slim.
|
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This success means very good things for his reelection odds.
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The excitement of seeing the couple succeed against all odds.
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All at once, Beijing is at odds with both Koreas.
|
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The odds on that wager feel different year to year.
|
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The measure faces long odds, despite the boost from McCain.
|
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Yet the two neighbors find themselves at odds once again.
|
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In addition, treatments were sometimes at odds with existing guidelines.
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But faith and free inquiry are not necessarily at odds.
|
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That said, the odds are still not in his favor.
|
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McIlroy acknowledged that his longevity with Fitzgerald bucked the odds.
|
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This unsentimental position puts her at odds with her friends.
|
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The final season began by putting their loyalties at odds.
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The more trauma a child faces, the higher these odds.
|
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Warren and Biden have long been at odds over bankruptcy.
|
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And Trump's behavior raises odds of failure on multiple fronts.
|
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But his closest allies acknowledge the tough odds he faces.
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Let's just say the odds are not in your favor.
|
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The official narrative presented a picture at odds with reality.
|
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But Democrats and Republicans are at odds over the idea.
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It's not creative, it just sees the pattern, the odds.
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How did you make it happen against such long odds?
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The odds are clearly stacked against police violence accountability, then.
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The odds of getting rich from an IPO are unlikely.
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These positions put them at odds with much of America.
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I knew some medical odds were already stacked against me.
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It is a culture sometimes at odds with entrepreneurial drive.
|
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The odds of winning Powerball are 1 in 292.2 million.
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We don't really give a (darn) what the odds are.
|
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They emphasize they are not at odds with their employer.
|
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They will also influence the odds of another financial meltdown.
|
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"His testimony was at odds with the truth," Quigley said.
|
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Responses like these aren't necessarily at odds with one another.
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This makes us more in agreement and less at odds.
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The odds of these bills passing Congress are extremely low.
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A needle in a haystack has NOTHING on those odds!
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There has been "no reassessment" of those odds, she said.
|
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But odds are, what you care about is the camera.
|
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So they set prices at profitable points given the odds.
|
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U.S. media coverage is directly at odds with Namaki's assessment.
|
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The centrists appear to have the highest odds of success.
|
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"We have won against all of the odds," he said.
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BOORSTIN: BUT NO ODDS ON THE CHANCES OF IT HAPPENING.
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Leaders and innovators who do this truly understand their odds.
|
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The Red Sea neighbours have been at odds ever since.
|
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Despite the odds, he insisted that they would be spared.
|
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Here we wildly understated the odds of winning the Powerball.
|
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All had beaten the odds just to get this far.
|
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However, for King and future kings, the odds are good.
|
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But the odds are against Susan ever joining her sister.
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The odds of something going sideways are, as always, high.
|
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His odds of getting a friendly US regime increased tonight.
|
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The betting markets put his odds at 212.6 to 22015.
|
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What are the odds of being born on leap day?
|
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Statistically speaking, your "posterior odds" stay pretty much the same.
|
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The odds of choosing the right option are … not great.
|
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The US and Iran have been at odds for decades.
|
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It was also strikingly at odds with Tuesday's midterm elections.
|
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It also is at odds with his own previous assertions.
|
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The Trump administration is at odds with Beijing over trade.
|
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In some cases, they face quite certain odds of dying.
|
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If a broad popular front emerges, the odds are better.
|
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Whenever Trump's odds of victory improve, the stock market dips.
|
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Odds that he will not complete his first term in office are at 5/2, while the odds of Trump being impeached during the first 6 months of his term are at 4/1.
|
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The market has been putting odds on a Trump presidency since June, but the correlation between the daily movement in those odds and the S&P 500 over that time is almost exactly zero.
|
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They dislike that the odds will continually shift after they bet, eliminating their ability to take advantage of bad odds, and they dislike that the house keeps as much as 25 percent for itself.
|
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She says he odds of twin sisters giving birth on the same day are about 8 in 100,000, which is roughly the same odds of someone getting struck by lighting once in their lifetime.
|
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Meeting moderate exercise guidelines by the end of the study, but not at the start, was associated with 35 percent lower odds of a fatal stroke and 27 percent lower odds of any stroke.
|
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The exceptional odds of such a quiet 100-year-period happening — which came out to the extremely low odds of just 013 percent according to their models — isn't some rare, statistical accident, emphasized Biasi.
|
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Jon Snow is now favored to sit on the Iron Throne at season's end with 5/2 odds, while the previously-favored Bran Stark saw his odds double from 2/1 to 4/1.
|
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Though polls show Ms. Abrams and Mr. Kemp in a very tight race, she has some odds to beat, and not just the odds of being a black female Democrat running for statewide office.
|
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That allowed Maximum Security, the colt who was unbeaten in his previous five outings, to start the race favorite, though its odds drifted slightly from 4-1 to 9-2 just before the odds.
|
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I say it's 25 percent odds you finish ahead of me by two minutes, and 75 percent odds that I finish ahead of you by 15 minutes, because you're wretching somewhere in the woods.
|
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Trump is currently listed by bookmakers Coral in joint second place, alongside the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, at odds of 10/1; Moon and Kim are the favorites at odds of 4/6.
|
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Even if the allegation is true, an at-will employer may fire someone for a reason that is at odds with its stated mission as long as it is not at odds with stated law.
|
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So if you bet Vikings -6.5 over the Bears, your odds are generally -110; but with hockey depending on the quality of team, you may get odds like +220 if you lay the 1.5 goals.
|
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Only in baseball, the starting pitcher has a heavy influence on the odds while in hockey the odds don't really fluctuate too much based on which goaltender starts, unless someone like Carey Price is out.
|
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GOP Market Ripple Effect Continues: As Trump has secured a handful of victories, the odds of a contested GOP convention have plummeted since April 11, down 44 points from 82% to just 38% odds today.
|
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But she's even more read on what it's like for people who don't look like her; that with the odds of becoming a model being slim, the odds for a trans model are even slimmer.
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Odds are, this one won't work, though who knows, maybe that horse will have a very good day; odds are, this one will — unless the horse gets sick or the jockey has to be replaced.
|
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So, while previous odds for this potential super fight have identified Rousey as a favorite at roughly -280, her looking anything short of spectacular against Nunes could result in a major shift in these odds.
|
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Groups such as College Advising Corps steer students away from commuter universities where the odds of them earning a degree are no better than 25 percent and into universities where the odds are double that.
|
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The group analyzed preventable injuries and deaths in 270 and found the odds of dying by accidental opioid overdose to be 2237 in 22017 and the odds of a motor vehicle crash 20163 in 22016.
|
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Sagittariuses tend to be optimistic underdogs, and are likely to bond with Earn as he pursues his dreams against all odds—and trust me, throughout the seasons, there are A TON of odds to beat.
|
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"This report has some very powerful, hard-hitting statements that are totally at odds with senior administration folks and at odds with their policies," said Philip B. Duffy, president of the Woods Hole Research Center.
|
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My criteria were basically preseason odds (expectations before the season), round-by-round playoff series odds (expectations at actual playoff time), quality of opponent defeated and the team's success before and after winning the championship.
|
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The University of Virginia forecasters wrote that they think the odds of Democrats flipping the House in the midterm elections "are only about 50-50," but said that those odds are "generous" to the GOP.
|
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Odds of an overall Conservative majority tumbled to 4/9 on online betting exchange Betfair Exchange earlier this week, the shortest odds for the party in the two years that the market has been open.
|
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Faces long odds Sanford, who has been privately considering whether to run since leaving office in January, faces long odds in his bid against Trump, whose approval rating among Republicans has consistently been around 90%.
|
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The GOP's stance is at odds with what many Republicans feel.
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And the overwhelming odds-on favorite right now is ... Jimmy Kimmel.
|
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The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 292,2013,338.
|
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It just ups the odds that they might eventually get something.
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The odds of winning a million-dollar lottery are already astronomical.
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Happy Prime Day, and may the odds be in your favor.
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Sometimes she's at odds with them, sometimes she's employed by them.
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The odds for the bout, which are now live, reflect this.
|
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I wonder if the odds are that I'll die in one.
|
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Maybe. Should teams like the Flyers have any odds at all?
|
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But one man has beaten the odds, perhaps to a fault.
|
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The movie has defied the odds on other fronts as well.
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Age was one pre-treatment indicator of the odds of success.
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The odds of disaster Such a scenario remains highly, highly unlikely.
|
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I felt like maybe, against the odds, we COULD get there.
|
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"This time, ... the odds are very different," Cramer said on Thursday.
|
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But her politics have never seemed at odds with her religion.
|
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The two men are at odds over, what else, Donald Trump.
|
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They are saying that aide is at odds with the president.
|
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After about 30 minutes, those odds decrease to about 50 percent.
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The odds of winning the top prize were 1 in 258,890,850.
|
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The two companies previously had been at odds over ticket pricing.
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The table below shows each team's odds in the group stage.
|
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The odds of Fuse succeeding on its own were not good.
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Indeed, it's fundamentally at odds with us, and with our aims.
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I'm a motherfucker that beat the odds—me and my family.
|
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Especially considering the odds are more in favor of the latter.
|
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The odds, according to some, are not currently in Brown's favor.
|
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What are the odds it's a call for peace and unity?
|
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Once you're in the system, however, odds are in your favor.
|
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And that's the scenario where Cruz's odds hit their absolute peak.
|
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The image they're posting and their language are completely at odds.
|
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It's just not usually publicly at odds with the US President.
|
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Fighting against the odds runs in Australian politician Lisa Singh's family.
|
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Now he has 8-1 odds of spoiling the Triple Crown.
|
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And with 1.3 billion users, those are good odds for Messenger.
|
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Trump and the 2008 Republican presidential nominee were frequently at odds.
|
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He's defied the odds of what was possible with Down Syndrome.
|
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Odds on a snap general election in 2017 have been slashed.
|
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If it's an iPhone, odds are they're doing well for themselves.
|
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Against all odds, I gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
|
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Here, six miles from the Strip, the odds are way better.
|
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Now, some (very famous) women are looking to change the odds.
|
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After the announcement, odds dropped in all months tracked by CME:
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Whether this one does, facing even longer odds, remains anyone's guess.
|
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Whether Mr Chamisa can upset the odds depends on two factors.
|
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The Washington Nationals have won the World Series against all odds.
|
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A guy who loves himself a happy ending despite the odds.
|
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Bookmakers give him the best odds of any on the left.
|
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Still, the prime minister has good reason to like her odds.
|
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Someone who can go through incredible odds and come out victorious.
|
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"It just increases the odds that things get done," he said.
|
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You put this day on your calendar, you overcame the odds.
|
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Odds are you're not going to do well on the job.
|
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Some new policies seem at odds with the government's reform drive.
|
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Odds are, you've never wondered who makes those GIFs you use.
|
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The odds of Republicans reviving their repeal bill were already low.
|
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The Knicks shifted their focus to improving their draft lottery odds.
|
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But humans are curious, covetous and prone to disregard terrible odds.
|
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Continentals tend to overestimate the odds of Britons regretting their decision.
|
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The judge said the photo was at odds with her testimony.
|
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Clearly the current policy is at odds with a modern Ireland.
|
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Odds of winning depend upon the number of eligible entries received.
|
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TC: Is there a way to increase your odds of success?
|
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On that occasion, Pakistan upset the odds and claimed the victory.
|
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But several legal experts said such a challenge faced long odds.
|
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Wonkblog tells you how to minimize the odds of that happening.
|
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That won him the GOP presidential nomination despite very steep odds.
|
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BRIAN MOYNIHAN: I don't think the odds went up last week.
|
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The regional powers fueling the war are at even greater odds.
|
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According to the marketplace, the odds are not in her favor.
|
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D-DAY "I don't believe in odds and bookmakers," Estanguet said.
|
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Against all odds, Craig's performance in it earns that "introducing" clause.
|
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But odds are good that today's giants won't be tomorrow's giants.
|
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Those folks create compelling, relevant pitches, increasing their odds of success.
|
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From there, the odds are in the private equity groups' favour.
|
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Calculating those odds, said Juola, depends on a number of factors.
|
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Q: What are the odds of the president being re-elected?
|
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But here too his criticism has been at odds with reality.
|
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And, given the odds, should employees even bother to do so?
|
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The odds had been as low as 60 percent in September.
|
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But long odds and early stumbles don't seem to discourage him.
|
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In some cases, the odds are set by the punters themselves.
|
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Those who set the odds are increasingly in demand for advice.
|
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Somehow, against all odds, World of Warcraft is still with us.
|
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Germany's odds, meanwhile, have lengthened in the last couple of weeks.
|
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Against all odds, he made his way into the tech industry.
|
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"We always showed people getting healed, overcoming the odds," Heaton said.
|
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Without my vehicles, the odds favor the rebels at a distance.
|
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JIM CRAMER: Well, that is at odds but great to hear.
|
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"But the odds justified the lines," he says matter of factly.
|
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Wire Hair Fox Terrier The odds are in this dog's favor.
|
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But let's say Cruz beats the odds and wins the nomination.
|
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But odds are that $10,000 barely covers his annual grocery bill.
|
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The odds of winning the jackpot are one in 292 million.
|
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The odds of an election in the fall are rising sharply.
|
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The odds favor a continuation of the market's rally in December.
|
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Google Deepmind's Demis Hassabis put the odds at about 50-50.
|
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Odds for a quarter-point cut were 70% before the report.
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But if it does, it will have definitely defied the odds.
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A small party against overwhelming odds, with a seemingly impossible goal?
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Mr Trump's tweet was at odds with his Treasury Department's assessment.
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Climate change may be increasing the odds of such blocking patterns.
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They're fun diversions, but they felt at odds with the story.
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We have to be ourselves, without any stance, against all odds.
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The odds: Satellite broadband constellations aren't a sure bet, business-wise.
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According to odds makers and prediction markets, he's the best bet.
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The aim is laudable, but just now the odds look long.
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Paddy Power gives Cruz odds of 33/1, its site shows.
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What are the odds of two sociopathic sisters in one family?
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However, the odds were always good that it wouldn't hit anyone.
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Your odds of winning are a mere 20013 in 22001 million.
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On paper, it looked like the odds were stacked against Fortuna.
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They behave as though the odds are skewed towards positive outcomes.
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But world powers remain at odds over who should be invited.
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Cruz is now in third place with his odds at 29%.
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The odds of winning are a comically low 1 in 302,575,350.
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In fact, for now, the odds seem to be against it.
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Tech CEOs' Nightmare: A President Totally at Odds With Their Values
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For Sanders, choosing the latter means defying the odds once again.
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Thiel's response puts him at odds, once again, with his peers.
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Odds are, you first read Romeo and Juliet in high school.
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Yes, the odds are improving for these once categorically endangered bears.
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The odds of winning at Powerball are one in 292 million.
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Must the critical intellect always be at odds with the libido?
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The NATO allies have also been at odds over Syria policy.
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Those odds are incredibly slim, but just how slim are they?
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Forbes puts the odds at winning a gold medal at .0000015%.
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Still, the odds on a Macri victory are even at best.
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Against all odds, the Luke Cage / Iron Fist combo kinda works.
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Yes, 12–15 The odds still lie firmly in Clinton's favor.
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Bookmakers have also been slashing the odds on Brexit, unsettling investors.
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Whose pilots faced almost impossible odds fighting Japanese Zeros over China?
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The new numbers have shifted the odds in several battleground states.
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But Chelsea Batista, a senior at CUNY Brooklyn, beat those odds.
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Even with the odds stacked against her, Sandra played incredibly well.
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The odds are that the Conservatives will still win Thursday's election.
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That will increase the odds of football players getting seriously injured.
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It gets to a point where you weigh up your odds.
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But Sanders will face tough odds in Nevada and South Carolina.
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So the odds look good in Congress if the budget passes.
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It turns out, pop music is at odds with your stomach.
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The odds could also be as low as one in 3,13.
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Fortunately, there are plenty of allies that can improve his odds.
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Which will make him at odds with the people at Uber.
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"Odds are he will be impaired and driving again," she says.
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Clinton's odds are currently at 93% and Sanders is at 9%.
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That is, broadly, unprecedentedly, and absolutely at odds with democratic principles.
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Now, Cruz is at 27% odds and Rubio is at 25%.
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"The odds of our findings being due to chance are tiny."
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These two goals can be at odds, but are not necessarily.
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At the very least, the odds are that something rubbed off.
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As of now, no odds have been released for this fight.
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During the speech, odds dropped in all months tracked by CME:
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Katdashians: Break the Musical is a show at odds with itself.
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That's directly at odds with what Silicon Valley believes about itself.
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The betting odds indicated just a 5 percent chance of Louis.
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The odds are still that the vote will be to Remain.
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THE odds of becoming an American astronaut have always been slim.
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The odds: The court considered a nearly identical case in 2016.
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What are the odds we're ever going to see Martha again?
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That puts them at odds with the majority of conservative Americans.
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It does, however, put the company at philosophical odds with Apple.
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If you know any veteran psychonauts, odds are they're not Republicans.
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Against the odds, Brady and the Patriots were holding their own.
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Odds are it will not stand up to sober second thought.
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They are at odds with his macroeconomic worldview, which is fine.
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It's a great story of overcoming the odds in interpersonal relationships.
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In terms of its theme, it's about two lovers at odds.
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We'll put up odds on anything we believe can attract attention.
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What is the process of setting odds for political bets like?
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What are the odds that One Direction could get back together?
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That has put Mr Khan at odds with his party leaders.
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It's crass, ham-fisted, and often completely at odds with itself.
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The measure is expected to face long odds in the Senate.
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This reduced the variables and increased the odds of success exponentially.
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The odds of recovering that stolen money aren't in your favor.
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"He has beaten the odds; he's surprised everybody," Mr. Biden said.
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Eight documentaries look at characters struggling against, or manipulating, the odds.
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This puts him at odds with some of his former comrades.
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Head to Yellowstone National Park, where your odds are pretty good.
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Pimco thinks the odds are 60/40 in favour of Remain.
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His views were sharply at odds with those of Brazil's government.
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And these two presidencies are frequently at odds with each other.
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"It's not that [the odds of a quake] skyrocket," said Vidale.
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Still, it looks like Nelson's odds of winning look pretty slim.
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The court and the Legislature have been at odds ever since.
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Here are the reasons why I am betting on these odds.
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The odds you will be are low, because humans hate change.
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Odds are at +22019 that Trump's approval rating will be higher.
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Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.
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The odds are long, but they're still well worth searching for.
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The show has defied all odds to get where it is.
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After the data was released, those odds fell to about 94%.
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He suits up as the odds-on favorite every single night.
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Moreover, Florida's hearing aid rules are at odds with federal law.
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" -Seth Godin "Every skill you acquire doubles your odds of success.
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What are the odds he gets expelled from the US Senate?
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Collins told Bloomberg she has overcome unfavorable odds in the past.
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The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 302 million.
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Odds are, you can stretch your boundaries more than you think.
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Blockchain's immutability could eventually run at odds with existing regulations, too.
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Odds are your scholar has no idea how much it costs.
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"But he added that the odds of that happening "are slim.
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The American bison's story is one of triumph against long odds.
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Merkel and Trump have been at odds since his 2016 campaign.
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The legislation faces long odds in a Senate controlled by Republicans.
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Washington insiders weren't the only ones to give Trump long odds.
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What you want is a recipe to help even the odds.
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Yet despite the grim economic outlook, Trump's reelection odds aren't doomed.
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But the odds of gaining asylum just got a lot tougher.
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So why is public opinion so at odds with scientific consensus?
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So they are very careful about the odds they put up.
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Critics say that talk is at odds with the tech's accomplishments.
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This stands at odds with the reality of the modern woman.
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They're increasing the odds of capturing the House majority from Republicans.
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Two designers at greater aesthetic odds would be hard to imagine.
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Effinex Jockey: Flavien Prat Trainer: James Jerkens Odds: 15-1 2.
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Frosted Jockey: Joel Rosario Trainer: Kiaran McLaughlin Odds: 5-1 3.
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California Chrome Jockey: Victor Espinoza Trainer: Art Sherman Odds: Even 53.
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Melatonin Jockey: Joe Talamo Trainer: David Hofmans Odds: 12-1 7.
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Hoppertunity Jockey: John Velazquez Trainer: Bob Baffert Odds: 15-1 10.
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Already, GOP leaders are at odds over what to do next.
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Even Corbyn's closest allies were at odds with him this week.
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That raises the odds of wrongful convictions, especially among the poor.
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At least engagement has better odds of working than more isolation.
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Odds are the Cubs will need him for extensive work there.
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But the issue has Trump at odds with his own party.
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This time, the odds are even more stacked against the union.
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Comey's description of the situation, however, is at odds with Trump's.
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The odds of catching one are about one in 30 million.
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Increased temperatures boost the odds for fire weather, and consequently, blazes.
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Background GOOD TO KNOW ODDS AND ENDS View the discussion thread.
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Autumn anglers in these waterways are treated to double the odds.
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For one thing, its structure seems at odds with its argument.
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Odds are you watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., because you're reading this.
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Current standings list Diana in second place with 8/1 odds.
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I'll even give you the percentage odds of the characters dying.
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But independent bookstores, against all odds, are actually growing, not dying.
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The odds favor the GOP keeping its Senate majority in November.
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And she had done this knowing the odds were against her.
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But Democrats realize that the odds of a victory are long.
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What kind of odds would you give Trump at this point?
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Beating the odds taught the college admissions expert two important lessons.
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The odds may not be great, but we can't give up.
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Moscow and Washington are at odds over Syria, Ukraine and NATO.
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The two are constantly at odds with the ASA Awards approaching.
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Odds are at least one of them was pissing blood afterward.
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Against all odds, "Last Christmas" never felt or sounded like that.
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The team has always lived and died by defeating the odds.
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The odds are stacked up high against farmers on the Galapagos.
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These two things seems to be at odds with each other.
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Capcom is one of finding new ways to skew the odds.
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But my single-minded swain is willing to take those odds.
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But should PredictIt have higher odds on him than zero percent?
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The two countries are also at odds over Syria and Ukraine.
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The labor market buoyancy is at odds with slowing economic growth.
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The lifetime odds of suicide were greater, at 503 in 88.
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The countries have been at odds since before the Korean War.
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So how did the odds turn so convincingly against Mr. Trump?
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But his odds are longer after Wisconsin than they were before.
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Protesters put their demands at odds with profit-driven business models.
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It's easy to forget now, though, the long odds he faced.
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The odds of him winning still seem pretty low to me.
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"At the very least, the odds are 50-50," he said.
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The justices seemed at odds over how to address the issue.
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And if that's the case, the odds are that you're lying.
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Seems he and the avant-garde types were always at odds.
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FiveThirtyEight had his odds of winning the state at 92 percent.
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This week, the two were openly at odds with each other.
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Kenneally ends the book, against all odds, on an upbeat note.
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What kind of odds does Apophis have of colliding with us?
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Democrats hoping to take back the House always faced long odds.
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So how has This Is Us managed to beat the odds?
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Here's what we're watching: • Jacobs's pursuit of Qualcomm faces long odds.
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Douthat: Does that raise the odds of upsets or reduce them?
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And each of them changes the odds of developing diabetes minutely.
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Younger voters were least likely to be optimistic about Trump's odds.
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Democrats face very steep odds in their attempt to unseat Gov.
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The odds seem good for both: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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By early June, those odds had increased to roughly 70 percent.
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That is at odds with the demands of the YouTube age.
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And other proposals seem at odds with the administration's recent actions.
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This image of Mr. Trump is often at odds with reality.
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The morning-line odds were set by Keith Feustle of Pimlico.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is riding high with average odds of 211/24.
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The odds of winning Saturday's draw were 1 in 292 million.
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Given the steep odds, these numbers are extremely good for Lamb.
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The way things stand, odds still are that Trump wins outright.
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But against these odds, Brexit has turned me into a prepper.
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But the legislation faces long odds in the Republican-led Senate.
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Trump's odds were 11/4, giving him a 27 percent chance.
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The shortest odds were on (1) this week and (8003) Diana.
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Not the first time Trump and logic have been at odds.
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The coach dismisses the odds and relies on instincts and trust.
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This shift is at odds with Ms. Thomas's embrace of ellipticism.
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The picture he painted was at odds with the reality there.
|
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The odds of James's engineering a comeback, of course, were long.
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Some of those battles put him directly at odds with Biden.
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WHO's warning was at odds with messages from the Trump administration.
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As they were with Victoria, the odds were long against her.
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Batio worked consistently and against the odds to realize his products.
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Even many of Mr. O'Rourke's supporters have long understood the odds.
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He drew Post 212 and was given odds of 21-28.
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But the odds of his prevailing have turned drastically against him.
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But he was at odds with its current manager, Antonio Conte.
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The odds have not stopped Isa Watson from freezing her eggs.
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Comey's latest revelation again puts him at odds with the GOP.
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But the fight over Kavanaugh has put those goals at odds.
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And better tools will tilt the odds more in its favor.
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Over a long career she has, against serious odds, maintained visibility.
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And the odds of winning the presidency are never particularly good.
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Weld faces near impossible odds in his quest for the nomination.
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And odds are that at least some have student loan balances.
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Those odds go up over the next several years, he added.
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But the themes and the structure can sometimes seem at odds.
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And day two of the defense did not change those odds.
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Despite this, the odds of a helicopter crash remain exceedingly low.
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Despite those seemingly compatible goals, the two candidates are at odds.
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It's no surprise that the two would eventually be at odds.
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Dalia's case for staying in the US could face long odds.
|
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"The odds of [financials] being down are pretty high," Worth said.
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The two have often been at odds since Trump took office.
|
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But the odds are firmly stacked against Schultz, should he run.
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Strzok says 'You and I both know the odds are nothing.
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The betting odds were almost even, shaded slightly in Ward's favor.
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The oldest is cynical about the odds of any relationship lasting.
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That means long odds for lesser-known candidates like Boynton Brown.
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The charges seem at odds with details emerging about the pair.
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Mr. Mulvaney and the counsel's office have been at odds lately.
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Odds are good that a chicken will come before an egg.
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His odds translate to about a 60 percent chance of winning.
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The history of fixed odds betting terminals is under less dispute.
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The truth is, the odds don't factor into what frightens us.
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He shows you how to dig deep and beat the odds.
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Odds are, you'll at least find a couple options you love.
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We live in an economy increasingly at odds with this truth.
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Mr. de Blasio deserves credit for trying to improve their odds.
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Luckily, the crossings are kind, so my second guess was ODDS.
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He has been the odds-on favorite in his four victories.
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From there, the odds are in the private equity firms' favor.
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Crucially, they operate against the odds, working from the outside in.
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If you're a pro, those odds increase to 1 in 460.
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A decade ago, those odds were closer to 26.66 in 10403.
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Shorten your commute and odds are you'll be happier and healthier.
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Longest odds would be on the insider writing about the outsider.
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May's vision continues to be at odds with expectations in Brussels.
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The treatment suppresses ovarian sex hormones, increasing the odds of osteoporosis.
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The odds of success here were, by almost every measure, poor.
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This tracks with her drop in the polls and betting odds.
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Takeda Pharmaceutical is the latest acquirer to pay over the odds.
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She had gone up against impossible odds all of her life.
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"I'm telling the odds on the game," he said last week.
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The odds they would be in the same place were remarkable.
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Many are speculating that the odds are in the companies' favor.
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When facing overwhelming odds, it is often rational to be irrational.
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Why persist in such a cruel pursuit with such bad odds?
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They had 11.9% greater odds of psychotic experiences by age 18.
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I would have put even odds that neither would have happened.
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Trump has frequently found himself at odds with his FBI director.
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The odds of actually bringing him to trial seem vanishingly slim.
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Their odds of attracting business without subsidies is sure to improve.
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The odds are against bipartisanship — particularly when it comes to ObamaCare.
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It is at odds with Trump's repeated questioning of those conclusions.
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In 2019, your odds of earning a raise were nearly even.
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This puts the pope at odds with Trumpism in myriad ways.
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Market watchers remain at odds over what tripped the sell switch.
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That ruling, Justice Sotomayor wrote, was at odds with the Constitution.
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This weekend, he defied all odds to participate in a 5K.
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Unlucky odds won't stop people from trying to get lucky anyway.
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So the odds are against Austin succeeding at the federal level.
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And against the odds, win or lose, he's already changing Texas.
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This Republican gloss on Trump's conduct is at odds with reality.
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READ: These are your odds of winning Powerball or Mega Millions.
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But he may nevertheless be misjudging the odds of a downturn.
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Still, the two remained at odds on a number of occasions.
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Chris Van Hollen (Md.) believes his party can beat the odds.
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Because of Poland's history, Mr. Kaczynski is at odds with Russia.
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And foreign VCs shouldn't be at odds with French VC firms.
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Against all odds, love won out at the 90th Academy Awards.
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House lawmakers at odds over a stopgap solution 12:55 p.m.
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Good luck, and may the odds be ever in your favor.
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Defying all odds in her region, Medina Rosas is still alive.
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Odds are they've started stocking kimchi at your local fancymart now.
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Whatever happens, odds are there will be meat on the table.
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Congrats, you beat the odds and actually arrived at your destination.
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They're like characters at odds in a comedy, destined for love.
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The odds of the men being executed are quite low, however.
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Those were odds my grandfather taught me I could get behind.
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That has left the lawmakers repeatedly at odds with Mr. Evers.
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Sets the odds for ICAPS OOH AND AAH + ICAPS = HANDICAPS 50A.
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All six had beaten the odds just by living that long.
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Downfall of Gaia's music stands defiant and firm against the odds.
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But I think the odds of a Trump rebound are underrated.
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In spite of these odds, she went from washerwoman to businesswoman.
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Now, Silicon Valley has often been at odds with the FDA.
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But what if, against all odds, Pearl Jam was actually good?
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And their odds of making it all the way aren't good.
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And the odds that it will be essentially extinguished are high.
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She and AOC are working together on this, not at odds.
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Victor's riding Whitmore Saturday, which has 30 - 1 odds of winning.
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While we're alive and healthy, invaders are up against tough odds.
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The odds are always against the Supreme Court taking a case.
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Democrats face steeper odds in the race against incumbent Republican Gov.
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And alcohol even increases the odds of sleep illnesses like apnea.
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The motion faces steep odds in Congress and even steeper odds once it reaches the president's desk, but it gives voters a chance to force legislators to take sides on what's still a deeply unpopular proposal.
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BUY THE BOOK 'Believe It: My Journey of Success, Failure, and Overcoming the Odds' Instead, Nick Foles came off the bench and, against all odds, led the Eagles to their first Super Bowl victory in history.
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Concerns about increasing discrimination were associated with higher frequency of substance use, a greater variety of substances used, 11% higher odds of depression and 12% greater odds of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder symptoms, the survey indicated.
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In my opinion, those odds are lower than the odds that the US attorneys in Vermont working on this thing decide they don't have a case or fail to convince a grand jury of its merit.
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Before the report they were pricing in about even odds for a June rate hike, with the odds rising to more than 80 percent by December, and little chance of a second rate hike by then.
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"Of all the behaviors that lead to executive success, [reliability] is the only one that both increases a candidate's odds of getting hired and his or her odds of excelling in the job," write the authors.
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Third, fewer possessions means a higher variance—worse odds for the Warriors to pull away with an offensive flurry, and better odds for the Cavs to keep the score within striking distance for as long as possible.
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William Hill and Betway make Trump 1/2 favourite to get the Republican nod, while Ladbrokes cut his odds to 4/9 while his gamblers could get odds of 6/1 on his nearest rival Marco Rubio.
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Trump is already at odds with the heads of state in France, Germany and Canada on issues like trade and how to approach Iran, and his volatility in recent days could increase the odds of a confrontation.
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Paul Krugman The campaign still has three ugly months to go, but the odds — 83 percent odds, according to the New York Times's model — are that it will end with the election of a sane, sensible president.
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Gaining more than 44 pounds (20 kg) was tied to 10 times the odds of hypertension, three times the odds of gallstones and twice the heart disease risk of people who had stayed at the same weight.
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His approach may be at odds with that of past presidents, but it is certainly not at odds with the Tea Party's narrative of the media as being on the liberal side and having a progressive agenda.
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No one knows that better than Jimmy Carter, who defied all odds 40 years ago to leap from his peanut farm to the White House and defied all odds again two years ago to beat brain cancer.
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As of Monday afternoon, bookmaker Paddy Power had Winfrey at odds of 10-85033 to win the 2020 presidential election — second only to Trump himself, and the same odds offered for Vice President Pence, Biden and Sen.
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More: The longest perfect bracket streak in the NCAA tournament Odds of bowling a perfect game: 1 in 11,500 The odds of an adult male who isn't a professional bowling a 300 game are 1 in 53,500.
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Even with some bipartisan short-term relief provided by Congress, researchers find they are facing long odds when applying for federal funds — odds that will get even longer if the original spending limits return this coming October.
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And if you're curvy, odds are — at least for now — well, nonexistent.
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The overall odds of winning any Powerball prize are 1 in 24.87.
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RENEWED FCA-RENAULT BID FACES LONG ODDS, SHORT WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY -SOURCES
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Monday's market mayhem caused investors to ramp up their rate-cut odds.
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Sadly, odds are fame won't last long for little Pole Dancing Rat.
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The odds are that would be good for his poll numbers too.
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"The odds are not in our favor, health-wise," she tells me.
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Pellegrino is much more willing than her husband to take those odds.
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Most people think the smallest odds are a no hard exit Brexit.
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But the early specialists didn't have lower odds of nonparticipation as teens.
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We've been here before, and this time we're facing even worse odds.
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And then some batshit, against-all-odds Spring Training sorcery went down.
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But it puts him somewhat at odds with his allies, including Sen.
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The odds of winning the headliner prize stand at 1 in 302,575,350.
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Odds are that nine is a lot more than you can do.
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That is because Mr Coats was often at odds with his boss.
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Wherever you live, whatever you do, odds are you're surrounded by assholes.
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Furthermore, the 5-person team that runs Bitcoin Core is at odds.
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