"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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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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"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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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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BERLIN (Reuters) - Nominally, they are at odds on Europe.
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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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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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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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The latest odds on Monday — 4-7 for stay vs.
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I wish the sports book posted odds on these things.
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Does it tilt the odds on a vote next week?
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The odds on any leader reforming France are never high.
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READ: What are each candidate's odds on Super Tuesday 3?
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So I put 603 percent odds on him staying put.
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He put very low odds on this "referendum contagion" case.
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But she and Harari were frequently at odds on stage.
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He was giving out odds on bitcoin code being cracked.
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The odds on that wager feel different year to year.
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BOORSTIN: BUT NO ODDS ON THE CHANCES OF IT HAPPENING.
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And the overwhelming odds-on favorite right now is ... Jimmy Kimmel.
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The movie has defied the odds on other fronts as well.
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Odds on a snap general election in 2017 have been slashed.
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Still, the odds on a Macri victory are even at best.
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Bookmakers have also been slashing the odds on Brexit, unsettling investors.
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We'll put up odds on anything we believe can attract attention.
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He suits up as the odds-on favorite every single night.
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But should PredictIt have higher odds on him than zero percent?
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Kenneally ends the book, against all odds, on an upbeat note.
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He has been the odds-on favorite in his four victories.
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"I'm telling the odds on the game," he said last week.
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Still, the two remained at odds on a number of occasions.
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I went into Seoul in peak form as the odds-on favorite.
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What are the odds on United winning a cup double this season?
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But Clinton and Obama are at odds on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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She fetches 12-to-1 odds on dying first, according to Sportsbetting.ag.
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Clinton is still the odds-on favorite, but the campaign is wobbly.
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And the odds on either, or on a second referendum, are shortening.
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As each candidate entered the field, the odds on bookmaking sites fluctuated.
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And odds-on favorite to win if the election were held today.
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Evan Bayh (D) is still the odds-on favorite to replace Sen.
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They still put about 35 percent odds on a move in October.
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Tillerson and Trump have appeared at odds on a number of issues.
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Based on critical praise, Germany's "Toni Erdmann" would be the odds-on favorite.
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I understand the speaker is wagering two to one odds on his victory.
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Wells Fargo hasn't issued any official odds on the likelihood of a Brexit.
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Indeed, it is odds-on to vote for Donald Trump on November 8th.
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However, PointsBet is offering 5,000/1 odds on 1995 Open champion John Daly.
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The betting odds on the election at gaming site Bodog as of Oct.
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It however kept the odds on a negotiated Brexit deal unchanged at 45%.
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Bookmakers on Saturday lengthened the odds on the chances of Osborne succeeding Cameron.
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So what is the explanation for the shockingly low odds on a draw?
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Moreover, Paris and Berlin are at odds on a wide range of subjects.
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E.T. Odds on prediction markets have slipped to around 66 percent, Goldman noted.
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While no appointment has been announced, he's seen as the odds-on favorite.
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Bloomberg's odds on PredictIt dropped as low as 16% during the debate itself.
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Bookmakers still put the odds on a Conservative victory at more than 90 percent.
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Currency traders also hit sterling, homing in on narrowing bookmaker odds on a Brexit.
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Trump has dropped from 60% odds on March 22, to just 14% odds today.
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She is now odds-on favourite to win at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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"I'm not going to put odds on it," Botten told Reuters in an interview.
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Sarah Palin, has 40/1 odds on getting the position, according to Paddy Power.
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The Indiana governor dismissed speculation that the two were at odds on the issue.
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Some legal experts have said Monsanto faces long odds on appeal on those grounds.
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Has the Fed's policy shift gotten the odds on investors' side so to speak?
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He said "Gawker's odds on appeal are favourable", should Mr Bollea win at trial.
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In May, the market was putting roughly 20 percent odds on such a move.
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Luntz said he considers Warren the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic nomination.
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When the N.C.A.A. tournament begins Saturday, the Badgers should be the odds-on favorite.
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Duke acknowledged that he and Dillard students may be at odds on some issues.
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Other recent polls have also put "Leave" ahead, while betting odds on Brexit have narrowed.
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At this point, the market isn't putting much odds on a hike at either meeting.
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In New Jersey, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Phil Murphy — the odds-on favorite to replace Gov.
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Because of the influx of new bets, the odds on Clinton have increased as well.
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Milwaukee is the odds-on favorite for the 2020 Democratic National Convention, Politico Playbook reports.
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The two countries remain at odds on the core U.S. demand that Ankara free Brunson.
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Jon Snow is the odds-on favorite to survive the whole thing at 2/5.
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A gambling website is offering odds on just how political the Academy Awards might get.
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He must be considered to be the odds-on favorite to win the White House.
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But for the first time the odds on it happening are no better than even.
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They are at odds on a range of issues, from tax to healthcare and Europe.
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The two parties have recently been sharply at odds on the vexed issue of migration.
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Now, does any of this mean Warren's the odds-on-favorite to win the nomination?
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As for the actual politicians, recent odds on BetDSI are favoring Trump, with U.S. Sen.
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Other polls published on Monday also put "Leave" ahead, while betting odds on Brexit narrowed.
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Idaho homeowners have the odds on their side when it comes to saving through refinancing.
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The odds-on bet is that Flynn has agreed to provide whatever information he has.
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Typically, fantasy anime stories revolve around a protagonist moving from underdog status to odds-on favorite.
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She expects a rate hike this month and gives 50/50 odds on another in December.
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Following the Fed clarification, odds on a half-percentage-point cut were at 46% Friday morning.
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The market puts 100% odds on a rate reduction at the July 30-31 Fed meeting.
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Clinton has indicated that she believes Comey's decision may have changed her odds on November 8th.
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The two blocs are also at odds on the repatriation of Syrian refugees accused of crimes.
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Moonlight was the odds-on favorite at the Indie Spirits, but a sweep was hardly guaranteed.
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Whoever wins the center-right party ticket is odds-on favorite to win the presidential election.
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A single screen attracts Mr. Howe's interest: one showing the odds on the so-called Brexit.
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Sitting nearby was the odds-on favorite for the job, Steven Mnuchin, who got the nod.
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Earlier in May, the market was putting less than 20 percent odds on such a move.
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After Cruz won Iowa, Rubio's odds on one market surged from 34 percent to 61 percent.
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Vegas will give you odds on the various contenders (we had our own fun with this).
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The odds on passing any are long — and growing longer as the Supreme Court heads rightward.
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Biden is once again the frontrunner and the odds-on favorite to be Democrats' 2020 nominee.
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Six were showing auto racing, soccer and baseball games; three featured the odds on the games.
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Mason said he thought the true odds on the fight should be more like 20-1.
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Betting odds on Tuesday indicated a 75 percent probability of a Remain vote, according to Betfair.
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Nominees are not often tossed aside, so the odds on confirmation are in Judge Gorsuch's favor.
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The three families they always faced long odds on being granted legal status in Hong Kong.
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As the big game got closer, however, oddsmakers began offering odds on hypothetical Super Bowl matchups.
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Odds on a RBA hike in the 1.5 percent cash rate imply steady rates well into 2020.
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The odds on winning the jackpot are longer, and the rollovers mean the jackpots are growing bigger.
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That's why by all accounts she remains the odds-on favorite to win the election on Tuesday.
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But Bette Davis is the odds-on favorite to win, to Joan Crawford's deep and profound dismay.
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This is the first time this cycle we've gone beyond 21625-2900 odds on a House turnover.
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Unique bets for Mayweather versus McGregor Bookies are also offering odds on other elements of the fight.
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As a result, market odds on a interest rate cut next year rose as high as 80%.
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Perkins gave them 50-to-1 odds on $3,000, meaning they would get $150,000 if they won.
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The two have been at odds on a number of issues, including Trump's approach to foreign policy.
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The Irish online betting site Paddy Power lists Atlanta as the odds-on favorite to win HQ2.
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An unlikely career This is a woman who has already beaten the odds on so many levels.
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Last season's losing playoff finalists, they were odds-on favourites to win the Championship this time around.
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PredictIt's users, it seems, have the odds on Trump's impeachment — and they've thought of every possible outcome.
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And former Vice President Joe Biden is now the odds-on favorite to get the Democratic nomination.
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As we reported ... Victoria is the odds-on favorite name, at 8/1, if it's a girl.
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"La La Land," which is the odds-on favorite to win big at the Oscars this year.
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And unless Democrats change, he should be seen as the odds-on favorite to win in 2020.
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Were I a bookie, I would offer better odds on the folks waging the War on Christmas.
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And it has led to Zellweger being the odds-on favorite to win the best actress Oscar.
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This is the first time this cycle we've gone beyond 50-50 odds on a House turnover.
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Odds on playing a hole that well have been stated as high as six million to one.
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You can choose whether to stack your odds on one day or spread out your chances over several.
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While their characters are at odds on the show, Maisie and Sophie can't hide their offscreen sisterly love.
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Sanders, 78, has surged in recent days and is the odds-on favorite to win in New Hampshire.
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In response to the new regulation, several games have already released odds on treasure chests and loot boxes.
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The odds on Wall Street fell this week following dovish statements from Fed Governor Lael Brainard on Monday.
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This was something the Memphis Grizzlies had to do, even while fully understanding the odds-on risk attached.
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Bookmakers give Real slightly better odds on Saturday, perhaps bowing to its unmatched trophy haul in the competition.
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Fed Governor Jerome Powell is the odds-on favorite for the top job at the U.S. central bank.
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Both reports, although at odds on Saudi interest, imply that the Saudis weren't officially in when Musk tweeted.
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It also made Jackson the odds-on favorite to win NFL MVP for the first time this season.
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"This is where the supply chain will be at odds on both ends — supplier and consumer," Larry said.
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" As AL.com reported roughly a month before the election: "Trump, according to the odds on ESPN-owned FiveThirtyEight.
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Teen climate activist Greta Thunberg is the odds-on favorite to be awarded this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
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But the two are at odds on many issues and did not meet until December, Mr. Collins said.
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And that makes people like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders odds-on favorites as we approach the 2020 election.
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A majority saw scope for one more easing next year, but investors were lengthening the odds on a move.
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More easing is expected, and odds on two more rate cuts this year are likely to remain largely intact.
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But for Servan-Schreiber, assigning 1 in 3 odds on an event that occurs is not "getting it wrong".
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They also markedly cut the odds on Trump becoming president, although he still trails Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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The poll confirmed a slide in the vote for Fillon, who had been the odds-on favorite for months.
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No team is ever going to go into the playoffs as an odds-on favorite to win it all.
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She added that she "and HL are at odds on a matter of principle" regarding the one-year commemoration.
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This time she is odds-on favourite to win as she approaches the home stretch of the primary season.
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But the odds on a draw between Spezia and Ascoli are eye-opening: currently just 22-22 on Betfair.
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It may still happen, but for the first time the odds on it happening are not better than even.
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The next prime minister: British bookmakers are already offering odds on who they think will step up when Mrs.
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While he may not be the odds-on favorite, he could be the dark horse in the VP field.
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The two leaders are at odds on several fronts, including Macron's call for international talks on the Amazon wildfires.
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Their probabilities were to add to 100 percent, including the odds on "rest of field," or another nominee emerging.
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Weidmann merely acknowledged that the latest events were lengthening the odds on a rate increase, previously expected for 2022.
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Weidmann merely acknowledged that the latest events were lengthening the odds on a rate increase, previously expected for 2022.
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Some of the attendees admitted that they were already committed to other candidates, putting long odds on his chances.
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Where we are now Asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer to make odds on whether witnesses would be called, Sen.
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Andrew Cuomo appear to be at odds on whether a shelter in place order is needed at this stage.
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Odds on, it would get sucked into any wider war between China and the US, like it or not.
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The film faces some stiff competition, and La La Land is the odds-on favorite to win in both categories.
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Trump's tariff threat only added to the dangers and the market further narrowed the odds on Fed easing this year.
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So lots of Chinese game operators have begun publishing odds on the games website to provide transparency for players. Awesome.
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Clinton was the odds-on favorite among black voters, sweeping Bernie Sanders, who was virtually unknown there a year ago.
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But a guarantee of two million-pound prizes each week meant that the odds on everything else needed to change.
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No one should doubt that Obama and Netanyahu remain very much at odds on both the personal and policy levels.
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"Clearly the odds on rate hikes are increasing," said Alex Manzara, vice president at R.J. O'Brien and Associates in Chicago.
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It will make the shortlist too and will be the odds-on-favorite to win the prize itself in November.
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McConnell has a hand in this strategy, which is to remove candidates who are odds-on favorites in red states.
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We admit it, the odds-on fave had to be one of the sisters who frequently flaunt what they've got.
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By round's end the odds on Woods to win at Augusta for the fifth time had dropped to 10/1.
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The 16-year-old vocal powerhouse — while supremely talented — was not the odds-on favorite to take the top spot.
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The odds on a draw between Novara and Modena, or Livorno and Lanciana, are about 3-1, a typical figure.
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On Friday morning, Ladbrokes was offering odds on 10 of the 11 Serie B games, but not on Ascoli-Spezia.
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Cramer explained that even when he and the president are at odds on policy, he largely backs the president's approach.
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But as usual, international betting firms like Ladbrokes are offering odds on just about every event, from archery to yachting.
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Biden is currently the delegate leader in the Democratic primary and the odds-on favorite to be the party's nominee.
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The next prime minister: British bookmakers are already offering up odds on who they think will step up when Mrs.
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Michael Kretschmer, the premier, who has fought a strong campaign, is odds-on to lead the CDU to first place.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, two Democrats who have often been at odds on high-profile issues.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's election victory makes him odds on to secure a historic fifth term in office.
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Warhol had cheated death once, in June 1968, when his surgeon gave even odds on the artist lasting the night.
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Las Vegas bookies would probably give better odds on the hapless last-place Brooklyn Nets winning the professional basketball championship.
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Now that I've solved it, it's pretty obvious, but if you have long ODDS on something, it's unlikely to happen.
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Rate cut odds on the rise The Fed has since done a 180, going from very aggressive to very cautious.
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The two leaders have been at odds on how to resolve disagreements that led to tit-for-tat import taxes.
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Odds on gambling website Betfair priced in a 76 percent chance of a "Remain" vote, up from 73 percent on Monday.
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Consider Emmanuel Macron, the 39-year-old former Rothschild banker who is the odds-on favorite to become France's next president.
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Saut added that stocks weren't trading much more lower on Monday because Clinton is "still the odds-on-favorite" to win.
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Hillary goes in as the favorite -- she is far more substantive -- and remains the odds-on-favorite to win in November.
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Given their location, the Dragons quickly became the odds-on favorite to sign Marbury since he was released by the Ducks.
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I think Vegas has a lot of odds on it, from 'NSYNC to Jay [JAY-Z] to Chris Stapleton to Janet.
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The board and Governor Ricardo Rossello have been at odds on issues including how pensions and labor reforms should be handled.
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According to several knowledgeable sources, Weaver, despite his baggage, remains the odds-on favorite to helm a future Kasich presidential bid.
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Hillary Clinton maintains the best chance by far to win her party's nomination with 78% odds on the Political Prediction Market.
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"It would [surprise] me if she and the president found themselves at odds on this important anti-terrorism legislation," said Quinn.
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The U.S. and Russia remained at odds on Tuesday over the legitimacy of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro following talks in Rome.
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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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On Twitter, English soccer fans trolled one another by laying odds on which team's supporters would be lame enough to try.
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While Biden is the odds-on favorite to win the primary, Sanders has succeeded in popularizing Medicare for All among Democrats.
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The latest odds on an overhaul • Goldman Sachs: A roughly 65 percent chance something will pass next year, according to CNBC.
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It is odds on that future generations will not be talking about the 144th running of the Preakness Stakes on Saturday.
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As the following graphic shows, odds on a Conservative majority on Betfair Exchange hit 70% on Thursday, their highest this year.
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Investors have also been lengthening the odds on a move from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in the near term.
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Davidson will be the odds-on favorite to win the special general election on June 7 in the reliably Republican district.
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Despite their initial reservations for each other, the two find themselves facing incredible odds on their journey to find their destination.
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Recession odds on the rise Others argue the Fed was too aggressive last year, and that's not helping the economy today.
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Greg Louganis says the Chinese are the odds-on favorite to dominate the Olympics diving competition ... joking rice is they key.
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And this time, "I think Amazon is the odds-on favorite, and not just because it's already in the lead," Cramer said.
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Answer those questions and you'll avoid spending over-the-odds on tech that's getting too dated or that's about to become obsolete.
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Trump's tariff threat only added to the dangers and the market further narrowed the odds on Fed easing this year and next.
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Despite being the odds-on favorite since the first episode, things are all uphill for Jordan at the start of this date.
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Investors reacted by lengthening the odds on a cut in the next couple of months, though it was fully priced for September.
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I don't particularly like those odds on paper but after watching the time lapse, it's incredible how sturdy the human tower looks.
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Until Tuesday, most analysts and health-industry leaders put very low odds on the possibility of the health-reform law being upended.
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Odds on betting websites currently suggest that the probability of Britain leaving the EU this year without a deal is roughly 60%.
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That prompted traders to raise the odds on the Fed squeezing in another rate hike beyond the three already expected this year.
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Crowley is highly respected in the party, and was odds-on favorite to serve as the next minority leader or House speaker.
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Glenn seems to be the odds-on favorite, because, among other reasons, the show has teased at his death in the past.
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Glenn Perhaps the odds-on favorite for a variety of reasons, some of which I won't get into for potential spoiler reasons.
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But if someone offers you 26-518 odds on an election bet, you should probably take the Clinton side of the wager.
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Bookmakers' odds on Taylor becoming the next chair almost doubled overnight, according to RBC Capital Markets, from 18 percent to 34 percent.
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Market odds on another quarter-point Federal Reserve interest rate cut next month to boost the economy moved up to nearly 64%.
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But even that represents a big bounce for Sanders, who earlier this month saw his odds on FiveThirtyEight at less than 20%.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran are engaged in a proxy war in Yemen, and are at odds on Syria, which Iran has supported.
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The country's two primary political parties are at odds on just about everything, agreeing only on their visceral disdain for each other.
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The partnership marks a united front between the two trade associations, which often find themselves at odds on a number of issues.
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Even though I don't think he'll win so long as Paul is a teammate, Griffin has the best odds on the board.
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Delivering GOP upsets in the jungle primary would solidify McCarthy as the odds-on successor to retiring House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
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Bookmaker Paddy Power narrowed its odds on a Brexit to 7/4, or 36 percent, from 2/1, or 33 percent, on Monday.
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Donald Trump's administration and the U.S. technology sector will be at odds on several key issues, according to Eurasia's "Top Risks 2017" report.
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Donald Trump told CNBC Thursday he'd give about 40 percent odds on picking his vice president from the pool of his former rivals.
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The implied odds on Betfair are much closer to 21st Club's blended forecast than to either its team-only or player-only projections.
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Core inflation, on the other hand, surprised by slowing sharply, leading speculators to actually narrow the odds on a rate cut this year.
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Bookmakers were giving better odds on Kim Kardashian becoming president of the US by 2020 and Hugh Hefner confessing to being a virgin.
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Investors have already lengthened the odds on further hikes, with a December move now priced at 73 percent, down from over 90 percent.
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And now – despite the prognostications of some pundits – Kemp is the odds-on favorite to win election as Georgia's next governor in November.
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But Mr Sanders is still a rank outsider, and the odds on him winning the Democratic nomination are getting longer by the day.
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Losing the Turban: Indian Sikhs at odds on essentials 'We have to be vigilant' Ahluwalia said he has had brushes with bigotry before.
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Others, like Goldman Sachs economics team, put lower 1-in-3 odds on the proposal becoming part of a new corporate tax code.
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Despite the closeness of most opinion polls, gambling markets have consistently favoured a Remain vote; the odds on Leave are down to 25%.
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The odds on Donald Trump winning the Republican nomination were still long even months after voter surveys had shown he had sizeable support.
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Ladbrokes, a bookmaker, has cut its odds on her winning a third consecutive term for her party; it gives her a 69% chance.
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Germany hasn't been eliminated from the first round since 1938, meaning Murphy had 9-2 odds on winning his wager, the newspaper reported.
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Odds on Betfair′s betting exchange suggest that Real have a slight edge, with a 54% chance of winning their eleventh European Cup.
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Missy and her husband, Reggie, are at odds on how to handle the model casting, highlighting different views on fixing issues of representation.
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Since Hillary Clinton is the odds-on favorite in Indiana, Sanders is likely to end the night even deeper in the delegate hole.
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Top administration officials refused to place odds on whether the Trump–Kim summit will happen, but said they are moving ahead with planning.
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It's not a terrible bet — an odds-on winner, historically speaking, and probably for the next few years — but it can't last forever.
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Individual bookmakers are allowed to establish their own odds on the competition, but rules regarding the wagers must be provided to the public.
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Has six career wins in 18 starts but will need to rebound from an odds-on loss in Saratoga's Woodward in September. 3.
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Now another Middle Eastern royal, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa of Bahrain, is the odds-on favorite in a field of five.
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In 2013, he emerged as the odds-on favorite to become director of France's leading modern art museum, the Pompidou Center in Paris.
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Last July, when books began offering odds on the Week 3 games, the Patriots were a mere 10-point favorite over the Jets.
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Cruz lost a sizable lead in this market -- he was at 292% odds on April 221, but recent losses have hurt his chances here.
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Bookmaker William Hill suspended betting on which year May would leave office and narrowed its odds on a second Brexit referendum to 6/4.
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And that, says political analyst David Gergen, makes Cruz -- not The Donald -- the odds-on favorite to be the GOP standard-bearer this fall.
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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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Competition in the gambling industry increased with the arrival of online betting, prompting bookmakers to offer odds on markets they did not previously cover.
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The ruling lengthens the odds on a court victory for Berlusconi as EU judges have a track record of ruling in the ECB's favor.
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Djokovic, who was the odds-on favorite to take home the gold, congratulated del Potro for his win, then left the court in tears.
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Tsai Ing-wen, the current leader of the DPP is far ahead of the KMT's Eric Chu and odds-on favourite to become president.
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And although it is yet to be confirmed, there are already 33/1 odds on a rematch taking place under mixed martial arts rules.
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Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who in 2007 became the first woman to win the job, would be the odds-on favorite to reclaim it.
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You can review your credit report and credit score today to get a better understanding of your approval odds on a new loan application.
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In May, the Fed funds futures market was placing roughly 20 percent odds on a rate cut at its monetary policy meeting in July.
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Cardi emerged as an Instagram personality first, an around-the-way truthteller who triumphed over long odds on the strength of her distinctive personality.
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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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Whoever wins the primary will become the odds-on favorite to win the seat in November — the Third District is a deep blue seat.
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Just know that the odds on Parasite actually winning Best Picture keep rising—and it would be well-deserved for this multilayered social satire.
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So, to make a game of this Game, this season we're going to be keeping odds on who might die before this show is over.
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Ahead of his inauguration on January 22016th, betting firms Betfair and Paddy Power have placed odds on what he might say first during his inauguration.
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Sidney Crosby had been the odds-on favorite to win the Hart and Art Ross, but he'd just barely cracked the top 100 in scoring.
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As of Friday morning, the market put more than 90% odds on a quarter-point rate cut next month, following a similar reduction in July.
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Among innovations, the company, which founded as a postal and telephone betting service in 1934, allows gamblers to ask the company for odds on Twitter.
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Bookmakers shortened their odds on Brexit in response, with betting website Betfair putting the chances of a vote to leave at 30 percent on Monday.
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Cousins, the two-time All-Star, slapped the rump of Embiid, the odds-on favorite for Rookie of the Year, who quickly returned the favor.
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And yet, Kavanaugh had been the odds-on favorite to be Trump's pick since the news late last month that Justice Anthony Kennedy was retiring.
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Lawmakers and interest groups are often at odds on policies to curb mass shootings, suggesting strategies varying from increased mental health evaluations to arming teachers.
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The son of one president and the brother of another, he was the odds-on favorite to win the GOP nomination among the political elite.
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Paul Krugman Our two major political parties are at odds on many issues, but nowhere is the gap bigger or more consequential than on climate.
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But industry groups who opposed the rule and advocates for tougher fiduciary standards are at odds on what the change will mean for individual investors.
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Hader, meanwhile, has the role of a lifetime as producer and star of "Barry," making him the odds-on favorite for a second consecutive win.
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The U.S. and China may be at odds on trade, but both are lining up to crack down on big tech, according to an analyst.
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The procgen maps can be infuriating, offering impossible odds on bland territory, or captivating, offering you skirmishes as memorable as any AAA action game setpiece.
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As of now, Mr. Modi is the "odds-on favorite," said Ashutosh Varshney, the director of the Center for Contemporary South Asia at Brown University.
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The odds on Oakland winning the Super Bowl have now drifted to 25-1 even though the team has the third best record in the league.
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That means you can interpret the current market price, in cents, of a single share as offering implicit odds on the probability of that contender winning.
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But with signs of pockets of weakness in the economy and recent turmoil on Wall Street, the market puts low odds on any hikes next year.
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"I put the odds on the two abrasive personalities not getting along," argues David Shirk, an expert on Mexican affairs at the University of San Diego.
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Nick Young is a betting man who dished out some odds on whether he'll get Iggy Azalea to the altar ... after everything they've been through lately.
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There were some surprises this year, notably Green Book winning Best Picture, in an environment that considered Netflix's film Roma the odds-on favorite to win.
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I once would have made the odds on that about a trillion-to-one, but LeBron James's sport is definitely not the only game in town.
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Bettors also markedly cut the odds on Trump becoming president, although he still trails Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, who won Nevada's Democratic caucuses on Saturday.
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Bookies are already offering odds on what Princess Kate and Prince William will name their third child — and Alice has come out on top, so far.
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The Chicago Bears, the biggest favorites of this weekend's wild card playoff games, are the odds-on choice to put the clamps on another Philadelphia run.
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The currency was at $0.6789 on Thursday having slipped in the past week as investors also narrowed the odds on a cut in New Zealand rates.
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Online betting companies in Australia shortened the odds on a Clinton win in the wake of the debate, leaving her as the clear favourite among punters.
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He's ambitious, wants to become prime minister – but at present, is only at a middling level in the bookmakers' odds on who will follow Theresa May.
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By every normal political calculus, Bloomberg's entry should press Warren, who is currently the odds-on favorite to win the nomination, to tack towards the center.
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As for who's gonna take the big prize next November, Trump is still the odds-on favorite -- regardless of who runs against him -- at 6/5.
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Inside Out is the odds-on favorite to make Pixar an eight-time winner, and if that comes to pass, the trophy will be well-deserved.
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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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This helps explain why the United States is the odds-on favorite to regain the Cup when play begins Friday here at Hazeltine National Golf Club.
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DUBLIN — Ever since the first bookie stood on a step ladder and scrawled odds on a chalkboard, betting on horse racing was just about picking winners.
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Against all odds, on the heels of a very short retirement, he may have finally found the team that turns his aggressiveness into a good thing.
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The delay feels like it could be more open-ended for Matthew McCabe, who is staring down age 40 and long odds on ever owning property.
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The so-called bond king believes the independent senator from Vermont is the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic nomination in the 2020 presidential election.
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Under Clinton, the public option pathway to single-payer would become odds on favorite to become law, and the socialized medicine battle will have been lost.
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A year ago, anyone would have said that Adam Putnam was the odds-on favorite to secure the Republican nomination to run for governor of Florida.
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According to bookmaker Betfair the odds on Britain staying in the EU have swung to 75 percent since Barack Obama gave explicit backing to the Remain campaign.
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Yet US-Iranian relations are rocky at the best of times, given the two countries have been at odds on issues across the Middle East for decades.
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Investors have recently lengthened the odds on any Fed hike this year, with futures <0#FF:> implying around a 46 percent chance of a move in December.
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Investors have recently lengthened the odds on any Fed hike this year, with futures <413#FF:> implying around a 46 percent chance of a move in December.
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The 28 national leaders meeting in Brussels for secret deliberations - no aides or phones allowed - remained at odds on who should steer the bloc in coming years.
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As the Duchess of Cambridge labored in the Lindo Wing, an aircraft hired by Ladbrokes circled low overhead, towing a banner listing odds on the baby's name.
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The latest betting odds on website Betfair show the implied probability of a British vote to stay in the European Union has risen to almost 78 percent.
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None of these seems like an odds-on bet, and we could surely see the likes of early favorite Ansel Elgort pop up in later casting rounds.
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If the topic of Dillard's mother Dorothy was a sensitive subject for the former beauty queen, it's because they've long been at odds on the Bravo show.
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Investors reacted by narrowing odds on the Fed tightening again this year and sent two-year Treasury yields up to 251.06 percent, from 1.29 percent on Friday.
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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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It even repeated a reference to "broadly balanced" risks - central bank parlance for a situation where the odds on positive and negative surprises are roughly the same.
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Officials familiar with the process said it was too early to place odds on Trump's choice, since his direct involvement in the search has only recently begun.
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Lawmakers are opening the door to reviving immigration negotiations, but a renewed effort to find a deal on border security is facing long odds on Capitol Hill.
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There is no obvious front-runner, but British bookmakers are already offering odds on some of the politicians they believe to be probable contenders for the job.
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China overtaking the American economy would likely cause increased tension between the two countries, which are already at odds on issues such as trade and 5G technology.
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Sanders has surged in the polls throughout January and is now viewed as the odds-on favorite to win the nomination by users on prediction market PredictIt.
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As the Duchess of Cambridge labored in the hospital, an aircraft hired by bookmaker Ladbrokes circled low overhead, towing a banner listing odds on the baby's name.
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There are near-daily rumors that National Security Adviser McMaster will soon leave, and many are handicapping John Bolton as the odds-on choice to succeed him.
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Nearly three years ago, McCarthy was the odds-on favorite to succeed then-retiring Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) before his bid collapsed, leading to Ryan's rise.
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I watch as fellow bettors nibble on soggy fish and chips and study their betting cards, and as bookmakers write and rewrite the odds on their whiteboards.
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The sweeping tax overhaul awaiting President Trump's signature is fueling trade tensions abroad, even as, domestically, it defies the economic odds on creating jobs and raising wages.
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Turkey and the United States have been at odds on several fronts, including Ankara's decision to buy the S-400s, which cannot be integrated into NATO systems.
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If you don't have to worry about feeding your army, and anybody you kill becomes part of it, those are some pretty good odds on your side.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, you talk about two leaders of the two major economic powers in the world-- that's not the sort of thing I can lay odds on.
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But with developing signs of pockets of weakness in the economy and the recent turmoil on Wall Street, the market puts low odds on any hikes next year.
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Bookmakers' odds on the chances of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union swung late Thursday evening — with some predicting that a so-called Brexit would indeed occur.
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The dollar fell back on Friday despite the upbeat GDP report because core inflation slowed sharply, leading speculators to narrow the odds on a rate cut this year.
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And for all the talk of a grand nationalist-populist front, its putative protagonists are at odds on fundamental questions such as the distribution of migrants between countries.
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Yet US-Iranian relations are rocky at the best of times, given that the two countries have been at odds on issues across the Middle East for decades.
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The currency has strengthened 3 percent against the dollar and 2.8 percent versus the euro in January as currency traders slashed the odds on a no-deal Brexit.
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After Boston Federal Reserve President Eric Rosengren spoke on Friday, odds on a rate hike in September rose to 30 percent probability from 24 percent before his comments.
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There were 13 upsets, including 15th-seeded Middle Tennessee State's absolute shellacking of the number two seed (and odds-on favorite to win the whole shebang) Michigan State.
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Current U.S. growth of 3.5 percent will probably slow towards 2 percent by the end of next year, and the odds on a recession by 203 are shortening.
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Odds on the Betfair betting exchange have slumped from 40 percent last Thursday before the killing of pro-EU lawmaker Jo Cox to just 14 percent on Thursday.
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Injuries around the Western Conference are keeping their playoff odds on a respirator, but Mike Conley's weary Achilles tendon isn't really allowing them to make up much ground.
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He was watching by the finish line, among horse-racing fans and casual observers alike, when American Pharoah, the odds-on favorite, captured Belmont and won the Crown.
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Despite the efforts to broker better relations, both countries remain at odds on multiple fronts, and experts say Pompeo is unlikely to make significant progress on most issues.
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Mr. Johnson, one of the leaders of the Leave campaign with Mr. Gove, has withdrawn his candidacy, making the home secretary, Theresa May, 59, the odds-on favorite.
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Prominent backers that might include Alphabet's Google, KKR and the Dallas Cowboys could perhaps improve the odds on their collective $700 million investment in the two start-ups.
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Paddy Power, a large bookmaker in the United Kingdom and Ireland that had been offering odds on the show's final season since August, has stopped taking bets, too.
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Any infrastructure package faced slim-to-none odds on Capitol Hill to begin with, but for a brief moment this spring, something seemed as if it could happen.
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EU states have been at odds on the issue since a surge in 2015 in arrivals of people fleeing conflicts and poverty in the Middle East and Africa.
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It is not a surprise that Britain's bookmakers had just cut the odds on his dismissal — a November tradition now fast-tracked to the last days of summer.
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From as much as 37 percent earlier this week, the odds on Britain voting to leave in June sank to 32 percent on Friday on prediction website Betfair.
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The bank also said that Solomon would take over as the sole president and COO, making him the odds-on-favorite to become the next Goldman Sachs CEO.
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People who live with mental illness do have longer odds on experiencing happiness than their healthy counterparts, but this is because they have more limited access to care.
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I want to look back and tell them that we beat the odds on climate change and built a healthier and more prosperous future before all was lost.
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The two leaders have been at odds on the terms of a trade deal that could resolve months of disagreements that have led to tit-for-tat tariffs.
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Paddy Power is also taking bets on what Trump will say first in his inauguration speech, but are also placing odds on how long he will be in power.
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If we were gambling-inclined, we'd bet it all on Casey Affleck, Natalie Portman, Viola Davis, and Mahershala Ali, with 50-50 odds on Moonlight and La La Land.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Betting odds on Wednesday indicated an 82.6 percent implied probability of Britain voting to stay in the European Union in a June 23 referendum, according to Betfair.
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Odds on this one are fairly likely — after all, this is Apple's big chance to showcase all of its holiday offerings, and the Apple TV is a no-brainer.
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Influential hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates lowered his own analysis of recession odds on Thursday, based on the Fed's recent shift to a more patient position.
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A final design hasn't yet been confirmed for 2017, but the odds-on favorite is the "Halo" concept, a version of which was tested by Ferrari earlier this year.
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"We have won 60-something races in a row and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to put pretty short odds on us winning the next race," Bond said.
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After the drubbing metered out to Suanluang TBM Gym at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, you don't have to consult the Oracle of Delphi for the future odds on that.
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The latest betting odds on website Betfair show the implied probability of a British vote to stay in the European Union have risen to almost 76 percent on Thursday.
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Here are five teams whose fortunes could change for the better this season, from presumptive doormats that might become upstarts to odds-on contenders who could finally cash in.
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Perhaps the odds-on favorite to scoop up assets is Brazil's own state-run oil firm Petrobras, according to conversations with several lawyers, advisors and executives in recent weeks.
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The former U.S. record holder showed she was not about to yield the 100m hurdles mantle to Harrison, who until the race appeared the odds-on favorite for Rio.
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The two men have found themselves at odds on climate change, trade and Iran -- but perhaps most notably they have diverged on the idea of nationalism and its dangers.
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There are no betting odds on the tourney just yet, but remember -- MIKE and Post won $50k on a game in the past, so you know they got skillz.
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The Conways' marriage has been the subject of much media speculation, given they seem to be truly at odds on the political spectrum or at least the Trump spectrum.
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The fundamentals suggest Cruz is heavily favored When there's a general lack of polling, another way of determining the odds on a race is to look at the fundamentals.
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I want South Carolina to have its say before I talk about who would be the odds on favorite," Clyburn said during an interview on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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Trump has publicly stated that Johnson reflects a "British Trump," but the two men remain at odds on a number of issues, including Huawei and the Iran nuclear deal.
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In the drama race, it's the Seven Kingdoms versus spies as "Game of Thrones" and "Killing Eve" spar, with the odds on the former to claim the top prize.
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The kiwi slid half a U.S. cent to $0.7086 as the market narrowed the odds on a cut in rates from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand next month.
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Two major betting firms shortened their odds on a female James Bond - with Gillian Anderson, best known for her role in "The X-Files", the frontrunner amongst the bookmakers.
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But Scotland's 28-17 win over France changed everything and unexpectedly catapulted England to be huge odds-on favourites to win the title for the first time since 133.
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It irreparably changed the landscape of the league, as the Warriors are now considered to be more than an odds-on favorite to win the 20183-17 NBA title.
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If you'd asked me then for odds on all three events, this is what I'd have given: Glastonbury odds-on to be a huge success, with thousands of muddy music lovers collectively achieving orgasm as Adele hit the high notes; the Brexiters against the odds to win the referendum and plunge Britain into political turmoil and possible economic meltdown; and England to lose against the plucky horn-heads from the land of the midnight sun.
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Odds on a hike in the 1.5 percent cash rate narrowed slightly, though futures still implied only a two-in-three chance of a move by the end of 2019.
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Even though officials from both sides have denied the existence of tensions or disagreements between the two countries, the two have been at odds on a number of political issues.
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However, betting on the new actor has since been restored — and while Marshall remains the odds-on favorite, bookies have recently seen a flurry of bets on Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
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Bookies offer a range of odds on a Conservative victory from, 2393/2156 to 1303/2130; in other words you need to bet £21983-£21997 to win a single quid.
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Ted Cruz has not only shaken up the Republican presidential race, but heading into the homestretch, he has suddenly become the odds-on favorite to win the nomination in Ohio.
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EU governments agree that tax rules should be changed to increase levies on digital services that are currently undertaxed, but are at odds on the process to reach this target.
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The latest odds on PredictIt show Donald Trump has about an 13% chance of winning the nomination, with Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz trailing behind at 21% and 17%, respectively.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling parties were at odds on Thursday over an amendment to the 2019 budget law, introduced this week, that would raise taxes on traditional fossil-fueled cars.
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Yet she retains a healthy lead in delegates, and, although Mr Sanders has closed the gap in opinion polls in New York, she is odds-on to hold on there.
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L cut the price of a Trump impeachment to odds-on at 4-5 from 11-10, equivalent to about 56 percent probability that Trump will be removed from office.
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A Conservative majority would allow the pound to rise 3%, a Reuters poll found and bookies now say a Tory majority is the odds-on favorite outcome of the election.
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Many investors and traders say the December hike was one too many, and the market is putting 100% odds on a rate reduction at the July 30-31 Fed meeting.
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The incumbent governor, who faces a challenge from the left by actress Cynthia Nixon , looked like the odds-on favorite, winning more than 95% of the party members&apos votes.
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LONDON — UKIP could be set to finish third in the upcoming by-election in Stoke-on-Trent Central, having initially been odds on to wrestle the seat from Labour's grasp.
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If a protracted struggle requires looking outside the contestants for a nominee, the odds-on favorite would be the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, which would create its own frictions.
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As if to underline this point, Boris Johnson, who is the odds-on favorite in the leadership race, has declared unequivocally that the United Kingdom will leave Europe on Oct.
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Soon afterward Trump retweeted a post by Dan Scavino, the White House social media director, on former Biden, the odds-on favorite to win the Democratic presidential nomination this year.
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GENEVA — The United States and the Soviet Union told the resumed disarmament conference today they are still at odds on a treaty to prevent the further spread of nuclear weapons.
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Cricket has been in the vanguard of sports betting, with bookmakers offering odds on all facets of the game; who will be in the lineup could be one such proposition.
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You can juice the odds on this by taking it at 2.5, but keeping it at two allows you to get to a push fairly easily and protect your investment.
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Goldman Sachs economists on Thursday put 22013 percent odds on a shutdown, higher than usual, as Congress and the White House posture around a continuing resolution ahead of Friday's deadline.
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With Democrats and Republicans at odds on a broader spending bill, lawmakers are working to pass a stopgap measure to keep the government open and buy more time for negotiations.
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EU nations are at odds on how to change rules on government spending in the 28-member bloc — an impasse that could potentially halt plans to revive the region's economy.
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Now that he's the odds on favorite to become the next Conservative leader, he's like the dog that chases a car and, having caught it, doesn't know what to do.
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Johnny Avello, executive director of race and sports at the Wynn Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, has released his odds on which breed will win Best in Show Tuesday night.
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The fact that bookies have similar odds on Trump as they did for a Brexit isn't something that should be disregarded, even if the betting sites have Clinton in the lead.
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While Meghan has said that the couple decided not to find out whether they are having a boy or girl ahead of time, the odds-on favorite is a baby girl.
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If you place even odds on Republicans taking back the White House, then blocking Garland means they'll get, on average, a 5 (50 percent times 2 plus 50 percent times 8).
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California Chrome entered as the odds-on 4-5 favorite, but Baffert's inexperienced colt, who started at 8-5, stared down the challenge with a performance that even surprised his handlers.
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Around midday Friday, the CME FedWatch tracker was putting only about a 25% probability on a 0.5% reduction in the fed funds and much larger 75% odds on a 0.25% cut.
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It said odds on "In" had shortened to 1/6, implying an 85 percent chance of the country deciding to remain in the EU, compared with 1/5 (83 percent) previously.
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While most economists expect the central bank to hold fire on May 30, markets are putting nearly 40 percent odds on an increase this month, making for a sizable minority view.
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Exit polls suggested that 25% of Republican voters definitely would not back him in a general election—a number that might make Ladbrokes's odds on Mrs Clinton seem worth a flutter.
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Markets responded by further cutting the odds on a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, which has already stated that the next move was likely to be down.
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No one knows how the game will shake out, but that hasn't stopped bookmakers from offering odds on which player will win Super Bowl MVP when the final whistle is blown.
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Abrams was the odds-on favorite to win the primary -- even her opponent, Stacey Evans, released an internal poll showing her trailing a few days ago -- but a 53-point victory?!?
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They successfully lobbied Bill Gates to pour $200 million into the effort and education groups who often stood at odds on everything from school vouchers to teacher pay, came on board.
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It made sense for trios and pairs to freelance around the map and, once you had those small groups roving around, your odds on your own weren't quite so bad either.
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But the odds on an emergency landing, a car crash, and a poorly-planned armed robbery all happening within one person's orbit in the space of just three weeks are miniscule.
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Those watching the markets center these comparatively low odds on the belief that the Fed will have limited room to move considering the dovish position of many of its global counterparts.
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I would expect that a significant deterioration in growth and a recession beginning in the next 12 months has to be a substantial risk though short of an odds on bet.
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For the Greens, the coalition will test their own flexibility and whether they can work with Mr. Kurz, with whom they are at odds on issues like migration and economic policies.
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Roku hasn't gone into great detail over what it and Fox are at odds on, only noting that it offered Fox an "extension" to potentially avoid this sudden inconvenience for customers.
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The odds on a rate hike by the Bank of England in May have also lengthened after a sharper-than-expected slowdown in inflation in the first three months of 2018.
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However, Hillary Clinton is raising money, spending it to communicate against Trump and doing the boring, low-glamour high-reward campaign tasks that make her the odds-on favorite in November.
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Fervent Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson or foreign minister Jeremy Hunt will take over from Prime Minister Theresa May in late July, with the flamboyant Johnson the odds-on-favourite to win.
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Whoever takes over will have to decide when to trigger Article 50, the exit clause in the EU treaty, and start the negotiations for the U.K.'s new relationship with the EU. However, Boris Johnson, the former Mayor of London who was one of the most prominent figures in the Leave campaign, swiftly emerged as the odds-on favorite, with betting firm Ladbrokes offering 4/6 odds on him as the next Tory leader Friday morning.
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Aside from internal differences in the conservative camp, especially on migrant policy, the three blocs that would form the Jamaica coalition are at odds on energy and climate policy, tax and Europe.
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With the Indians as the odds-on LONGSHOT to win the World Series, Cleveland shortstop Francisco Lindor just got some brand new cleats made up ... with the word "BelieveLand" on the sides.
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This did not stop fighters at the gym taking odds on who would beat whom (5/1 Mr. Kanda KO win) or who would throw the first punch (3/1 Mr. Pek).
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton holds a substantial lead over Republican Donald Trump in most polls and U.K. bookmakers are giving far better odds on a Trump win than a Democrat victory.
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President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un discussed denuclearization during their summit last month, but remain at odds on what exactly denuclearization means and how it might be verified.
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After a long night of haggling, the promise of breakfast was turned into one of lunch—and the odds on an agreement by the end of the day looked at best even.
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Again, the odds on Puritty beating Klitschko were far longer than they are on Klitschko winning this Saturday, with 'The Boss' never having reached the heights that Klitschko has in his career.
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Since then, the two have found themselves at odds on Trump's comments related to the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., and over Trump's repeated attacks against the media.
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Financial markets have fully priced in a single quarter-point move at the U.S. central bank's September meeting and are still giving good odds on two more moves after that this year.
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Kemp's deputy chief of staff, former state Representative Chuck Harper, is a former lobbyist for ES&S, the odds-on favorite to win the Georgia contract if the $150 million is approved.
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But the shifting odds on Brexit have moved stock, bond and foreign exchange markets, especially in the past two weeks, as the government of Prime Minister Theresa May has flirted with disaster.
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The strike, the first nationwide walkout against G.M. since 2007, enters its 10th day on Wednesday with the two sides at odds on several issues, the people familiar with the talks said.
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With Greece and Turkey still at odds on many important issues, "it's a breath of fresh air in Greek-Turkish ties that they're currently reaching out to each other," said Mr. Cagaptay.
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Now, three weeks later, the two sides were still at odds on all issues, including exactly what denuclearization means and how it might be verified, after a third visit to Pyongyang by Pompeo.
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After knocking off the reigning Stanley Cup champions, the Boston Bruins look to upend this season's odds-on favorite when the NHL-leading Washington Capitals pay a visit to TD Garden on Saturday.
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Hoskins had dreamed of going out with a medal in Rio but, from the moment she and her team pursuit squad crashed heavily in training on Monday, the odds on that happening grew.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: You know, in your new book "Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side," I think it's important now because yesterday the Fed made this huge policy u-turn.
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The latest betting odds on website Betfair show the implied probability of a British vote to stay in the European Union at 74 percent, down from as high as 78 percent on Thursday.
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The United States and North Korea do not have diplomatic relations and are at odds on many issues, including the North's pursuit of nuclear weapons and its proliferation of nuclear and missile technologies.
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If Trump wins Indiana, he will be an odds-on favorite to accumulate the 1,237 delegates needed to win the GOP nomination by the time the final primaries are held on June 7.
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An article on May 17 about the Eurovision Song Contest, in which a singer from Ukraine unexpectedly upset the odds-on favorite, a Russian, referred incorrectly to changes in the contest this year.
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Clinton is still the odds-on favorite, but the tightening polls are sure to give the Trump campaign a boost as they try to stage one of the largest political upsets in history.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Betting odds on the likelihood of Britain voting to remain in the European Union fell to 60 percent on Thursday after a poll put the "Leave" camp ahead, according to Betfair.
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As Mr. Obama was wrapping up his speech, he could not resist a gentle poke at his predecessor, who is known for his restlessness, laying odds on the length of his own remarks.
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A Times writer, along with others, said that "you would have got better odds on finding Elvis alive" with bookmakers giving Leicester only a 0.02 percent chance at the beginning of the season.
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In this case, data from the U.K., which has allowed sports gambling for decades, with thousands of betting parlors offering odds on everything from Premier League matches to when royal babies are born.
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European Union leaders agree to stick together in dealing with Trump, but at their first summit since he took office they are at odds on how far to confront or engage with him.
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All being well, that should improve the odds on history repeating itself, and make it more likely that QPR can eventually carve out a niche for themselves in and around the Premier League.
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Although Trump is the odds-on favorite to win reelection in November, investors could be concerned about Pence's chances against a Democratic field that includes progressive candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Now, the billionaire tech titan and the leading government space agency are at odds on social media about how possible it is for Mars to be habitable by humans in the near future.
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Every blip of news prompts journalists to recalibrate the odds on the Democratic nomination fight, knowing, even as they do, that these campaign developments are as evanescent as a light dusting of snow.
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"Moonlight," the underdog movie released by the independent film company A24, beating the odds-on favorite in that kind of way — there's no bigger or dramatic upset in the history of award shows.
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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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Boston Federal Reserve President Eric Rosengren said on Friday that investors were probably right in placing "very high" odds on a U.S. interest rate increase in December, a step he argues is already overdue.
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Kalla, who won the women's skiathlon on Saturday, began the race as odds-on favorite for a second Pyeongchang gold and started powerfully, immediately taking the lead from Bjoergen at the first split time.
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The two opinionated New York City Housewives have been at odds on the hit Bravo reality show after Singer asked if Frankel's 6-year-old daughter had heard about her mother's naked film past.
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Phillips in a separate note on Thursday said that recent developments — namely, Johnson's opposition and a Senate proposal to repeal Obamacare's individual mandate in its tax bill — have not affected Goldman's odds on passage.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on May 17 about the Eurovision Song Contest, in which a singer from Ukraine unexpectedly upset the odds-on favorite, a Russian, referred incorrectly to changes in the contest this year.
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MOSCOW — The Eurovision Song Contest became the latest, and perhaps least likely, front in the renewed East-West rivalry on Monday after a singer from Ukraine unexpectedly upset the odds-on favorite, a Russian.
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James Mattis — the odds-on bet for secretary of defense — and found that Mattis thought waterboarding was pretty useless and much less effective than trying to win over a prisoner with cigarettes and beer.
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The Europeans and Iran are at odds on a range of issues: Iran's ballistic missile program, attacks and plots against Iranian dissidents in Europe and slow progress towarda relieving the effects of US sanctions.
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Dutee Chand did not win medal in Rio, but Caster Semenya, who has grown increasingly faster in past months, is an odds-on favorite to take home the gold in the 800-meter race.
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Baltimore RavensOne thing to know: After his monstrous start to the season, Russell Wilson has now overtaken Patrick Mahomes as the odds-on favorite to win NFL MVP this season according to betting markets.
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Merkel said on Tuesday she abstained in a vote of EU leaders on von der Leyen's nomination - the only leader not to back her - as the coalition government was at odds on the question.
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While Clinton had always been the odds-on favorite to win the Palmetto State -- aka "Clinton Country" -- Sanders' messaging on race likely did little to help him woo more than just younger black voters.
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The odds on that an election will be called to break parliament's political impasse over Brexit rose again on Tuesday with a Supreme Court ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament.
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Johnson and the EU remain at odds on the question of the Irish border, and the relationship between the EU and the UK has appeared even more publicly tense and frayed in recent weeks.
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All of this led investors to scale back the chance of more rate cuts from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, while narrowing the odds on easing by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).
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Kristol and Kagan instead called on conservatives to adopt a worldview that treated all foreign states with which we might be at odds on questions of fundamental values as the equivalent of the USSR.
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The latest betting odds on website Betfair show the implied probability of a British vote to stay in the European Union has risen to almost 78 percent, but opinion polls remain split on the matter.
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Johnson faces foreign minister Jeremy Hunt in a contest to succeed Theresa May as party leader and prime minister, with Johnson the odds-on favourite to secure a majority of votes from Conservative Party members.
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Davis agreed with Barnier that Monday's agreement was "decisive" and increased the odds on finding an orderly deal to avoid Europe's second biggest economy simply crashing out of the bloc in just over a year.
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The economists had put 55 percent odds on a September hike after comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen and Vice Chair Stanley Fischer at Jackson Hole, when both indicated the Fed could raise rates soon.
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Brazil's political system is set to spin further out of control Tuesday as the biggest party in the Senate quits the ruling coalition, a move that will hike the odds on President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment.
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Irish betting house Paddy Power, who's been offering odds on Trump's impeachment since he was sworn in, announced it now has a bookie designated entirely to the burning tire fire that is the Trump administration.
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Sometimes the events you could wager on were absurd, like who would be added to Mount Rushmore, but they also offered odds on the 2020 primary that made me wish betting on politics were legal.
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Friday's dive also contrasted with a number of major investment banks and fund management firms who have been upping their odds on the UK crashing out the European Union without a deal in recent days.
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Trump and Republicans have consistently been at odds on how to fight terrorismSince 9/11, Republicans have been staunchly interventionist when it comes to combatting terrorism and generally hawkish about America's role in the world.
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But analysts and others put better odds on Aetna and Humana completing the deal, given the ability of the companies to divest themselves of businesses in areas where the two had too much market share.
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The National Hurricane Center has ratcheted up the odds on a tropical storm developing later this week from the messy weather migrating across Florida's panhandle and this could cause flooding in the Gulf Coast region.
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It would be a good result for the Tories who are currently odds-on to win in Copeland and take a seat from Labour that has been controlled by the latter for nearly a century.
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When France won in Paris on opening night, raining goals on South Korea and bathing in the cheers of a full house, it looked to be the odds-on favorite to win the World Cup.
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Although the latest betting odds on website Betfair show the implied probability of a British vote to stay in the European Union has risen to almost 78 percent, opinion polls remain split on the matter.
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"Without an acceleration of wage growth, a fourth hike at the end of the year is a more difficult call and futures shows that hesitation, placing just 50 percent odds on that event," he added.
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Triumphing over Sangmanee last month in a peerless display of eight-limbed mugging, and on a run of big victories, he was the odds-on favorite to win against Panpayak fourth time round at Rajadamnern.
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Johnson faces foreign minister Jeremy Hunt in a contest to succeed Theresa May as party leader and prime minister, with Johnson the odds-on favourite to secure a majority of votes from the Conservative Party.
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" Buffett refused to put odds on how the trade talks would turn out or whether Trump would follow through on his tariff threat: "With some people in negotiations, the best technique is to act half crazy.
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Bookmakers' odds on a vote to leave the EU had already been tightened after a leading eurosceptic Cabinet minister resigned on Friday over measures contained in last week's budget, highlighting divisions within the ruling Conservative party.
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The French Open is the only grand slam missing from Djokovic's otherwise glittering resume, but he has already been installed by the bookmakers as odds-on favorite for Roland Garros after a magnificent start to 2016.
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The EU and the IMF are still at odds on whether Athens can achieve a 3.5 percent primary surplus - the budget balance before debt service payments - in 2018, an official participating in the talks told Reuters.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian consumer prices remained subdued last quarter as core inflation ended a second whole year below the central bank's target, leading investors to widen the odds on a hike in interest rates anytime soon.
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As the odds-on favorite to finally break the long Triple Crown drought, Chrome deflated more than 100,000 fans with a fourth-place finish at the Belmont Stakes, just a length and three-quarters from immortality.
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The 31-year-old Serb was odds on to crown a magnificent six-month streak by claiming a record-equalling sixth ATP Finals crown but Zverev stopped him in his tracks, winning 6-4 6-3.
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Health insurance and drug companies, who are often at odds on policy issues, banded together to form the group, which lobbyists say could run advertisements against single-payer plans and promote studies to undermine the idea.
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But her next coalition could be her toughest yet with her only remaining potential partners, the business-friendly FDP and the pro-regulation Greens, at odds on issues from migrants to tax, the environment and Europe.
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My goal here isn't to list and place odds on the 30-plus Democratic politicians and nonpoliticians who have given more than a smidgen of consideration to 2020 and aren't completely delusional to have done so.
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Odds on the latter happening any time soon were long, with the ECB itself expecting inflation of just 1.3%-1.6% between this year and 2021 and market gauges of long-term price growth stuck even lower.
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On Monday, the late-night hosts took odds on the likelihood of hearing his testimony during the impeachment trial, or just reading about it in his "perfectly timed" book if Republicans block him as a witness.
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Online sites such as Ireland-based Paddy Power already are putting odds on the next man or woman who will take over the White House after Donald Trump's first four-year term ends in January 2021.
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At this point of the Round 21998 demolition job on Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw, a man who had entered the ring some fifty seconds earlier as the odds-on favorite to win, the Referee stepped in.
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Trump's chance of winning the presidency shifts with news events and primary results on a daily basis, according to the implied odds on the PredictIt betting market, but the market doesn't seem to react to those changes.
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The loss of Fallon, described by Conservative sources as a political "Rottweiler", leaves May with a hole in her cabinet, already at odds on everything from Britain's departure from the European Union to the government's austerity agenda.
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The market is a real-time index run by the company Pivit and uses input from more than 259,241 users, polling data, news and information from markets to determine the odds on what will happen in politics.
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Seven months after a general election, Lebanese leaders are still at odds on how to parcel out cabinet positions among rival groups according to a political system that shares out government positions among Christians and Muslim sects.
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"1917""Ad Astra""Ford v Ferrari""Joker""Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"Who will win: "1917"War films often win this category, so it's no surprise that "1917" is the odds-on favorite to win here.
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But they are at odds on economics and finance, with Merkel reluctant to take steps - such as setting up a euro zone budget - that might lead to Germany carrying greater liability for other euro zone countries' problems.
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BERLIN/LONDON (Reuters) - China and the U.S. remained at odds on Thursday over how to combat excess capacity in the global steel sector, trading barbs at the conclusion of a ministerial level G20 industry summit in Berlin.
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CNN's Political Prediction Market is a game run by the company Pivit and uses input from more than 2100,843 users, polling data, and information from real-time markets to place odds on what will happen in politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - At the start of the year there would have been long odds on Jack Sock, Grigor Dimitrov and David Goffin earning enough points to qualify for the ATP Finals, let alone reaching the last four.
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The two blocs are at odds on issues from healthcare and immigration to Europe and pensions and, if no deal is done, Merkel's future as chancellor would be thrown into doubt with new elections a distinct prospect.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Betting odds on Thursday indicated the highest chance to date of Britain voting to stay in the European Union, with the implied probability of a vote for membership rising to as high as 83 percent.
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This in turn would destroy any prospect of ever softening or preventing the UK's exit from the EU.For all of these reasons, the country is now odds-on for a general election before the year is out.
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A sustained growth in the labor market and improving inflation have encouraged policymakers such as Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren, who said on Friday that placing "very high" odds on a rate hike in December seemed appropriate.
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Smith then contacts all of the other members of his network—scrubbing the alert of any names or proprietary info—and asks if they are seeing anything unusual in the movement of the odds on their end.
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According to the market for Fed Funds futures, traders are putting roughly 90 percent odds on the Fed cutting interest rates by the end of the year, up from about 38 percent in the middle of April.
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Washington has warned it will not partner with countries that adopt Huawei systems but has been at odds on the issue with the European Union, which has shunned U.S. calls to ban the company across the bloc.
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The back-and-forth has had their supporters at odds on social media, distressing progressives who want to present a unified front against a "corporate Democrat" going into the 2020 nominating contests, which kick off on Feb.
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Ructions within the ruling Conservative Party and the reaction to Tuesday's bomb attacks in Brussels have driven an almost 2 percent fall in sterling in trade-weighted terms this week as bookmakers' odds on a "Brexit" narrowed.
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I'm not giving any odds on Republicans balancing budgets with Trump's wish list, but don't disallow the possibility that we could raise billions slapping his name in gold block letters on buildings up and down Embassy Row.
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Bookmaker Ladbrokes said the ORB poll had caused it to shorten its odds on Brexit to 9/4 from 11/4 previously, implying a rise in the likelihood of a 'Leave' vote to 30 percent from 27 percent.
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Fervent Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson and foreign minister Jeremy Hunt emerged on Thursday as the only two candidates left in the race to become British prime minister, with the flamboyant Johnson odds-on favourite to win next month.
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The greenback has sunk since President Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey sparked uproar in Washington and a rise in the odds on betting markets that he would not see out the term begun in January.
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His election signalled not just a change of style, but a shift in the political landscape that shortened the odds on an all-populist government emerging from the consultations that President Sergio Mattarella is to initiate after Easter.
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How Beat Saber beat the odds On May 21, Beat Games is bumping the price from $20 to $30 on Valve's Steam store and the Oculus Home platform, bringing the price in line with the PS VR version.
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I has slashed the odds on French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon winning next month's election to 11/1 from 979/1 last month, the company said on Tuesday, as the far-left candidate surges in the polls.
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Well, he tends to favor the Golden State Warriors and, after a nightmare playoff performance last year, he (finally) lifted his curse on James Harden, who miraculously rebounded to become the odds on favorite for MVP this season.
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So either we should all be going down to Four Winds Casino tonight and try to recreate those odds on the slots to see if the rules of arithmetic have changed, or something else is changing around us.
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The two men are at odds on several contentious issues, and perhaps no Chinese leader has ever walked into a meeting with an American president like Mr. Trump, who has shown a disdain for the language of diplomacy.
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While Clinton remains the odds-on favorite to win Tuesday's election, Trump now has a plausible route to victory, especially if there is a sharp fall in turnout among African-Americans from the levels of the 2012 election.
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However, at the last general election, the party's majority was slashed to just 2,500 votes, and bookmakers say the Tories are odds on to win this by-election, which Business Insider understands is likely to be in May.
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Odds on Rubio, a U.S. senator from Florida, narrowed to 210-to-1 from 5-to-1 on Tuesday, and odds for Cruz, a U.S. senator from Texas, were 9-to-1 from 12-to-143 earlier this week.
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Justin Trudeau, Donald Trump's neighbour to the north, has a $500bn problem — how to keep Canada's most important economic relationship on track when he is at odds on so many issues with the new occupant of the White House.
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She laid out the evidence for a synthetic source of the pollutants, the very low odds on any natural sources, even in the (then) much warmer climate, and all the efforts they had made to rule out modern contamination.
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BERLIN/LONDON, Nov 30 (Reuters) - China and the U.S. remained at odds on Thursday over how to combat excess capacity in the global steel sector, trading barbs at the conclusion of a ministerial level G7303 industry summit in Berlin.
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CNN's Political Prediction Market is a real-time index run by the company Pivit and uses input from more than 100,000 users, polling data, news and information from markets to determine the odds on what will happen in politics.
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Had Rose not picked up a shot at the last, Woods would have taken the FedExCup as well, although that was hardly an issue for the American, who now seems odds-on to surpass Snead's record for tour victories.
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"Apple needs to buy 'x'" rhetoric has reached such fervor, I actually got a pitch in my inbox about a gambling service that's taking bets about what company is the odds-on favorite for a major acquisition by Apple.
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CNN's Political Prediction Market is a real-time index run by the company Pivit and uses input from more than 100,23 users, polling data, news and information from markets to determine the odds on what will happen in politics.
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"Before getting carried away, it should be noted that the betting markets still have the Conservatives as overwhelming favorites to secure a majority, even though the odds on this have fallen by 5% to 86%," JP Morgan's Meggysei added.
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Mercedes team bosses Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda were seemingly at odds on Saturday over whether there had been any discussion with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel over a move to the Formula One champions.
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Odds on Betfair's betting exchange suggest that the Jamaicans have about a 75% chance of retaining their title, which would give Mr Bolt an unprecedented "triple triple": gold medals in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m in three different games.
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Irishman Harrington, one of Thomas Bjorn's vice-captains as Europe completed a crushing 17.5-10.5 victory over the United States on Sunday, is odds-on favorite to captain the team at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin, according to Sky Bet.
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Bran was no mere favorite: The final wagers for him to rule the kingdom were placed at 2-to-9 odds on one major offshore betting site, which implied that the probability he would prevail was almost 82 percent.
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Now we're seeing lawmakers openly talk about impeachment, and political punters are voting with their wallets, as bookmakers reported Wednesday that Trump is odds-on to depart the White House under a cloud of controversy during his first term.
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However, few economists are willing to ditch their predictions that the BoE will increase rates next month for only the second time since the financial crisis, even if odds on a further rate rise this year have been lengthening.
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The House and Senate — which had previously been at odds on how exactly to address the issue of harassment in the government body — overwhelmingly approved legislation last week after roughly a year of back-and-forth on the matter.
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The two leaders, who are ideologically at odds on a range of issues, played a delicate dance Monday as they sought to focus on the commonalities between their two countries, rather than the chasm between their personal philosophies and politics.
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John Kasich are now in league with each other in their efforts to deny Donald Trump a majority of GOP delegates before the Republican National Convention had a real and immediate impact on Trump's odds on CNN's Political Prediction Market.
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But he has emerged as such a star for U.S.A. Hockey's National Team Development Program that pro and college scouts are penciling in the left-shooting center as the odds-on favorite for the top spot 218 months from now.
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Odds on a no-deal Brexit have narrowed since Johnson came to power, although bookmakers generally see a no-deal Brexit in 2019 as less likely than Britain leaving with an agreement in place or the departure date being postponed again.
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Messrs Blanchard and Summers are themselves at odds on it: Mr Summers is open to relaxing independence; Mr Blanchard worries that politicised central banks might have been too timid during the crisis, just as many governments turned too quickly to austerity.
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EU finance ministers agree that tax rules should be changed to increase levies on digital services and aim to finalize a tax on large firms' turnover by the end of the year, but are at odds on how to do so.
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Several polls last week put the "In" camp well ahead in the run up to the June 22015 vote, easing some fears and driving bookmarkers to widen their odds on a Brexit to about 7/2, indicating a 22 percent chance.
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The youngsters will have to wait at least another four months to break through—and probably longer, since the 1968-year-old Mr Nadal is the odds-on favourite to clinch his 22000th title at the French Open in June.
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The Mercedes driver, 1/500 odds on title favorite with British bookmakers who know a safe bet when they see one, has a 66 point advantage over Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel with three races remaining worth a grand total of 75.
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The big win by "La La Land" at the 28th annual awards set up the film, which stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, as an odds-on Oscar favorite, after it scored a record-tying 14 Oscar nominations earlier this month.
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Bookmakers were putting odds on Arthur, Albert, Frederick, James and Philip; as for sponsors, the speculation was that a third child with few chances of ever ascending the throne would not need a roster of prominent godparents like his siblings.
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South Africa, which staged the 1995 World Cup and won it in their first appearance after missing the first two because of the apartheid sporting ban, had been odds-on favorite after coming out clearly on top in the evaluation report.
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After a month, I was able to convince a colleague with deep cryptocurrency knowledge, someone who'd followed every twist and turn of the Satoshi saga, that Le Roux was the odds-on solution to the mystery of who created bitcoin.
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LPL Financial puts it in graphic form: That fellow depicted on the right is current Fed Governor Jerome "Jay" Powell, who most observers believe is the odds-on favorite to take over for the diminutive Janet Yellen, to his right.
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India and the United States have been at odds on the details of such a deal, but the agreement announced on Tuesday means both governments now expect in October to sign on to an international accord to phase out the chemicals.
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Iran and the United States were at odds on Friday over a U.S. assertion that its Navy had shot down an Iranian drone on Thursday in the Strait of Hormuz because it had come too close to a U.S. warship.
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ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Australia's top central banker on Thursday said a recent cut in interest rates would not be enough to revive economic growth, an unusually blunt declaration that led markets to narrow the odds on another easing as early as July.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - With former U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon bowing out of South Korea's presidential race on Tuesday, Moon Jae-in, a human rights lawyer who has promised to shake up the system, is now the odds-on favorite to win.
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There are no plans at the moment to gender-swap 007, however: Tom Hiddleston is the odds-on favorite to take over for Daniel Craig at the moment, with Idris Elba, Jamie Bell and others reported to have a shot.
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The House and Senate are at odds on how to proceed: After the House's tax bill drew outcry for removing the $250 deduction, the Senate bill was adjusted not only to restore the deduction but also to double it to $500.
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The system was the odds-on favorite for mainstream success, partly because it has a lower barrier to entry and partly because tens of millions of people who already own a PlayStation 4 can easily hook it up to the console.
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Irish bookmakers Paddy Power—who are never shy about opening markets (last year, you could bet on whether the existence of alien life would be proved in 2017)—have come forward with odds on who took a bite from Beyoncé's face.
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Despite Davis's comments on the transition deal, Britain and the EU remain at odds on the overall timeline of the negotiations, which incorporate a withdrawal deal on the terms of the divorce, the transitional deal, and a future trade deal.
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What follows is bedlam: Bookmakers with blackboards, updating the odds on names, tipsy monarchists, and, for a crowd of exasperated journalists, the opportunity to photograph a few inches of exposed royal baby before the child is whisked away to a palace.
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Britain holds a referendum on its EU membership on June 23, with some recent polls showing a lead for the "leave" camp, bookmakers slashing the odds on a Brexit, and the nation's biggest-selling newspaper urging readers to quit the bloc.
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"If you were in Las Vegas, where you would put the odds on a final decision on this iteration of DACA is May 2019," said Leon Fresco, an immigration attorney who used to work in the Obama administration Justice Department.
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Christie was once considered the odds-on favorite to win the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, before the "Bridgegate" controversy that ensnared Christie aides who closed lanes on the George Washington Bridge to create a traffic jam for a political rival.
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While the winnings will not be the windfall the soccer club Leicester City delivered to fans who got 5,2100-2150 odds on the middling club winning the Premier League two years ago, the money will be nothing to sneeze at.
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The second-seeded Scot's straight sets win over a dangerous opponent maintained his standing, following the shock third round exit of world number one Novak Djokovic, as the bookies' odds-on favorite to lift the Challenge Cup again on Sunday.
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His Giants are an odds-on favorite to earn a wild-card playoff berth and are still within striking distance of the N.F.C. East leaders, the Dallas Cowboys, who will bring their league-best record to MetLife Stadium on Dec. 11.
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Several polls last week put the "In" camp well ahead in the run up to the June 23 vote, easing some fears and driving bookmarkers to widen their odds on a Brexit to about 7/2, indicating a 22 percent chance.
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Last week, U.K. betting firm Paddy Power cut odds on Trump to resign from office, after Tony Schwartz, the ghost-writer behind the president's memoir 'Art of the Deal', told CNN he predicts Trump will quit the job in months.
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Greece has been asking for additional debt relief in exchange for adopting further austerity measures, while the monetary fund and Germany have been at odds on whether such relief should be granted; the fund has advocated a more forgiving approach.
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Alyssa was especially harsh on The Vixen's team, who didn't seem like they'd prepared as much as Asia's team, even though Asia and Eureka were at odds on account of Eureka never shutting up and offering all sorts of unconstructive suggestions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Fervent Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson and foreign minister Jeremy Hunt emerged on Thursday as the only two candidates left in the race to become British prime minister, with the flamboyant Johnson odds-on favourite to win next month.
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While turning matchmaking into a game feels a bit dehumanizing – maybe even more so than on Tinder, with its Hot-or-Not-inspired vibe – the team says Crown actually increases the odds, on average, of someone being selected, compared with traditional dating apps.
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With bookmakers and betting exchanges shortening their odds on a vote to leave following a couple of too-close-to-call polls at the weekend, with one putting the "Leave" campaign 10 points ahead, those fears seemed to be spreading on Monday.
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Bookmakers such as bet365 typically provide up to 18 different markets per match, ranging from odds on the outright winner to detailed aspects of the contest such as who will lose their serve first or even who will win the next point.
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"Yesterday's events indicated a further narrowing of the options and longer odds on a hard Brexit but we are still far away from a solution which is capping the pound's gains," said Neil Mellor, a senior FX strategist at BNY Mellon in London.
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The six-time Pro Bowl passer missed nine games last season with a broken collarbone but is the odds-on favorite in Las Vegas to win the league's MVP award in 2018, at plus-550 compared to plus-800 for Tom Brady.
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Chrome, a five-year-old chestnut in what is expected to be the penultimate outing of his stellar career, started as an odds-on 22014-5 favorite but came in second after leading the 1-1/4 mile Classic most of the way.
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The Todd Pletcher-trained colt, undefeated in four starts this year as a three-year-old, was rated an odds-on 21-24 morning line favorite after the draw for the 10-horse field in the 1-3/16 mile race at Pimlico.
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Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist is rated a 237-220 odds-on pick from the third post position to keep alive his Triple Crown bid in the 211-3/16 mile race in Baltimore, having out dueled second choice Exaggerator in four previous meetings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cost of hedging against sharp swings in sterling surged to its highest in almost six years on Wednesday, three months before a June referendum on Britain's European Union membership, and coinciding with narrowing bookmaker odds on a vote to leave.
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So far this year industry awards from the Producers Guild and now the DGA have gone to "La La Land", a musical set in Los Angeles starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone which now appears to be the odds-on Oscars favorite.
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Losing the Turban: Indian Sikhs at odds on essentials Fashion world reacts Ahluwalia, who didn't have any scheduled appearances on the runway this week, has become a well-known fixture in the fashion world -- in his home of New York and beyond.
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The Warriors, the NBA 2014-15 champions and the odds-on favorite to win the title this year as well, will play at the Chase Center in San Francisco beginning in 2019, when the team's new venue is expected to be completed.
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Political turmoil in Washington has also raised worries that there could be delays in Trump's efforts to implement his economic stimulus plans and a shortening of the odds on betting markets that he would not see out the term begun in January.
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Since at the moment, they seem quite confident that Remain will win (odds on Remain are 1/4 to 1/3, on Leave are 12/5 to 13/5), the shock on the morning of June 24th would be all the greater.
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As if to underline the rising risks that the U.K. will soon crash out of Europe, Boris Johnson, the odds-on favorite to become the U.K.'s next prime minister, has indicated emphatically his commitment to have the U.K. leave Europe on Oct.
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The Cubs, who over the years have endured plenty of heartache, boast a stacked lineup and rock-solid pitching that have made them the odds-on favorite to shed their "lovable losers" image and win their first World Series title since 1908.
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BREXIT odds on morning of June 28503:22019/4 REMAIN3/1 LEAVECurrent #ElectionDay odds:1/4 CLINTON3/85033 TRUMP The United Kingdom voted to leave the EU in June, stunning political observers who predicted it would remain in the political and economic organization.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump reveled in his historic weekend stroll into North Korea, administration officials were sharply at odds on Monday over what demands to make of Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, while preparing to restart negotiations on a nuclear deal.
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This is one of the paradoxes of the French-American relationship: The two leaders may be at odds on crucial topics like climate change, Iran or trade, but the cooperation of their militaries, particularly on the anti-terrorist front, is intense and spotless.
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Determined to maintain that base, he has insisted — despite the seemingly long odds — on his pledge of a border wall, aware that abandoning his signature campaign promise would make him less authentic, the quality that his voters often cite as his appeal.
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In practice, the Trump-Koch alliance has been extraordinarily productive, and the alliance is the odds on favorite to win the battle to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, where he is likely to cement a conservative majority for the foreseeable future.
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At the same time, Mr. Macron has remade French politics in his own image, eliminating the major political parties, killing the left and neutering the right, so much so that he is still the odds-on favorite to succeed himself in 2022.
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Online bookie BetDSI, mainly known for its sportsbook, recently released its 2020 Presidential Election Betting Odds on some famous faces: The site uses in-house oddsmakers that specialize in U.S. politics and in particular the 2020 presidential election to set the numbers.
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The odds-on favorite after winning the first two legs, Justify will face nine other 3-year-olds in the 1 1/793-mile race at expansive Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y., the largest oval of any thoroughbred racetrack in North America.
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But with bookmakers and betting exchanges shortening their odds on a vote to leave following a couple of too-close-to-call polls at the weekend, with one putting the "Leave" campaign 10 points ahead, those fears seemed to be spreading on Monday.
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The CIA director's favored status in the West Wing has made him the odds-on choice to succeed Rex Tillerson as secretary of state, according to more than half a dozen administration officials and outside advisers familiar with the White House's current plans.
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Mr. Johnson is the odds-on favorite to succeed Theresa May as leader of Britain's Conservative Party, a position that brings with it the job of prime minister, provided that the successful candidate can retain the current, narrow working majority in Parliament.
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But such a process faces long odds on infrastructure, given that Republicans are far less united on the issue and the president will not be able to rely on unified partisan support to force through a plan over the objections of Democrats.
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Britain is due to hold a referendum on its EU membership on June 23 and as the odds on 'Brexit' have steadily shortened in recent weeks, economists and world leaders have lined up to warn of the political and economic implications of such a split.
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Gambling is a prominent feature of the darts experience, with William Hill establishing its own pop-up shop ready to take bets in the fans village, as well as regularly updating in-play odds on big screens throughout the evening in the main arena.
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"If I'd be watching anything, it would be primarily with regard to their plans to raise rates in December, which now the market has a 210-22 odds on," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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A highly ranked player is almost certain to be the odds-on favourite to win in these small tournaments and thus has the greatest opportunity to make money by intentionally losing to an outmatched player, handing a big payoff to those behind the fix.
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Since then Djokovic has been Murray's nemesis and the world number one was supposed to be standing in his way this year before the Serbian top seed's shock defeat by Sam Querrey on Saturday left the 29-year-old Scot as odds on favorite.
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Though polling has consistently shown her losing the May run-off by around 503 percentage points, bookies and U.S. prediction markets put Le Pen's chances of winning at around 250 in 21 – comparable to the odds on a Trump victory on U.S. election eve.
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Bookmakers' odds on Britain choosing to leave the EU have tightened in the past few days, having started to narrow after the resignation of Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith on Friday which he said was over welfare cuts proposed in last week's budget.
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But powerful countries getting along as well as they can with their powerful rivals can be a good thing, as it makes it less likely that they'll end up in costly conflict with each other, even if their interests are at odds on many matters.
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"If I'd be watching anything, it would be primarily with regard to their plans to raise rates in December, which now the market has a 26-21.5 odds on," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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DUBAI/WASHINGTON, July 19 (Reuters) - The United States and Iran were at odds on Friday about a U.S. assertion that its Navy had brought down an Iranian drone in the Gulf, with Tehran showing video footage that it said disproved the incident even happened.
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Kelly said U.S. President Donald Trump aimed to create "stronger, durable bonds" between the two neighbors, which have been at starkly at odds on some areas of policy under Trump, particularly the Republican leader's plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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DUBLIN/LONDON (Reuters) - Ireland and Britain remained at odds on Monday on how to progress talks on the Irish border with a week to go before London could face failure in persuading European Union leaders to open trade talks at a December Brexit summit.
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LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - British bookmaker Betfair has slashed the odds on French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon winning next month's election to 11/1 from 979/1 last month, the company said on Tuesday, as the far-left candidate surges in the polls.
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The odds-on favorite to win the presidential election next spring is Alain Juppe, a 71-year-old centrist with extensive experience in government who has tapped into a yearning for responsible leadership after a decade of disappointment from Francois Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Sure, I've probably got a better chance at winning the lottery than getting a like or reshare from the star — but my odds on TSL have to be better than on Twitter or Instagram, since Taylor now basically only uses those platforms for promotional purposes.
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After proclaiming that Vice President George H. W. Bush, the odds-on favorite to be the GOP nominee, and Senator Bob Dole, another contender, were "duds," Dunbar said that he raised money and collected 1,000 signatures to put Trump on the 1988 primary ballot.
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Last week, Irish bookmaker BoyleSports suspended wagers after the odds on Bran shortened from 2-to-1 (which implies about a 33 percent probability of winning) to 1-to-4 (an 80 percent implied probability of winning) in the space of just two weeks.
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It aims to let you understand how much money you have left to spend until payday, track and find wasteful subscriptions or alert you when you are paying over the odds on utility bills, and preemptively help you avoid going into your bank's overdraft.
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Specifically, we asked the panelists (they are listed at bottom) to give their odds on a list of people whose names have been publicly discussed for the post, in addition to a "rest of field" category to encompass names that have not yet surfaced.
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Gronkowski has never raced on dirt, he's never raced in the United States, and he's never run beyond a mile (the Belmont is a mile and a half), but his odds on Saturday will almost certainly be lower than they should be because of his name.
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Over lunch, in West Wing meetings and in phone calls and emails, aides to President Barack Obama and his successor, Donald Trump, are hashing out the complicated logistics of transferring the federal government between the two who seem at odds on about nearly every political issue.
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" House Dems discuss options to replace Pelosi - Roll Call: "Some House Democrats have begun to talk more openly about the possibility someone other than Nancy Pelosi may be their leader next year — although, for now, she is still the odds-on favorite to continue leading the caucus.
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A fear is that his fall from grace might boost support for Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Front, who wants France to leave the euro and the EU. Shorter odds on a Le Pen victory would certainly justify a higher risk premium on French bonds.
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Merkel's conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD) have agreed on a formal coalition deal, a conservative politician and a source involved in the negotiations said, although another source could not confirm an agreement had been sealed and said the parties were still at odds on some issue.
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While there were odds on Trump saying, "Build the wall," over/unders on the color of Hillary Clinton's jacket, and wagers about how the candidates would greet each other, there wasn't a big market for bets on how the would-be leaders would address global warming.
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Though opinion polls have given sharply different pictures of public opinion, betting odds on Friday indicated a 79 percent implied probability of Britain voting to stay in the EU. (The story is refiled to fix typo in final paragraph) Writing by James Davey; Editing by Gareth Jones
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Describing the debt pile, equivalent to more than 170 percent of economic output, as not just a Greek but a "European problem", he said investors would remain wary of the country for as long as the two sides were at odds on how to restructure it.
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She is still the odds-on favorite to be speaker and has no credible opponent; many Democrats believe she would easily beat back a challenge from Ms. Fudge, who told The Washington Post on Thursday that she was "overwhelmed" by support as she decided whether to run.
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Clinton was the odds-on favorite to win the Electoral College — at times on the order of more than 90 percent — when there were stand-alone head-to-head national polls that showed a harder-fought race and, in some cases, even a lead for Mr. Trump.
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The proposal, to be unveiled the same day as Mr. Trump's 2019 budget, faces long odds on Capitol Hill, where members of both parties — particularly Democrats — are skeptical of any plan that fails to create a dedicated new funding stream to address the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
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But with bookmakers and betting exchanges shortening their odds on a vote to leave following a couple of too-close-to-call polls at the weekend and one that put the "Leave" campaign 10 points ahead, fears over the result appeared to be spreading across markets on Monday.
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But the odds on that outcome in the British general election on Thursday are lengthening by the day, raising the prospect of a government weakened just as it starts divorce talks with a European Union showing more unity and economic strength than at anytime in the past decade.
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"Mr Obama might have moved bookies' odds on the UK leaving the EU, and that possibly discourages people from holding onto short sterling positions, but it's been a difficult few weeks for people in the foreign exchange market - it's been very choppy," Societe Generale macro strategist, Kit Juckes, said.
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Having taken one point from their first five league games, Sunderland are in exactly the same sort of early-season rut that they've experienced for, well, as far back as anyone can remember, and are odds-on to continue that run when they face Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon.
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Ladbrokes Favorites Who Actually Have a Chance Ngugi is a more than deserving odds-on favorite, but he's been near the top of the leaderboard for years now; Ko, who like Ngugi has spent a significant portion of his life in exile, also usually finds himself in contention.
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Greece and Russia, traditional friends, have already found themselves at odds on the political level, with Athens expelling Russian diplomats in July for trying to influence public opinion against an agreement with the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia under which Greece's small neighbor would be renamed Northern Macedonia.
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And now they've become obsessed with Bloomberg over the space of a few days, with his odds on Betfair rocketing from 11 percent on February 6 to 34 percent on February 14 and then down somewhat, despite not much new information coming out that should have improved his prospects.
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I think there are millions of people, particularly those who live outside of Washington, D.C., New York City and Los Angeles, who would like their news straight up: News that they don't have to discount because they're placing odds on the political and corporate interests of the reporters.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With a woman to play the role of sci-fi TV character Doctor Who for the first time in 21962 years, British betting companies on Monday cut the odds on a female taking up another of the other most famous fictional male roles - James Bond.
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Ted Cruz: Now the odds-on favorite The Texas senator's supporters -- and Republicans allied with anybody whose name isn't Trump -- crowed that Wisconsin marked a turning point in the race, especially as Trump watches delegates slip away in states he's already won because his campaign hasn't mastered the contest's procedural intricacies.
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In the new poll, the share who say they expect Trump to win the primary on February 2093 has declined a bit since before the Iowa caucuses, dropping from 66% in the pre-caucus survey to 61% now, though he's still the odds-on favorite among likely voters in New Hampshire.
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A Conservative majority would allow the pound to rise 3%, a Reuters poll found and bookies now say a Tory majority is the odds-on favorite outcome of the election Latest positioning data also showed speculators had trimmed bets against the pound versus the dollar in the week to Nov. 5.
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" When asked about his remark during the campaign for the party leadership that the odds on a no-deal Brexit were a million to one, he said: "Provided there is sufficient goodwill and common sense on the part of our partners, that is exactly where I would put the odds.
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Read more: Trump and the Republican-controlled Senate are increasingly at odds on everything from trade to Yemen to the border wallMaine's lobster industry, which pumps around $1.4 billion into the state's economy each year, has seen sales to China plummet around 84%, according to the Maine International Trade Center.
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"Given (Romney's) favorite son status in Utah, it's about as certain as you could be -- if you wanted to put odds on it -- it would be an extraordinarily high probability of victory," said Quin Monson, a pollster who advises Love and John Curtis, the former Provo mayor who recently replaced Rep.
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The pick: Yes, there will be a missed extra point ($25 to win $75)The logic: The odds on this bet aren't great — 49ers kicker Robbie Gould missed just one extra point kick all year, and Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has missed just four through his 18 games played this year.
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What's more, Pixar is the odds-on favorite to win this year, for its marvelously sweet and affecting Coco, which has received some of the strongest reviews for a Pixar movie made this decade (when the venerable computer animation studio has had its struggles and made far too many Cars sequels).
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HK/SIN, but off a low of 18.9007 pesos, a decline of around 2 percent, as the pesos hit its highest levels in nearly a month as the U.S. presidential debate kicked off, in a signal that markets were lengthening the odds on a Trump victory after the second U.S. presidential debate.
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Another key facet of the Republican game plan is going after House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), who would be the odds-on favorite to become Speaker if the House flips.
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The United States and Turkey have been at odds on several fronts in recent years, ranging from their differences on Syria policy and Turkey's purchase of Russian S-400 missile defences, to the trial of U.S. local consulate workers in Ankara and the case against Turkey's Halkbank in a New York court.
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On Monday, markets had turned away from the Trump-driven "risk-off" plays that have knocked the dollar in the past week as odds on a victory for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton hardened, helped by an all-clear in an FBI investigation of her use of personal email while serving as secretary of state.
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Nearly three years ago, McCarthy was the odds-on favorite to succeed retiring Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) before his bid collapsed, leading to Ryan's rise.
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However, the countries remain at odds on many issues, and Iranian leaders have expressed frustration with the outcome of the nuclear pact, which is under strain in the U.S. Rouhani is expected to run for a second term next year, but he may meet opposition from Ahmadinejad and others who question the deal's impact.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's long-awaited plan for overhauling the nation's crumbling infrastructure includes spending $200 billion in federal money over the next decade to spur an additional $1.3 trillion in spending from cities, states and private companies on major projects, White House officials said on Wednesday, a formula that faces long odds on Capitol Hill.
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Grand bargaining In theory, governments are supposed to be able to consider various issues and disputes between them separately: we may be at odds on X but we can still cooperate on Y. It's debatable whether this was ever the case, but Trump -- in true iconoclastic style -- has thrown it out of the window on several occasions.
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Macron and the eastern states are at odds on a number of major issues currently under discussion in the EU. The French president has criticized them for not accepting refugees and is a vocal opponent of so-called "social dumping", in which companies employ cheaper labor, often from eastern countries, or move production to lower-wage countries.
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Unimaginable horrors from five years of war in Syria The crisis has been a vexing topic of discussion at the G20 meeting of world leaders in Hangzhou, China, where the United States and Russia, at odds on the question of support for the Syrian regime, continue to work to strike a deal on resolving the conflict.
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We had ... not odds, I don't think we were allowed to put the odds on the screen on each shot, but we were able to put percentage chance of being closest to the hole or winning the hole given where they were at a particular point in time, on the screen, while you're watching the match.
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So I&aposm not going to go as far and say it&aposs 50, 60 seats, but as a betting man and a prudent Democrat who tries to be objective, I think the Democrats are odds-on favorites to win the House and probably get 30, 35 seats if I had to bet as of today.
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Earlier, William Hill and Ladbrokes cut their odds on Britain remaining in the European Union to 793/6, meaning gamblers would get only one pound ($1.45) in profit for every 6 pounds wagered if Britons vote to stay in the EU. As polls have given sharply different pictures of public opinion, many investors are watching betting odds closely.
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Senate rules include the filibuster, which means either of Wyoming's two senators have a lot more power to slow things down or stop them than any one of California's 26 (unless those 2128 are Kevin McCarthy, the Californian who is the odds-on favorite to be the next speaker of the House, or Nancy Pelosi, the chamber's top Democrat).
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The bettors' odds on the Democratic presidential race, according to the Real Clear Politics averages, put former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE at 28503 percent, South Bend, Ind.
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One survey doing the rounds on Friday was a poll for the BT.com website that showed 80 percent of readers planning to vote to leave the EU. The latest betting odds on website Betfair show the implied probability of a British vote to stay in the European Union at 74 percent, down from as high as 78 percent on Thursday. .
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Interactive: Greenland's melting glaciers may someday flood your city Closer to worst-case scenarios When I wrote Six Degrees back in 2007 I felt that there was at least an odds-on chance of stabilizing global temperatures at or below 2 degrees Celsius, the policy target that was later agreed by world leaders at the Paris climate conference in 2015.
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Kid Rock to the Supreme Court Aliens visit Earth but Trump starts a war with them immediately Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell are forced to cage fight for Trump's affection — during Trump's next State of the Union Odds on the former Trump staffer who will have the most successful Dancing With The Stars performance: Sean Spicer, Kellyanne Conway, Anthony Scaramucci, or Steve Bannon See?
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Two of the United Kingdom's largest bookmakers have cut the odds on bets that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE lands the Nobel Peace Prize after his landmark summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday.
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If you need to catch up: -- Trump, Europe increasingly at odds on Iran -- Pentagon reporters left in dark as Iran tensions escalate -- Bolton emerges as flashpoint in GOP debate on Iran BUDGET TALKS SET TO BEGIN: Tuesday is shaping up to be a busy day; in addition to the Iran briefings, talks to hammer out a two-year budget deal are scheduled at the White House.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) It's early, but Warren is seen by most political observers as the odds-on favorite to be the next Democratic presidential nominee, regardless of gender — if she runs.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE's Democratic colleagues in the Senate are sidestepping references to his front-runner status, even though he has the most delegates and is the odds-on favorite to win California and Texas on Super Tuesday.
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While opinion polls have sent mixed signals about the likely outcome of the June 23 referendum, bets placed with Britain's bookmakers point more conclusively to a win for Prime Minister David Cameron who wants Britain to stay in the EU. Betting odds on Wednesday indicated an 82.6 percent implied probability of a Remain vote, up about 12 percentage points in the past week and a half, according to Betfair.
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Diamond Sportsbook International, a gambling operator that has opened a bet on the contest, shared its odds on the wager: • Mr. Buffett at -3,000, meaning that you'd have to bet $3,000 to win $100 • Protégé at +1,200, meaning that a $100 bet would pay $1,200 (Protégé is all but assured to lose at this point, and the former president at the firm who initiated the bet with Mr. Buffett has already conceded.)
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Betting odds on Brexit also shortened after the survey, conducted on June 103 and 210, putting the 'Leave' camp 250 points ahead of 'Remain,' the latest in a run of polls to show rising support for a British exit from the EU. But two surveys published on Saturday showed divergent results with one giving a two-point lead to supporters of Britain's EU membership and a second poll showing those in favor of Brexit were one point ahead.
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While a YouGov poll published on Wednesday showed British voters evenly split between "Remain" and "Leave", two surveys the previous day - one online and one conducted via telephone - showed a move towards leaving the EU. Bookmakers shortened their odds on a Brexit, with betting website Betfair putting the chances of a vote to leave at around 27 percent on Thursday, having shown around a 17 percent chance last week after several polls put the "In" camp ahead.
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Thorny relations between US and Turkey Despite being NATO allies, Turkey and the US have in recent years been at odds on a variety of issues besides Gulen: policy towards Syria, the arrest of an American pastor in 2016 and retaliatory US sanctions against senior Turkish ministers this year, allegations by some Turkish officials that the US was complicit in the 2016 coup attempt and the decision by Turkey (a NATO member) to buy advanced Russian radar.
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In all the rumors that had swirled around The Dress — with the Daily Mail announcing with confidence it was Ralph & Russo and Page Six claiming rather Stella McCartney and book makers putting odds on Burberry and Erdem Moralioglu (indeed, the Royal College of Art mistakenly tweeted out that Mr. Moralioglu had actually made The Dress, before having to amend the news and acknowledge it was another of their alumna, Ms. Waight Keller) — Ms. Waight Keller's name had never even once come up.
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