This allows you to pick off the tender cheek meat.
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In Virginia, Democrat Jennifer Wexton wants to pick off Rep.
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"When Republicans win, they pick off a few," DuHaime says.
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If Democratic challengers are able to pick off GOP Reps.
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Best he could do would be pick off one or two.
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But how much of that 70 percent can he pick off?
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That could make it easier for McConnell to pick off moderate votes.
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Phil Bredesen in Tennessee, where they hope to pick off retiring Sen.
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"I just hustled to the ball," Pinckney said of the pick-off.
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Betances then threw away a pick-off attempt, sending DeShields to second.
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"The good malls will pick off the good tenants," van Dijkum said.
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Can Senate Republicans pick off enough Democrats to pass a funding bill?
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It's one thing to join the biggest alliance and pick off your enemies.
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Civilization will topple, and famine and natural disasters will pick off the survivors.
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But even after, we were the battleground and they couldn't pick off anybody.
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They could pick off the wealthiest urban customers while abandoning the rural poor.
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"Now they're trying to pick off those delegates one by one," Trump said.
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This practice allegedly allowed high-frequency traders "risk-free" opportunities to pick off orders.
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But Cruz and Kasich are hoping to at least pick off a few delegates.
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Amazon, Google and company are all working to pick off niches of this area.
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Frein then waited to pick off anyone who tried to help Dickson, Tonkin said.
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The dominant tribe turns on each and falls apart before they pick off the underdogs.
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I eat half my sandwich leftover from yesterday and pick off the soggy AF bread.
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A Widowmaker that can't stop moving is also one that can't pick off your teammates.
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Joe Donnelly Republicans point to two main reasons they can pick off this seat: 22018.
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After screening for Crawford, Jordan drifts over to pick off Redick's man near the baseline.
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Castro scored when Suero threw wildly to first in an attempt to pick off Diaz.
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The most obvious suspects to pick off a seat are North Dakota, Tennessee or Texas.
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Forcing banks to share data could help tech companies pick off the most lucrative customers.
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More ominously for Trump, Clinton could pick off electoral votes in a series of Republican states.
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Walsh may be able to pick off some fellow Tea Party Republicans on that issue alone.
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So there are vastly fewer top-tier opportunities for the Democrats to pick off Republican incumbents.
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He wants to shore up support among his base and perhaps pick off some antiwar Democrats.
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Now the country is being stalked by famine, and famines tend to pick off the youngest.
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In other fights, Republicans have been able to pick off a few vulnerable red-state incumbents.
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Just shoot out the front tire + then pick off the kiddies as they come bouncing out.
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Trubisky's first interception against Virginia Tech ended a streak of 313 passes without a pick off. 2.
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Gonzales tried to pick off Laureano, but second baseman Dee Gordon's throwing error allowed Laureano to score.
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Or perhaps you're going to pick off bad guys from the shadows with the newly silenced pistol?
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Just in this shutdown, they were desperate to try and pick off a few of our people.
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"I have a parabolic dish at first base and third base for pick-off mics," Stoakley says.
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David Waldstein: Great play by the icy-veined Kyle Hendricks to pick off Jose Ramirez off first.
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But that makes them the easiest ones to pick off, while the true believers remain in office.
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But Democrats also have openings to pick off a few House districts, in their quest for a majority.
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Trump's front-runner status is giving Democrats new hope that they can pick off candidates in battleground states.
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I pick off pieces of the egg and feed it to my cat who's meowing next to me.
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Verlander appeared to pick off Haniger at second base before the carnage but was called for a balk.
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Republicans will have taken millions of insured Americans hostage, hoping Democrats would help them pick off the victims.
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Despite the GOP leader's efforts, Senate Democrats feel confident they can pick off some members of his conference.
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You can pick off any dried parts with a toothpick or with your nails if none is available.
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It might take a long time, but they'd definitely be able to pick off the rats one by one.
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Or pick off the fried part (at least after the first piece) to quell the craving to keep eating.
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They will have two fewer Senate seats, but Republicans will still need to pick off seven to pass legislation.
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He scampered to third when Hoffman threw low to first base on a pick-off attempt and past Raburn.
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The strategy: Republicans: keep the train on the tracks, the party together and possibly pick off a few Democrats.
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It means they'll rely almost exclusively on Republicans, but expect them to try pick off a few Democrats, too.
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That's because there are more opportunities for Republicans to pick off a close seat than there are for Democrats.
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But where you have a high-value crop, let's say something like strawberries, and you need to very selectively pick off the weeds or the infestation, this technology is very applicable because you're able to very carefully move through the field and pick off those targets that you specifically want to hit.
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At the merge, the Naviti alliance recognizes that they'd all be better served to just pick off the remaining Malolos.
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They know, as help defenders, when to cut off drives and slide into the opposite corner to pick off passes.
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It is far easier to pick off an open seat than it is to oust a sitting member of Congress.
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To the untrained eye, it looks like the old purple tribe can rest comfortable while they pick off their opponents.
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As the French troops retreat, Denisov and Dolokhov are leading a band of Russian soldiers to pick off their enemies.
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Ossoff has lifted Democrats' hopes to pick off a longtime GOP-held seat in the race to replace former Rep.
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It's a microcosm of the type of swing suburban district that Democrats are looking to pick off nationally in 2018.
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Democrats need to pick off four Republican senators to force any check on a GOP power play on the trial.
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"They just surround us and literally try to pick off our customers," said Noam Dworman, owner of the Comedy Cellar.
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To make up for a loss in North Dakota, they'd likely then need to pick off either Tennessee or Texas.
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That means Republicans can&apost afford to lose any Republican votes unless they also pick off at least one Democratic senator.
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The South Pacific is a focus for Beijing as part of its efforts to pick off Taiwan's few remaining diplomatic allies.
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The Rivet Gun's long range attack can easily pick off snipers, provided there's enough vertical clearance for your shot to arc.
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There's also a bonus 12.7mm machine gun mounted on top of the truck, presumably to pick off any close-ranging infantry.
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Rupp's solo homer in the second tied the game before Minnesota took advantage of an errant pick-off throw by Morgan.
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The majority of the ways you can get called for a balk, however, involve an attempt to pick off a runner.
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The most famous examples are of potential balks not being called, like this pick-off by Julio Urias of Bryce Harper.
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But unlike his rivals, Bush had a campaign war chest big enough to pick off anyone who stood in his path.
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Jim Renacci and businessman Mike Gibbons are in a contest to figure out who will try to pick off Democratic Sen.
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"This is seen as the top Democratic opportunity to pick off a Republican in the Senate this year," Mr. Murray said.
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Gantz and his party have long been trying to pick off some of the right-wing voters who traditionally support Likud.
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They could try to pick off the free agency scrapheap, but the third base market was thin to begin the offseason.
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Since Aleppo, the regime has been able to pick off the last pockets of resistance, such as Eastern Ghouta outside Damascus.
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Marquez, stationed on a hill with a sniper rifle, would pick off police officers as they arrived, and then emergency workers.
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"It sure looks like by getting rid of Short today, he's starting to pick off Reince's guys," said the GOP operative.
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We pick off where we left off last week: with Rick and his crew surrounded by dozens of dour, black-clad unknowns.
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Israel has not missed the chance to pick off top Iranian and Hezbollah commanders in Syria over the past year or more.
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"It's not usually over that quickly," he assures me, adding that most players pick off the boss's lackeys before focusing on him.
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If they do, the latest Insider poll could signal that Bloomberg is uniquely positioned to pick off a portion of Biden's votes.
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And it will allow them to pick off some wealthy people who would like their high-speed internet access connection in cities.
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These kinds of pick-off acquisitions happen all the time, though Beyond Pricing has said it has raised $1.5 million in financing.
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It looks to be only about 1.5 times larger than the one Joffrey was using to pick off prostitutes six years ago.
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Consider the modern drone, a more effective weapon in that it can pick off the bad guy and spare the innocent people.
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To win, he will likely have to pick off a blue state like New Hampshire or Pennsylvania, where he is still behind.
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If she can pick off Florida, Ohio or North Carolina early in the night, the outcome could be clear by 9 p.m.
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Ichiro Suzuki led off the game with a single, advanced on a botched pick-off attempt and scored on Marcell Ozuna's double.
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I was watching two squads firing on each other, and I tried for the final pick off, having no kills so far.
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"It's like a cherry, you pick off the tree," said Patrick Brown, a professor of plant sciences at University of California, Davis.
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Aides see an opportunity for her to pick off moderate voters who are worried about Mr. Biden's age and Mr. Buttigieg's inexperience.
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Senate Republican leaders think they can pick off enough Democrats to pass a short-term spending bill, but don't have them yet.
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He also needs to pick off a few other states, with his best chances to do that in neighboring Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Another factor is sheer resignation: His rivals just don't see the point in trying to pick off supporters who probably won't budge.
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Trump must run the table in all of the states where he leads and pick off at least one where Clinton is favored.
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Just take a look at Twitter after a close pick-off throw, and you'll see someone calling a move to first a balk.
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Republicans will also have a few Democrat-held seats they can likely pick off, such as Doug Jones in Alabama who is vulnerable.
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Democrats hope to pick off several of those seats, which would in many states give them the power to veto gerrymandered congressional maps.
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In that configuration, the person at net crouches near the center service line and can move to either side to pick off returns.
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Contreras also made a perfect throw to second base in the first to pick off Dodgers 3B Justin Turner to end the inning.
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Others have given themselves some wiggle room, which could allow Pelosi to pick off some detractors by twisting arms or sweetening the pot.
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Rebels said they needed night vision goggles, mine clearance vehicles, and anti-tank weapons that could pick off car bombs at a distance.
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But Republicans also have pick-up opportunities in a handful of other states, while Democrats have limited opportunities to pick off GOP incumbents.
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If no one reaches the 1,237 threshold on a first ballot, Trump, Cruz and Kasich can try to pick off each other's delegates.
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It constantly emerges as a key repeal target in part because it is so small, and thus feels relatively easy to pick off.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are hoping to pick off three Democratic incumbents and four governorships currently held by Democrats who are retiring at year's end.
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Cuomo tried to pick off Nixon with repeated attacks on what he described as the slow and circumscribed rollout of her tax returns.
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They argue that Schumer has failed to pick off enough Republican votes to defeat the measures, revealing his limited traction with GOP colleagues.
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White stepped in front of receiver Diontae Johnson to pick off a Hodges pass and returned it 49 yards to the Pittsburgh 18.
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And it's not just that Trump would need to pick off at least one Democrat to win any confirmation vote (though that's true).
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So I'd imagine the remaining field would pick off the demographic chunks currently backing him that correlate more with their messaging/appeal/profile.
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Digital payments are displacing cash, while upstarts are using mobile phones and artificial intelligence to pick off some of banks' most profitable niches.
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Coffman's district, the suburbs outside of Denver, Colorado, looks like a lot of the districts Democrats were able to pick off this midterm cycle.
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Li's began to pick off Morgan's units like flies and took the lead until the bots all froze again as quickly as they'd charged.
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This makes it possible for players to see enemies before they engage them in combat and use silenced weapons to pick off the stragglers.
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In the third quarter this action evolved when they used two guys to pick off James's man, forcing a switch and inevitable double team.
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Or, if they're close to being viable, they can try to pick off a few Sanders or Clinton supporters, or undecideds, to join them.
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Walorski's victory in the swing district further protects the House GOP's solid majority in a year where Democrats hoped to pick off vulnerable incumbents.
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Gorsuch needs 60 votes to end a filibuster backed by most Democrats, meaning the GOP needs to pick off eight members of the minority.
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" He suggested that Canada pick off some of the world's best talent in the service of "the Canadian project and a Canadian 21st century.
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And that means that the vultures are always circling, looking for whatever scraps they can pick off and repurpose as products of their own.
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The Democrats need to pick off 23 seats to retake the Speaker's gavel — a high bar given the heavy gerrymandering of the congressional map.
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The House could be won if there is a big anti-Trump turnout, and Democrats hope to pick off governor's offices and state legislatures.
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This has been whispered about for a few weeks as the most likely potential pathway to get real Republican support and pick off Democrats.
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"We can pick off his equipment at will," said Andrew J. Tabler, an expert on Syria at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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Sanders has cut into that lead some, and with this ad his campaign makes its intentions clear: It wants to pick off Biden voters.
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Gutierrez scored when an attempted pick-off throw from catcher Austin Hedges hit the left fielder in the back and rolled down the line.
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That means that whoever tries to defeat Trump in November needs to pick off some of the key states that he won in 2016.
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One theory is yes, because he's a regular guy and a centrist, and thus more likely to pick off Trump voters in the middle.
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"I think they're trying to pick off certain people and see if they can get them," a Democratic aide close to the talks told Vox.
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Some can fly around and drop bombs, others are better suited for close-quarters combat, and some can pick off runners from a safe distance.
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If that happens, China would be the big winner: it has always loathed the Asia rebalance and prefers to pick off countries one by one.
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It's all delicious, but be careful what you pick off the supermarket shelves during your holiday shopping—some products may have been poisoned by anarchists.
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At first the two played along with their Naviti tribemates, working with Kellyn and her crew to pick off the Malolos and sniff out disloyalty.
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In simpler terms, Russia would prefer to pick off individual European states during diplomatic negotiations as supposed to dealing with the EU as a whole.
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Yet if these giants pick off the most profitable borrowers or insurance buyers, they could end up extending their already hefty grip on users' lives.
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The timing could present Indy with an opportunity to pick off a coach who might emerge as a top candidate on next year's coaching carousel.
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Then he used some veteran savvy and a nice spin move to pick off the rookie Gleyber Torres at second base to end the threat.
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Her father only cares about himself, indeed; he would even pick off his best friend if it were in his best interest to do so.
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Unfortunately, a giant bloodthirsty alien has invaded the ship and will pick off anyone too slow or too scared (or just simply in the wrong place).
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His path to power now lies in his ability to pick off defectors from the ruling party, especially those in Punjab province, the Sharifs' home turf.
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"It sure looks like by getting rid of Short today, he's starting to pick off Reince's guys," said one GOP operative close to the White House.
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Those prices are about in line with its closest competitors in the expanding market of streaming video, as more companies seek to pick off cable customers.
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The agitators didn't need to take on every Republican in Congress, they just needed to pick off a few to send the entire conference running scared.
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Democrats can capitalize on the slim Republican majority in the Senate by blocking bad Cabinet nominations if they can pick off a handful of GOP votes.
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So, instead of trying to pick off one or another, how about just allowing those who take these deductions to do so at a lower rate?
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"People will pick off the leaves and read them," said Ms. Christopher, a chef and writer whose blog, Earth to Salt, celebrates the bounty of California.
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The district is regarded as one of the party's top opportunities to pick off a seat currently held by a Republican — Hillary Clinton carried district in 2016.
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First, Chris would need to spend another five days in the hospital for a standard follow-up round of chemotherapy to pick off any hidden cancer cells.
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His best—and probably only—hope is to break through in the Great Lakes/Rust Belt region instead, and pick off one of Wisconsin, Michigan or Pennsylvania.
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"I think they're trying to pick off certain people and see if they can get them," a Democratic aide close to the talks told Vox on Tuesday.
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A growing Latino community -- more than 20% of the city's population according to 2010 census figures -- provide ripe opportunities for the Clinton campaign to pick off votes.
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And Hoffman hurt himself with an errant pick-off throw in the fourth and a walk ahead of the homer by Bryant that blew the game open.
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Republicans need to pick off eight Democrats and are warning that they will go "nuclear" and change Senate rules to push through Gorsuch if they have to.
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Bannon also plans to get involved in the primaries in West Virginia and Missouri, two of Republicans' top opportunities to pick off Democratic-held seats next year.
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Cruz is looking to deflect suggestions he will be unable to pick off delegates in the coming weeks to force a contested Republican National Convention in July.
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Trump was directly involved in recruiting a reticent Cramer into what Republicans see as one of their best opportunities to pick off a Democratic-held Senate seat.
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First, he would need to spend another five days in the hospital for a standard follow-up round of chemotherapy to pick off any hidden cancer cells.
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This early on, grinding levels is in no way viable, since you only have low-level scrubs to pick off, and they don't give up much salt.
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And they won't just need to pick off the most moderate House Democrats — the party leaders will control what gets to the floor in the first place.
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And even if they are won over, Republicans would need to pick off at least three more Democrats — and it's harder to imagine whom they might be.
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But some studies find that terrorism can create increased polarization, which could harm Ms. Le Pen's ability to pick off left-wing voters in the second round.
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A passionate advocate for making Medicare universal wouldn't just fire up the Democratic base and independents, but could even pick off a chunk of the Republican vote.
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Dexter Fowler drove in one run with a RBI single and Yairo Munoz cut the Brewers' lead to 5-2 by scoring on Grandal's errant pick-off throw.
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Brad Miller's RBI single brought him in to open the scoring, though Twins starter Kyle Gibson was able to pick off Miller at first to end the inning.
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Dave and Liam coached him on a local youth team from age 10 until he was 12, and Simmons would pick off information from them as he matured.
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The big box on B provided ample cover for Guardian as he peaked left and right to pick off the defense and win the round against all odds.
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The whip team has been trying to pick off individual members, and Trump made a joking (or was he?) threat to Meadows in the House conference meeting yesterday.
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"The enthusiasm advantage that Democrats have in 2018 compared to 2014 should help them pick off a few toss-up U.S. Houses seats held by Republicans," he said.
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That map helps explain why Trump visited Michigan earlier this week: He needs to pick off one of the "lean Democrat" states in order to win the presidency.
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Jakob Poeltl runs across the lane to pick off Jordan Clarkson and then roll for a lob, but LeBron knows what's happening, rotates over, and takes it away.
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She needs to win 2628 votes on the floor, meaning she has to pick off some of the Democrats who voted against her on the secret ballot. Rep.
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There's the chance that a defender coming from the other end of the field, out of the thrower's vision, will crash the party and pick off the pass.
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But Hillary resurfacing as a presidential candidate would pick off that ugly scab, creating a toxic intramural dynamic that would infect the outcome of 2020 and well beyond.
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Mr. Trump's previous lack of such staff had been of deep concern to some of his allies, given the potential ability of rival campaigns to pick off delegates.
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To pass the Senate, a united Democratic caucus only needs to pick off one more Republican, and plenty of GOP senators have said they're considering supporting the resolution.
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Given those circumstances, Comcast's other viable acquisition option is to try to pick off Sky as a streaming opportunity by itself, which is the direction it's moving in.
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To win, Jones will have to pick off moderate white voters, too -- or hope that they stay home -- on top of African-American turnout close to Obama levels.
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And both parties are locked in a perpetual struggle for an ephemeral majority, with losers always trying to pick off some potentially gettable group from the other side.
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The dwarf can repair a damaged turret when he's near, but the turrets are currently so powerful that they can often pick off multiple aggressors before repairs are needed.
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But the Rubio delegates will be the only ones that no longer have a candidate to be loyal to, and will be the easiest to lobby and pick off.
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Eugenio Suarez drew an inning-opening walk and advanced to third when Lauer's attempted pick-off throw sailed wide of first baseman Hosmer and down the right field line.
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That might happen if regulators are slow to respond to structural shifts in the economy, or too lax in policing mergers that allow incumbents to pick off potential competitors.
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Dolphins pick off Chargers on late interception SAN DIEGO — Miami Dolphins linebacker Kiko Alonso deked San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers with just over a minute remaining on Sunday.
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And if Biden wants to coast to victory, he should be in no hurry to pick off his lesser opponents who don't pose a clear threat to him anyway.
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But to win Iowa, she probably has to pick off some of Bernie Sanders' deeply committed supporters who will be turned off by any move away from the left.
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Lexington is ringed by suburbs where Democrats are hoping Ms. McGrath can pick off the votes of suburban women and men who will be drawn to her military service.
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To his superiors, Rumbold outlined how the German leader planned to pick off countries one by one, all the while promising that his latest victim would be his last.
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Purdue tried to get creative on its ensuing possession with a flea-flicker, but senior cornerback Jeff Gladney wasn't fooled and dropped into coverage to pick off Plummer's pass.
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In today's interconnected world, our future security and prosperity depend on countering the attempt of violent and extremist forces to pick off the weakest members of our global family.
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If Democrats are unsuccessful at blocking Mr. Puzder at the committee on Thursday, it will not be their final opportunity to pick off one of Mr. Trump's top nominees.
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The second set were Democratic-leaning states — Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Nevada, Wisconsin and Minnesota — that Trump would need to pick off some combination of in order to win.
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What's happening is that they are able to pick off very rich areas and cities and then leave behind poor people in those cities and completely leave behind rural areas.
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Atlanta committed two errors in the first inning, one a misplayed grounder by first baseman Freddie Freeman and the second a throwing error on a pick-off attempt by Newcomb.
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But critics of Popular Force warned the success of the ouster motion would embolden the opposition, allowing Congress to pick off other members of Kuczynski's cabinet to destabilize his government.
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If Clinton can carry her success in South Carolina across the rest of the South and pick off a couple of Sanders' targets, he'd be hard-pressed to catch her.
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Tracer's best used to pick off solo stragglers she can gun down quickly, but her ultimate — a proximity mine — is most useful chucked at the largest concentration of enemy forces.
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I don't want to say that umpires don't know the rules, but there were times even watching the World Series where I was wondering how that wasn't a pick-off.
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Yet while big buyouts are out, the number of smaller private equity deals in Africa is rising as investors pick off opportunities too small for global funds, AVCA data shows.
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In 2012, for example, Mitt Romney accrued a massive financial advantage going into the primaries and was able to use attack ads to pick off his rivals one after another.
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Tower's victory demonstrated to Texas Republicans that their ambitions were not hopeless, "that the party could bide its time, be smart, and pick off races when it could," Hooks wrote.
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The House vote to fund financial agencies and the White House was the first of several this week on individual spending bills that are intended to pick off uneasy Republicans.
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The Buttigieg camp, meanwhile, is looking to pick off Biden donors following the former vice president's flop in Iowa, according to a Buttigieg fundraiser who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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One of the reasons he was able to make his way across the country and pick off these victims, many of whom were gay, was because of homophobia at the time.
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A contrary decision would have allowed companies accused of minor but mass wrongdoing to pick off plaintiffs one by one, frustrating their ability to band together to sue over their claims.
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The Buttigieg camp, meanwhile, is looking to pick off Biden donors following the former vice presidents flop in Iowa, according to a Buttigieg fundraiser who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Securing a revised trade deal could reduce uncertainty for farmers and manufacturers as Trump's poor approval rating and protectionist policies threaten to help Democrats pick off multiple GOP-held House seats.
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Yet the Wednesday vote mostly pointed to Pelosi's muscle and vote-counting skills and leaves her with weeks to pick off opponents or to convince them to vote present on Jan.
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Police got assistance from Texas students, who attempted to pick off the shooter from the ground with hunting rifles, restricting him to shoot through drain spouts for much of the attack.
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"It's not at all unusual for people running for president not to talk about poverty because the poor are not necessarily the swing voters you're trying to pick off," he said.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, a Republican who was the first Cuban-American elected to Congress, is retiring after 38 years -- handing Democrats a major opening to pick off a GOP-held seat.
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The margin would have been enough to block her from becoming Speaker, but the House Democratic leader has worked furiously to lock down support, cut deals and pick off floated opponents.
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Watching Alabama pick off Washington right before the half reminded me of a Dave Chappelle interview on Jimmy Fallon, where he talks about the first time he ever met Kanye West.
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The big picture: When the U.S. touts America First, China ends up being the defender of globalization, and Beijing uses that message to try to pick off U.S. allies for itself.
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The race to fill the seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price has shot to national prominence as Democrats seek to pick off a longtime safe GOP seat.
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Options for Netanyahu range from trying to pick off defectors from opposition parties -- including Blue and White -- to perhaps trying to reconcile with Lieberman, who is projected to have seven seats.
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But Democrats also have many more imperiled incumbents, and for each one who loses, they'd have to pick off another GOP-held seat to keep their hopes of Senate control alive.
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Paired with high levels of voter enthusiasm on the left, Comstock proved to be an easy Republican to pick off for Democrats in their bid to retake control of the House.
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Instead of having to pick off three Republican senators, the margin has been narrowed and Republicans have been put on notice that the Senate and now the House is absolutely in play.
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They may well flip Republican-held seats in Nevada and Arizona, so Republicans have to pick off at least a few of those ten seats if they want to retain their majority.
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It seems only logical that Amazon would be watching an area like this very closely, and by buying Whole Foods, may see an opportunity to pick off that now low-hanging fruit.
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A disadvantageous Senate map for Democrats has them defending 10 seats in states Trump won in 2016, with only a handful of opportunities to pick off seats from Republicans' 51-85033 majority.
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Put me in a meeting and I'll bob my knees like a maniac, I'll tear apart coffee cup holders into little shreds, and I'll pick off the nail polish off my fingers.
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Based on that reasoning, those who oppose a Trump candidacy posit that all they have to do is to pick off the alternatives until there is only one remaining opponent to Trump.
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Tens of millions of dollars in outside political advertising have flooded the state in recent years as Republicans tried to pick off outstate members of Congress while Democrats focused on the suburbs.
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So even if the presidential toplines look tough, Democrats just need to pick off a few of these to make up for the entrenched incumbents they won't be able to beat elsewhere.
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Choo left the game in eighth inning with ankle soreness after he appeared to twist his left ankle while stepping on the first base bag while retreating on a pick off attempt.
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In recent weeks, his top fund-raising aides have been trying to pick off donors and bundlers who have committed to other candidates in the race, offering private meetings with Mr. Buttigieg.
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The group said it's hoping to build off gains from 85033 and 2019 in suburban and exurban areas, where Democrats were able to pick off Republicans in both statewide and congressional races.
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Anderson used his superior height and wing span to pick off Chardy's shots and deliver blisteringly fast serves, but was not immune to the sweltering conditions plaguing competitors on the outdoor courts.
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Can Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pick off a dozen or so Democrats on a short-term funding bill, despite Democrats coalescing around the idea that this is their moment to fight?
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And Republicans, who control the Legislature but have struggled in statewide races, sense an opportunity to pick off the seat, which they had expected was out of reach until at least 2020.
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My pound-for-pound favorite was Arslan Magomedov, a middleweight with movie star good looks, who would always command the center of the ring and pick off opponents with masterly punches and kicks.
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Each character has their own skills and strengths, whether it's a former military sniper who can pick off enemies from afar or a pilot who can call in airstrikes and decimate cult strongholds.
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And -- while Republicans are nervous about a Tuesday contest in a reliably red district in Kansas -- it is, operatives on both sides say, by far Democrats' best chance to pick off a seat.
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This is a scary sign, in part because there are lots of these voters in the Rust Belt states that Trump will need to pick off to really have a shot to win.
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If they had been shut out of the governor's race in November, Republicans worried that would depress GOP turnout statewide -- making it much easier for Democrats to pick off their most vulnerable incumbents.
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Democrats now will have one less vote that they need to pick off to block President Trump's extremist agenda, while they are that much closer to flipping control of the chamber next November.
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On the boundary, the Chargers' Casey Hayward has yet to pick off a pass — an oddity for someone who grabbed 11 over his previous two seasons — but his tight coverage has flummoxed receivers.
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In 2018, it was redrawn to give Democrats a slight edge, meaning Brian Fitzpatrick is likely to retain the support of local party leadership hoping to pick off independents in the general election.
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The man whose job it is to hold this disparate coalition together — and to pick off as many of the 22004 Democrats as he can — is Mitch McConnell, the sphinxlike Senate majority leader.
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The upper half of the state is much more rural, conservative, and white than the rest of the state or the region -- presenting a ripe opportunity for Trump to pick off an electoral vote.
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The Cavaliers also did a pretty good job setting screens high up on the floor, near half-court, to pick off LeBron's man early in the possession and give him room to attack downhill.
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Republicans are confident they will be able to beat back the vote given that it will need 60 votes to pass, meaning Democrats will have to pick off 13 Republicans to pass the amendment.
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Republicans will have a bigger Senate majority next year — 21625 seats compared to 2900 seats now — but will also have more seats that Democrats are looking to pick off in the next election cycle.
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CHX said it has noticed "latency arbitrage" - when speedy traders detect a price change on one exchange and then race ahead to other exchanges to pick off quotes at stale prices - on its exchange.
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Scherzer's errant pick-off throw allowed Lindor to go third, and Ramirez extended his hitting streak to 73 games with a double to wall in right center, giving the Indians a 27-29 lead.
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By following these four steps, the new administration can pick off low-hanging fruit in addressing one of the nation's most pressing issues and set the federal government up for long term success in cybersecurity.
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Gray will meticulously pick off all the meat from the fish heads, cheeks and bones; strain the fish stock; and then keep reducing the heat until he ends up with a super gelatinous, savory jelly.
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I spoke to seven people—four players, two scouts, and a National League executive—to get a sense of where they stood on subjects like stealing signs, leaning into pitches, and balky pick-off moves.
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Colon regrouped to pick off Kepler and retired the Twins in order, on his way to seven scoreless innings and six strikeouts as the Mets easily swatted away the Twins with a 3-933 win.
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Its main effort has been fighting African peacekeepers and staying out of the sights of American drones and bombers, which have been attempting to pick off the group's senior management with airstrikes for several years.
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It was unfortunate that the Fed's tightening spurred investors to pick off vulnerable economies just as Argentina was navigating its delicate structural adjustments, said Patricia Perez-Coutts, portfolio manager at Westwood International Advisors in Toronto.
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Polling has shown that Buttigieg's surge has come, in part, from his ability to pick off Warren's college-educated voters and that Sanders is the second-choice candidate for a significant number of Biden enthusiasts.
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Then — when the going gets as good as it's gotten in recent months and we want to go on a free vacation — we can sweep in and gleefully pick off the juiciest offers of all.
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Because if we don't start now, we'll all be waiting like sitting ducks for the next psycho with too many guns, accessories and ammo to pick off our friends, family and children one by one.
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This is pretty typical Pinterest protocol: pick off a niche of the advertising market, run it through its paces with marketing partners, and then if it's successful open it up to the rest of the universe.
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The little guy celebrated alongside his mom, dad David Gardner and baby sister Lula Rose, 19 months, plus a few fellow youngster pals who helped Sailor pick off some of the tasty decor from his cake.
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If Democrats are acting strategically now, they might see a real benefit in pushing issues where they can divide the Republican Party, trying to pick off a few establishment Republicans on issues like immigration and trade.
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A conflict between two men escalates into a shootout as everyone fights for survival, trying to pick off their enemies and get their hands on the suitcase filled with money in the middle of the room.
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Sure, they'll pick off the ones that occasionally work their way down the beach, and patch holes in their wire fence, but George announces they're merely biding time, and we the audience know that he's right.
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Whether there's a bipartisan option to move on -- or whether there are enough Democrats, for political reasons or otherwise, McConnell can pick off to come on board to a GOP-led proposal, remain to be seen.
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When the young maid sings her way to being the queen of a kingdom, they think of the months-long journeys that will pick off their crews one by one, in terrifying weather followed by boredom.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida; announced on 4/30/113 Ros-Lehtinen, the first Cuban-American elected to Congress, is retiring after 38 years -- handing Democrats a major opening to pick off a GOP-held seat.
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"Trump probably wins here, but I think Cruz holds him under 50 and is able to surgically pick off a couple of congressional districts and make it respectable," said Gregg Keller, a Missouri-based Republican strategist.
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But instead of ducking into the paint or stopping short at the dunker's spot, he chugs all the way to the corner, where a teammate is in place to pick off his man with a screen.
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Yet some House Democrats fear that McConnell will try to pick off enough Senate Democrats to reach the critical 60-vote threshold in that chamber, pass a bill, and then try to "jam" the House politically.
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Senator Bob Casey, Democrat of Pennsylvania, announced his opposition before even knowing the identity of the nominee, citing President Trump's promise to make the pick off a list compiled with the help of conservative advocacy groups.
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The larger industry should band together to help defend those who are targeted to strengthen the system as a whole and make it much more difficult for the DOJ to pick off and target specific people.
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Now, in the run-up to the March 221 primary, Sanders is going all in on his bid to pick off Massachusetts, culminating in a four-day music and canvassing festival in Worcester that begins Friday.
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Now, in the run-up to the March 3 primary, Sanders is going all in on his bid to pick off Massachusetts, culminating in a four-day music and canvassing festival in Worcester that begins Friday.
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The government's strategy is to pick off individual sectors with bespoke concessions, raising questions over prospects for ending up with the desired single system, and seek a compromise with the reform-minded CFDT union, France's largest.
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If all their ranks hold, the GOP needs to pick off eight Democrats to ensure Gorsuch gets installed at the Supreme Court without resorting to the so-called "nuclear option" to change the Senate's filibuster rules.
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Moreover, China has used the EU's need for unanimity in many of its decisions to pick off one or two member states in order to block statements or actions of which it disapproves—as with human rights.
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And as larger companies try to pick off the opportunity of loading up their sites with listings from these kinds of owners, having a sort of neutral Switzerland may turn out to be a pretty successful company.
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Widowmaker and Hanzo both can either pick off the robot in sentry mode or deal enough damage in one shot to force it to change position, and they can do it from a position of relative safety.
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Scores of civilians have been killed and maimed as both sides try to pick off targets in residential areas, often using inaccurate, decades-old rockets and artillery, rights group Amnesty International said in a report last week.
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The minority party believes it can pick off Illinois and Wisconsin from Senate Republicans, but that still leaves five core battleground states balanced on a knife's edge as the GOP tries to protect its 54-seat majority.
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And in Nevada, Republicans have a rare opportunity to pick off a Democratic seat, but they have to fight through a Latina Democrat and an increasingly Latino electorate that has grown hostile to them in presidential years.
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Ted Cruz still has real strength in many southern states, and Marco Rubio is working hard to bolster his own standing and pick off delegates in more suburban areas even if he can't win any states outright.
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What Farage didn't do, however, was stand down in seats Conservatives were trying to pick off from Labour, so the parties could still split the vote in critical seats that might be a bit harder to win.
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I feel I was very lucky to pick off some of the low-hanging fruit, but now I feel like I'm in there as a biologist, maybe criticizing hypotheses, suggesting controls that might be done in some experiments.
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WALLACE: To have any chance to win, you not only are going to have to pick off at least one of the Republican senators, and we talked about the two Republican pro-choice women senators, Collins and Murkowski.
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At this point, Democrats need more or less a straight flush to win the Senate: They have to hold those 10 seats, some of which are in very hostile territory, and then pick off two states from Republicans.
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That continues today with the launch of performance tracking for employees, which has been built in-house as it looks to pick off niches on its effort to become a one-stop shop for HR in small businesses.
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As part of the effort to pick off her detractors, Pelosi is vowing sweeping changes to both House rules and the internal Democratic Caucus rules heading into next year when Democrats will represent a majority in the chamber.
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Right now it is on a roll, expected to cruise to a strong first-place finish in elections to the European Parliament this week, even as smaller pro-Remain parties also pick off voters from the main parties.
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The White House and Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady had courted some Blue Dogs and other moderate Democrats since the spring, hoping to pick off a few when their bill eventually made it to the floor.
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CHX said that problem was amplified by some traders who use sophisticated high-speed technology to detect market moves and then race ahead of other market participants to pick off quotes at prices that have effectively become stale.
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Scrapping sanctions on him was seen as a way to fortify an olive branch from Guaido to officials in Maduro's government - and pick off those nervous about Maduro's ability to survive Venezuela's political crisis, a White House official said.
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But it also needs to identify some of the low-hanging fruit that it should pick off on its own if it wants to fit into the kinds of daily use cases and activities of businesses and HR managers.
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Keeping those open-source projects healthy and active is a pivotal tool for larger companies, which can use contributors as a farm system for their developer teams and also pick off interesting ideas that pop up from those communities.
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"Will China be bound by rules and will it negotiate with ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) multilateral partners or will it try to pick off one by one each individual and get more leverage that way?" she asked.
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For South Korea, which has acted swiftly and deployed military snipers, drones and civilian hunters to pick off infected feral hogs, part of the blame for their own outbreaks comes from a lack of action by their northern neighbor.
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. got Toronto even in the fifth with an RBI infield out, scoring Drury, who had reached on an error by third baseman Evan Longoria and moved to third on a wild pick-off attempt by Anderson.
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To actually make that difference, all other things being equal, you would need that Libertarian candidate to not only pick off New Mexico (which did, yes, elect Gary Johnson governor) but also do something truly extraordinary and win California.
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Perhaps we might even see the start of a national working women's union — it is easy to pick off one woman at a time for sexual harassment, but not so easy if women all look out for one another.
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In past elections, she has been able to pick off rural and Republican votes with her image as a common-sense Missourian, tough on law and order as a county prosecutor and tough on public expenditures as state auditor.
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Anti-abortion groups, including SBA List, have used recent controversies over abortion laws in Alabama, New York and Georgia to galvanize their supporters and try to pick off independent voters who might oppose looser restrictions on late-term abortions.
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Has support from Manchin, GOP senators In order to stop Kavanaugh from being confirmed, Democrats must keep their entire coalition together in the Senate and hope to pick off two Republicans, with the most likely options being Alaska Sen.
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We'll continue to keep tabs on this poster child company for our Connected Society investment theme company, but with no evident catalyst over the coming months, we're inclined to be patient and pick off the AAPL shares at better prices.
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In a series of contests that his campaign concedes will be rough, the Texas senator is training his eyes on a pair of states, Maryland and Pennsylvania, where he sees chances to pick off delegates even amid Trump's Northeast sweeps.
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With Trump's path to 1,237 increasingly narrow and Cruz and Kasich angling to pick off scores of those delegates on the second ballot at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland if Trump doesn't reach that number, every delegate is crucial.
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"We used to call it the Well — you could sit a block off it and just pick off guys who were buying," said Charles McLiverty, a retired New York police detective who worked in Bronx Narcotics from 1993 to 1997.
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As he slogs through a merciless stretch of the primary calendar, straining to pick off delegates from Northeastern voters who seem disinclined to embrace his hard-line conservatism, Mr. Cruz, of Texas, has appeared increasingly frustrated amid questions about his path.
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He will almost certainly use increasingly big financial inducements to pick off smaller countries like the Philippines and Malaysia that were already moving closer to Beijing, and midsize American allies like Australia that are moving closer to China's economic order.
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In Minnesota's First District, one of the few places where Republicans believe they can pick off a currently Democratic seat, the Congressional Leadership Fund, the main House super PAC, has released a new ad intended to boost the Republican, Jim Hagedorn.
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"Given that it has taken nearly two years to pick off the low hanging fruit of a Phase 1 deal, it does stand to reason that (any) Phase 2 is likely to take much longer," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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I still remember watching a mongoose pick off one of my abuela's chicks right in front of our eyes, and while my abuela cursed the mongoose down to hell, I felt nothing but admiration for its speed and its audacity.
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Instead of firing around the edges, trying to pick off the budgets of the Boys & Girls Club and the ballet company, the firm aimed at the bull's-eye: It leveled an argument that the bankruptcy process itself violated the U.S. Constitution.
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In a pivotal scene, he and Diana's other male compatriots literally lift her up, crouching beneath a piece of metal so that she can launch herself off of it and pick off a sniper, destroying a bell tower in the process.
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Henry Cuellar of Texas, who frequently votes with Republicans on immigration and border issues -- a sign that the White House is looking to pick off as many Democrats as it can even if it can't work with the party's key negotiators.
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Analysts said Merkel and Macron, both keen to overcome EU disunity, may try to pick off more cooperative eastern states such as Slovakia and the Czech Republic in order to concentrate pressure on Poland and Hungary to comply with EU rules.
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Senate Republicans were expected at the start of the year to make a major effort to pick off red-state Democrats to support their legislative agenda, but two months into 28500, centrist Democrats say they aren't being wooed at all.
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Later in the inning, after two walks and Ender Inciarte's single, Arizona catcher Chris Iannetta threw wildly into left field trying to pick off Sean Rodriguez at third, scoring two more runs — Arizona's second costly throwing error of the game.
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There is a nightmare scenario where they hold all their tough red states; pick off an important swing state like Nevada, Arizona, or Tennessee; and still fail to take back the Senate when it all comes crumbling down in New Jersey.
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Trump basically needs to sweep those states to stay on track in the delegate count — and if Cruz can pick off delegates in places like Upstate New York or rural Maryland it becomes a lot harder for Trump to hit his mark.
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That said, 2000 eagles is an insane number, and there's no rifle on the planet that has that many rounds in it, nor is there any marksman alive who could pick off dozens of apex predator birds before they descended upon him.
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The Dodgers tacked on three runs in the seventh on catcher Tony Wolters' pick-off throw to third base that hit Turner in the back — the Rockies' first error of the season — and consecutive run-scoring singles by Adrian Gonzalez and Barnes.
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Advances in machine vision have enabled a whole class of startups that can use the technology to pick off the kinds of low-hanging fruit that Standard Cognition wants to grab, which could lead to some significant competition for the company going forward.
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Collision detection feels a little ropey, too, but that'll soon be updated in a patch, one that's also going to enhance enemy AI, as right now it's too easy to pick off certain enemies—spiders, mainly—without them reacting to your ranged attacks.
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In case you somehow have yet to encounter it, Fortnite is a cartoon-y video game about a massive storm that kills off most of the Earth's population, and the group of zombie-like enemies that comes to pick off the survivors.
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" Lithwick noted, "They will spend the coming years doing whatever they can to pick off a vote of his, here and there, and the only way that can happen is through generosity and solicitude and the endless public performance of getting over it.
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In the next two years, Cheney will not only have to stand by Trump's more hardline base, but also find a way to message to the suburban anti-Trump districts that Democrats were able to pick off this year to gain the majority.
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For example, when a beggar woman asks Christian for a sandwich, she tells him rudely "no onions," to which he responds by ordering and paying for the sandwich and then tossing it at her telling her to pick off the onions herself.
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A multicandidate primary presents opportunities for Bloomberg to pick off delegates: Public polling shows a strong majority of Democrats in the state prefer elevating a nominee who could beat Donald Trump to picking a candidate whose policy views align more closely to theirs.
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Facing such an uphill battle, it's tempting to pick off the easy targets like Dunham -- the imperfect feminists who despite (or because of) all of their human faults do actually care, and who will inevitably apologize for their missteps (and will inevitably misstep again).
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Washington (CNN)National Republicans are racing into the northern Atlanta suburbs amid fears that an energized anti-Donald Trump resistance and a disengaged conservative electorate could allow Democrat Jon Ossoff to pick off a House seat that has been in GOP hands for decades.
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AND ONE BY ONE, WE WILL PICK OFF THESE ISSUES AND WE COME TO HIM WITH AN IDEA AND WE EXPLAIN TO HIM THE ISSUE AND WE EXPLAIN TO HIM WHY IT IS HINDERING SOMETHING OR WHY IT IS NOT HELPING THE AMERICAN CONSUMER.
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I'm guessing the next few weeks, at least, will continue the "all-out war" — Negan is still out there, after all, and Carol, Ezekiel, and some of the others found themselves in hot water while trying to pick off the remainder of Negan's trusted guards.
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By taking the approach through an app on a smartphone, the company hopes to pick off some of the basic problems that hearing-impaired people have — such as having trouble being able to understand what someone is saying over the phone during an interview.
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Its strategy is to try to pick off one or two potential NMA customers, especially in the United States, and encourage Boeing to think again about launching a jet that could disrupt the market and dent a record run of sales for the A321 family.
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If they did, the GOP would either need to pick off eight Democrats to pass the 60-vote threshold or invoke the so-called nuclear option, changing the rules to allow a Supreme Court nominee to be confirmed by a simple majority in the Senate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Looking for a quick way to stop North Korean missiles immediately after lift-off, the Pentagon is studying as a near-term option whether a group of F-35 fighter jets hovering around North Korean airspace could pick off freshly-launched rockets.
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The president was set to storm across two states Saturday, two Sunday and three Monday in an effort to pick off Senate seats in Indiana, Florida and a handful of other battlegrounds where Republicans hope to add to their one-seat majority in the chamber.
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The slew of Republicans retiring in 22010 weren't just blips on the radar; they opened doors for Democrats across the country, including in California, where Democrats Mike Levin and Gil Cisneros were able to pick off retiring Issa and Royce's seats in suburban southern California.
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Ramón's presence alleviates the homogeneity a bit, but the movie focuses so little on the group dynamic that the teens ultimately feel as if they were assembled solely in order to provide our monsters a pool of people to pick off one by one.
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While Republican candidates struggle to fight off robust Democratic challenges in more than two dozen House districts, they rode that late surge of enthusiasm to positions of relative safety in several states where Democrats had hoped to defend or even pick off a Senate seat.
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And while his electoral success in states represented by Democrats in Congress had been thought to put such lawmakers in a vise between their party and their president, Mr. Trump demonstrated no ability to pick off centrist Democrats in his first significant legislative push.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Looking for a quick way to stop North Korean missiles immediately after lift-off, the Pentagon is studying as a near-term option whether a group of F-35 fighter jets hovering around North Korean airspace could pick off freshly-launched rockets.
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"They're going to pick off the people who have a statute of limitations problem, rather than saying we're committed to doing everything we can to support the people who went through these atrocities — and they used that word in one of their letters, atrocities," Mr. Fuller said.
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In the weeks since, Ms. Pelosi — renowned for her ability to arm-twist and wheedle — has quietly campaigned to pick off members of the rebel faction, cutting deals and negotiating compromises to capture 218 pledges of support, and on Wednesday, she struck her most significant deal yet.
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The reality, analysts say, is that the Syrian government has exploited the cease-fires and so-called de-escalation zones to squeeze the rebels from one pocket at a time while the others remain quiet, breaking the agreement whenever it is ready to pick off another enclave.
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The investment from Planned Parenthood Action Fund and Planned Parenthood Votes, the organization's political entities, makes it one of the biggest outside spending forces in Democratic politics headed into a cycle in which the party sees a rare opportunity to pick off GOP seats across the map.
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If he can win those states and pick off any of the southern states with big African American populations he might be able to reenergize his chances at a long fight against Clinton, and show that he's growing his appeal and isn't just a niche candidate.
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As CNN reported on Thursday: National Republicans are racing into the northern Atlanta suburbs amid fears that an energized anti-Donald Trump resistance and a disengaged conservative electorate could allow Democrat Jon Ossoff to pick off a House seat that has been in GOP hands for decades.
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On the other hand, if Trump doesn't become a juggernaut and Rubio and Cruz pick off a few states, then there's no oxygen for Kasich, period, and he'll go down to defeat with the same 10 percent of the vote he's getting now — still enabling Trump along the way.
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"If the mood changes after Wisconsin and people start saying 'he ain't gonna make it,' all we have to do is pick off our fair share of delegates and we're going to the convention," Saul Anuzis, a former Michigan Republican Party chairman who has been helping Cruz's campaign, said.
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The last time the Democrats won that many was in 2006, when they were riding on the wild unpopularity of George Bush's presidency, benefited from the fact many Republican Congress members were facing personal scandals, and were able to pick off many opponents who controlled liberal-leaning seats.
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At the simplest level, as the name suggests, it's how fast the screen refreshes or redraws itself: Particularly important if you're watching a sports match or trying to pick off enemies in a video game, but not so vital if you're editing spreadsheets or clicking around the web.
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Tatis pick-off; other minor edits Catcher Tyler Flowers lined an opposite-field double off the right field wall at Petco Park in the top of the 227th inning Saturday night to cap a three-run inning as the Atlanta Braves defeated the host San Diego Padres 222-5.
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Scott Reed, a senior political strategist for the U.S. Chamber, said the business group invested nearly a year in developing a strategy to pick off Mr. Huelskamp in a primary for the First District seat once held by Bob Dole, a Republican who saw government as a positive force.
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Her plan — wait for the White Walkers and Jon and Dany's army to destroy each other, then pick off whoever's left — isn't bad, but it's also pretty pointless, because we know how distinctly unlikely it is that the final two characters left standing will be Cersei and the Night King.
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Cliffs drop precipitously just feet from the pavement; inlets have choppy waves (and, in summer, killer whales who pick off sleepy seals), enormous rocks jut up from the ocean just off the coast, and everywhere, roofs and boats and houses are painted cheerful colors that burst against the overcast sky.
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After months of optimism that the state's June 5 primary would position them to pick off seven Republican-held districts in November — a substantial down payment on reclaiming the House — Democrats are now trying to ensure that they do not hurt themselves because of their unusually crowded slates of candidates.
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Iliana Ros-Lehtinen -- Florida 27th This is a huge opportunity for Democrats to pick off a district that already ought to be in their column: Clinton won it by 183 points — even as the popular Ros-Lehtinen was re-elected by 10 points — and Obama won by 7 points in 2012.
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Despite persistent skepticism that Trump — with his restrictive immigration policies and incendiary rhetoric — could pick off booming Colorado and Latino-heavy Nevada this fall, campaign officials claim their massive war chest and expansive volunteer network have allowed them to easily target states that remain subject to scrutiny over their strategic relevance.
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Its first stage, its first two minutes, would work well as you pick off smaller craft amid an asteroid field; then, after a pause, to take in a sun peeking out from the other side of a strange world you're seeing the for first time, the OMFGwillyoulookatthosethings battleships come into the equation.
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As much as local political operatives don't see a path for Patrick, they did offer him some advice in keeping with New Hampshire tradition: Don't spend a minute thinking about Iowa, devote every waking minute to campaigning here and figure out a message to pick off support from moderates Biden and Buttigieg.
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Brief though they may have been, they were insightful; Jay talked about the state of radio and the music industry: Later, Jay talked on the relationship between music and technology, which isn't an easy thing to pick off in three minutes, but it is an extremely Jay Z thing to do: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's (R-Ariz.) battle with brain cancer, Democrats also hope to pick off two Republican votes to stall Trump's nominee.
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But as he called people up to his table to confirm the details on their citizenship certificates, he continued to pick off blue-jean offenders, swapping the utilitarian "go and change your pants" for more creative mockery, much of which was lost on his victims, whose imperfect English at least spared them that humiliation.
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The battle between Mr. Grimm and Representative Dan Donovan for the Republican nomination immediately becomes one of the most intriguing congressional primaries in the nation next year, and gives Democrats renewed hope to pick off the last congressional Republican who still represents New York City in a district that has proved elusive in recent years.
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In the original Half-Life, I could end this fight with one well placed grenade, but here, in the lovingly crafted fan-made remake called Black Mesa, it is a long and drawn-out fight, where I scramble from cover to cover, reload, and pick off not-so-clever enemies until the path is clear.
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A Nevada woman dies of a superbug resistant to every available antibiotic in the US There are so many flavors of apocalypse that it seems hard to pick just one — but if I wanted to put my bets on anything, I'd put them on bacteria, which will pick off survivors in basically every form of catastrophe.
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It won't make them any shorter, but it definitely makes shoot-outs easier, letting you pick off bad guys quickly even if you have the gun skills of a sleepy turtle.. In fact, if you're really worried about it, just play on easy: the joy of Uncharted is its sense of story and exploration, not its challenge.
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In an environment in which 76 percent of the public wants to raise taxes on the rich, trying to pick off a few center-right votes with a handful of tax credits—the cornerstone of the "centrist" Democratic policy playbook from the 1990s and early 2000s—feels shortsighted, at best, and likely not the best way to mobilize Democratic voters.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, the Democratic presidential nominee, is dogged by high disapproval numbers, and the trend is more pronounced in certain battleground states where Democrats are hoping to save vulnerable incumbents or pick off Republican seats.
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In the short term, however, Cook contends that Democrats have to figure out a way, not to win but to cut their losses among small town and rural whites, and weekly church-going whites, so that in some of these tougher states in the South and Midwest, when they have outstanding candidates and Republicans nominate weak candidates, they can pick off those on occasion.
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Sanders challenged eventual nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in the Democratic primary in 2016, mounting an insurgent campaign that was able to pick off several states' primary and caucus contests and ignite a fervor among the progressive wing of the party.
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The positioning and rhetoric shows that Buttigieg betting there is an opportunity for him to pick off voters who might like Biden yet would be happy with a candidate further to the left — just not as far left as Sanders and Warren, taking advantage of the big ideological space between the two senators at one end of the Democratic primary and the former vice president at the other end.
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Explore the map and make your choices Road to 73: Electoral College map The state of play If Donald Trump were to win all the remaining battleground states on the map, he'd still be shy of the 270 votes needed to win the White House which means he is going to have to pick off at least one of the states currently leaning in Hillary Clinton's direction in addition to running the table in those battlegrounds.
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This year, the Republicans think the possibility to pick off that governor's seat is within their reach, aided in large part by two factors: disaffected Democrats who are at odds with progressive policies and the incredible popularity of Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE among Democrats in the state.
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" When asked directly how the FDA plans to deal with situations like ex-pharma CEO Martin Shkreli's raising of a lifesaving drug by 5,000 percent, Gottlieb said, "There's a second set of policies ... that I think would prevent the ability of people to come in and pick off low-volume generic drugs, where there might not be a lot of competitors because they're just not used a lot, and raise the price and basically take advantage of regulatory arbitrage, where it might take a year or more to get another generic copy to the market.
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