As a new year approaches, stoicism will prevail, decency will prevail, contestation will prevail, over the Great Leader's plundering of truth and thought.
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We will prevail, but we will prevail in three or even five years.
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They prevail against the Supreme Court, at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, in Congress, but cannot prevail against us.
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Bottom line: Consumers who prevail in arbitration win 85033 times what those who prevail in class actions do.
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We hope that cooler heads will prevail, that wiser heads will prevail and we will not get to that.
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"We hope that cooler heads will prevail, that wiser heads will prevail and we will not get to that," he said.
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Here's the bottom line: The CFPB's own study shows that consumers who prevail in arbitration win 166 times what those who prevail in class actions do.
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So there's a real chance that Trump could prevail in the Republican-controlled Supreme Court — and if he does prevail, that could be a legal earthquake.
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"I am going to do everything I can do to prevail, to help her prevail," a determined Mr. Reid said in an interview at his home in nearby Henderson, Nev.
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I hope common sense can prevail — and quickly. Dylan.
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Which would prevail — Scandinavian high literature or Meghan Markle?
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"Wuhan must prevail, Hubei must prevail, all of China must prevail," Xi told viewers through a video message, according to the AP. More than 60 million people are reportedly under lockdown in China to avoid further spreading the disease, which has reached more than 115,000 confirmed cases globally and has caused thousands of deaths, many inside China.
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Which faction will prevail in 2020 remains an open question.
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Of course, in the modern era, those attitudes rarely prevail.
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If the likes were low, modern day Microsoft would prevail.
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They do so -- ultimately -- because our ideas will always prevail.
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We remain hopeful that Jeff will prevail on his appeal.
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Common sense means economic considerations must prevail from the start.
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We hope reason and better knowledge of the effects prevail.
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They're just good business, and good business seems to prevail.
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Yet Brexit did not prevail just because Leavers outfought Remainers.
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But there are many narratives that could, in fact, prevail.
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Cheers to a little friendly competition — let the tastiest prevail!
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In this forlorn economy, what rate of interest would prevail?
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In a statement, Chevron expressed confidence its deal will prevail.
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First, a number of moderates who were outsiders did prevail.
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We will never prevail through scale or force of numbers.
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My words are the truth and the truth will prevail.
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As with everything else she does, GG will eventually prevail.
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But unlike in Sir Franklin's day, man will now prevail.
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We can fight like hell for our ideas to prevail.
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Market fundamentals usually prevail after the initial reaction, he said.
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I hope some saner heads prevail in the Democratic Party.
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He intends to fight this and believes he will prevail.
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He added that the will of the people would prevail.
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For him, realpolitik is necessary for European values to prevail.
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The Internet can prevail again, but we must keep watch.
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And, in time, the will of the people would prevail.
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It is Mr. Cohen's view that his company can prevail.
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For the sake of the country, let's hope they prevail.
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False reporting, and plenty of it but we will prevail!
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"I don't know which San Francisco will prevail," he said.
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America will ultimately be able to prevail in this effort.
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He may not prevail, but expect something different on Friday.
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We are confident that the rule of law will prevail.
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Only our enemies will prevail from this kind of mindset.
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He also expressed confidence that his group would ultimately prevail.
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Perhaps reason and not a vigilante mentality can still prevail.
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That's why good doesn't prevail, because there's more negative energy.
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And, finally, at least in Raymer's case, love will prevail.
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And I am hopeful that cooler, wiser heads will prevail.
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So, fundamentals prevail usually and they did in this case.
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Democrats nearly always prevail in Maryland, especially in presidential years.
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I would like to think our better angels always prevail.
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So let us all hope cooler heads prevail this week.
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Whether Indian tech companies will prevail remains to be seen.
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But does he prevail, would he be the strongest candidate?
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There are some encouraging signs that reason may yet prevail.
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China could still prevail on the trade war's major issues.
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In hindsight, Messi said he knew Argentina would prevail, eventually.
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But the better angels of our nature can still prevail.
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"During this time, cooler heads must prevail," the statement said.
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Whether his legal arguments will prevail in court remains uncertain.
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Tax justice has never prevailed, and it will never prevail.
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Don't worry; the good guys still prevail in the end.
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But maintaining a growth mindset will always help you prevail.
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It's better for VA and America that he not prevail.
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If so, did the team you hoped would win prevail?
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If the dispute goes to the courts, who will prevail?
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"The will of the people should prevail," he fired back.
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You may kill the mosquito, but the herd will prevail.
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Most signs suggested that Republican pragmatism would prevail going forward.
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Smaller developments are likely to prevail over megaprojects in future.
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Sessions said Wednesday he expects to prevail in this case.
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But many legal experts predict the executive action will prevail.
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FDI also helps cooler heads prevail during conflicts, added Zandi.
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To prevail, Unsworth needs to show that Musk was negligent.
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And there's a good chance that these insurers will prevail.
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Though, as discussed below, I doubt Trump would prevail legally.
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They could be the margin that enables him to prevail.
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But in the end the rule of law will prevail.
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Other times, it pays to let logic and strategy prevail.
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Wyden said he is hopeful that common sense will prevail.
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There is reason, however, to wonder if restraint will prevail.
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Before Tuesday's voting, he was also confident he would prevail.
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To prevail, a moderate Democrat will need to behave likewise.
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With time, a more nuanced view will prevail, she said.
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The Obama administration looks likely to prevail in this arena.
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False reporting, and plenty of it - but we will prevail!
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The Flip might give him his only chance to prevail.
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We develop syntax, take on style, so as to prevail.
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Friday morning, NBC News learned that while the White House says it still believes the executive order will ultimately prevail in court, it's also considering revising the order so that it would, erm, prevail better.
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Even by the low standards that prevail for 4:30 p.m.
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"She is doing the same now, truth will prevail," it said.
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CAVUTO: Calmer and cooler heads need to prevail on both sides.
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"Let peace and harmony prevail in communities all over the world."
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"I think cool heads hopefully will prevail on this," he said.
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Without a doubt, Gallo's influence will prevail for decades to come.
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None of the above means that Neal is certain to prevail.
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I thought that cooler heads would prevail because this is absurd.
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And, frankly, we think we will prevail based upon that science.
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But, by and large, people still want to see good prevail.
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On Friday, he tweeted that he believed Thiel would not prevail.
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And I happen to be a believer that JNJ will prevail.
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And it is likely that the House committee will eventually prevail.
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But on July 25th his love of deals appeared to prevail.
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If enough voters swallow such sophistry, Ms Le Pen could prevail.
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But it is unlikely to prevail in the current Supreme Court.
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I am optimistic that the industry will prevail, despite the naysayers.
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The law makes it tough for defendants like Syed to prevail.
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AK will prevail in the elections, but there may be hiccups.
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If we join our wills and forces, our values can prevail.
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Of course the Norwegian vision of unity does not always prevail.
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Some form of Mrs May's softer Brexit is likely to prevail.
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In the next 10 years, the electric vehicle will probably prevail.
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Stay the course and know that the truth will always prevail.
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A broad array of transport options helped Didi prevail in China.
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North Carolina survives Oregon to prevail in Final Four GLENDALE, Ariz.
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"You have to hope that common sense would prevail," Schiff said.
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Even if cooler heads prevail, though, the vote will have repercussions.
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There, Democrats have 193 votes; they typically need 216 to prevail.
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Hopefully, calmer voices will prevail and nobody will listen to Graham.
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"The terrorists will never win and we will prevail," May said.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee said Tuesday that Paul will prevail.
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Does the company hold large meetings where the loudest voices prevail?
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He says it is an open question which side will prevail.
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In the marketplace of ideas, common sense does not always prevail.
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Baker indicated Planned Parenthood is likely to prevail in the case.
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Karin Housley is expected to prevail against two little-known rivals.
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"But if the deal is implemented," he added, "peace will prevail."
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And that, surely, is the vision of America that should prevail.
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We believe that we will ultimately prevail on her remaining claims.
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Also of note: Historically, in these situations cooler heads eventually prevail.
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That same edge helped Barack Obama prevail over Clinton in 2008.
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As the weather cools off, cooler heads will prevail, Zidle predicts.
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" Barr replied: "Do you think it's likely we're going to prevail?
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The high number of write-in votes also helped Jones prevail.
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If you are right, then your point of view will prevail.
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Today we protest, tomorrow we prevail, because we are the majority.
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If that bid were to prevail, the company would be dismantled.
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"Did we roll over, or did we prevail with a fight?"
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He went on to be in Swollen Members as K-Prevail.
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For now, the predictions for solid third-quarter economic growth prevail.
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We all thought that socialism might prevail and it just hasn't.
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We don't know yet which will prevail in 2018 and beyond.
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To prevail, Democrats would need unheard-of rates of youth turnout.
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Before, it looked more likely that the liberal side would prevail.
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Some experienced, reliable generals were taking over; their advice would prevail.
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" The statement also said Sputnik hoped that "common sense will prevail.
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Grades are valued over integrity, and alternative facts prevail over truth.
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At the beginning of the week, it appeared they might prevail.
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Those who embrace the technology appropriately will prevail in the marketplace.
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But Mr. Prabowo's divisive vision of the country did not prevail.
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But we have the people, and our grassroots movement will prevail.
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Mr. Bukai firmly believed that freedom and democratic values would prevail.
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"Although justice has been delayed, we expect it will ultimately prevail."
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It introduces terror and intimidation, where dialogue and debate should prevail.
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The views of La Cámpora will prevail, predicts a gloomy businessman.
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Ackman's bet was that rational scrutiny would prevail over extravagant hope.
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Ms. Zubillaga soldiers on, confident that her side will eventually prevail.
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Gilbert said any of 30 women could prevail in New York.
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He added that he expected Microsoft to prevail in the deal.
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As with impeachment, we cannot count on cooler heads to prevail.
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It proved that the rule of law must and can prevail.
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So I think that the will of the people should prevail.
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Two types of students prevail at Maritime College: cadets and civilians.
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"We'll oppose them vigorously and are confident we'll prevail," he said.
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"This slightly sour mood can prevail this week," the trader said.
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It may one day prevail over the Western path to autonomy.
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The legal consensus is that the lawsuit is unlikely to prevail.
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Many will ultimately prevail and stay legally in the United States.
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I'm just saying we have the better argument and will prevail.
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"We will prevail," he said at a news conference in Sacramento.
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Lockheed Martin had been in the running, but it didn't prevail.
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And if TERFs prevail, then all women and nonbinary people lose.
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This can prevail for a brief period, or for many months.
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I expect Trump to prevail on the merits of his case.
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When aired in public, good ideas eventually prevail over bad ones.
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There's no guarantee that the insurers will prevail in Maine Community.
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Paris is insanely wealthy, and we're guessing daddy's view will prevail.
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Should Mr. Moonves prevail, CBS would have to pay those bills.
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If McCready does prevail, it will be as a changed man.
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But unless Mueller speaks publicly, Barr's narrative will, once again, prevail.
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He said China's gonna prevail because it has just more data.
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In this case, tech's support could help the plaintiffs prevail against Trump.
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It will be a time for lighting candles, unless cooler heads prevail.
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But when reality comes in," his bets against the market "will prevail.
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I believe Congress will prevail, and it's not a particularly close call.
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We have to believe that at some point, common sense will prevail.
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Environmentally friendly practices like spreading manure fertiliser and producing seeds also prevail.
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"In any open and democratic society, equal rights must prevail," said Braun.
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The source believes that ultimately the administration will prevail on the merits.
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She knew that her writers' voices needed to prevail, not her own.
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That is how we prevail and that's how we will ultimately win.
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The Republican Party has a platform that can't prevail in democratic competition.
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If the critics prevail, higher education will never be the same again.
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"But you have to perform well here" to prevail in the caucuses.
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The judge agreed that Chicago was likely to prevail in a trial.
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The constitution is unclear on whether the executive or Parliament should prevail.
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Upstairs and uptown, razzle-dazzle and glamour with forays into exhibitionism prevail.
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As for Mr Trump's stop in Beijing, flattery will prevail there, too.
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It is writing the opinion explaining why the winning party should prevail.
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For that reason, fear of consequence doesn't prevail in the digital space.
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"It's hard to decipher which of these forces will prevail," he said.
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"We remain confident that we will prevail on the merits," Landry said.
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In some sectors of the alcohol industry, order is beginning to prevail.
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Democratic strategists say that despite the demographic changes, Trump could still prevail.
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To prevail in future elections, these are lessons we should never forget.
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Newsom is widely expected to prevail against the GOP challenger in November.
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It's impossible to prophesy which forces will prevail at a given time.
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There's less consensus, however, on what kinds of electric vehicles will prevail.
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On this view, democracy does not prevail if the Klan is censored.
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For the moment, he is betting that his sloganeering approach will prevail.
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In the Caucasus emotions often run too hot for reason to prevail.
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And, perversely, these are the reasons he is more likely to prevail.
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A cultish, worshipful atmosphere can prevail in Salzburg, to sometimes irritating effect.
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"There's almost no chance it will prevail in court," he told me.
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Democrats didn't have the votes to prevail and therefore lacked the "leverage"
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But that's very unusual; mostly, injuries or declining physical capacities prevail earlier.
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But make no mistake: Team Lightning McQueen will prevail in the end.
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Either way, I am confident that she will prevail on this matter.
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Volatility is expected to prevail as it is derivative contract expiry week.
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In Rhode Island, two Democratic House incumbents are expected to prevail easily.
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Peaceful prevail of afternoon, looking out at this bluish marvel the air.
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And over time, that sort of thing will prevail in the world.
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Surely, in America it is still possible for common sense to prevail.
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We can only hope the spirit of [the law] may yet prevail.
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It may yet prevail, if a Democrat wins the presidency in 2020.
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The theory that Biden is a weak candidate may still ultimately prevail.
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If both measures pass, the one receiving the most votes would prevail.
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Mr. Trump, it appeared, let the cooler heads inside his campaign prevail.
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When a race isn't close, it's often immediately clear who will prevail.
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They had not even contemplated the possibility that they might not prevail.
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But ultimately, Baruch believes that momentum in the current market could prevail.
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It is possible the Democrats prevail on Election Day in Senate races.
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"I think and hope that logic and rationalism will prevail," he said.
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We have to believe that, at some point, common sense will prevail.
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California deserves to prevail on all three issues raised in the case.
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In the short-term, we would expect the uncertainty factor to prevail.
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If the government doesn't make itself present, drug trafficking rules will prevail.
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He has also reiterated his belief that good will prevail over evil.
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Think about 'Goodfellas' — people who prevail by cheating and fixing and lying.
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The Ring must be destroyed, Voldemort must be defeated, Aslan must prevail.
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If that happens, legal experts say, the administration will almost certainly prevail.
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They're seedy and slapdash, like other unlikely spam memes which prevail today.
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Some of the reasons Warren failed to prevail are simple and predictable.
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And when employees do prevail, they're often prohibited from discussing the case.
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Despite the hazards, the imperative to publish scoops is likely to prevail.
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Ralph S. Northam, is expected to prevail in his bid for governor.
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And odds are that she will eventually prevail and secure the nomination.
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"Let's hope cooler heads prevail, but I'm not overly optimistic," he added.
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Europe's choice, though the result of much wrangling, is set to prevail.
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Now that negative rates prevail across Europe, this theory has been disproved.
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When inequality is allowed to reach the unprecedented heights that prevail today,
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Moderates will point to progressives who didn't prevail and insist the opposite.
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It's not hard to see why investors expect the companies to prevail.
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But they had previously expressed confidence that the immunity argument would prevail.
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So I think that the will of the people should prevail, yes.
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ROGERS Thankfully, in the movies, the good guys prevail in the end.
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Maybe people are just hoping and praying that cooler heads will prevail.
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But for electric mobility to prevail, the charging infrastructure must be right.
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To this day, sexual assault survivors are unlikely to see justice prevail.
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Holmstead said opponents of the Trump administration's policy are unlikely to prevail.
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Sustain your tour with a cappuccino ($3.50) from Prevail Union Craft Coffee.
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He has threatened to act unilaterally if the Chinese do not prevail.
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" He added, "At times, we will prevail; at times, we will fail.
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These arguments are legally wrong and we expect to prevail in Court.
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We have allowed the bully to prevail — and continue to do so.
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" When the boos subsided, Sanders expressed hope that "better minds will prevail.
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Let's hope that reason and justice prevail, given everything that's at stake.
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Prevail on Trump to take as many of the refugees as possible.
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There does seem to be this continued belief that rationality will prevail.
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The next year could have much to say about which will prevail.
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"Hopefully, cool heads will prevail as we think about the tariff policy."
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And when we do that I'm optimistic that good journalism will prevail.
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Consequently, he's likely to ultimately prevail in this effort to reduce coverage.
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There's no good solution, but this time democracy must prevail over justice.
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Still, many observers were optimistic that a sense of calm would prevail.
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Believe in yourself—your budget and your talents and you will prevail!
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It's not clear, ultimately, how many of those asylum claims will prevail.
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The pornography industry has allowed for immoral values and practices to prevail.
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Bookies that made UKIP the favourite at first now think Labour will prevail.
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Damore may not need to prevail in a legal proceeding to win, however.
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Instead, the high-seas model is the one that looks likely to prevail.
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With any luck, the ships won't be needed and cooler heads will prevail.
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I thought even if Trump didn't prevail if he didn't win the election.
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The hangman's form of justice can prevail over the butcher's form of justice.
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I believe that the lawsuits challenging the president's actions in Utah will prevail.
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Fortunately, these startups tend to prevail in the end, despite this apparent disadvantage.
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Like Mr Trump's endorsement, that probably helped him prevail in the party primary.
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If both measures were to pass, the one with most votes would prevail.
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Trump at his Friday rally pledged to campaign for Moore should he prevail.
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Or perhaps the soberer and more grounded side of Donald Trump would prevail.
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The hard-liners are in a good position to prevail in the Feb.
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The question now is whether he can prevail against a unified Republican front.
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For now, let's hope for the best and trust cooler heads will prevail.
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Maryland overcame a 15-point deficit to prevail 59-58 in the Dec.
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Paul the octopus would certainly expect his compatriots to prevail from the spot.
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"We will of course defend this case and expect to prevail," Lighthizer said.
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It would micromanage the company, the same issue that could prevail this time.
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"Until this has happened, the presumption of innocence must prevail," the spokesman said.
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It won't be easy or quick, but make no mistake -- we will prevail.
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In London it remains to be seen whether anti-Uber forces will prevail.
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For a frightening week, it looked as if Mr Erdogan's sensitivities would prevail.
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It also means the GOP can lose only 20 members and still prevail.
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Chi expressed optimism that the coalition of environmental groups would prevail in court.
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And just as in prior civil rights movements, justice and sanity will prevail.
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Strong supporters of gun rights expect they will continue to prevail in November.
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Who do you think will prevail in the technology related to artificial intelligence?
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He will come out with many more lies but the truth will prevail.
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It is only about who is best positioned to prevail in the election.
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A survey by Arko Advice consultancy found that Temer is likely to prevail.
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The reason we hate Washington is that it allows any interests to prevail.
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It won't be easy or quick, but make no mistake – we will prevail.
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Jeb Bush — could hire Rodriguez as manager if his group were to prevail.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," he said.
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There is nothing different or strange about having anxiety, and I will prevail.
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It won't be easy or quick, but make no mistake - we will prevail.
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But Trump's stronger-than-expected turnout helped Republicans prevail over their Democratic challengers.
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It is nearing the time when pragmatism, not cynical, irrational stunts, should prevail.
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In Congo, the question became: Which would prevail, the president or the constitution?
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In the debate between growth and value, some may argue value can prevail.
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To prevail in 2018 and beyond, progressives don't need the economy to collapse.
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The president expressed confidence in this fall's elections, arguing the GOP will prevail.
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The rules are the rules, and the will of the people must prevail.
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But Mr. Trump hopes to prevail on the unbound delegates by sheer force.
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When the next storm comes, Puerto Rico can prevail, standing taller and stronger.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean his separation-of-powers claims would prevail, either.
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"Even if I don't prevail, I think it's worthwhile to fight," she said.
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This particular dynamic likely wouldn't change even if Democrats prevail take the Senate.
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The justices will decide whether Phillips's religious objections prevail over the state law.
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"Schatz said that order and morals will prevail: "No one should lose faith.
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Joe Lieberman was from Connecticut, where Al Gore was already destined to prevail.
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It won't be easy or quick, but make no mistake — we will prevail.
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Pistons prevail by holding Knicks scoreless in final 5:40 AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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"I am hopeful that good sense will eventually prevail," he told the BBC.
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Redistricting made it more Democratic, easing the way for Crist to prevail. Rep.
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Should Origin prevail, those executives would then move to combine Affymetrix with Centrillion.
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But inside the performance space Jack in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, blizzard conditions prevail.
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"Cooler heads will prevail," predicts Joe Quinlan, chief market strategist at U.S. Trust.
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Both Microsoft and Amazon have used this strategy to prevail in previous disputes.
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The advisers from his 'let's keep negotiating' faction were never going to prevail.
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We have to believe that at some point their common sense will prevail.
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Kyrie Irving has officially slipped into the alternative universe, where alternative facts prevail.
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So I hope he stays the course and I hope cooler heads prevail.
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And, when we do, peace and law and justice and prosperity will prevail.
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The rule of law needs to prevail, and the mob needs to disperse.
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At a point, it seemed like Outbrain might be the one to prevail.
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You tell the truth and, right, wrong, or indifferent, the truth will prevail.
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However, heroism lasts forever, and those who believe in freedom will always prevail.
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Let's hope that common sense and basic human decency prevail when it arrives.
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"Justice will prevail over evil," Mr. Sun says in the film's closing scene.
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To Lopez, that is another instance where mind-over-matter determination should prevail.
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"...We really hope that common sense will prevail in the end," said Putin.
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It is far from clear whether Lieutenant Sikal will prevail in her case.
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And Netanyahu's arguments against the deal now prevail in the current White House.
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" Then she wiped the tears from my face and said, "Love will prevail.
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And to be an economic optimist means counting on the fundamentals to prevail.
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They do not have the offense to prevail in a key tournament game.
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I have faith that justice will prevail, but time is running against democracy.
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Despite the onslaught, Mr. Sweeney said he was confident that he would prevail.
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If they prevail, they will end up encouraging another tide of illegal immigration.
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History cautions us against any belief that democratic capitalism will somehow inevitably prevail.
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TASS news agency quoted him as saying he believed common sense would prevail.
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Svitolina -- a Wimbledon semifinalist this summer -- needed six match points overall to prevail.
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Now all we can do is wait and hope that cooler heads prevail.
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Some version of that argument appears likely to prevail in the Supreme Court.
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But even those who say democracy should prevail express support for some caveats.
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If the plaintiffs prevail, they'll be able to appeal their observation-outpatient stays.
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"I think at the end of the day wisdom will prevail," he said.
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And in that struggle, it is by no means certain who will prevail.
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In a sign that McConnell's rules will likely prevail, one moderate Republican, Sen.
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Which Democrats will prevail this primary season — the cosmopolitans or the local-focused?
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What this means for most of us is that common sense should prevail.
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As with many civil rights struggles, it sometimes takes multiple tries to prevail.
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In Pakistan, at least for now, it seems that cooler heads will prevail.
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But absent any major disqualifying revelations, Mr. Trump's choices are likely to prevail.
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Judges could rule narrowly in some matters and Trump could prevail in others.
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A "hedge fund with a library attached" model of administration would still prevail.
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"I think that the will of the people should prevail, yes," he said.
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Variety television continued to prevail until the proliferation of rock in the 1960s.
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But the quarter-century that followed showed the opposite to prevail in practice.
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But in the European case I don't necessarily believe that it will prevail.
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If they prevail, it's a big plus for the GOP's prospects in November.
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In reality, I do believe Congress would prevail in many of these fights.
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Even when the wily or wicked mar Austen's universe, they do not prevail.
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Yet when cooler heads prevail, we find ourselves in agreement on many issues.
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They must also have wondered how it was that they did not prevail.
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But the move should not reassure the president that he will ultimately prevail.
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If crime rates begin rising again, could hard-line thinking once more prevail?
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But should CBS prevail, Mr. Moonves would have to foot the bill himself.
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Sudarat Keyuraphan, Pheu Thai's candidate for prime minister, urged normal politics to prevail.
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Lam be willing to pay in order to prevail on the extradition issue.
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And when we do, peace and law and justice and prosperity will prevail.
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Their views did not prevail, however, and neither should those of our own Cassandras.
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Still, homophobic attitudes continue to prevail in parts of the country and the region.
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Even if the FTC were ultimately to prevail, we couldn't resurrect the dead rival.
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The Seawolves outscored the Catamounts 16-7 in the final five minutes to prevail.
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And I know that their numbers and hearts are stronger … [and] love will prevail.
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Now it's time for the hyperventilating to stop and for cooler heads to prevail.
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Although nearly two-thirds of Hondurans oppose re-election, Mr Hernández may well prevail.
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But Ameerpet will prevail, says Suresh Golla, who runs a popular coaching class there.
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But in the face of hate and mockery, these Jim and Pam bios prevail.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest predicted Republican opponents would not prevail on appeal.
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Surprisingly, searching online for the answers of why these technologies prevail is often fruitless.
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It makes it increasingly difficult for the Republicans to prevail in a wave election.
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It added that it hoped "common sense" would prevail at the meeting in Warsaw.
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Backers of the victorious Leave campaign are optimistic that common sense will ultimately prevail.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," he has said.
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Outnumbered as they are, we can only hope the engineers will at last prevail.
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A divisive contender like Dr Leitch may not have broad enough support to prevail.
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If Mrs May wants her agreement to prevail, she must call a second referendum.
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If ever there was a time for cool heads to prevail, it is now.
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Time spent on the platform, engagement, views and other metrics will prevail as KPIs.
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Those scenarios now are taking into serious consideration what would happen should Trump prevail.
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My mother always says in the face of devastation, humility should prevail, not ego.
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Brands are insistent on designing their own version of vintage 501's without prevail.
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Will Donald Trump prevail victorious, or will Hillary Clinton become our first female president?
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Whichever viewpoint is to prevail, the arguments for differing sides need to be made.
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But systems and methods aimed at ensuring investment outperformance rarely prevail for very long.
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Freitas said he was sure Trump would prevail over whomever his Democratic opponent was.
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Instead, Fritz rebounded to protect his serve and ultimately prevail in a second tiebreaker.
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The Breitmans did, however, have thousands of ICO patrons who wanted them to prevail.
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Puigdemont vowed in a separate video statement Thursday that the independence movement would prevail.
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Enough votes have been cast for Allergan to prevail against Appaloosa, the sources said.
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Doll said he expects the "growth" Trump to prevail, but that's still not clear.
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When we get those things I am very confident that American companies will prevail.
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"I think by and large Democracy requires that the majority vote prevail," said Sen.
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Either model could prevail and dictate the future of the automobile industry, Andreessen said.
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Dershowitz acknowledged such a possibility, but he said Simpson would easily prevail in court.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: We are fighting hard against radical Islamic terrorism, and we will prevail.
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Whether you had sort of a-- first user advantage that would be-- would prevail.
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Many animal lovers hope when the memes end, lasting real-life awareness will prevail.
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Instead, he said, America would prevail by being strong and clever, resilient and relentless.
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What they actually like is peppers grown in the conditions that prevail in Mexico.
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"Red alert" indeed, and may cooler heads prevail somewhere within Trump's hot White House.
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Here's one analysis of the techniques Leicester City's owners and managers used to prevail.
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But in many other areas of public policy, majorities should be allowed to prevail.
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Personalities may prevail over experience in electoral politics (just consider the Oprah Winfrey talk).
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If not, the challenging Republicans will prevail, regardless of the identity of their nominee.
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Graham acknowledged that he isn't sure the Senate could prevail in a conference committee.
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If we went soft on those issues we would prevail time and time again.
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But with nationalist advisers at the fore, populist schemes will likely prevail, economists said.
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Against Svitolina, she survived two hours and 12 minutes of rollercoaster tennis to prevail.
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Will the health of our nation or industry interests prevail during the next term?
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Moreover, Trump does not have to ultimately prevail to achieve part of his objective.
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"The president is confident his defense with prevail," spokesman Marcio de Freitas told Reuters.
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But as of now, disrespectful language seems to prevail in many a hit song.
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As in football, so in politics, and long may the more progressive gameplan prevail.
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I think it will either be settled or CNN will prevail on the motion.
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But he said the company would ultimately prevail in the solar and storage market.
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He urged Mr. Trump's advisers to prevail on him not to fire Mr. Mueller.
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The black people would prevail because they were stronger and kill off white people.
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We strongly believe the justice system will prevail in bringing the truth to light.
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And in what is likely their final game against each other, Brady should prevail.
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Some day, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but some day, we will prevail.
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What should prevail is the best idea, not your role or your job title.
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"The will of the people should prevail," Sanders said in the Las Vegas debate.
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That's the only possible outcome if this kind of mentality were allowed to prevail.
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Always under attack, democracy does not always prevail, but it does not always die.
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I suspect and hope that my concern for ethics and morality ultimately will prevail.
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Pakistan has a long history of political parties using violence to prevail in elections.
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Indeed, these advantages are so large that the assault on democracy may yet prevail.
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This legendary community could, more than ever, inspire upcoming generations of artists and prevail.
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Calm would prevail and no proof would be found linking him to the Resistance.
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"I hope our German friends remember this point, which they helped prevail," he said.
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I am so ashamed…White supremacy will not win; love and inclusion will prevail.
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Members of Congress have mostly let market forces prevail online, unfettered by government meddling.
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One prays that the country is too smart for that and calmer minds prevail.
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He concedes that it's a tall order, but this time he hopes to prevail.
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Then, the Republic will not only endure, but it will also prevail and prosper.
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The vote on Dickson's nomination is still pending, but he is expected to prevail.
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This week proved, however, that in the midst of Trump's lies, truth can prevail.
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If prosecutors prevail, Cosby would face multiple witnesses describing attacks going back four decades.
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I hope that the wiser heads within the Republican Party prevail after the election.
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The market has come to believe that cooler heads will prevail on global trade.
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If ordinary circumstances prevail, our institutions will most likely muddle through a Trump presidency.
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Yet, only if the West is strong and united will peace and prosperity prevail.
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Let all know this is the country where good will always prevail over evil.
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The battle comes down to whether trauma-informed justice can prevail over traditional jurisprudence.
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Morningstar analysts said in a Monday note they doubted the bondholder plan would prevail.
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It remains to be seen how many educators will prevail in this fall's election.
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He wanted it in 1992 and believed that Hillary Clinton could prevail in 2016.
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Ostapenko, seeded 12th, fired 33 winners to prevail in one hour and 53 minutes.
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Nevertheless, President Trump will dominate and prevail in whatever contest is placed before him.
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The Culvers simply put a link on their wedding website to Sail to Prevail.
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I came to see the damage that was done and the treasures that prevail.
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An open question is whether the Party of California philosophy will prevail as well.
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It signals that he has enough support in the Republican-controlled chamber to prevail.
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"It is my hope that cooler heads will prevail in the Senate," Dent added.
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But his comments also provide a reason to believe that she may ultimately prevail.
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But be that as it may, the mini was still not going to prevail.
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Were we to write these entries today, a different tone would most certainly prevail.
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"Let's say for sake of this discussion that the Democrats prevail and the hardcore left-wing Democrats prevail," Mulvaney said, noting that one Democratic lawmaker proposed on Twitter over the weekend that Congress shouldn't appropriate any money for the Department of Justice.
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A 6-6 tie would mean that the N.C.A.A. and the pro leagues would prevail.
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Understandably, beauty-related queries prevail as one of the most-searched categories year after year.
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"The laws of Australia prevail in Australia, I can assure you of that," Turnbull said.
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I'd expect Congress to prevail in court, depending on the specific facts of the dispute.
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Chyna's attorney, Lisa Bloom, tells PEOPLE, "We are confident that we will prevail in court."
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But if we are going to prevail we have to have a good, strong vote.
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But take heart, La La Land fans: Most Oscar frontrunners do prevail come awards night.
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Slow change In an atmosphere where western ideals of beauty prevail, change can be slow.
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When governments allowed market prices to prevail again, black market activity disappeared just as fast.
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For Republicans to prevail this year and in 2020, he needed to expand his coalition.
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"Eventually cooler heads are going to prevail, right?" he asked while boarding the Senate subway.
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Experts said that common sense would prevail once the new populist leaders understood the facts.
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When balancing the scales of justice between the law and convention, the law must prevail.
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What would prevail in the event of a crisis — America First, or something more traditional?
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Turkish officials are unencumbered by some of the privacy concerns that prevail in the West.
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Ted Cruz is shrinking, but he might be able to prevail at a contested convention.
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Many are worried will Blankenship will prevail, absent a strong signal of the president's favorite.
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Cruz allies prevail in the North Dakota delegate race Wisconsin is also a confidence game.
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Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a former Brazilian president, thinks the pragmatists will prevail in such disputes.
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Our legal fight is very much alive and we believe that ultimately we will prevail.
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Now it's humanity — life joined with life to create a unified force — that must prevail.
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That reading may prevail at trial, but at this stage we affirm in all respects.
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But personal cars still prevail: 70 percent of respondents still drive themselves around each week.
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One hopes that better sense will prevail and that genuine problems are sympathetically dealt with.
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"Very low interest rates will probably prevail for an extended period of time," he added.
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We assume satisfactory liquidity for the revenue bond programme will prevail until maturity in 2030.
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The book rightfully challenges the methods and attitudes that prevail in supporting people with autism.
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Wilander himself has seen the changes since the days when a counter-puncher could prevail.
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We will demand concrete action to reduce two-tier medical care - and we will prevail.
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Will the forces of reason and moderation prevail so that sounder policies can be pursued?
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Marsha Blackburn was expected to prevail in the Tennessee race to fill retiring GOP Sen.
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So we would ask that cool heads prevail here, and that that is not expanded.
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Programme documents specify English terms prevail over Italian ones in case of discrepancies between definitions.
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"Injustice will not prevail," Judy Scott, Walter Scott's mother, said after the mistrial was declared.
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It would therefore be nearly impossible for Masterpiece to prevail on a religious freedom claim.
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In the end, the chair and the reform's supporters simply had the numbers to prevail.
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In the long run, he expected the United States' longstanding relationship with Asia to prevail.
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We should hope that the heads, preferably cool ones, prevail once again on May 7.
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Judge Judy cautions ... prejudging the hearing creates the real possibility that justice will not prevail.
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It remains unclear whether the United States will prevail in its trade war against China.
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You know, I cry when people prevail more than when something sad or tragic happens.
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"The question is, do calmer heads prevail and do we see work to de-escalate."
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It's a very tough test for me but one I think I will prevail in.
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There is an ambivalence about the men who prevail in our most cherished national contests.
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Perhaps his death will help that message to prevail in the coming weeks and months.
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Cloudflare is technically right about there being no rulebook, but common sense ought to prevail.
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And, truth will prevail as long as we all have the courage to seek it.
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A.P.: There are two dominant political strategies that currently prevail in response to this problem.
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Republicans rarely were able to prevail in the Badger State, particularly at the presidential level.
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Clinton will prevail, because the country has already moved a long way in her direction.
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In considering a TRO, the law requires the court to guess which party will prevail.
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The struggle will be long and difficult—but, as Americans always do, we will prevail.
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"We have to believe that at some point their common sense will prevail," he said.
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We do so with confidence that we will receive fair treatment and we will prevail.
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"We pray our Azerbaijani brothers will prevail in these clashes," he was quoted as saying.
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"I am optimistic we'll prevail on that issue," Collins said, referring to amending the legislation.
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And it had to be satisfying for Democrats to see Jones prevail here 22018%-42%.
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"And I feel confident that we will prevail because it's the right thing to do."
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"If the states prevail, you're going to have a patchwork quilt of regulations," said Martin.
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Let's hope, for the sake of the economy and energy independence, his energy policies prevail.
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Backpage insisted Thursday, as it has in the past, that it would prevail in court.
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If current trends prevail, the A.N.C. could be out of power in the next decade.
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Those suing have vowed to press on and have expressed confidence they will ultimately prevail.
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He gave a brief statement outside the courtroom staying he believes his client will prevail.
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Not casting a vote for the less bad candidate only helps the worse one prevail.
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But I think NBC will figure out a way to prevail in terms of scheduling.
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Second, despite all the agitation for transparency, secrecy continued to prevail in the Council chambers.
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" That said, he believes Boeing could prevail if it puts in "an extremely aggressive bid.
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If their voices are heard, 'America First' policies championed by The White House will prevail.
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Priebus also expressed confidence the administration would prevail if the case reaches the Supreme Court.
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We are optimistic enough to believe that long-term thinking and persistent efforts can prevail.
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The race has been nasty and polling shows Cuomo poised to prevail by big numbers.
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These synergies have made Verizon the favorite among industry analysts to prevail in the auction.
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He was such a beautiful man, inside and out, and so desperately wanted to prevail.
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"I have no idea if bitcoin is going to be one [to prevail]," he admitted.
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This is the church that love is building; the gates of Hell shall not prevail!
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If it is to prevail, it will have to win over shoppers like JF Fourie.
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All that said, adaptation and innovation flows through an artist's veins, and they will prevail.
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"We are a nation of one and we are surely going to prevail," said Ramaphosa.
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The candidate here who can combine appeals to both groups simultaneously is likely to prevail.
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We must believe that truth and justice will prevail in the free marketplace of ideas.
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If Democrats prevail in November, his committee won't be the only one examining Trump's finances.
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The candidates are almost identical, and the same nominee is likely to prevail in both.
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"Obviously you listen to them both and you hope cooler heads eventually prevail," said Tuz.
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Kamal Omar, 38, another demonstrator, said: "We will continue our sit-in until we prevail".
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The expanded benefit proposed by the Senate didn't prevail — but neither did the House version.
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At Augusta, his children arrived on Saturday night, providing extra motivation for Woods to prevail.
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The struggle will be long and difficult -- but, as Americans always do, we will prevail.
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Thankfully, there have been epic times in human history when our better angels did prevail.
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They didn't prevail, and I am grateful the people of Texas chose a better path.
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But for good to prevail, we need to bring every single one of us in.
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Both teams are healthy, both have had plenty of rest, but the Cavs will prevail.
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The spirit of general education — of a common core — should prevail for these leaders, too.
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"Insurers are likely — eventually — to prevail in the risk-corridor lawsuits," Bagley told The Hill.
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Perhaps it is anti-hygge to suggest that any one of its gurus might prevail.
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Most Republican incumbents will prevail if they can simply run equal to President Trump's percentage.
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But, ultimately I think we'll prevail because these don't appear to be threats to me.
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In true form, Williamson ended her campaign's farewell message by saying that love would prevail.
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It says much for Ms. Dyrholm's performance that we never doubt that she will prevail.
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When disaster strikes, it is anyone's guess whether sanity — and properly functioning equipment — will prevail.
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And while figure-ground dichotomies prevail, Mr. Shear occasionally breaks out in more complex compositions.
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As a result, those who stand up to the chemical industry in China rarely prevail.
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However, doubts prevail about the proposed deal getting through the British parliament in Saturday's vote.
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Several proposals have been floated, but it's not yet clear which, if any, will prevail.
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We expect independent craft brewers, which are gaining a bigger market share overall, to prevail.
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These deals gave Occidental the firepower to prevail over Chevron in the race for Anadarko.
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She expressed little doubt that Abrams would prevail, despite the ongoing battles over voting access.
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The struggle will be long and difficult — but, as Americans always do, we will prevail.
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"The perception is that if Trump's tariffs prevail, all the economies will lose," he said.
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Why reach this agreement if he were so confident he would prevail in the litigation?
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"The president is confident his defense with prevail," Temer spokesman Marcio de Freitas told Reuters.
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It's not clear who ultimately will prevail, but elections since the 1960s give some hints.
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There and elsewhere was evidence that the center could hold, and reason and compassion prevail.
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"It made a major, significant difference," said Paul Callahan, chief executive of Sail to Prevail.
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"Freedom of speech must prevail over violence and Islamic fatwa's", he wrote, according to Reuters.
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"On Friday [after UNGASS], when people wake up, the same situation will prevail," Walsh said.
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Brian's confident Nick will prevail and thinks the allegations are a sign of the times.
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Abrams wasn't the only woman of color to prevail in a contested primary Tuesday night.
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But I'm still hopeful that rational minds will prevail and that a fairer society is possible.
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If the buyers prevail in court, the government would be required to reimburse their legal fees.
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The executives who prevail will set the agenda at two of the world's largest entertainment companies.
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The feeling on social media is that Uber would eventually prevail, but only time will tell.
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"I do think that cooler heads will prevail, I hope sooner rather than later," Ginsburg said.
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"We are disappointed, but confident that we will prevail at the eventual trial," Wesley tells PEOPLE.
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Still, Kamin said he believes Democrats could prevail even in the face of a legal challenge.
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In the camps where 2.2 million of Jordan's registered refugees live, bitter realism seems to prevail.
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But sometimes conditions prevail that protect the more delicate organs, allowing them to fossilize as well.
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Nishikori held his nerve in a tight decider to prevail in three hours and 48 minutes.
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"Just like we saw with the City of Sunland Park, we will prevail," Kolfage said Tuesday.
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There is no certainty that Ambac will prevail in the auction for CIFG, the people said.
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To prevail on the petition, the teachers would need five justices to vote in their favor.
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Having opened up a six-point lead in recent weeks, she is nonetheless likely to prevail.
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So Mrs Lam can expect to win at least the 601 votes she needs to prevail.
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That means on immigration, for example, the Fifth Circuit ruling invalidating the president's order may prevail.
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Novak also said he hoped that a common position would prevail at the oil producers' meeting.
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"Caution will prevail" ahead of July 6, said Steven Leung, an analyst with UOB Kay Hian.
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Should Mr. Shirian proceed with this case, Lady Gaga will fight it vigorously and will prevail.
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Should she prevail for the nomination, political reality could later force a change in her position.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that broad social and political stability will prevail around the 2997974 elections.
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So then, even if Chipotle's time records contradict the employee's testimony, the employee can still prevail.
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But I believe that honesty is possible in our country and that eventually it will prevail.
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However ecumenical his behaviour, it still seems unlikely that Mr Sudirman will prevail in Central Java.
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Because while evil might have prevailed for a moment, it will not prevail in the end.
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Perhaps cooler heads will prevail and see the logic of a deal that is actually working.
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My joints will give out, my back will start to ache, or maybe reason will prevail.
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For that reason he describes single market access as fundamental and hopes "common sense" will prevail.
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"The EU side always tends to think the rational solution will eventually prevail," the diplomat said.
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But Trump is still confident Strange will prevail: "I'm 5-0 in these races," he said.
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"Although justice has been delayed, we expect it will ultimately prevail," he said in a statement.
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When pressed, that same candidate implied that his personal and directive and leadership prowess would prevail.
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However, with politicians split on the issue, there is no guarantee the government's proposal will prevail.
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We needn't let our tribal impulses prevail over nonzero-sum logic, I opined 19 years ago.
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It's a long process, and it's hectic, but we are optimistic and hoping we will prevail.
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If we wait until cooler heads prevail on any of these, we never talk about it.
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"We have a great opportunity to prevail and stop this unconstitutional overreach," Londrigan said by telephone.
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Tuesday's election, which saw Democrats prevail in several northern Virginia suburbs, suggested the trend was continuing.
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Trump predicted the move will be challenged in federal court, but said he would eventually prevail.
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Openness, in the eyes of the public and the courts, would usually prevail over government secrecy.
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But that inevitably intersects with a larger world, where politics or even dystopian universes can prevail.
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What's needed is for cooler heads to prevail, and not a crony-driven rush to action.
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Talk of "draining the swamp" may prevail over a "swamp," where experience and knowledge trump talk.
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Even if the NRA doesn't prevail on the merits, a losing battle could benefit the organization.
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Country and folk, full of odes to wide-open spaces, prevail in plains and mountain states.
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Does anybody really think they will not restructure the Supreme Court if they prevail in 2020?
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It was Trump himself who survived multiple allegations of sexual misconduct to prevail in his election.
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There's a belief that their individual talent will win enough of those possessions to ultimately prevail.
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Of those eight, four have good-to-excellent chances to prevail in the November general election.
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If low temperatures prevail during this time, this will have a negative effect on the harvest.
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Hellman & Friedman and Blackstone must win majority support by May 9 for their offer to prevail.
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For China to prevail, it seems likely it will have to delegitimize U.S. alliances in Asia.
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Can he prevail against the usual forces that are now moving toward the border adjustment tax?
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Once Democrats prevail on Election Day, we'll have a pro-TPP, pro-Hyde Amendment Vice President.
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If she can do this then she, like Mrs von der Leyen, may yet prevail. ◼
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Those are important forces, and they may ultimately prevail, but I am not betting on it.
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Gawker says that if Mr. Bollea's claims prevail, the nation's hallowed press freedoms could be crippled.
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However, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that 51 million people will lose coverage should Trumpcare prevail.
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Watching the events in Iran unfold and hoping that democracy will prevail is simply not enough.
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One side depicts a prosperous city-state, where justice and tolerance prevail in the Tuscan countryside.
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On previous occasions, aides were barely able to prevail upon the President to certify Iranian compliance.
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I'm not likely to prevail without more pressure or a tragedy, but I'll keep at it.
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Mr. Bayh admits the race will probably be close, though, even as he vows to prevail.
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Mr. Heller, though, has never lost a race, and his defenders believe he will ultimately prevail.
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The presidents most revered for wartime leadership displayed unshakeable will to prevail for vital national objectives.
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He added that he hoped Mr. Trump's advisers would prevail on him not to do that.
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The North realized that it could not prevail against that threat, so it accepted an armistice.
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More important, they continue to be confident that, despite their anxieties, cooler heads with eventually prevail.
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"We intend to fight this agenda vigorously and expect to prevail," Moore said in a statement.
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Bruni: You told me he was going to prevail in the primaries and the general election.
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But, if everything went according to the apparent plan, theoretically, corruption could prevail in Trump's interest.
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The Interpreter newsletter looks at four ways that pro-democracy forces could prevail over Beijing's authoritarianism.
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He said the city expected to prevail at the next court hearing, scheduled for Aug. 6.
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Our Interpreter newsletter looks at four ways that pro-democracy forces could prevail over Beijing's authoritarianism.
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They, like the cookbooks she also uses, convey a world in which order and sequence prevail.
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My patience is based on a glimpse of hope that one day the truth will prevail.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel is expected to prevail in Sunday's election, extending her 19713 years in power.
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In the Kavanaugh hearings, Republicans made it clear that the old, male-dominated order will prevail.
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Sweden's centrists prevail, the C.I.A. broadens its drone operations, and Novak Djokovic wins the U.S. Open.
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It is where she would prevail five more times, in 2002, 2008, 2012, 103 and 2014.
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But Mr. Frotman's effort to defeat Ms. DeVos in the states might prevail in the end.
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As the pols take the fight out back to the web, will the dank memes prevail?
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"I am hoping reason will prevail, but I will be introducing sanctions against Turkey," Graham said.
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"And it does seem as though the dynamic of the Republican Front will prevail," he added.
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The U.S.-China agreement gives hope that wiser heads can prevail, and therein lies its significance.
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"We had the Russians and the F.B.I., and she couldn't prevail against that," Mr. Clinton said.
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If the court splits 4-4, the 11th Circuit ruling would stand and Miami would prevail.
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If they prevail, they would tie the Pittsburgh Steelers' mark for the most Super Bowl victories.
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Even before they got on the plane, new rules suggest that the hard line will prevail.
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They knew the arrival of two million American soldiers, however inexperienced, meant the Allies would prevail.
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If freedom is to prevail over the many challenges to it, American leadership is urgently required.
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If the climate movement is going to prevail, we must be crystal clear about this distinction.
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The tree swallows are not large, but they are larger than chickadees, and will probably prevail.
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Publicly, he said he wanted to stay in Israel to help Likud prevail in the Sept.
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Only if government officials take to heart their designation as "public servants" will justice prevail. ♦
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Families can remain together and, should their asylum claims prevail, be admitted to the U.S. together.
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His writings and personal example set terms for the liberalism that would ultimately prevail in Europe.
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"The voice of reason will prevail," said Munyori Buku, a director in the presidential communications unit.
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Buying into either Blu-ray or HD DVD meant betting on which format would ultimately prevail.
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But to win the Democratic nomination, one must prevail over the other by consolidating the left.
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That could happen, but the current betting on Wall Street is that cooler heads will prevail.
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The Democratic bill would allow state laws to prevail, but the Republican bill would preempt them.
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In Temer's presidential offices, staffers are worried but confident the government has the votes to prevail.
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Sensing he would always prevail, people wanted to follow him, wanted to climb on his bandwagon.
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Global trade will be a testing ground if the multilateral world order is to ever prevail.
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These misguided actions converged in the dispiriting elections, which saw right wing candidate Alejandro Giammattei prevail.
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"From where I sit, it's awfully thoughtful and generous," Mr. Callahan of Sail to Prevail said.
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The idea didn't prevail in the end, but many Democrats now want to bring it back.
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"There is no question California will ultimately prevail," Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor of California, said.
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To be clear, Hutchinson isn't going to prevail in Tuesday's primary solely because of Medicaid expansion.
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I feel very certain that Kavanaugh has been an outstanding judge and is going to prevail.
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But analysts expect that, if there is not a general election in the meantime, May would prevail.
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"I hope that this won't be a final choice ... and that common sense will prevail," he added.
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I've learned, if we keep love in our hearts, no darkness can ever prevail against the light.
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But a vote for Governor Kasich in future contests makes it extremely likely that Trumpism would prevail.
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" Zebari said Chaldeans "have paid a high price for being Christian, and we cannot prevail without protection.
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Donald Trump's candidacy should be the final crushing blow to the "common sense will eventually prevail" approach.
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But it's much more likely a consensus Republican candidate would prevail and become the nation's 45th president.
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But critics dismissed the lawsuit as a political ploy that's not likely to prevail in the courts.
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American politics may have experienced its greatest earthquake in decades, but still Britain's cocky-nervous delusions prevail.
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" Still, Trevena said, "we believe (Drejka's) actions were totally justified, and that we will prevail on appeal.
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We are confident that we will prevail in this case — because the facts are on our side.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Partly to mostly clear conditions prevail through the evening and into the night.
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As the downsides from tariffs become clearer, the reasons to strike an agreement, however tenuous, will prevail.
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We filed a motion to dismiss this case and are confident we will prevail in this matter.
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If the justices approach their task as judges and not as politicians, the administration will easily prevail.
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In this world where justice doesn't always seem to prevail, I can tell you that love does.
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It's this argument that's likely to prevail, because it's what the SEC cited in granting Devon's request.
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The consensus has generally been that — probably with a very slim majority — the status quo will prevail.
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If this attitude doesn't prevail, expect to see more lawsuits by inspirationally significant artists and their estates.
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The Republican's stunning upset found many traders offsides with bets that Hillary Clinton was going to prevail.
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Should a rival prevail in Iowa, Mr. Trump may rely on the New Hampshire primary on Feb.
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"We are disappointed in today's decision but believe we will ultimately prevail in court," Mr. Morrisey said.
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Reuters on Tuesday had reported that enough votes had been cast for Allergan to prevail against Appaloosa.
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Caution is expected to prevail in markets and investors will keep a close watch on global developments.
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Faber replied to Brydon by defending Kengeter, saying the presumption of innocence must prevail, the sources added.
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We will pursue a path of collaboration and bold political advancement and eventually the truth will prevail.
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Williams said lawyers are "absolutely" prepared to defend the ruling and are "very confident" they will prevail.
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Western Michigan briefly reclaimed the lead, but the big 3-pointer by Green helped the Huskies prevail.
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A vote for him was a vote for decency and intelligence to prevail over hate and chaos.
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The Montagues and Capulets are still fighting, and the stakes have been raised for love to prevail.
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Namely: Batman must win, justice must prevail, and, ultimately, Lego blocks lock if you push them together.
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Kim and the Klan love their fur and wear it often, so unclear if Pam will prevail.
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Apple said it is confident it will ultimately prevail in the case now that it can proceed.
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Keep it up and please RT. In the end, it wasn't enough for DeVos's opponents to prevail.
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Kell made three free throws and a big 3-pointer in overtime to help the Aztecs prevail.
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Republicans prevail in the Electoral College even though they are hopelessly outplayed in the popular-vote contest.
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And, like each of you, I want to see the principles of our party prevail in November.
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But how can justice truly prevail if law —created to incite fear and intimidate— binds the truth?
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"However, uncertainty about further economic development is high and for Germany the downside risks prevail," he said.
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Corey tells TMZ, "I am innocent and fighting this until the end, and the truth will prevail."
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Trump did, however, prevail in the biggest contest of the night, taking all of Florida's 99 delegates.
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If the employers prevail in these cases, their employees will be denied a benefit guaranteed by law.
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Let this serve as yet another reminder to let cooler heads prevail in the drive-thru line.
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What those two cases don't answer is whether the president would prevail if he challenged the order.
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If there is one thing about American democracy, it is that truth and common sense eventually prevail.
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She's still favored to prevail on Tuesday, but Democrats have become energized amid an increasingly tightening race.
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Meanwhile, 41 percent said they think the designation was appropriate and is likely to prevail in court.
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At the time, Sanders surged in the polls, and some predicted he might even prevail in Iowa.
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Schiff said that although he was concerned about the judge's statements, he believed Mueller would nevertheless prevail.
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I imagine he killed himself because he knew he could not prevail against a "militarized" police force.
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And he said he believes that CNN and Acosta are likely to prevail in the case overall.
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But competition is fierce and investors want to stay close to local clients to prevail in auctions.
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The one that wins the most support, the so-called "queen of the hill," would then prevail.
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Finally, Judicata also has a grading system for briefs, predicting the likelihood that an argument will prevail.
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Dmitriev said Russia believed that "sanity would prevail" and sanctions from the West would soon be removed.
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If the radicals prevail, then the fight for the moderate Democrats will become the fight for everyone.
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Violent means would be necessary, but violence was justified only when it had a chance to prevail.
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She wants the French capital to prevail over Los Angeles to host the Olympic Games in 2024.
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In the Bush administration, the view of Bolton may have been considered, but did not ultimately prevail.
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We are a trading country, but it's not always that trade should prevail against quality of life.
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But just as likely a candidate such as Mr. Rubio, Ted Cruz or John Kasich would prevail.
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If enough people — police officers, politicians and protesters — want peace to prevail, they can make it happen.
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People with narrower gaps between their interest rate and those that prevail now might also consider refinancing.
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Strong leaders who have sound strategies for beating their competition tend to prevail in business, Cramer said.
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You gave me the ladder to do what I have to do to prevail in my struggle.
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But what does best for the consumer and is safer over time really will prevail-- over time.
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Japanese bond prices have rallied so much that negative yields prevail at every maturity below 20 years.
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Despite the production increase, U.S. bank Goldman Sachs said an oil market deficit was likely to prevail.
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But there is little consensus on what kind of ownership structure should prevail to achieve those goals.
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But if Republican numbers prevail, he can tilt the judicial balance to the right for a generation.
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For starters, small government Republican orthodoxy is likely to prevail in the House for years to come.
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It would seem, however, that the risks here are so great that reason should prevail over politics.
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We constantly seek to prevail in conflict, winning the current fight and preparing for the next challenge.
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Litigation and fines take time, and if the board does not prevail, would not fix the problem.
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No bars, no barbed wire, no pulping of books, No sentence of banishment can prevail against it.
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Certainly, there is no ground for believing that truth or reason will ultimately prevail in human life.
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If Democrats prevail in either case, scores of additional ballots could be added to the final counts.
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Facebook confirmed that it will also appeal against the portions of the ruling where vzbv did prevail.
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When the jury sees the evidence, we are confident the talented team who built Tinder will prevail.
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Chile's forestry industry asked for calmer heads to prevail as it also found itself on the defensive.
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But yield does not have to fall by much in order for the bull scenario to prevail.
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Unfortunately, the same conditions prevail that we inherited from previous governments in terms of insecurity and violence.
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Speaking at the annual China Development Forum in Beijing, Cook said he hoped "calm heads" would prevail.
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"Anyone can sue anyone else over virtually anything, but that doesn't mean they will prevail," Kirtley said.
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Assuming no such October surprise is in store next year then Ossoff could prevail in a rematch.
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It's too soon to say who will prevail or who would pose the biggest challenge for Brown.
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And McConnell was on the barricades on the liberal-to-moderate side, arguing for it to prevail.
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Maybe common sense will finally prevail and this 90-year-old Godzilla will be slain for good.
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Especially in war, the will of the American people, not the whims of any president, must prevail.
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While there, he voiced confidence he would prevail in any legal challenge to use of his authority.
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If we aren't doing a readout, but the other country is, their narrative is going to prevail.
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"You have a long history of believing that your religious beliefs should prevail," Ms. Feinstein told her.
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Reading "Sapiens," I'm reminded that those who prevail are the ones who tell the most persuasive stories.
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It extends two prior decisions that made it harder for some plaintiffs to prevail in federal court.
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For all his pessimism, Mr. Naipaul was confident that what he called "Our Universal Civilization" would prevail.
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The campaign committee defended its focus on races elsewhere, believing that Mr. Menendez will prevail next month.
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"I do think that the consequences of this will prevail for a while," the California Democrat said.
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It is unclear which one will prevail; at the moment the two firms are neck-and-neck.
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"So if you hide the evidence of what you're doing, then you're going to prevail?" he asked.
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In 2016, most of us pundits thought the educated-class Republicans would prevail over the angry populists.
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Did Trump prevail in 2016 because too few young people, progressives and voters of color cast ballots?
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"This culture of fear is going to prevail in the universities for another 20 years," he said.
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But should Mr. Moore prevail on Tuesday, he will likely have Mr. Trump, in part, to thank.
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At a news conference after the hearing, the local attorneys general expressed confidence that they would prevail.
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Should Australia prevail in its suit against the tech giant the monetary penalty could be exponentially larger.
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Army leaders must now make a difficult decision about which of those two story lines will prevail.
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The Supreme Court "made it harder to punish corruption, but justice should prevail here," Mr. Bharara wrote.
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Proponents of the policy said they were confident that their side would prevail in any legal confrontation.
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But, we can prevail as long as we don't let our anxieties get the best of us.
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These restrictive policies ultimately make it harder for reason to prevail over power and emotional mob pressure.
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And I would just hope that enough people would prevail on the president now, don't go there.
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That's not to say that Democrats will necessarily prevail in keeping Gorsuch off of the Supreme Court.
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With serious, internationally-backed efforts to limit North Korea's ability to threaten others, cooler heads should prevail.
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Alice may have been a superhero, Hanif suggests, but in Pakistan not even female superheroes can prevail.
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Whether voters know that or not, they will almost certainly pick "1917" to prevail in both races.
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Bertens won 84 percent of her first-serve points to prevail in the nearly two-hour match.
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We should have confidence in our extraordinary military and its ability to prevail in any direct conflict.
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And I would just hope that enough people would prevail on the president 'now, don't go there.
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Doug, who has completed four marathons, should prevail in the roughly six-mile run through Central Park.
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In a world where MacBooks prevail, the Microsoft Surface and Surface Books are vying for the top.
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"I think we are quite steady in our approach and the people's house will prevail," said Rep.
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Common sense and decency must prevail in this fight, the most serious and crucial of our country.
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Still, a new consumer movement is rising, and activists believe that where votes failed, wallets may prevail.
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But to succeed, these institutions must ensure that academic freedom and the highest standards of scholarship prevail.
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Baca's defense attorney, Nathan Hochman, said in an emailed statement that he expected to prevail on appeal.
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And so I'm very optimistic that in the end all these amazing values are going to prevail.
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I always trusted that your sense of right Would prevail and keep you going to the end.
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For companies that benefit from a world order where liberal democracies prevail, the stakes are very high.
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Stocks briefly tumbled on Monday over concerns that he may not prevail there, or with infrastructure spending.
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There was an overwhelming sense in the room that Trump ultimately would prevail over his many detractors.
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But the West is also suffering in this war, and it is still unclear who will prevail.
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The Trump Organization also said it was "fully confident" it would ultimately prevail in the legal battle.
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AUDACITY: How Barack Obama Defied His Critics and Created a Legacy That Will Prevail, by Jonathan Chait.
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House Democrats have already announced their intention to hold such a vote, and are expected to prevail.
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He predicted that the administration would lose in the lower courts but prevail in the Supreme Court.
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We fear that boys' club secrecy and prancing misogyny, the profound moral error of discrimination, will prevail.
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With Republicans controlling the Senate's majority, though, it was not clear if Klobuchar and Warner would prevail.
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Before she died, my mother told me over and over again that one day, truth would prevail.
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But he is also open about something else: He does not know if he is going to prevail.
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BRUNI: I think you're wrong about Stallone, and he'll get the statuette because Oscar voters' sentimentalism will prevail.
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While Uber may be confident that it would prevail in a court trial, it could still be risky.
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Should the plaintiff prevail, it won't topple a country's leader—but illegible type could cost the defendants millions.
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Having said that, I think, ultimately, saner and cooler heads will prevail, and this will somehow get resolved.
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Carmody told me that he thinks he is on "pretty good legal ground" and should prevail on Tuesday.
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Sandberg has also been floated many times recently as a possible cabinet member if Clinton were to prevail.
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And any of them would be overwhelming favorites to prevail in a general election against the Democratic nominee.
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IT IS a common belief that human rights and democracy must prevail because they are noble and good.
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Should the defendants prevail, the Supreme Court could potentially turn the clock back a third of a century.
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"Any market optimism will only prevail when the ink has dried on a new U.S.-China trade agreement".
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Even before Monday's argument, they had reason to be hopeful that their side would prevail in the case.
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That sense of moral purpose must not weaken if the global coalition against NTDs is finally to prevail.
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"The only thing I can say at this point is that we want justice to prevail," she said.
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He said he categorically denied all claims of harassment made by Shafi, and that the truth would prevail.
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When Republicans prevail, stocks rose 1.7 percent in November, with a 0.9 percent increase in December, he added.
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"HATRED WILL prevail!" screams the man on stage, as two leather-clad women gyrate in cages behind him.
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Pence won this debate, but Americans will be the losers if he and Trump prevail on November 8.
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To prevail in such an environment, he suggests, the response to any slight must be swift and overwhelming.
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"Uncertainty and volatility are set to prevail, and the immediate price outlook remains anything but clear," he added.
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While rivals attacked him personally, he vowed to prevail as "an agent of change" on behalf of voters.
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We are confident people will see through the talk and we will prevail in our case against her.
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President Trump may still prevail with his approach, but it is very much up in the air tonight.
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She still holds out hope that through legal channels her people will prevail in shutting down this pipeline.
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The choice, he judges, is about whether liberal democratic politics can prevail, and whether Europe can hold together.
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Mr Wang, who teaches politics, recalls one Chinese student insisting in class that "communism will prevail in Taiwan".
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Though other gymnasts sometimes had more difficult routines, Biles would prevail on the strength of her execution scores.
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But Gildan plans to preserve only some of the California production should its bid prevail, the sources said.
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"We believe that wisdom will prevail," said the emir, Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, at the opening.
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Unless the defendants have some reasonable basis to support their reliance on these "rumors," Melania Trump should prevail.
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It didn't prevail -- for now -- as the resolution passed on a 14-0 vote, with the US abstaining.
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It's a necessary battle between good and evil, one in which the forces of Christ will ultimately prevail.
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Their pitches, though, were made with the full knowledge that the president would prevail in the final vote.
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"I hope cool heads will prevail on both sides," BP's chief executive Bob Dudley told Reuters in Davos.
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"A vote for Governor Kasich in future contests makes it extremely likely that Trumpism would prevail," Romney wrote.
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Countries such as Russia that protect perpetrators must realize that collective opposition to chemical weapons use will prevail.
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But I feel confident when this is over the lies will be exposed and the truth will prevail.
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Asked if customers would prefer the fruits of indoor farming over organic produce, he said other concerns prevail.
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That could be the case on Taboo — if the right bad men prevail over the other bad men.
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Like many Western intelligence agencies, his own was convinced that the country's 70% Sunni majority would quickly prevail.
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We the peoples of the Mediterranean shall gather evidence in our great public propaganda, and we shall prevail.
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He initially wanted Jeb Bush to win and, with Bush out, is now hoping Marco Rubio will prevail.
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After stumbling out of the gate, he rallied from last to prevail by three-quarters of a length.
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Tsitsipas trailed 5-4 in the second set but climbed out with some timely serves to ultimately prevail.
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This presumes that the left, broadly defined, will be the ones writing it, because the left will prevail.
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"In recent days, Hunt has called for "cool heads" to prevail to ensure there is no "unintended escalation.
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It is far more likely that moderates will be silenced, and more extreme anti-American voices will prevail.
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"Our commitment today is simply this: the people smugglers will not prevail over our sovereignty," he told parliament.
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But in an earlier conversation with CNN, Towne denied wrongdoing and expressed confidence he would prevail in court.
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Nevertheless, nervousness is expected to prevail for the next 24 hours as liquidity stays on the lower side.
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It seeks to minimize regime casualties, in part because its military lacks the strength needed to otherwise prevail.
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"Every vote should be counted, but, by gosh, not let fraudulent or anti-Constitutional behavior prevail," Colorado Sen.
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Clinton should she prevail, and grappling with what his campaign might mean for progressive politics in the future.
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But only once airlines have bid for the lowest subsidies, ensuring that market forces prevail over blind support.
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Officials wanted what they called "anti-corruption shows" in which clean, upstanding officials always prevail over bad ones.
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"I think common sense will prevail... so I'm not spending too much time worrying about Brexit," he said.
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In public, Senate GOP leaders suggested cooler heads would prevail and that a public battle would be avoided.
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If Uber does not prevail on appeal, the due diligence report would be turned over to Waymo lawyers.
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Even then, there is no assurance hard-liners will not prevail in the struggle for influence inside Iran.
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The burden of proof would be on the government, and plaintiffs who prevail would recover their lawyers' fees.
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He had faith that the basic principles on which this country was founded would prevail in the end.
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Whether such healthy reactions will prevail after the Nice massacre — and any future one — is an open question.
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The question is whether their warnings and views can prevail or will continue to be ignored and dismissed.
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If that happens, Trump could well prevail in the Senate or, worse for Democrats, he could be convicted.
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But she appeared to suggest that the student, Supap Kirtsaeng, was unlikely to prevail under the correct standard.
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As a result, they virtually never prevail in prison hearings, which are often overseen by uniformed staff members.
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"@OfficialJLD so sorry you have to go thru this, pal, but I know you will prevail," he wrote.
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The Rebels took control with a 21-10 run and fought off the late Tigers run to prevail.
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Still, Dana believes the almighty dollar will prevail, and come Cinco de Mayo, Canelo and GGG will fight.
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Now is typically the time when cooler heads prevail, but it's unclear if there are cooler heads around.
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"I think plaintiffs have a strong case that could prevail against potential challenges from the government," Schuck said.
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Should Jones prevail in Alabama, it would only increase the urgency of doing so before the new year.
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"We hope cooler heads will prevail and the cease-fire of 2003 will be upheld," Mr. Abdullah said.
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"We remain certain of our legal opinion and are confident we will prevail on appeal," Ms. Vullo said.
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She worried that the ruling party might toy with the results and undermine her candidate should he prevail.
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Both the United States and Turkey assume they are indispensable to the other and ultimately expect to prevail.
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On Tuesday at 22018 am Eastern time, the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments on who should prevail.
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I remember vividly a dinner in early 2016 when she laid out for me how Trump would prevail.
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I think it's probably a 60 or 70 percent chance that AT&T wins or that they prevail.
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But Trump did not follow this up by creating a supportive infrastructure for Shulkin's policy approach to prevail.
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Should Mr. Shirian [Ronsen's lawyer] proceed with this case, Lady Gaga will fight it vigorously and will prevail.
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" In the official English translation of the lyrics, the song goes: "Hate will prevail/And Europe's heart impale.
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State Senate President Larry Obhof, a defendant in the lawsuit, said Republicans would prevail at the Supreme Court.
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The court battle over Trump's federal returns, even if Democrats do prevail, will probably drag on for months.
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But guess who's going to prevail when the White House word police go up against the real police?
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One of the people cautioned that the counties' support was not necessarily enough for Mr. Johnson to prevail.
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Should Trump prevail over Clinton, the Republican National Committee's data operation will likely have played a considerable role.
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As the retail landscape changes, these fleeting collaborations prevail as a vital art form in New York City.
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"We are confident that Mr. Weber will prevail against these false allegations," said a lawyer for the photographer.
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That has opened a dangerous new front in which Ukraine knows it cannot possibly prevail on its own.
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Kerber, age 2010 and seeded eighth, was unable to prevail against Andreescu despite a huge edge in experience.
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If they prevail in two pivotal elections, they are likely to further accelerate the decimation of Canada's environment.
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If cooler heads don't prevail very quickly at command and control in Pyongyang, this becomes a real war.
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I'm very confident that we'll prevail in those lawsuits," Cuccinelli said during an interview on "Erin Burnett OutFront.
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According to sources some of those terms — like its "one share, one vote" change — are likely to prevail.
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Both Dolovich and Simon were skeptical that outright challenges to legislative sentencing statutes like mandatory minimums could prevail.
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Chris King, Mr. Gillum's running mate, said Mr. Gillum would prevail in a contest about personalities and integrity.
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Rockwell has enough of a point that Emerson is unlikely to prevail with the approach as it stands.
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The government will not prevail on these charges which we will prove to be both unfounded and unfair.
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In Russia, informal hierarchies tend to prevail over formal rules and procedures, or so we have long thought.
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"I'm hoping Joe is going to prevail, and if he doesn't, I hope it's Mike (Bloomberg)," he said.
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The firm believes that a value approach to investing will prevail over other styles in the long run.
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I will leave it to you to decide who has the better argument, and who deserves to prevail.
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When they didn't see these heavier fluorines, they could confirm with near certainty that fluorine-31 would prevail.
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But their determined efforts to prevail beyond the mayhem have turned out to be creative and far-reaching.
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Even the loss of one additional key will make it more likely for Trump to prevail this fall.
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The question now is which GOP side will prevail in keeping the language in the House defense bill.
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The N.B.A. playoffs are now underway, and our sports reporters had some bold predictions about who will prevail.
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Kate Brown is expected to prevail over two opponents in the Democratic primary, Ed Jones and Candace Neville.
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Even if the client dismisses the lawyer or the lawyer voluntarily resigns, a code of silence must prevail.
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Mr. Trump's evangelical followers believe he will prevail because their prayers will vanquish the work of his enemies.
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Chad Bray TECHNOLOGY The venerable Chinese game of Go will give humans another shot to prevail over machines.
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Call it what you may, but I believe that somehow, in some way, good is going to prevail.
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With such support, there is reason to believe that the rule of law and democratic institutions will prevail.
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Commitment to precedent and the rule of law should prevail over naked partisan politics at our highest court.
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Bain had seen the tussle for the rebound, he later recalled, and was confident his teammates would prevail.
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The nominees seem to be determined to create the impression that they could prevail in crucial policy discussions.
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BEIJING — The Chinese government seemed confident that its allies would prevail in the Hong Kong elections on Sunday.
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