Bottom line: Consumers who prevail in arbitration win 85033 times what those who prevail in class actions do.
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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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Which faction will prevail in 2020 remains an open question.
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I hope some saner heads prevail in the Democratic Party.
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America will ultimately be able to prevail in this effort.
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Democrats nearly always prevail in Maryland, especially in presidential years.
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Whether his legal arguments will prevail in court remains uncertain.
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Don't worry; the good guys still prevail in the end.
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Sessions said Wednesday he expects to prevail in this case.
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The Obama administration looks likely to prevail in this arena.
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"Let peace and harmony prevail in communities all over the world."
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But it is unlikely to prevail in the current Supreme Court.
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AK will prevail in the elections, but there may be hiccups.
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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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Baker indicated Planned Parenthood is likely to prevail in the case.
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We don't know yet which will prevail in 2018 and beyond.
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Those who embrace the technology appropriately will prevail in the marketplace.
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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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There's no guarantee that the insurers will prevail in Maine Community.
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The Republican Party has a platform that can't prevail in democratic competition.
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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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For that reason, fear of consequence doesn't prevail in the digital space.
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To prevail in future elections, these are lessons we should never forget.
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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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But make no mistake: Team Lightning McQueen will prevail in the end.
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And over time, that sort of thing will prevail in the world.
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Ralph S. Northam, is expected to prevail in his bid for governor.
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ROGERS Thankfully, in the movies, the good guys prevail in the end.
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These arguments are legally wrong and we expect to prevail in Court.
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Consequently, he's likely to ultimately prevail in this effort to reduce coverage.
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Damore may not need to prevail in a legal proceeding to win, however.
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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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The hard-liners are in a good position to prevail in the Feb.
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Chi expressed optimism that the coalition of environmental groups would prevail in court.
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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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It is only about who is best positioned to prevail in the election.
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To prevail in 2018 and beyond, progressives don't need the economy to collapse.
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Both Microsoft and Amazon have used this strategy to prevail in previous disputes.
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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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They do not have the offense to prevail in a key tournament game.
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Some version of that argument appears likely to prevail in the Supreme Court.
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We will prevail, but we will prevail in three or even five years.
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Judges could rule narrowly in some matters and Trump could prevail in others.
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But the quarter-century that followed showed the opposite to prevail in practice.
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In reality, I do believe Congress would prevail in many of these fights.
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Still, homophobic attitudes continue to prevail in parts of the country and the region.
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It makes it increasingly difficult for the Republicans to prevail in a wave election.
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Instead, Fritz rebounded to protect his serve and ultimately prevail in a second tiebreaker.
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Dershowitz acknowledged such a possibility, but he said Simpson would easily prevail in court.
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What they actually like is peppers grown in the conditions that prevail in Mexico.
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Graham acknowledged that he isn't sure the Senate could prevail in a conference committee.
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But as of now, disrespectful language seems to prevail in many a hit song.
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But he said the company would ultimately prevail in the solar and storage market.
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We strongly believe the justice system will prevail in bringing the truth to light.
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Pakistan has a long history of political parties using violence to prevail in elections.
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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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"It is my hope that cooler heads will prevail in the Senate," Dent added.
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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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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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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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The book rightfully challenges the methods and attitudes that prevail in supporting people with autism.
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Marsha Blackburn was expected to prevail in the Tennessee race to fill retiring GOP Sen.
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It remains unclear whether the United States will prevail in its trade war against China.
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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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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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"We pray our Azerbaijani brothers will prevail in these clashes," he was quoted as saying.
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Backpage insisted Thursday, as it has in the past, that it would prevail in court.
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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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These synergies have made Verizon the favorite among industry analysts to prevail in the auction.
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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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"Insurers are likely — eventually — to prevail in the risk-corridor lawsuits," Bagley told The Hill.
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Why reach this agreement if he were so confident he would prevail in the litigation?
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Abrams wasn't the only woman of color to prevail in a contested primary Tuesday night.
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If the buyers prevail in court, the government would be required to reimburse their legal fees.
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Nishikori held his nerve in a tight decider to prevail in three hours and 48 minutes.
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There is no certainty that Ambac will prevail in the auction for CIFG, the people said.
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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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Tuesday's election, which saw Democrats prevail in several northern Virginia suburbs, suggested the trend was continuing.
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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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Of those eight, four have good-to-excellent chances to prevail in the November general election.
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One side depicts a prosperous city-state, where justice and tolerance prevail in the Tuscan countryside.
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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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Chancellor Angela Merkel is expected to prevail in Sunday's election, extending her 19713 years in power.
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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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Publicly, he said he wanted to stay in Israel to help Likud prevail in the Sept.
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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 idea didn't prevail in the end, but many Democrats now want to bring it back.
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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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But critics dismissed the lawsuit as a political ploy that's not likely to prevail in the courts.
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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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We filed a motion to dismiss this case and are confident we will prevail in this matter.
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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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Caution is expected to prevail in markets and investors will keep a close watch on global developments.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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For starters, small government Republican orthodoxy is likely to prevail in the House for years to come.
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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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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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Assuming no such October surprise is in store next year then Ossoff could prevail in a rematch.
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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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It extends two prior decisions that made it harder for some plaintiffs to prevail in federal court.
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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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Should Australia prevail in its suit against the tech giant the monetary penalty could be exponentially larger.
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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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That's not to say that Democrats will necessarily prevail in keeping Gorsuch off of the Supreme Court.
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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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Doug, who has completed four marathons, should prevail in the roughly six-mile run through Central Park.
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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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The Trump Organization also said it was "fully confident" it would ultimately prevail in the legal battle.
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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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While Uber may be confident that it would prevail in a court trial, it could still be risky.
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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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Even before Monday's argument, they had reason to be hopeful that their side would prevail in the case.
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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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We are confident people will see through the talk and we will prevail in our case against her.
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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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Mr Wang, who teaches politics, recalls one Chinese student insisting in class that "communism will prevail in Taiwan".
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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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But in an earlier conversation with CNN, Towne denied wrongdoing and expressed confidence he would prevail in court.
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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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He had faith that the basic principles on which this country was founded would prevail in the end.
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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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As a result, they virtually never prevail in prison hearings, which are often overseen by uniformed staff members.
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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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If they prevail in two pivotal elections, they are likely to further accelerate the decimation of Canada's environment.
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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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Chris King, Mr. Gillum's running mate, said Mr. Gillum would prevail in a contest about personalities and integrity.
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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 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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Political leaders are under pressure to end the de facto subsidies of diesel fuel that prevail in Europe.
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Likely outcome: Several industry sources tell Axios that they expect the "remain" camp to prevail in the divided administration.
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If the California teachers unions are to prevail in the new case, they will very likely need his vote.
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It would also set him up nicely to prevail in the next nominating contest in New Hampshire on Feb.
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It is impossible for even the best-run unelected chamber to prevail in a struggle with an elected one.
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Polls consistently show that voters overall would prefer to see the Democrats prevail in the congressional elections next month.
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While Waymo may not ultimately prevail in the trial, some would argue that the damage has already been done.
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The conflict threatens to escalate, in a high-stakes trial of America's ability to prevail in its own region.
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The chances for liberal justices to prevail in close cases -- as they did several times this session -- would plunge.
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Many migrants making the journey north are seeking to escape the violence and poverty that prevail in their homelands.
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"The Donald Trumps and his friends are not going to prevail in scapegoating minorities in this country," he added.
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For us to prevail in this new environment, we must fundamentally overhaul and modernize our House GOP communications operation.
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The New York Times reported that Vance's office has expressed confidence it will prevail in any double jeopardy challenge.
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Despite this, the harmful toxins emitted by Trump might not prevail in the Mississippi runoff for Senate this week.
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Freeport was working with Gecamines to resolve their dispute and would prevail in arbitration if talks fail, Adkerson said.
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Should American officials prevail in the current case, the outcome will be easy enough to guess: People will suffer.
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Russia intervened in Syria three years ago to help President Bashar al-Assad prevail in a brutal civil war.
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" He said that Mr. Hughes's essay "dramatically underestimates the difficulty for the government to prevail in such a case.
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Kaeser said he remained optimistic and that "reasonable people and economists" would prevail in the trade and tariff debate.
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Such are the low expectations that seem to prevail in the teaching of English literature in our public schools.
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It is hard to say if the same feeling will prevail in other European countries holding elections this year.
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Anyone witnessing U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces prevail in Raqqa could be excused for betraying a bit of enthusiasm.
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"Logic will prevail in patient access for a therapy that will save lives," Vounatsos said on a conference call.
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The government had shown, they wrote, that its perspective on what "manner" means would probably prevail in the end.
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Should Apollo prevail in that auction, it would combine the assets with the Cox TV stations, the people said.
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Market expectations are that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will prevail in a snap election he called for Oct.
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Industrial chiefs have urged that rules of free movement of capital must prevail in Europe and also in China.
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Retaliation against people who complain of harassment is against the law, even if they don't prevail in their complaints.
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But the party's fortunes may depend on which candidates prevail in crowded primaries under unfamiliar district lines on Tuesday.
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Mr. Castor has said he hoped his decision not to prosecute would help Ms. Constand prevail in her civil suit.
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He never thought he would prevail in those early showdowns—in some ways, it was actually better that he didn't.
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That's because unlike dial-up, floppy disks, or department stores, greeting cards have managed to prevail in the digital age.
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Analysts see Verizon, which bought AOL last year for $4.4 billion, as the candidate likely to prevail in the auction.
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Bruins prevail in OT on Marchand's goal DETROIT — The Boston Bruins finally made the plays they knew they could make.
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Trumpism, it seemed possible, might prevail in the form of Kelli Ward, who has been running as a Trump acolyte.
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Still, it would be difficult for the Saudis to prevail in a political and diplomatic showdown with Iran, experts say.
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I think he could prevail in that but it would prolong this past the midterm elections, deeply into his presidency.
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But first, McCain will have to win Tuesday's Republican primary in Arizona and Rubio will have to prevail in Florida.
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His aide, Bryan Steil, is expected to prevail in the GOP primary to replace him in the 1st congressional district.
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These attributes bolster his claim that, in a field of Republican gargoyles, he is the likeliest to prevail in November.
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Republicans, however, remained bullish that if Trump could stick close to Clinton, Toomey would ultimately prevail in the Senate fight.
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More importantly, the new law requires victims to meet a higher standard to prevail in a case against Saudi Arabia.
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Tilson cited "high prices and complacency that currently prevail in the market" as main reasons for shutting down his fund.
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Accordingly, overall power prices are forced above the level that would prevail in the absence of the net metering system.
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Indeed, Clinton doesn't want to extinguish it; she would need the strong backing of those voters to prevail in November.
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Which court would prevail in the event of inconsistent rulings could be the subject of yet another round of litigation.
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But in statements, the organizations leading the suit expressed confidence they would ultimately prevail in striking down the Trump policy.
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The heroes prevail in Age of Ultron... but in the face of a threat Tony is directly responsible for creating.
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We then reinvested this money into our top priorities, which are those systems we need to prevail in future wars.
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The gain was a surprise because lower sales generally prevail in an environment of low inventory and deteriorating affordability conditions.
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"We really hope that common sense will prevail in the end," said Putin of the Venezuelan conflict, according to Reuters.
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With his stamina improved, 'The Showstopper' is confident that "the better martial artist" will prevail in the T-Mobile arena.
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Clinton in many polls and expressed optimism that he would prevail in Ohio and Florida and ultimately take the presidency.
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"Donald Trump needs to prevail in the very regions we crisscrossed this weekend," said Brian Fallon, a spokesman for Mrs.
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His ideas on tail risks might yet prevail in the profession, despite his apparent passing-over for the Nobel prize.
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If Raimondo does prevail in Wednesday's primary, she still must overcome Fung, the mayor of Cranston, in the general election.
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Anything that has been conceived by demonic plans, for it to be cancelled[sic] and not prevail in your life.
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Jerry Nadler, has raised the possibility of a House investigation of Kavanaugh should his party prevail in next month's elections.
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Let's all hope that cooler heads prevail in the polarized and over-politicized discussion of what's next for health reform.
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And even if cooler heads prevail in parts of the Iranian regime, the revenge fire inside Quds is burning hot.
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Crucially, that may help him prevail in pockets of Northern England where voters typically support Labour but voted for Brexit.
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Regardless, what investors seem to want to know is which will prevail in U.S. electricity generation: market forces or politics?
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Yet it was unclear whether a deal would be reached, or whether the family would prevail in any bidding contest.
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It was a stunning collapse of Republican efforts to prevail in the final unsettled House race of last year's midterms.
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The decision doesn't guarantee that Wikimedia will prevail in the larger case, or that a legal victory will provide sweeping change.
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Even if the McLemore plaintiffs prevail, in other words, their victory is likely to be delayed until after the 2019 election.
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But they had been betting the rule of law would prevail: "In this country, everyone is entitled to win that bet."
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"The bullish momentum might prevail in the very near term but profit-taking and a correction should occur eventually," he said.
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He argued that he had the authority to take the step, and thinks he will ultimately prevail in the Supreme Court.
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"The company will vigorously defend its position and we are confident we will prevail in court," it said in the statement.
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Howard King, a lawyer for Thicke and Williams, said the dissent "enhances the prospects" his clients may prevail in an appeal.
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But such declines are unlikely to prevail in every region of the globe and total oil consumption may not even decline.
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"I think that Bob Mueller will prevail in the sense of being able to go forward with this litigation," Schiff said.
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So with the economy humming along and, if it really is "the economy, stupid," will Republicans prevail in the midterm elections?
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Strategists say they expect both incumbents to prevail in next Tuesday's primary, but the veteran lawmakers are taking the challenges seriously.
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The House Democratic campaign arm believes primary voters have unified around electing candidates who can prevail in November, the aide added.
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Gil Cisneros (D) This district will test the Republican Party's ability to prevail in racially diverse Orange and Los Angeles counties.
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Mueller would lose because the investigation could be protracted for years and it is possible he would not prevail in court.
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It is unclear how many of the new gun provisions in the House legislation will prevail in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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As the costs of this trade war add up in the United States, too, more rational minds may prevail in Washington.
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Should Ms. James prevail in November, she would become the first black woman to ever hold statewide office in New York.
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As the Economic Policy Institute's Ross Eisenbrey explains, workers are less likely to prevail in arbitration than they are in litigation.
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Heck, he was going to prevail in this year's 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby, which will be held on Saturday.
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Peace and stability cannot prevail in the Middle East as long as Iran continues to foment violence, unrest, hatred, and war.
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Khamenei's instruction was confusing when first reported, given that the US would be bound to prevail in a straightforward military conflict.
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The question is which of the competing forces will prevail in the mind of Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Instead, he's insisted the US is well positioned to prevail in the standoff, even as there are emerging signs of trouble.
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Sullivan, the landmark 1964 ruling interpreting the First Amendment to make it hard for public officials to prevail in libel suits.
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The visit offered a preview of the headaches Moore's presence could cause for Senate Republican leaders should he prevail in a Dec.
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But the more drastically the guidelines are changed, the more acute the potential problem of needing to actually prevail in court becomes.
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It remained unclear whether Republicans would prevail in their effort to sharply hike defense spending without similar increases for other domestic programs.
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The federal funds rate is likely to remain for some time below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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The ANC, which has led South Africa's government since the fall of apartheid in 1994, was expected to prevail in these elections.
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As long as these forces prevail in American life, it seems likely that authoritarians and their political preferences are here to stay.
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Mr Peltz says he will continue to push P&G even if he fails to prevail in the proxy's certified vote count.
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"We are confident that we will prevail in this case—because the facts are on our side," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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But "miraculous" is perhaps the best word to describe the goodness that can prevail in the midst and aftermath of such tragedy.
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She said the clinic's attorneys will be responding to the complaint and it remains confident that it will prevail in the litigation.
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We will fight it and we will fight it with a certain amount of hope that we will prevail in the end.
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Sadly, however, congressional dysfunction now presents a major obstacle to ensuring that America's soldiers can prevail in a future great power conflict.
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Differences among people in the United States are often substantially explained by the attitudes that prevail in the countries of their ancestors.
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But there is at least some hope that cooler heads will prevail in the party, if only out of sheer self-preservation.
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While Biles was just 10th in the uneven bars she still had enough to prevail in the city where she was born.
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Despite WeWork's arbitration requirement, Ms. Zoumer decided to sue the company on her own, hoping she would prevail in overturning the clause.
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If the states are allowed to prevail in this case, states conceivably could sue over almost any federal policy decision they oppose.
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High state taxes on cigarettes, especially when lower cigarette taxes prevail in other states, encourage smuggling and transactions in the black market.
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President Trump and the Congress should send a powerful signal that atrocities must end and that justice will prevail in South Sudan.
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Her delegates used the platform negotiations to engage and stroke Sanders delegates in the search for enough unity to prevail in November.
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"Last year, JLL reported that it was crucial for grocers to prevail in three arenas: convenience, price, and experience," the firm wrote.
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It is a matchup between the irresistible force and the immovable object—it's impossible to figure out who should prevail in theory.
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It remained unclear whether Republicans would prevail in their effort to significantly increase defense spending without similar increases to other domestic programs.
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Neighboring Egypt called for "calm and restraint", while the United Arab Emirates (UAE) said it hoped that dialogue would prevail in Sudan.
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Despite their material comforts and their wealth, Dr. Faulk says he wonders how they can prevail in the dispute with the developer.
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In 2008, Democrats held out vague hope that Democrat Jim Martin might be able to prevail in a runoff against Republican Sen.
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"I will win South Carolina," he asserted when asked if he would end his candidacy if he doesn't prevail in the state.
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Though gun groups are certain to attack the action on legal grounds, some experts said they believe Obama will prevail in court.
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I am hoping that cooler heads prevail in Tehran, if for no other reason than they don't want to lose a war.
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She said she wanted to capture Candy's resolve to prevail in a man's world and be in charge of her own desires.
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"Jessica is very excited to see justice prevail in this case," Charles Kuck, whose law firm represents her, said in a statement.
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" "Put differently," Wynn wrote, invoking Kagan phrasing, "the General Assembly's Republican majority decided which ideas would prevail in the state's congressional elections.
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When voters learn and digest the deals of this scheme, the Sanders bully pulpit will prevail in the debate that is coming.
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Not 'an easy win' Outside legal experts hinted in emails to CNN that Marouf and Esplin probably won't prevail in this case.
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"We are confident we will ultimately prevail in this case," he said, referring to the near-certainty that the state will appeal.
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And while Democratic hopes for a victory are hardly impossible, it's still more likely than not that the GOP will prevail in November.
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Even so, Republicans retain the upper hand and should prevail in most cases, perhaps nailing down posts in national security by this weekend.
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But even if Chen approves the settlement, there are other ways that Uber drivers could ultimately prevail in their war against the company.
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And until cooler heads prevail in Riyadh and Tehran, conflict in the broader Middle East will likely get worse before it gets better.
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Kalanick is pleased that the court has ruled in his favor today and remains confident that he will prevail in the arbitration process.
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Chris Bassitt and five relievers combined on a seven-hitter, helping the A's prevail in the first meeting between the clubs since 2016.
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In contrast, working-class Americans on the losing end of a local ordinance are unlikely to prevail in the state capital or Washington.
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Chris Bassitt and five relievers combined on a seven-hitter, helping the A's prevail in the first meeting between the clubs since 210.
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Mr. McConnell's position on the matter could be severely undermined should Hillary Clinton prevail in the race for the White House this November.
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"We must take advantage of these opportunities to practice war-fighting techniques that are required to prevail in modern naval operations," Rear Adm.
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Still, even if market-friendly policies prevail in the end, "the campaign looks set to bring bouts of increased market volatility," Carvalho said.
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Steenkamp's family, who were not in court for the ruling, welcomed the sentence and said it showed justice could prevail in South Africa.
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Given that conservatives hold the power on the Supreme Court, Louisiana still remains likely to prevail in June Medical Services LLC v. Russo.
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Whether he can prevail in actually firing the officials — rather than just having them transferred elsewhere in the government — remains to be seen.
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The set of norms that prevail in a given area are a function of the types of institutions and policies that we have.
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It is similar to the Hannibal books in that it illustrates how good military leaders can overcome great odds to prevail in combat.
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Rules for finance or intellectual property that, for good or ill, prevail in the United States will frequently be unsuited to other countries.
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And Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont hailed the strikes as a sign that populism on the left can prevail in culturally conservative states.
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Many Republicans remain confident that Ms. Handel will prevail in a 70 percent-white district where even liberals concede that conservative culture dominates.
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Most of those cases are still pending, and the new decision suggests workers may prevail in all of them, eventually leading to settlements.
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Diesel engines burn fuel more efficiently than the gasoline engines that prevail in the United States, and produce less planet-warming carbon dioxide.
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Speaking at a news conference, Mr. de Blasio defended the law on Thursday and predicted that the city would "ultimately prevail" in court.
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I'll leave the legal wrangling to others, whether there should have been criminal charges, or if the alleged victim should prevail in civil proceedings.
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In trying to prevail in Mississippi — which Trump won by about 18 percentage points in 2016 — Espy has cast himself as an independent voice.
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The state's lawyers argued that it is likely to ultimately prevail in this case because the executive order violates the Constitution and federal law.
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Monday's move marked a formal Title X withdrawal, to remain permanent unless Congress acts to overturn the restriction or legal challenges prevail in court.
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The more market power a firm has, the greater its ability to set prices above the level that would prevail in a competitive market.
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Spreadbetters expected the cautious mood to prevail in Europe, forecasting a flat to slightly lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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"I won't take questions as much as I'm dying to," Cooperman said adding that he is confident "we will prevail" in fighting the charges.
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In the future, gender equality and equal justice under law along with the best interests of the child must jointly prevail in adoption law.
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And they will ultimately prevail in shaping the future of our society, unless we reclaim our role as programmers, rather than users of algorithms.
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In raising concerns about Mr. Trump, Mr. Ryan seemed to acknowledge the potential for Republican-on-Republican clashes should Mr. Trump prevail in November.
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Therefore, the laws of this country must prevail in ushering-in the necessary compliance, thereby, preventing our déjà vu intuitions from becoming a reality.
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Based on the ruling, raising their voices in the media might force them to meet a higher burden in order to prevail in court.
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Because it isn't, the odds that we will ever get to see which executive model would prevail in a Trump administration are fast shrinking.
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Even if Google would prevail in an antitrust case, banning Gab strengthens the policy argument for utility or common carrier regulation of online platforms.
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Most experts I've talked to — scholars and people in politics — believe that elected politicians can prevail in a long-term struggle with unelected judges.
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And in that instance, against the Cleveland Indians, the Yankees proceeded to win three straight games and prevail in a best-of-five series.
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Immediately after his sentence was handed down, Wong took to Twitter with a stream of messages vowing to prevail in his fight for democracy.
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She has a strategy for her candidate to prevail in a "deeply tactical primary" through "hypercoordination" among events, digital strategy, mail, television and radio.
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Few of the cases that shocked the court of public opinion in recent months would have been likely to prevail in a real court.
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There is little chance that the budget proposals put forward by the Trump administration and the Senate Budget Committee could prevail in the House.
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The president, who has condoned violence at his rallies, says Democrats will "violently" overturn all he has done if they prevail in the midterms.
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There is bipartisan consensus, including from Mr. Cruz, that Mr. O'Rourke could actually prevail in November — maybe — if the blue wave crests just so.
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Amid the realignment, Sanders vowed to his supporters that he would prevail in the primary and ultimately take the White House later this year.
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As white women, a long-reliable Republican voting base, have shifted more Democratic post-2016, Republican women have struggled to prevail in their primaries.
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This is the very opposite of the atmosphere that should prevail in the White House as a potential nuclear confrontation looms in the Pacific.
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The interviews underscore how the past three administrations and their military commanders haven't been able to deliver on their promises to prevail in Afghanistan.
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Others are keeping vacant stabilized units off the market in the hopes that challenges to portions of the new law will prevail in court.
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And a bevy of compelling characters have emerged from the primaries on March 83 and are poised to prevail in runoffs on May 22.
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Should Mr. Sessions prevail in the primary next month but not win an outright majority, a runoff election would not happen for several weeks.
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Fears are growing that Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the president's ex-wife who he's publicly backed as his successor, could prevail in her leadership bid.
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Cilic, who struck nine aces over all, served extremely well to prevail in the tiebreaker and end Djokovic's 17-match winning streak in Paris.
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Qureshi warned India not to challenge Pakistan and said "better sense should prevail in India", according to a statement cited by state-run Radio Pakistan.
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Democrat Tom Malinowski will prevail in New Jersey's 7th District House election, notching a key win for the party in a competitive race against Rep.
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If companies like Apple with millions of consumer users are standing on the side of privacy, then privacy will likely prevail in the long run.
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"[But Thiel] has only won this particular battle," Denton said, expressing confidence that Gawker would prevail in its appeal of the $140 million Hogan judgment.
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The market largely assumed that Chevron would put in a slightly higher bid this week and prevail in the battle for Anadarko, according to Bradley.
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The roughly half-hour message in Arabic acknowledges losses against the anti-ISIS coalition but asserted the jihadist group would prevail in the long run.
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But now let's say you extend your experiment to three flips, and want to know the probability you prevail in at least two of them.
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The roughly half-hour message in Arabic acknowledged losses against the anti-ISIS coalition but asserted the jihadist group would prevail in the long run.
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Democrats could eventually prevail in those cases but each month that passes erodes the political potency of the Russia controversy and eases the President's exposure.
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"The resilience of the banks stems from the high capital buffers that prevail in the South African banking system," the bank said in a statement.
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Caesars has said it expects to prevail in that case, but has also warned that losing would plunge it into bankruptcy alongside its operating unit.
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She has also got cooler heads to prevail in Europe's ongoing difficult negotiations with the United Kingdom on its exit terms from the European Union.
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The Trump administration believes it will prevail, in large part because the CFPB's own general counsel issued a ruling that supports the White House move.
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We are confident justice will ultimately prevail in a case that has unnecessarily now dragged on for more than two years at significant taxpayer expense.
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But, self-evidently, there is no reason for a candidate to drop out so early if he thinks he could ultimately prevail in subsequent ballots.
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"They want to be able to threaten US forward-deployed forces so that they can prevail in a very quick, sharp conflict if that happens."
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The absence of congressional leadership has led President Obama to take executive regulatory actions that not only intensify partisanship but may not prevail in court.
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But American officials' message to their counterparts and to Wall Street is clear: The saying "every man for himself" will prevail in the next crisis.
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Without a supportive structure in place, our nation's heroes could not prevail in the operative and postoperative rehabilitation process and successfully transition into civilian life.
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Even though recent polls show only 39 percent of Democratic voters support Pelosi's return, she is likely to prevail in a vote later this month.
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"I think the IRS will eventually prevail in the John Doe summons case, although the scope of the summons might be limited," he told Motherboard.
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Grass-roots Nevada Republicans are enthusiastic backers of Mr. Trump, and the president's endorsement has helped several Republican candidates prevail in competitive primaries this year.
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To the Editor: To prevail in the midterm elections, Democrats need to get practical about border security, prevention of illegal immigration and sensible legal immigration.
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Already, Republican officials in Texas say they are considering how they might redraw political maps should the Trump administration prevail in the census question litigation.
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Last year over 3,500 people were arrested on cannabis-related charges—a record, but still far below the levels that prevail in other rich countries.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and other "administration moderates … were able to prevail in their efforts to hold back the most punitive actions," Triolo told POLITICO.
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The policies of newly-elected President Moon Jae In will determine if the country's unique economic history and traditions will prevail in decades to come.
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For instance, an appeals officer who thinks the IRS is only 20173% likely to prevail in court might settle for 30 cents on the dollar.
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Elsewhere, Trump seems headed to prevail in Delaware (28500 delegates), Maryland (6900), Rhode Island (2628), West Virginia (28503), New Jersey (22019) and Washington state (44).
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We must hope that cooler and more sensible heads prevail in the forthcoming Brexit referendum and that the U.K. electorate votes to stay in Europe.
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In the event that he does prevail in his case after he has been released to Italy, Joe requested that ICE facilitate his return home.
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Such a doctrine would generally make it easier for gay and lesbian plaintiffs to prevail in court, as federal civil rights laws prohibit sex discrimination.
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In the event that he does prevail in his case after he has been released to Italy, Joe requests that ICE facilitate his return home.
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"I'll visit his grave soon to tell him that mom's efforts all these years weren't in vain -- and justice will prevail in your case," she said.
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While it's not clear which force will prevail in retail, Grasso argued that investors who want to buy into the retail sector should look at Amazon.
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" When Trump was asked at a gala in Florida on Saturday whether he was confident his administration would prevail in the appeal, he replied, "We'll win.
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Analysts see Verizon, which bought AOL last year for $4.4 billion, as being a more likely candidate to prevail in the auction for Yahoo's web business.
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Red Sox prevail in 24th, end Royals' win streak BOSTON — Sandy Leon is not the kind of player you think of when you talk about speed.
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However, back to reality here in 2016: Whatever economic system does prevail in the next 25 years, it won't be like anything we thought of before.
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Schneider Electric is looking for a partner to break up the business should its bid prevail, in order to address any antitrust concerns, the sources added.
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And though it is unlikely to prevail in this instance, we've never seen it put to use at such a high level of Republican Party politics.
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" He adds, "My client intends to sue the tenants for damages they caused to the property and we are confident we will prevail in this action.
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It took Djokovic nearly an hour to prevail in the first set but he closed out a one-sided tiebreak with a deft backhand passing shot.
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Her lawyer said they were "confident that Ms. Viktor will prevail" in court, and the accused artists did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Even if Democrats or other plaintiffs don't prevail in the end, delays in the lower courts could effectively run out the clock before the 2020 elections.
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Whether a challenge like Mr. Roof's could prevail in front of the Supreme Court, should it rise there on appeal, is a subject of intense speculation.
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Democratic insecurity and opportunityDespite Trump's consistently low approval ratings, Republican college students are far more confident that their side will prevail in 2001 than Democratic students.
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"We still hope that some kind of common sense will prevail in the UK although there is precious little of it at the moment," he said.
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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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Even so, he vowed to return for a second march, convinced that the strikers would prevail in what he saw as a fight for economic justice.
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"FIFA is now clean from the scandals that tarnished its reputation, and this same determination should prevail in governing bodies such as confederations," FIFA's statement said.
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Brandon Lowe, Kevin Kiermaier and Ji-Man Choi hit two-run homers, helping the Rays prevail in their first meeting of the season with the A's.
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And when workers to prevail in arbitration, they typically receive far less money than they would have if their case had been heard by a judge.
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While Giuliani offered up no predictions about who will prevail in the Republican presidential primary, he said he is evaluating the candidates for a potential endorsement.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the party's arm in House races, is most concerned that two Republicans might prevail in the primary for Mr. Rohrabacher's seat.
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With the United States presidential election a top concern, investors are trying to make money in the stock market based on who might prevail in November.
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I seriously doubt that Whitehouse would expect Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to vote against the right to choose if she did not prevail in earlier cases.
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I had the wrong answer but enough cash remaining to prevail in the second Final Jeopardy, vexing the only one of us three who was correct.
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But the justices will move carefully, knowing that while it only takes four justices to grant a case, it takes five to prevail in an opinion.
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By renovating a symbol of the city's decline, the company hopes to create a magnet for the talent needed to prevail in the next automotive era.
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Prosecutors also generally require defendants avoiding prosecution in such cases to admit guilt or acknowledge that prosecutors would prevail in the case at trial, he said.
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On the campaign trail, Biden has regularly spoken about the need to work with Republicans in Congress should he prevail in the November 2020 general election.
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The TPP requires every country to adopt the same long copyright terms that prevail in the United States: the life of the author plus 70 years.
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To win the national championship battle, one first has to prevail in the recruiting wars, which requires attracting talented reserves that could be starting at other schools.
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If the bank does prevail in moving the case to arbitration, people who got screwed and charged extra fees would have to pursue overdraft complaints by themselves.
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" Meek begged Judge Brinkley for mercy in Monday's hearing, saying ..."You gave me the ladder to do what I have to do to prevail in my struggle.
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" Still, attorneys who led the charge against Trump's first executive order remain confident they'll prevail in court again because the second version has the same "core problem.
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Though it has since been removed, it is apparently destined for a more permanent home in Williamsburg, so those 601 petition signers may prevail in the end.
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" What to watch: "Assuming Wine is alive by 2021, I wonder how he can possibly prevail in an electoral system where intimidation and rigging have been rife.
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Sharapova did not let the momentum slip in the deciding set, winning the final four games of the match to prevail in two hours and 22 minutes.
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Washington (CNN)The interim chief of the Democratic National Committee expressed confidence Thursday that despite tightening poll numbers, Hillary Clinton will ultimately prevail in the presidential race.
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In that series, the Sharks were up 3-0 before the Kings came charging back to win four straight to prevail in a stunning reversal of fortunes.
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"The federal funds rate is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run," wrote Fed officials on Wednesday.
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While Flake did not endorse McSally directly, he did express his desire for the Arizona lawmaker to prevail in the primary in comments to reporters on Tuesday.
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Opinion BEIRUT, Lebanon — NOOR, who is a commander in a pro-government militia near Damascus, thinks that President Bashar al-Assad will prevail in Syria's civil war.
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Moreover, in addition to ceasing to stereotype veterans altogether, lawmakers must also work to dispel the negative stereotypes about veterans that often prevail in the news media.
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Clinton is firmly committed to making gun control a major theme of her campaign, providing a mandate to act on the issue should she prevail in November.
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Sens prevail in MacArthur's return, move into 2nd OTTAWA — An emotional night at Canadian Tire Centre ended with a big sigh of relief from the Ottawa Senators.
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Having dragged the second set into a tiebreaker which she edged, the battling Czech quickly switched gears and attacked her opponent relentlessly to prevail in the decider.
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Even during the Games, when peace was supposed to prevail in Rio, Alemão's residents are finding ways to describe the sense of war that persists around them.
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Congress should be seeking to create a fair and level playing field which enables the best and most beneficial technologies to prevail in the marketplace on merit.
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Until fairly recently, after every election in Russia, the question being raised was who would prevail in the Kremlin: Western-style modernizers or anti-Western hard-liners?
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Bush's leading challenger, John McCain, was charismatic, had a compelling message, and generated excitement among voters who saw him speak, allowing him to prevail in New Hampshire.
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Mayer will probably prevail in this, given that directors are loath to directly attack a sitting CEO, especially in the clubby and insular world of Silicon Valley.
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While he deserves to lose, it is possible he could prevail, in part because courts often give the president undue deference on immigration and national security issues.
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The United States will never achieve any lasting success in Afghanistan unless it can prevail in the inglorious and frustrating business of making Afghanistan's government work better.
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" It went on to say the fed funds rate "is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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Pompeo could prevail in a floor vote by winning support from centrist Democrats facing reelection this fall in states Trump won by double-digits in 2016. Sens.
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The PTO had also established a "reasonable likelihood that it would prevail" in showing that certain claims made by UCB in the patent are "unpatentable", Argentum said.
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According to the United States department around 2.9 million people are vulnerable to trafficking rings due to poor economic conditions that prevail in the north African country.
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He especially wants to do away with the special plans that prevail in professions considered difficult, like the Paris metro, where workers spend hours beneath the streets.
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I'm praying that wise heads will prevail in the 'divorce' proceedings and that they will look to the future of their children rather than their own egos.
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That clarity of mind recalls what is truly exceptional about the American character: our ability to come together and prevail in times of crisis and national renewal.
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To prevail in the coming general election, the Democratic nominee will most likely need to meet or exceed the level of support that Obama had among nonwhites.
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The argument appears remarkably vast and looks unlikely to prevail in court, said Paul Rosenzweig, a former member of Ken Starr's investigation into former President Bill Clinton.
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The close association between the president and the vice president now effectively allows the administration to prevail in the Senate if it can produce an even split.
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This statement from three of the Court's most conservative members leaves no doubt that the three men believe that the Trump administration should prevail in this case.
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But if he really thinks this way, exactly what objectives will we develop for prosecuting a war with Iran when we could not even prevail in Iraq?
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In August 2018, Johnson was the first plaintiff to prevail in a jury trial of claims that exposure to Roundup caused him to develop non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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"Ultimately, Prime Minister Lee and the government have to prevail in the court of public opinion," said Eugene Tan, an associate law professor at Singapore Management University.
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Even if Trump were to prevail in narrowing Mueller's demand, it is unlikely that he could withhold much of the evidence from either Congress or the courts.
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Yet very conservative attitudes prevail in many areas outside Kabul, the capital, and women who enter men's worlds like law enforcement have often been attacked or threatened.
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But to prevail in court the White House will eventually need to be more specific about which documents are protected by executive privilege and why, Garber said.
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Indeed, a lawsuit challenging this system suggests that Hood may need to win at least 55 percent of the vote in order to prevail in the gubernatorial election.
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Kasich said he was confident he would prevail in a contested convention in July because he's the only candidate who can beat Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee.
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It is also true that ultra-loose monetary policy, and in particular the negative interest rates that now prevail in much of Europe, eat away at banks' profitability.
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The fear for what remains of the Republican establishment was that Don Blankenship would prevail in West Virginia, where Mr Trump won 68.5% of the vote in 20073.
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But most voters say they still expect to see Clinton prevail in November, and 59% think she will be the one to get to 270 electoral votes vs.
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Blackhawks prevail in showdown with Capitals CHICAGO — If the Chicago Blackhawks face off against the Washington Capitals again this season, it will be in the Stanley Cup finals.
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Several previous studies have suggested that patrilineal domestic arrangements did in fact prevail in several parts of Central Europe during the Late Neolithic, according to the new paper.
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"In an election where the conventional wisdom was proven wrong time and time again, they convinced themselves that conventional wisdom would prevail in the general election," Robinson said.
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The Canucks have won four in a row at San Jose, part of a trend that has seen the away team prevail in the last 10 matchups. 3.
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Before answering, a quick note on why providing clarity around a relatively simple question: It's rare that cooler heads can prevail in this media world we live in.
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But in a recent interview with Politico, Mr. O'Rourke said that if he did not prevail in the 2020 presidential primary he would not become a candidate again.
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AMC's lawyer Orin Snyder in a statement accused the plaintiffs of seeking an "unjustified windfall," and said his Manhattan-based client is confident it will prevail in court.
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FDR took hits from every direction in order to prevail, in the end, with a plan that became the single, most important economic development program of modern time.
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Trump evinces confidence that he will prevail in the battle to secure funding for the southern border wall he promised at almost every opportunity during his 2016 campaign.
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To prevail in the first round, candidates need to obtain 45% or above of the vote or 40% with at least a 10-point lead over second place.
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Gavrilova withstood a flurry of early winners from the 22 French Open champion but then broke Ostapenko's serve five times to prevail in one hour and 21 minutes.
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He said that the plaintiffs had "not made a clear showing" that they would prevail in their argument that the statute violates the Constitution's guarantee of equal protection.
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If you — the outsider — do prevail in the interview and snag the new position, don't forget that you could soon be working alongside your previous competition, Lauby says.
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Mr. Kauder had been widely expected to prevail in Tuesday's vote of lawmakers from Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and its Bavaria-only sister party, the Christian Social Union.
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To prevail in the trial, Waymo would have had to prove not only that Uber acquired Waymo's trade secrets, but that it used them in its own technology.
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And he helped instill the discipline and focus that allowed Mr. Trump to narrowly prevail in the three Midwestern states that gave him victory in the Electoral College.
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We don't know which human variations will be advantages and which will be disadvantages in the long arc of our struggle to prevail in an ever-changing environment.
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And in fact, until about 15 years ago, the House had never had to bring an enforcement action to prevail in a subpoena battle with the executive branch.
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Williams, a seven-times Australian Open winner, fired seven aces and 25 winners to prevail in 78 minutes and will take on China's 27th seed Wang Qiang next.
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China has retaliated with tariffs of its own, though the administration is banking on the idea that the U.S. will ultimately prevail in a tit-for-tat battle.
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It is giving itself to these claimants without them even having to prevail in the litigation, Marshall Huebner, a Davis, Polk & Wardell lawyer representing Purdue told the court.
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Yet Sanders and Jayapal and their many colleagues who have come on board now (including 106 co-sponsors) have the best chance to prevail in our modern history.
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By spending their money more wisely, Democrats can win the Georgia special election and, in 2018, prevail in enough races to recapture control of the House of Representatives.
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He went on to record a triple-bogey 8 to finish fifth, two strokes behind Byron Nelson, Denny Shute and Craig Wood; Nelson would prevail in a playoff.
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And the left has grappled with how to deal with its own role in America's "endless wars" and the inertia that tends to prevail in US foreign policy.
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Despite that possibility, Amazon shares also gained as Wall Street analysts lauded the proposed $42-per-share deal and bet that the company would prevail in any bidding battle.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Monday he hoped reason would prevail in final talks to secure a deal on Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.
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And the GOP remains cautiously optimistic that its candidate will prevail in Montana this Thursday, too, though both parties are expecting the race to be decided by single digits.
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It's the first time since the GOP race began that a majority of U.S. CFOs taking the survey said Trump would prevail in the battle for the Republican nomination.
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However, Article 15 provides that if Chinese producers can prove that market conditions prevail in their industry, then the importing country has to use Chinese prices as a comparison.
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But usually, the outcome is enough in doubt that businesses that depend on FCC decisions are left paralyzed by legal uncertainty: will the FCC prevail in court or not?
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"We are immediately appealing this baseless decision and we are confident we will prevail in the Eleventh Circuit," Scott's press secretary, Lauren Schenone told The Hill in a statement.
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This is because independent judges are supposed to defend the rights of the disenfranchised, the weak, the discriminated against and those who cannot prevail in our majoritarian political system.
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But in trying to win over the independent or crossover voters needed to prevail in blue New Jersey, he likely needs to run more than an anti-Menendez campaign.
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The Belarussian, competing as a wild card, won 79 percent of her first service points and needed only 82 minutes to prevail in a clash between former Miami champions.
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"The challenging trading environment is likely to prevail in the final quarter to 31 March 2016," the world's second biggest luxury goods group said in a statement on Thursday.
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" What they're saying... Lou Dobbs: "China wins If U.S. Globalists prevail in this so-called 'bargain' with ZTE: China will simultaneously gut WH trade initiatives and Trump Iran doctrine.
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But as festivals around the world attract more and more people, Gael hopes that calls for broader social cohesion—and harm reduction—will prevail in the United States, too.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers responded that they were confident that they would prevail in a court fight over whether a sitting president could be required to comply with a subpoena.
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Though she promised to be a well-funded incumbent, Hubbell poured millions of his own money into the campaign, outspending Reynolds but eventually failing to prevail in the race.
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They need to show they can compete and prevail in the kind of wealthy, highly educated districts that represent their most promising path to a House majority next year.
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" Analysts played down the ability of Aetna to prevail in any appeal of the decision, and Ms. Murino described any challenge to Judge Bate's decision as "an uphill battle.
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Should she prevail in the primary season, Ms. Harris would be the first African-American woman and the first person of Asian heritage to be a major party nominee.
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"We are likely to get a sell-off this week as the extent of the Syrian strikes have been muted and, in general, calmer nerves prevail in Washington," she said.
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The courage they retain to fight every battle, and their capacity to withstand every punishment shows that it is possible for this club to prevail in even the worst situations.
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Trump, however, said he would prevail in the upcoming election and warned that a trade deal would be 'much worse' for China if it was negotiated during his second term.
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If your clients' position on the merits of this issue are correct, it will prevail in court, and Dr. Kupperman, I assure you again, will comply with the Court's judgment.
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Russia&aposs Embassy in Tallinn said Wednesday on Facebook that an "atmosphere free of confrontation must prevail in bilateral relations" for the treaty ratification in the Russian Parliament, or Duma.
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As the brightest phase of the lunar cycle, it has the potential to reinvigorate and refocus our energies — clearer heads tend to prevail in the light of the full moon.
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Oil and gas producer Berenergy Corp said it could prevail in litigation with Peabody in a dispute over leases at the world's largest coal mine, North Antelope Rochelle in Wyoming.
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"We are confident that Mr. Sheen will prevail in this action and also will recover significant damages against her in connection with a pending arbitration that was commenced months ago."
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Analysts see Verizon , the large telecommunications company that bought AOL last year for $4.4 billion, as being a more likely candidate to prevail in the auction for Yahoo's web business.
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Former NSA and CIA director Michael Hayden told CNBC on Tuesday the government would be giving intelligence services one more entryway into Americans' data should it prevail in the dispute.
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Nevertheless, bullish sentiment is set to prevail in the near term, helped by output cuts by OPEC and its allies and sharply falling production from Venezuela and Iran, Kumar said.
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"Maybe, they realized if the ISIS will prevail in Mindanao or even part of Mindanao, they will be not part of any new government," he said, referring to Islamic State.
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In preparing the Heritage Foundation index of military strength, we studied what it took, in capacity, to prevail in every major regional conflict from the Korean War to the present.
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Jones, 63, is expected to prevail in a state that Trump carried easily last year as accusations of teen sexual abuse trailed Moore, a former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice.
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Some political analysts said a coalition with social conservatives could provide Lopez Obrador with the margin he needs to prevail in a crowded field of candidates, including first-time independents.
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"We are immediately appealing this baseless decision and we are confident we will prevail in the Eleventh Circuit," Lauren Schenone, the press secretary for Scott's campaign, said in a statement.
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As bad as things are — and they are bad — Al Gore says he is increasingly convinced that humanity will prevail in the climate change battle he has long warned about.
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In a call with reporters on Tuesday night, Mr. Becerra said that he was confident California would prevail in court and that state and federal laws were not in conflict.
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On Election Day, he understood intellectually that a 30 percent chance of winning meant that if the election were held 10 times, Mr. Trump would prevail in three of them.
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In New Jersey, Democrats settled on well-funded candidates who they believe are likely to prevail in elections for seats being vacated by Representatives Rodney Frelinghuysen and Frank A. LoBiondo.
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Although the United States undoubtedly had the means to prevail in Vietnam, the war was unwinnable at the level of commitment and sacrifice that our nation was willing to sustain.
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Power prices in Massachusetts are the second highest in the nation, behind only Hawaii's, and high rates prevail in much of the rest of New England and in New York.
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Lytle is among a contingent of Las Vegas residents in line for a massive payday if the Golden Knights prevail in the best-of-seven series against the Washington Capitals.
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Hasker is expected to prevail in the CEO search process over other internal and external candidates, including Thomson Reuters co-Chief Operating Officer Neil Masterson, one of the sources said.
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Democrats, however, believe public opinion is already turning to their side — and that they will prevail in 2020 as long as they maintain a careful and measured approach to impeachment.
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The psychologists, James Grubman and Dennis T. Jaffe, last year published a book that offers a framework for understanding the three cultural approaches that they say prevail in family businesses.
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In addition, no longer can a handful of top Democratic fundraisers dominate the process, throwing support behind a moderate they view as most likely to prevail in a general election.
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O'Connor could outline another potential winning blueprint for Democrats trying to prevail in red districts in November, when the party aims to flip 23 seats to take a House majority.
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There will probably be months of legal tussling, and it is not at all clear which side will prevail in court, nor in the battle for public opinion and legislative favor.
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A $10-a-barrel oil tax for infrastructure and clean transportation projects is certain to be too much for conservatives, but administration officials said some initiatives would prevail in some form.
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"This opinion on migration will prevail in the whole of Europe, and we have to stop migration outside the European continent and help the people in Africa and Syria," he said.
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" Specifically, he cited the Lockheed plane's stealth technology and advanced integrated systems that "greatly enhances a carrier strike group's battle space awareness and survivability to prevail in a high-end conflict.
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"But it is also possible the opinion that there is nothing more to wait for will prevail in the board and the exit will come within a few days," he said.
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But the press, unable to resist a colorful yarn and perhaps blinded by the negative stereotypes of Staten Island that prevail in the rest of the city, hyped this race relentlessly.
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Congressman Jason Chaffetz of Utah hopes to pass a bill that would do the same on a federal level, though he is unlikely to prevail in such a politically charged year.
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But industry experts doubt the Cigna deal could still survive the legal challenge, and allow for only a slight possibility that Aetna could prevail in efforts to salvage the Humana purchase.
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"How pathetic is his argument if he doesn't have confidence that he can prevail in the negotiation if he has to shut down the government to strengthen his hand," she said.
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"It's manifestly obvious to us that this is human trafficking, but without the evidentiary piece of a victim's testimony we could not prevail in court," Martin County Sheriff William Snyder said.
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Still, the rocker's attempt raised an interesting question about whether he–or anyone else for that matter–could actually prevail in such a quest to make money from a hand gesture.
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The data-driven and outcome-focused mindset that has begun to prevail in Lansing on these issues is a welcome development embraced by stakeholders on both sides of the political aisle.
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"If we retreat on either security or the economy behind some imaginary wall, we will have lost our leadership, our purpose, our chance to prevail in the 21st century," she said.
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Even if Democrats should prevail in the midterm elections, there is plenty of time to confirm a justice who does not have such a dark cloud hanging over him or her.
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It vividly depicts the bias, both conscious and unconscious, that threatened to undermine America's ability to prevail in the perilous Cold War race with the Soviet Union to dominate space exploration.
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They will therefore need to convince a skeptical party that they can prevail in a general election at a time when Republicans are already attacking them as socialists with radical ideas.
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RAYS PREVAIL IN REUNION WITH MADDON Tim Beckham hit a two-run homer as the Tampa Bay Rays won their reunion with Joe Maddon, beating the Cubs, 6-5, in Chicago.
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"In the end, we think domestic concerns will prevail in Baghdad and that the Prime Minister would intervene again if necessary to ensure that the deal is rolled over," she added.
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Even with Trump's edge on those key issues a majority say they ultimately expect Clinton to prevail in November: 55% say they think she will win the presidency, 38% think Trump will.
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Charlie Rose recently interviewed Mr. Vance and asked if he would want access to all phones that were part of a criminal proceeding should the government prevail in the San Bernardino case.
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According to The Times, Bloomberg is said to be dismayed by the prospect Trump may prevail in his bid, and is eager to help Clinton appeal to moderate voters, the report added.
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IN AUSTRALIA, Pentecostal preachers are rejoicing over the emergence of one of their followers as head of government, and urging people to pray that he will prevail in the next general election.
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Failing that, he will need to maintain his unusual political immunity and break the rules that prevail in general elections just as he has rewritten the structure of the GOP nominating race.
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Walsh's strategy over the past 20.910 years has also been marked by an aggressive M&A policy as he sought to prevail in what he once described as a "fight for survival".
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Just 52 percent of respondents to the July CNBC Fed Survey now believe the Democratic nominee will prevail in November, a sharp drop from 80 percent in the April and June surveys.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Commodity trader Louis Dreyfus Co's chief executive officer told Reuters on Wednesday he was "confident" Argentina would prevail in fighting an "unjust" biodiesel dumping case in the United States.
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Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, having locked up or purged more than 703,000 Turks for political reasons, will probably prevail in elections that start on June 24th and assume sultan-like powers.
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But democracy cannot prevail in the Middle East until enlightened and educated Muslims are bold and willing to overthrow the firm grip that Muslim clergy have on the minds of ordinary Muslims.
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"Even assuming the FTC would prevail in litigation, a court would not give the Commission carte blanche to reorganize Facebook's governance structures and business operations as we deem fit," the majority wrote.
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She also contended that the plaintiffs were likely to prevail in arguing that the directives were unconstitutionally discriminatory -- targeting transgender people without evidence that their service caused substantive problems for the military.
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A renewed deregulatory push is generally thought unlikely unless the Republicans retain or increase their hold on both branches of Congress in the mid-terms, or prevail in the 2020 presidential election.
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It is "in the interests of justice for all parties", he said, that Mr Syed, who maintains his innocence, should have a chance to show that he could prevail in another trial.
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Despite Clinton's poor numbes, Republicans, Democrats and independent analysts interviewed by The Hill are doubtful that Trump can prevail in Wisconsin and remain deeply skeptical about his path to the White House.
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"It will certainly, I think, motivate the hardcore, hardcore base — but that is not the sort of voters that Republicans are going to need to prevail in 2020 and beyond," he said.
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First, if workers prevail in the various lawsuits filed against state- and union-imposed restrictions on worker rights, there will be fewer hurdles in the way of employees who want to leave.
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England couldn't bring itself to boycott the World Cup (the nation is too keen to break its history of heartache around its national team's failure to prevail in the sport it invented).
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But in view of the deference that has been shown to previous national emergency proclamations, I expect Trump to prevail in the Supreme Court, as he did in the travel ban case.
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But Naomi, speaking to a group of professional women, is making a point less about her own feelings than about the gender stereotypes and sexist assumptions that prevail in the business world.
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To prevail in the first round and avoid a runoff, candidates need to obtain 45% or above of the vote or 40% with at least a 10-point lead over second place.
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Democrats fear that Trump could again lose the popular vote by a significant margin but prevail in the Electoral College if an assortment of purple states swing in his favor in 2020.
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"If they can prevail in this case, then it's open game for these members to go after just about any and all information they want from the executive branch," Mr. Rozell said.
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Investors bet optimism will prevail in the near future though most economists in a Reuters poll believed the trade dispute will worsen or at best stay the same over the coming year.
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The 78-year-old senator would, after all, be the oldest person elected to his first term in the White House if he were to get the nomination and prevail in November.
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Should he prevail in Iowa and face a similarly fractured field of mainstream rivals in New Hampshire, where he also currently leads in the polls, Mr. Sanders could be difficult to slow.
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"A very strong jobs figure will trigger some short term pain for gold, however, the underlying uptrend should prevail in the medium term," MKS Group trader James Gardiner wrote in a note.
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Should CBS ultimately prevail in what would be a highly unusual attempt to dilute a controlling shareholder, a bevy of dual-class companies will no doubt be scrambling to rewrite their bylaws.
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The executive branch and Congress are exploring efforts — some controversial and still few on details — to better leverage foreign aid as a tool to prevail in an era of great power competition.
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MEDIA INSIDER Hasker is expected to prevail in the CEO search process over other internal and external candidates, including Thomson Reuters co-Chief Operating Officer Neil Masterson, one of the sources said.
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To prevail in her case, they need not convince the court to see her as a transgender woman, but to recognize that—as in Obergefell—the state deprived her of her rights.
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And political observers say there are other scenarios that could help Biden prevail in South Carolina, especially in a field that is still growing at this late stage in the primary season.
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In fact, Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) feared a proposed Democratic amendment to block future transfers for the wall could peel off enough Republican votes to prevail in committee.
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Tom Lorenzen, an environmental law attorney at Crowell & Moring who frequently represents industry clients in regulatory matters and litigation, said the petitioning states can likely prevail in getting the EPA to act.
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Perhaps most notably, she has to figure out how to prevail in a year when major blocs of both parties are attracted to outsider candidates like Trump --and are weary of political dynasties.
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Judge Sam Sparks issued an injunction in favor of Planned Parenthood, ruling its lawyers had shown it would likely prevail in its lawsuit against officials in the state's Heath and Human Services Department.
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Biden's camp insists it will prevail in the long run, saying the result in Iowa - 90% white - would not suggest that Biden's core supporters - particularly African-American voters - are poised to abandon him.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about Democrats questioning the chances of the current Democratic presidential field to prevail in 2020 misstated H. Ross Perot's party affiliation when he ran for president in 1992.
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The judge also ruled that plaintiffs were likely to prevail in court on their claim that the new policy infringes on the rights of private healthcare providers under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Markets globally have become more volatility in recent days as opinion polls in the U.K. have begun to indicate the "leave" camp will prevail in the June 21.541 referendum on Britain's EU membership.
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Bristow said in the interview that Newmont's Australian assets likely would be sold to an Australian company should he prevail in his buyout and that he has already talked with several Australian miners.
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LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says the club will "unquestionably prevail" in the investigation into alleged breaches by the Premier League champions of Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.
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When they obtained the injunction, Momenta and Sandoz were required to post a $100.1 million bond, which Amphastar has said that it plans to try to collect should it prevail in the case.
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"We know that there have been ups and downs in the negotiation … (But) we do hope that the advantages for the three countries will prevail in some version of the agreement," he added.
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While the tweeter in chief may want to say otherwise, whoever protects and uplifts Americans hungry for a just and moral budget, one that reflects strength and human decency, will prevail in 2018.
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"I hope that those prevail in Spain, who understand that, as the Spanish Prime Minister has said, law and constitution are the basis on which we operate," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said.
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Her work at a community mental health center in the first year of their marriage acquainted Diamond with factors that therapists have identified to predict whether a patient will prevail in a crisis.
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And it is not patriotic to attack NFL players in a way so wrong and vile that if they were file a defamation lawsuit against the president, they would probably prevail in court.
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" The Turkish government had no direct comment on Monday, but over the weekend, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey issued a statement saying, "We pray our Azerbaijani brothers will prevail in these clashes.
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" He said he hoped "wisdom and prudence prevail, in order to avoid adding new elements of tension to a global panorama that is already convulsed and marked by so many and cruel conflicts.
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For now, the tariffs are still threats and O'Neill offered "two crumbs of hope" that the levies could lead to more economic reform in China and that common sense might prevail in Washington.
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Investors bet optimism will prevail in the near future though most economists in a new Reuters poll believed the trade dispute will worsen or at best stay the same over the coming year.
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But Trump consistently links it to his trade policies vis-à-vis China, suggesting we would be more likely to prevail in his instigated trade wars if the Fed would help him out.
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The National Emergencies Act of 1976 gives presidents a wide berth when it comes to determining what an emergency is, which could provide Trump's declaration the cover it needs to prevail in court.
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Li nearly captured his first Rolex Series victory at the Turkish Airlines Open, taking a three-shot lead into the final day before Justin Rose chased him down to prevail in a playoff.
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Investors bet optimism will prevail in the near future though most economists in a new Reuters poll believed the trade dispute will worsen or at best stay the same over the coming year.
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As FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver reported in 2018, the hypothesis put forth by the book "The Party Decides" posits that endorsements have historically been a helpful predictor for who will prevail in presidential primaries.
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Anything that has been conceived by demonic plans, for it to be cancelled and not prevail in your life," she wrote, adding in a second tweet: "That is- any plans to hurt people.
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Sanders proxy war in November in the Florida governor's race, with many Republicans breathing a sigh of relief that the more moderate (and female) Gwen Graham did not prevail in the Democratic primary.
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He said he's rooting for Russia to prevail in its armed conflict with Ukraine's fledging democracy — a conflict that began when Russia illegally invaded its neighbor years ago and continues to this day.
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Though Wild, the Democrat, will likely need to appeal to moderates to win the 7th District, enthusiasm in blue areas such as Allentown and Bethlehem will determine if she can prevail in November.
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You must never confuse faith that you will prevail in the end — which you can never afford to lose — with the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality, whatever they might be… I never lost faith in the end of the story, I never doubted not only that I would get out, but also that I would prevail in the end and turn the experience into the defining event of my life, which, in retrospect, I would not trade.
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To prevail in a defamation suit in an American court, a public figure must prove not merely that a statement was false but that, beyond doubt, the person uttering it knew it was false.
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But while he appears hell-bent on achieving self destruction, we will prevail in defeating this groundless lawsuit and ending the continued vile harassment of my client by Mr. Depp and his legal team.
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The President has felt all along that although lower courts ruled against him, he would ultimately prevail in the Supreme Court, much as the administration did in the final version of the travel ban.
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According to senior officials, the administration believes it was on "firm legal foundation," and would prevail in the pending cases, but opted to go this route "because of the many complications that were posed."
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And while he is still broadly expected to prevail in the Republican-controlled Senate, at least one Democratic senator— likely 2020 presidential challenger Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — has already vowed to vote against him.
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Photo: APLast year, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull became the subject of ridicule when he insisted his country's laws would "prevail" in a war with mathematics to ensure law enforcement's access to encrypted data.
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For Duque to prevail in his call for substantive "corrections" that deliver "peace with justice," he&aposll likely need to build political support in Congress that he currently lacks to pass a constitutional reform.
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Few Catholics dispute the need for compromise if their faith is to prevail in a part of the world where it is increasingly being challenged by other brands of Christianity, particularly the evangelical kind.
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In the bigger spending bill to be negotiated in the coming days, it remained unclear whether Republicans would prevail in their effort to sharply boost defense spending without similar increases for other domestic programs.
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So far, more G.O.P. voters tell pollsters they would definitely oppose Mr. Trump than currently support him, which at least raises the possibility that Mr. Rubio could prevail in a one-on-one fight.
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But even if it does come up with a new rationale, it will have to prevail in both cases — or at least get the Supreme Court to side with it in both of them.
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The wait-and-see mood was expected to prevail in the European session, with spreadbetters forecasting Britain's FTSE and France's CAC to open effectively flat while predicting Germany's DAX to inch up 21 percent.
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This, in fact, is what many perceive to be Trump's lasting legacy: even if he doesn't prevail in the general election, he opens the possibility of heretofore unspeakable ideas being entertained by future politicians.
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After surrendering the first set, Collins squandered a 5-20073 lead in the next before leveling the contest, and the American switched gears in the decider to prevail in two hours and 16 minutes.
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Tuesday night, he sealed the deal on obtaining the GOP nomination to run in his own right — and given the overwhelming GOP lean of the state, he's all but certain to prevail in December.
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The company has begun defending him in the Georgia case until a judge rules, and is asking to be reimbursed for any expenses they incur in the meantime, should they prevail in this case.
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The court ruled that a public official cannot prevail in a libel suit against a publisher without showing actual malice on the publisher's part, even if the statements in question were false and defamatory.
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For the television reports of it undermined the confidence of the American people in the conduct of the war, and began the erosion of the will of the country to prevail in the conflict.
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When Hershey wanted to buy Cadbury in 2010, a rift between the American company and the trust allowed a rival, Kraft Foods, to prevail in the $19 billion acquisition of the British candy maker.
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But it was the Benghazi committee that led to the revelation of Clinton's private email server, which many Democrats say ultimately dragged down her campaign and allowed Trump to prevail in the 2016 election.
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The ruling states that the inmates who were scheduled to be executed seemed likely to prevail in their arguments and "that absent a preliminary injunction, they will suffer irreparable harm" — in this case, death.
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When it came, it was measured: Having called for "reasonableness" to prevail in the debate among Democratic candidates, Klobuchar sought to appear sympathetic to Warren, while taking pains to sound more cautious and bipartisan.
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Democrats & the Latino vote Sanders has found strong support for his candidacy among Latino voters -- it's a big reason why he won the Nevada caucuses and looks likely to prevail in the California primary.
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Steenkamp's family were also absent but welcomed the revised term — the minimum 15 years prescribed for murder, minus the time Pistorius has already served — and said it showed justice could prevail in South Africa.
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Justice Democrats are offering the less idealistic but more plausible theory for left politics to win primaries: play in districts where the Democratic nominee is all-but-certain to prevail in the general election.
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But the A.C.L.U. says that its clients are likely to prevail in their argument that it is unlawful for Mr. Trump to use such tactics to spend more on border barriers than Congress appropriated.
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Activists say that while the status of Poland's LGBTQ community has steadily improved in the past 10-15 years, particularly in more cosmopolitan areas, homophobic attitudes still prevail in many parts of the country.
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Research by Barbara F. Walter, a political scientist at the University of California, San Diego, has found that extremists tend to prevail in civil war, and to do better as the war drags on.
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His caginess has frustrated some Trump supporters in Colorado, whose votes Mr. Gardner will almost certainly need to prevail in November, when Democrats are likely to come out in force in the presidential election.
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" He added that he wishes "wisdom and prudence prevail, in order to avoid adding new elements of tension to a global panorama that is already convulsed and marked by so many and cruel conflicts.
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It's also a measure of intensity on both sides to prevail in Wisconsin after Donald J. Trump shocked Democrats in 2016 by being the first Republican presidential nominee to carry the state since 1984.
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Some of those in their mid-20s are despairing of Trump's chances against Hillary Clinton and some are doubtful of whether they'll fit into a Trump administration even if he does prevail in November.
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The new storm could be widespread, affecting such cities as Chicago, Cleveland, New York and Atlanta, from Sunday into Monday until normal and even above-normal temperatures prevail in the middle of next week.
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What these guardians of the status quo miss is that President Trump is not calling for retreating from the world marketplace but making sure American is able to prevail in free and fair competition.
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Maybe the pragmatic, pro-business figures in the Trump administration will prevail in internal battles, meaning that, whatever you think of the broader policy agenda, there could be boom times for corporate bottom lines.
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Read more " _____ Richard Kim in The Nation: "What the party-line vote revealed is that the Republican caucus is entirely insulated from the normal populist considerations that ought to prevail in a functioning democracy.
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The FCC's failure to prevail in this particular legal case doesn't say anything about whether the two state's laws make any sense, are worth defending, or have the best interest of the people in mind.
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If he was to prevail in Iowa and then go on to win in New Hampshire, where he is favored, he could generate momentum and financial support to present a serious challenge to Mrs. Clinton.
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Should Nexstar not prevail in buying Tribune, it will turn its sights on buying 14 TV stations that privately held Cox Enterprises has put up for sale, worth more than $2.5 billion, the sources said.
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"Even assuming the FTC would prevail in litigation, a court would not give the Commission carte blanche to reorganize Facebook's governance structures and business operations as we deem fit," the commissioners in the majority wrote.
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We won't know the full results from Tuesday's votes until Wednesday morning, but all signs suggest that — with the exception of Texas and perhaps one or two other states — Trump will prevail in a rout.
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It&aposs not up to a minority of Republicans whose views, by the way, did not prevail in the 2016 election cycle to now at this point try to reset the national debate on DACA.
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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 if Trump had never entered the race, the nominee would still have had to prevail in the Republican primary, a process that entails appealing to the same ethno-nationalist base that Trump fully embraced.
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The Trump Organization, which appears to have lost control of the management of the hotel in a bitter property dispute, at least temporarily, said it was "fully confident" it would prevail in the legal battle.
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Work by Chetty and his colleagues has established that the levels of social mobility that now prevail in the US are lower than in many Western European countries, and have decreased compared to previous decades.
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Mobile telecom equipment maker Ericsson reported a slightly bigger than expected first-quarter operating loss on Tuesday and said industry trends and business mix in mobile broadband from 2016 were expected to prevail in 2017.
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A Commerce Department spokesman said in a statement that the department was "pleased the court found that Secretary Ross has broad authority over the Census," and was "confident" it would ultimately prevail in the case.
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"If there were wild populations left after the farm animals are dead or eaten, they would likely prevail in a few places," said Allen, adding, that it would be "hard to overcome Mother Nature's resilience."
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday the will of the people would prevail in Bahrain after protests there following the execution of two Shi'ite Muslim Bahraini activists over the weekend.
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Admittedly, the ambassador-at-large doesn't always prevail in such arguments, but it is a point of view that needs to be heard and that needs to be factored in whenever policy decisions are taken.
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"Many companies remain worried about the outlook and how the economy will fare in the event of Brexit, suggesting that political and economic uncertainty is likely to prevail in coming months, subduing growth," he said.
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"The central bank governor sounded quite comfortable about the current monetary policy framework and it is good to hear tight monetary policy will prevail in the period ahead," said Deniz Invest chief economist Ozlem Derici.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have called for cooler heads to prevail in the aftermath of the week's violent incidents, while pointing the finger at the opposing party for inflaming political rhetoric up to this point.
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"If the Democrats were to prevail in western Pennsylvania, that would be quite an earthquake, let's face it," said Representative Charlie Dent, a Republican who represents a district in the eastern part of the state.
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Mr. Sessions's decision overturns a precedent set during the Obama administration that allowed more women to claim credible fears of domestic abuse and will make it harder for such arguments to prevail in immigration courts.
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House Republican on impeachment vote: 'I hope cooler heads will prevail in the future' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump set to be impeached in historic vote MORE (R-Wis.) wrote in Monday's letter to Trump.
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House Republican on impeachment vote: 'I hope cooler heads will prevail in the future' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump set to be impeached in historic vote MORE (R-Wis.) wrote in Monday's letter to Trump.
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But the judge's order also said that the plaintiffs are likely to eventually prevail in the case because of Title IX, a federal law that prohibits sex-based discrimination in federally funded programs and activities.
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House Republican on impeachment vote: 'I hope cooler heads will prevail in the future' MORE (R-Wis.), co-chairman of the commission, told The Hill that the commission had recently put together a draft version.
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More than ever, it is important to understand why conflict and chaos prevail in the scores of countries that are producing most migrants and refugees, and what can be done to restore order and stability.
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Carl Tobias, an expert on civil litigation who teaches at the University of Richmond School of Law, said that parties settle for all sorts of reasons, even when they believe they may prevail in court.
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New details are emerging about a low-profile carbon tax campaign whose backers are confident will prevail in a climate debate defined by heated Democratic rhetoric and a lack of apparent interest by most Republicans.
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Clinton had been far ahead in the polls until recently, when Mr. Sanders became better known here and struck fear into the Clinton campaign that he might prevail in Nevada and deal her a serious setback.
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But as the kaiser learned whenever he tried to raise the fate of his kin, Germany was playing a complex game, parleying with all the forces vying to prevail in the chaos engulfing Russia and Ukraine.
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The world number one has yet to prevail in a major but Swede Wilander, who is at the U.S. Open as an analyst for Eurosport, thinks she will achieve that goal in the next two years.
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Should Nexstar not prevail in buying Tribune, it will turn its sights on buying 14 TV stations that privately held Cox Enterprises Inc has put up for sale, worth more than $2.5 billion, the sources said.
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Rather, he is positioning himself to strip as many delegates away from Trump as possible – and he's gambling that if he plays his cards right, he might be the person to prevail in the ensuing chaos.
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Ross and Rachel's roller-coaster ride of a relationship on Friends was THE love story of the 90s, and to this day, it's still regularly referenced as proof that true love will prevail in the end.
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Mr. Mandvi did prevail in the matter of his armoire, a hulking, dark wood piece that he bought in an East Village antiques shop, and that he is absolutely certain he knew in a previous life.
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"A very strong jobs figure will trigger some short term pain for gold, however, the underlying uptrend should prevail in the medium term," MKS Group trader James Gardiner wrote in a note ahead of the report.
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But depending on what happens with Planned Parenthood's lawsuit, the incremental strategy might prevail in Missouri before the aggressive one — and Missouri could enter a post-Roe reality before the Court even takes up the case.
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However, even after the convention, she will need to woo her opponent's supporters — many of whom claim they won't vote for her — to prevail in an unpredictable general election against an unconventional candidate like Donald Trump.
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In the Democratic contest, Senator Bernie Sanders rebounded from a string of defeats to prevail in Indiana over Hillary Clinton, who largely abandoned the state after polls showed her faring poorly with the predominantly white electorate.
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Nearly $2475 million has been spent so far by candidates and outside groups for the Issa seat, including more than $2000 million by four top Democrats who hope to prevail in Tuesday's "top-two" primary election.
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Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.), should Pelosi prevail in her bid to retake the Speaker's gavel.
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The coming year has the potential to deliver rising prosperity and higher returns for investors, but more so than ever, the outcome depends on whether reason and sound policy will again prevail in the world's capitals.
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It took a sensational defensive effort to prevail in the tournament finale as Oregon State shot just 5-of-15 from 3-point range while committing 16 turnovers in a far-from-picturesque performance against Marist.
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Democrats in Alaska, Idaho, Utah, Washington State and Wyoming hold caucuses, a voting format that has favored Mr. Sanders, and his supporters are hopeful that he could prevail in those states, as well as in Oregon.
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The races in Florida and Georgia were seen as a test of whether liberal candidates could prevail in Southern states, where centrist Democrats have repeatedly lost, by appealing to a coalition of young and minority voters.
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McConnell tried to pin blame for absentee ballot fraud that allegedly helped Republican Mark Harris narrowly prevail in last November's election in North Carolina's Ninth Congressional District on Democrats, because Democrats don't support voter ID laws.
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The United States initially called for Mr. Assad to leave power, and supplied cash and guns to the rebels seeking to oust him, but gave up hope long ago that they would prevail in toppling him.
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However, if your lease includes a clause providing for attorney fees, and you prevail in court, the judge may award you attorney fees — meaning the landlord assumes a certain amount of risk in going to court.
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For that reason, many big money managers, including Legal & General Investment Management and M & G Investments, publicly criticized the plan, leaving it unclear whether Unilever could prevail in a shareholder vote on the matter this month.
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It was solidarity between America and Europe with U.S. leadership that allowed the West to prevail in the Cold War, and that is the prescription for preventing another such confrontation to arise from the Ukrainian standoff.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg finished a strong second in the New Hampshire primary and a week earlier he made history as the first candidate to prevail in the Iowa caucuses whose highest elected position was mayor.
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Lawyers for Maryland defend the map and argue in court papers that if the challengers prevail in their First Amendment challenge, it will mean that "any partisan motive" by political players would constitutionally doom all maps.
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From the mood here in southern France, a "Frexit" push would probably prevail in a referendum, just as 55 percent voted in 27 against the Constitution that a former French president, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, had drafted.
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Republicans hold 53 of the 100 seats in the Senate, where they appear likely to prevail in any trial against Trump, which would require a two-thirds majority of those present to remove him from office.
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Instead, he believes it's more likely that either Lyft and its peers will strike a deal with California's government over the next several months, or they will prevail in a state ballot measure challenging the bill.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese stocks are forecast to scale a 21-year peak by year-end, boosted by a weaker yen and market expectations Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will prevail in a snap election he called for Oct.
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Nadal, playing his first match since losing to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon semi-finals, fell behind 5-2 in the tiebreak before roaring back to prevail in his first career meeting with world number 53 Evans.
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Chevron's leaders insist the company's fortunes don't rely on dealmaking, but the oil major nevertheless has much to lose if it does not prevail in an ongoing battle with Occidental Petroleum to take control of Anadarko Petroleum.
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The only way for the employers to prevail in their quest to cut off class-action suits, Justice Breyer said, is by "undermining and changing radically" the NLRA and another law from 1932, the Norris-LaGuardia Act.
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"As uncertainty continues to prevail in financial markets across the world, many investors are staying on the sidelines until more clarity emerges in U.S. Treasury and Chinese markets," said Yasuo Sakuma, chief investment officer at Libra Investments.
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Even if Iraqi security forces prevail in retaking the Islamic State stronghold of Mosul, the country's second-largest city, the extremist group is expected to revert to waging a guerrilla war against the Shi'ite-dominated central government.
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From the beginning of his candidacy last June, he pledged to run with "joy" and adopted a tortoise-and-the-hare strategy, earnestly believing that he would prevail in the end despite a crowded field of candidates.
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As you journey across the Downside in the wanderers' custom blackwagon, you'll meet a variety of characters of all shapes and sizes, and learn what's in store for each of them should they prevail in the Rites.
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Kings prevail in OT to halt 13-game skid versus Warriors SACRAMENTO — A regional rivalry that has been egregiously one-sided for the better part of four years got an unexpected shot in the arm Saturday night.
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Now, however, we are witnessing the spectacle of Trump and Cohen trying to figure out how to prevail in individual courts of law, where they cannot browbeat their way through or threaten to fire the other side.
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Most polls have also found Sanders matching Biden as the candidate who performs best in head-to-head match-ups against Trump, despite concerns about whether a self-professed Democratic socialist can prevail in a general election.
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The win in Mississippi and loss in Michigan will also give ammunition to those who argue that Clinton, for the most part, is racking up wins in states where Democrats are unlikely to prevail in the fall.
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Some long-standing characterizations of policy, specifically that it "remains accommodative" and that the fed funds rate likely will stay "below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run," are likely on their way out.
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The company is confident it will ultimately prevail in the Hogan lawsuit, but was not able today to obtain from the trial court even a brief stay without onerous conditions to seek relief from the appeals court.
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NBC's investments show that tech platforms that value curation and editorial judgement as opposed to broad access to user generated content, may prevail in winning value publisher intellectual property as valuable assets to their business moving forward.
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If Mr. Trump can do so while bringing along conservatives wary of such steps, it is all the better for his political prospects and in keeping with his surprising ability to prevail in spite of his critics.
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Linsey Fagan, 32, a former Sanders delegate running for the first time in Texas, said she hoped to tilt the debate leftward and lay the groundwork for future runs if she does not prevail in the fall.
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Ahead of the appeal hearing, TechCrunch caught up with Skip CEO Sanjay Dastoor to learn about the company's game plan and why he thinks it can prevail in a battle that other electric scooter providers have lost.
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He came down on the wrong side of history on civil rights, which was arguably the most important issue of the latter half of the 20th Century, but his ability to prevail in the Senate is legendary.
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In Promises to Keep, Biden's 2007 memoir, he wrote: I still maintain that the costliest mistake the president made was his unwillingness to level with the American people about what would be required to prevail in Iraq.
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"I agree with the House Armed Services Strategic Forces Sub-Committee that there are number of very real challenges regarding the nation's ability to deter and ultimately prevail in a conflict that extends to space," she wrote.
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The lawsuit came later, in response to our failure, and, importantly, though we are not at all comfortable with our failure, I did prevail in the lawsuit and was awarded the largest settlement out of the lawsuit.
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"We and all those dedicated to the rule of law will not tolerate the use violence and threats of violence in attempts to prevail in political disputes," said Richard Donoghue, the U.S. Attorney for New York's Eastern District.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Tuesday that "better sense" should prevail in India after Indian jets crossed into Pakistan and carried out what one Indian minister called an airstrike on militant terror camps.
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" Brazil's new right-wing president, Jair Bolsonaro, said Tuesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos that his election and those of like-minded leaders were a sign that "left-wing ideology will not prevail in the region.
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The organizing principle of the #NeverTrump movement isn't simply that Republicans should deny Donald Trump their presidential nomination, as Marco Rubio has it, but that they should also deny him the presidency should he prevail in the primary.
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While the Fed slightly accelerated the pace of rate hikes in coming months, it dropped a reference from the statement that interest rates are likely to remain below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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Benyan said his company was not being affected by the fallout from the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and that it trusted the Saudi Arabian government to enure justice will prevail in the investigation into Khashoggi's death.
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Having a buffoon in the Oval Office without any expertise or long-standing policy commitments will make it harder to prevail in the most important battle of the next year, over the future of the Affordable Care Act.
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It said the downside risks to its forecasts include rising inflationary pressure, tightening of U.S. and EU monetary policies and escalating trade tensions, though it expects as regards the latter that cooler heads will prevail in the end.
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But the kingdom remains determined to prevail in the war next door, where at least 10,000 people have been killed according to United Nations figures, and last year exempted active soldiers from cuts to annual leave and bonuses.
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Trump nonetheless continues to insert himself into the Florida situation, making unsubstantiated allegations of fraud and attacking embattled Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes, even as it appears the Republicans will prevail in the Senate and governor's races.
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As a result of all these trends, the deans of the American Cold War establishment agreed that, should the PKI prevail in a popular national election, the fallout would be disastrous for America and its First World allies.
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To prevail in 2024 (presumably when the next open GOP primary takes place) in an exceedingly difficult electoral terrain due to changing demographics favoring Democrats, Pence will need to maintain Trump's minority base while winning over Trump critics.
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Johnson & Johnson is unlikely to prevail in its challenge of a verdict that found the company liable for design flaws in its Pinnacle hip implant, but it could succeed in getting the $1 billion award to plaintiffs reduced.
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The PTO had concluded that Argentum had established a "reasonable likelihood that it would prevail" in showing that certain claims made by UCB in the patent are "unpatentable", Argentum said, adding a decision was likely within a year.
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Clinton, should she prevail in the primary campaign, has plenty of repair work left to do: wooing the thousands of liberal supporters whose feelings of alienation with the Democratic establishment drew them to Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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"We stay in very close contact with Vatican officials, telling them what they want is to allow freedom of religion to prevail in mainland China, and Taiwan has been serving as a beacon in that aspect," he said.
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The larger question may be whether a Democrat running in a red state — and one who mounted a bid to unseat Mr. Trump — can prevail in a presidential election year and at a moment of such extreme polarization.
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And no Rocket is having a more redemptive series than D'Antoni, who continues to defy his old Phoenix reputation — too gimmicky to ever prevail in the postseason — by showing skeptics he's far more adaptable than we ever realized.
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BRUINS PREVAIL IN OTTAWA Brad Marchand broke a tie with 63 minutes 33 seconds left, and the Boston Bruins held on to beat the Senators, 2-1, in Ottawa in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series.
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More practically, Foy said, the amendment is essential for legal protections, in addition to the other nondiscrimination laws already in place, and would allow women more likely to prevail in legal cases of sexual assault and workplace harassment.
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In the intervening months, Mr. Trump has regularly taken to Twitter or television to criticize central bankers for keeping interest rates too high, often comparing United States monetary policy unfavorably to the negative rates that prevail in Europe.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The family of murdered model Reeva Steenkamp welcomed the increased sentence of 13 years and five months handed down on Paralympian Oscar Pistorius on Friday and said it showed that justice could prevail in South Africa.
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The big picture: Judge Kelly said it is likely that Acosta's first and fifth amendment rights were violated when the White House suspended his press pass, saying he believes CNN and Acosta are likely to prevail in the case.
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Some investors expected caution to prevail in the near term ahead of the next ECB policy meeting on July 21 with strategist at JP Morgan Cazenove saying they did not expect the market recovery to last for much longer.
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There is no certainty that Kroger will prevail in the auction or that Fresh Market will agree to sell itself to any party, the people said, asking not to be identified because details of the sale process are confidential.
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World number nine Khachanov converted two of his seven break point chances to prevail in an hour and 43 minutes and takes on either Stuttgart champion Matteo Berrettini or world number 63 Andreas Seppi in the last-eight stage.
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But MbS seemed decidedly unbothered during a panel at the conference on Wednesday, joking about the previous year's detention of Hariri — with Hariri sitting next to him — and insisting that "justice will prevail" in the investigation into Khashoggi's death.
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"I'm not going to speculate on what the judge is going to say, but we're highly confident about the position that we have and that we're ultimately going to prevail in this matter," Gori said on a conference call.
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At the same time, somewhat contradictorily, the Sanders camp knows its hope is fragile: if its man does not prevail in New York, his chance of victory, in truth still a very long shot, will be even more remote.
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Tina Luongo, an attorney for the Legal Aid Society, said the organization is pursuing a broader lawsuit seeking the disclosure of all NYPD disciplinary summaries from the past five years and is "confident" it will prevail in that case.
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They say that if progressive groups don't arm candidates with enough resources and staffers to prevail in the general, they could suffer general election defeats that could undermine their mission and cost Democrats their chance at the House majority.
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Rather, it means managing our present and future arsenal in such a way that we strengthen the balance that prevents Moscow (or another nuclear power) from making the misjudgment that it can prevail in a nuclear or conventional attack.
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Consumers without such solar installations have to finance the net metering credit, that is, the excessively expensive electricity, so that overall power prices are forced above the level that would prevail in the absence of the net metering system.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday expressed confidence that the Republican-led Senate would ultimately prevail in passing legislation aimed at repealing and replacing the 2010 healthcare law passed under his predecessor, former Democratic president Barack Obama.
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In the 2004 final in Peru, Argentina snatched a 2-1 lead in the 13th minute only for Brazil to tie the score on a goal by Adriano in the 93rd and then prevail in a penalty-kick shootout.
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In a renewal of their fierce Nordic rivalry, Sweden were able to get just enough of an upper hand to prevail in a close, physical game featuring a number of big hits and limited scoring opportunities for either team.
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European officials said in interviews they did not know if the view laid out in the State Department diplomatic cable - sent to U.S. diplomats in London, Paris, Berlin and Brussels to deliver to their counterparts - will prevail in Washington.
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Trump even has spoken fondly of the negative rates that prevail in parts of Europe and Japan, though Fed officials also have said they don't see that happening in the U.S. "The board ought to stand pat," Whalen said.
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NBC's "Tonight Show" still managed to prevail in the category that matters most to advertisers — Mr. Fallon had a 249 rating among adults under 50 years old, 40 percent better than CBS's "Late Show," which had a 0.48 rating.
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Mr. Singal, who controls 22 percent of FTE's shares, said he "will prevail" in the litigation with the S.E.C. FTE said in its statement that it was not aware of the S.E.C. investigation at the time of the deal.
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One major factor that enabled Thatcher to prevail in the end was the fact that many miners chose to stay at work rather than to join the strike, in defiance of intense social pressure from their fellow union members.
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No. 8 Auburn 20083, Xavier 79 (OT) Bryce Brown and Jared Harper scored five points each in overtime as the Tigers fought off an upset bid from the Musketeers to prevail in the opening game of the Maui Invitational.
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In that conversation, Hoyer told Tillemann that the head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has a "policy" that the committee rallies around a candidate it believes can prevail in a general election and provides them with support.
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The policy vision made no mention of how Europe will work with allies like the U.S. or Canada to ensure that their values prevail in the face of Beijing's determination to achieve "military-civilian fusion" in the tech world.
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It's obviously way too early for anyone to have a realistic sense of who is going to prevail in Democrats' large field of 22015 presidential candidates, but it's never too early to start breathless speculation about at least parts of it.
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"The extremely unfavourable environment for journalism and the increasingly impoverished and one-sided public debate that prevail in Turkey at this point question the very possibility of holding a meaningful, inclusive democratic referendum campaign," the Venice Commission said last month.
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Washington (CNN)The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave a Marine Corps veteran who sought disability benefits for his service-related post-traumatic stress a second chance to prevail in a case that will impact the amount of power federal agencies have.
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Schiff said that he was confident the House would ultimately prevail in court, though he did not say whether the House would pursue that route — given that any court process is likely to take weeks, if not months, to resolve.
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"If your clients' position on the merits of this issue is correct, it will prevail in court, and Dr. Kupperman, I assure you again, will comply with the Court's judgement," Cooper wrote in a letter to the House Intelligence Committee.
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Rock-bottom approval ratings Yet Trump enters the general election with rock-bottom approval ratings among Hispanics, African-Americans and women voters -- and appears to need a mythically large turnout from white American males if he is to prevail in November.
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I've spent a lot of time over the years going after this sort of thing on the right, where things like the claim that Barney Frank somehow caused the financial crisis so often prevail in the teeth of overwhelming evidence.
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"If your clients' position on the merits of this issue is correct, it will prevail in court, and Dr. Kupperman, I assure you again, will comply with the Court's judgment," Cooper wrote to Daniel Noble, a Democratic attorney for committee.
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The 25-times grand slam winner, who beat Dimitrov in three sets in the China Open semi-finals last week, fired 218 winners and won two crucial breaks to prevail in two and a half hours at the Qi Zhong Center.
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"You can't exclude spikes but basically there's too much oil in the world and that will prevail in the long-term," Christof Ruhl, head of global research at ADIA said on the sidelines of a financial conference in Abu Dhabi.
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Time and again during the three hour 25 minute encounter, 25th seed Djokovic had Chung on the run but the world number 58 displayed almost superhuman court coverage to prevail in rallies he had no right to still be involved in.
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"I think the actual malice standard is too stringent," Harder told the magazine, referring to the legal principle that a public figure must prove that a defendant acted with "actual malice" to prevail in a defamation case against a news outlet.
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I believe justice will eventually prevail in Kenya, as in other parts of the world that have decriminalized same-sex conduct, but in the meantime ordinary LGBT Kenyans will continue to pay the price for the state's indifference to inequality.
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The 32-year-old Scot, who is continuing his comeback after having career-saving hip resurfacing surgery in January, was stretched by the wildcard in the second set but held his nerve to prevail in an hour and 44 minutes.
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Basilashvili sent down seven aces and won 78 percent of points on his powerful first serve to prevail in 98 minutes and move into Sunday's title clash, where he faces Argentine Del Potro for the second time in his career.
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Of course, the biggest question will be how to win over city and county governments to allow further construction of such a structure and which startup will prevail in the bid to build our human vacuum tube of the future.
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RELATED: Trump rails against 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in wake of asylum ruling The move comes after President Donald Trump lashed out last week at Tigar, and said he would ultimately prevail in the case before the Supreme Court.
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The three-judge panel reversed a March ruling by a federal judge in Salt Lake City, Utah, who found that licensee MFGPC Inc was likely to prevail in its demand for specific performance of the licensing contract it obtained in 2003.
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Once you add the African Americans, a loyal Democratic voting bloc, Democrats will secure the majority of ethnic minorities in this country, making it impossible for either a Rubio or Cruz Republican nominee to prevail in the 2016 Presidential Election.
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The literal fear for your life, as my parents experienced, did not prevail in the somewhat toned-down form of dictatorship I grew up in, for which we must thank the student uprising of the Boys of Pest in 1956.
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No longer can a handful of top Democratic fundraisers dominate the process as often happened in past campaigns in which they had an outsized role in siding with a candidate they perceived as most likely to prevail in a general election.
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That was the second time in 24 hours that lower court injunctions had been overturned on appeal, suggesting that Mr. da Silva would be likely to prevail in the courts and be able to assume his position in the cabinet.
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In Baltimore, The Associated Press declared another favorite of the party establishment, State Senator Catherine E. Pugh, the winner out of a crowded field of mayoral candidates, with the victor in this heavily Democratic city almost certain to prevail in November.
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National Democrats are somewhat worried that running a more liberal candidate against Bacon will result in a loss in the district, but it's an interesting test of whether progressive ideas can prevail in a swing district in the Midwestern plains.
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It's obviously way too early for anyone to have a realistic sense of who is going to prevail in Democrats' large field of 2020 presidential candidates, but it's never too early to start breathless speculation about at least parts of it.
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By teaming up with Rahul Gandhi of Congress - another forty-something politician - Yadav hopes to prevail in the three-cornered contest with the BJP and the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) led by Mayawati, a former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh.
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There is little question that the United States would prevail in a conventional war, an outcome not lost on the Iranians when the United States quickly toppled the Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and routed the Taliban from power in Afghanistan.
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Surely the moral intelligence of the entire institution should be brought to bear on judging, case by case, the nature of the support being offered, with the trust that a balance of idealism and pragmatism will prevail in decision-making.
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Given this show's defining knack for upending expectations, the long-promised battle for control of the kingdom seems sure to veer from the usual "good guys meet bad guys, blow stuff up, suffer losses but prevail in the end" script.
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They said it spoke to their deep-seated fears about the fate of the country if Democrats prevail in the November midterms, and did so using the raw, flame-throwing rhetoric that, to them, signals a Trump-like authority and authenticity.
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All three will hold primaries on Tuesday, when Bloomberg will appear on ballots for the first time this election to test his theory that a self-funded candidate can prevail in the Democratic primary while skipping the first four voting states.
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Rublev displayed near flawless judgment with his shotmaking throughout the match and while Tsitsipas tried to lure him off the baseline, the Russian stuck to his gameplan to prevail in a battle of 21-year-olds that lasted nearly four hours.
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Additionally, many Democrats appear to have settled on the view that Biden is more likely to prevail in November than Sanders, and a large chunk of Democratic voters view electability as the single most important factor driving their primary vote.
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Alternatively, the Supreme Court could drastically limit abortion rights by making it much harder for anyone to bring a lawsuit challenging an anti-abortion law and by providing only very narrow relief to plaintiffs who do prevail in an abortion case.
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" • But Facebook "believed at most it should be paying into the hundreds of millions" and "felt it could easily prevail in court if it had to battle the F.T.C. over how it calculates fines and what qualifies as a violation.
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And let us not forget that although someone might well prevail in a lawsuit brought against them under this legislation, the bills send such a chilling message that many might decide not to even entertain not doing business with Israel.
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Mr. Carson, skeptical that the department can prevail in the case, has authorized his staff to create an alternative plan, which might include a new round of hearings into how to improve the rule, according to one of the officials.
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Mr. Clark, with whom Mr. Tyson had worked closely, resigned from the group, and Mr. Tyson, then the acting executive director, followed suit in late 1964, when Mr. Powell was about to prevail in his choice for a permanent executive director.
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But Kasich was a very distant second to Trump, and GOP insiders believe he has neither the organization nor the ideological appeal to prevail in South Carolina or in the several Deep South states that will vote on March 22019.
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The majority on the 9th Circuit panel said the Trump administration was likely to prevail in its arguments that it had legal authority to issue regulations to broaden the definition of what constituted someone likely to become dependent on public assistance.
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The success or failure of Inditex's plan could help determine whether combining online sales with a large store network can prevail in mass-market fashion, where blazers sell for under 73 euros ($27) and midi dresses for under 23 euros.
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To prevail in any international confrontation—whethr it is disarming North Korea, stifling Russian aggression or fixing trade aggression—the president needs to know the enemy, cultivate allies to bring pressure that compliments U.S. actions and implement a strategy that makes retaliation difficult.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The $115 million a Florida jury awarded to Hulk Hogan on Friday may seem like a big blow to the website Gawker, but the media company could ultimately prevail in its court battle with the flamboyant wrestler, legal experts say.
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"The NFL Draft was so close that NFL teams did not have sufficient time to investigate the matter and assure themselves of Conley&aposs innocence, nor was there time for Conley to prevail in any criminal proceedings before the draft," the countersuit claims.
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These interwoven trajectories are, by design, aimed at making the Bradley better able to find and destroy enemy targets in the immediate future while also engineering innovations for armored combat vehicles intended to prevail in mechanized war 20 to 30 years from now.
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Caesars has said it expects to prevail in the lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan, but it wanted to remove the threat it could be found to be liable for billions of dollars to holders of bonds issued by its operating unit.
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Many immigrants don't ultimately prevail in immigration court, but the time it takes for them to build their cases (and the fact that immigration courts are understaffed) means that it usually takes months or years for a judge to reach that conclusion.
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"This man killed Markeis in cold blood, without a second thought about the devastating impact his actions would have on our family, but this charge gives us a measure of hope that the truth will win and justice will prevail in the end."
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Clinton had cleared some of the key hurdles in the delegate race, starting with a narrow win in the Iowa caucuses, where she proved she could prevail in the caucus format after losing 13 of 14 caucuses to Mr. Obama in 2008.
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However, the Cleveland Indians, who set a new all-time record on September 14th with their 403nd straight victory—a thriller in which they were down to their final strike before coming back to prevail in extra innings—are challenging that notion.
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Former NSA and CIA director Michael Hayden said Tuesday the government would be giving intelligence services one more entryway into Americans' data should it prevail in the dispute with Apple over unlocking an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists.
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"The repeated provocation is a reckless and irresponsible behavior, like pouring cold water on the wishes of our new government and the international community for denuclearization and peace to prevail in the Korean Peninsula," said a statement from South Korea's Foreign Ministry.
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ON BOARD AIR FORCE ONE (Reuters) - The White House is confident that it will prevail in a legal back-and-forth over President Donald Trump's executive order to prevent travelers from seven countries entering the United States, spokesman Sean Spicer said on Monday.
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"Today's report should ease some of the low inflation concerns among wavering Fed officials, and we continue to expect the leadership will prevail in getting another hike in at the December meeting," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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Mr. Kasich remains in the race in hopes that if neither Mr. Trump nor Mr. Cruz, both deeply unpopular with the party's leadership, garner enough delegates necessary to win the nomination outright, he could prevail in a contested nominating convention in July.
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"There is something of a risk-off undertone that may prevail in the market until we get some clarification on the tax cut plan we are expecting to get from the Senate," said Shaun Osborne, currency strategist at Scotia Bank in Toronto.
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"After reviewing DOJ's lawsuit against AT&T-Time Warner and watching AT&T's press conference, we still see a settlement as possible and, failing that, we believe AT&T would prevail in court," Cowen's research team wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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And while Trump didn't endorse in the Arizona Senate primary, he still loomed large over the race to replace the retiring Flake, an outspoken critic of the president who determined he could not prevail in a Republican primary despite his strong conservative credentials.
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Though these court cases may seem a little less exciting than the Fall classic, many of the tools used to predict the result of the World Series can help observers see why the DOJ should prevail in these important consumer protection cases.
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More broadly, it could point to whether the model of combining online sales with a large network of physical stores can ultimately prevail in mass-market fashion, where tailored trousers sell for under 30 euros ($35) and sequined dresses for under 50 euros.
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House leaders had kept their chamber in session through the afternoon to leave room for the possibility that the Democratic measure would prevail in the Senate, and they could call a vote on it later Thursday and send it to the White House.
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On myriad looming legal fights, they are confident they will ultimately prevail in court — and there is always the possibility that a high-impact witness will be willing to buck Mr. Trump and emerge like John Dean unexpectedly turned on President Richard Nixon.
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Ms. Sherrill became the latest woman to prevail in a nationwide wave of female candidacies and will now continue a nearly 18-month effort to replace Mr. Frelinghuysen with a Democrat in a district where Mr. Trump's victory has spawned intense activism.
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The Committee expects that economic conditions will evolve in a manner that will warrant gradual increases in the federal funds rate; the federal funds rate is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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Should Mr. Biden prevail in South Carolina — an outcome that is no longer seen as a near-certainty — there could be enormous pressure on the other moderates in the race to stand down and give him a clean shot at Mr. Sanders.
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They say them because they are aware that the real reason for favoring confrontation with Iran — commitment to the idea that the US-Saudi alliance is valuable and we should be helping the Saudis prevail in their regional power struggle — isn't politically viable.
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No design is ever permanent but merely a way station between what a thing used to be and what it might yet become — a source of consolation, perhaps, if your wished-for presidential redesign did not prevail in this past week's contest.
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Steve King remains a heavy favorite to prevail in November, but he's got some competition in the form of Democrat J.D. Scholten, a former professional baseball player barnstorming the northwest Iowa district in a red, white and blue Winnebago emblazoned with his name.
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"I do hope that reason will prevail in the end and that authorities will allow Bira to continue at least for the winter because we have no alternatives at the moment," he said, blaming political leaders for poor handling of the crisis.
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They made the 0003th Air Force more lethal, and their contributions were pivotal in the outcome of World War II. While the Tuskegee Airmen would influence the battle in Europe, the Native American Code Talkers would help the Allies prevail in the Pacific.
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As our caustic political debate continues, we must as ourselves whether Russian strategic planners have succeeded in using that 20th century lesson from the Vietnam War to fracture our national will, and thereby erode our ability to prevail in any 21st century conflict.
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BRUINS PREVAIL IN DOUBLE OVERTIME Sean Kuraly's second goal of the game at 10 minutes 19 seconds of the second overtime gave the Boston Bruins a 3-2 win over the Ottawa Senators in Game 5, avoiding elimination in the first-round series.
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"This project is proceeding and the rule of law needs to prevail in B.C." (TC Energy did not respond to The New Republic's request for comment on the police action by publishing time.) In 1997, the landmark Canadian Supreme Court case Delgamuukw v.
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Mr. Massey, who is running on the Independence line and hopes to prevail in a Republican primary, has also put in more than $1.2 million of his own money so far, and has vowed to eschew the city's generous campaign finance matching system.
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But he quickly backed McSally after her victory, a signal that the president or his allies believe she could use support from Arizona's conservative base if she is going to prevail in one of the Senate battlegrounds most favorable to Democrats this year.
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The Committee expects that economic conditions will evolve in a manner that will warrant gradual increases in the federal funds rate; the federal funds rate is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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I also may have been engaged in some subconscious effort to make up for the fact that a year earlier, I got in a fight with a guy I worked with—we were cabana boys—and didn't exactly prevail in the parking-lot melee.
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Just as Trump used a no-holds-barred approach to prevail in business, Stone is known as a dark-arts genius in politics and his Nixonian style could be seen in the "Lock her up!" chants directed at Hillary Clinton at his client's rallies.
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But make no mistake about it, the American justice system I think is going to prevail in this endeavor to get to the bottom of who might have been collaborating and working with foreign actors to try to undermine the integrity of the election.
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Trump's fear of losing was planted in his heart by his father, who demanded that he prevail in every contest and, when he failed to succeed at the private academy he attended in Queens, banished him to a harsh military academy in Upstate New York.
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The law makes invisible the struggles of prisoners who advocate for themselves, punishing them if they choose to litigate, blockading them from receiving outside legal help, and minimizing the availability of real justice for the few who do prevail in a court of law.
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Loughlin, Huffman, and the other parents in this case may not have a "side door" by which to prevail in their criminal case: They can't hire someone to appear in court for them, or serve time, if they are tried and sentenced to prison.
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The 31-year-old Tsonga saved five of eight break points and had to prevail in the face of 16 aces from Kyrgios to win their first meeting and give himself the chance of a third Marseille crown after his victories in 2009 and 2013.
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Padres prevail in 14 on Upton's homer SAN DIEGO — After the San Diego Padres lost four straight games overall as well as their first four home games at Petco Park, rookie manager Andy Green was looking for anything to give his struggling club a boost.
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"It is uncertain if super apps will prevail in Brazil, but it may speed up Inter's profitability," Tatiana Brandt, an analyst at research firm Eleven Financial said in an interview, adding she thinks that a lot of potential growth is already priced into the stock.
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"It is uncertain if super apps will prevail in Brazil, but it may speed up Inter's profitability," Tatiana Brandt, an analyst at research firm Eleven Financial said in an interview, adding she thinks that a lot of potential growth is already priced into the stock.
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Equity futures neared an 11-month high to start the overnight session as markets wrongly bet that the "Remain" camp would prevail in Britain's referendum, but sold off sharply as the results showed otherwise - even triggering a market stop put in place to curtail volatility.
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It is "received wisdom" that agencies nearly always prevail in establishing the reasonableness of their interpretations, wrote law profs Barnett and Walker in the forthcoming Notre Dame law review article, "Chevron Step Two's Domain," a draft of which the profs published on Dec. 4.
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"As long as both Cruz, Rubio and Kasich remain in the race, then Trump will continue to prevail in upcoming primary states and he will vacuum up the delegates while the vote splits among the remaining candidates," said Ron Bonjean, a Republican operative in Washington.
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The Committee expected that economic conditions would evolve in a manner that would warrant only gradual increases in the federal funds rate, and the federal funds rate was likely to remain, for some time, below levels that were expected to prevail in the longer run.
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"We are surprised by Dr. Reddy's decision to launch "at risk" given the ongoing litigation and associated significant risk to them of substantial economic damages if, as we believe, we eventually prevail in protecting the Suboxone Film patent estate," Indivior's Chief Executive Shaun Thaxter said.
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To prevail in these waters, according to officials and analysts who scrutinize Chinese military developments, China does not need a military that can defeat the United States outright but merely one that can make intervention in the region too costly for Washington to contemplate.
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To nominate candidates who, like Lamb, are equipped to win working and middle class swing districts in the general election will require Democratic primary voters to cast strategic rather than ideological ballots — focusing on who can prevail in November, in 2018 but also in 2020.
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In the end, the Toronto Grinders would prevail in a crushing 6-2 victory against the Montreal Mashers—a hard pill to swallow for Dammann, who was the captain of the Montreal team and took issue with some of the reinforcements that his opponents got.
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Judge Denise J. Casper of the United States District Court in Massachusetts issued a preliminary injunction on Monday, saying that Geoffrey Pesce was likely to prevail in his argument that such a refusal violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and was cruel and unusual punishment.
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I believe that only a Europe of many peoples — as first embodied by Charlemagne, as prophesied by Winston Churchill after World War II — only a democratically unified Europe of diverse cultures will be able to prevail in the global struggle between emergent and established powers.
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The Democrat-led U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill that would make it easier for workers to prevail in age discrimination lawsuits by requiring them to show only that age was one factor in an employment decision, rather than the decisive one.
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So to make sure that we don't increase these divides, these inequalities in the world, we need to transform the digital technologies into an instrument to attenuate the inequality—and not into an instrument that makes more and more inequality prevail in today's world.
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TV. "We're going to have people on both sides trying to delegitimize every election and that is just a sad state for our country to be in, so this is going nowhere and I hope cooler heads will prevail in the future," he added.
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Up to this point, the two Midwestern moderates have benefited from an early primary calendar focusing on small, relatively homogeneous states, and neither has yet built the kind of racially diverse national following that it will very likely take to prevail in the March primaries.
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WASHINGTON, May 12 (Reuters) - Three competing plans for providing funds to address a Zika virus outbreak will be presented on the floor of the U.S. Senate, but it was unclear which if any would prevail in the fractured chamber, according to senior Democratic aides.
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Though Jackson struck a blow against the establishment that he had campaigned against, that power reconstituted within the coalition of newly powerful elites in the North and planters in the South that he represented, one that would prevail in political battles for decades to come.
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And while there's been some skepticism about whether the suit will prevail in court — and, if it does, how the court's ruling will be enforced — the plaintiffs could conceivably win a sort of victory along the way by forcing Trump to disclose his tax returns.
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The Committee expects that economic conditions will evolve in a manner that will warrant only gradual increases in the federal funds rate; the federal funds rate is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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"The result of Prop S here in San Francisco will be a strong indication that this kind of effort can prevail in other metro areas," said Brad Erickson, arts advocate and executive director of Theater Bay Area, who is confident the measure will pass.
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They expected that economic conditions would evolve in a manner that would warrant gradual increases in the federal funds rate, and they agreed that the federal funds rate was likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.
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The U.S. government has long favored Britain-in-Europe, both because the U.K.-EU single market speeds U.S. business on the continent, and because U.S. policymakers have long worried about the statism and anti-Americanism likely to prevail in an EU from which Britain is absent.
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It might also give a taste of which narrative might prevail in the campaign for the November presidential election - one built around evidence of steady economic recovery and an improving labor market, or one of pessimism fueled by stagnant incomes for many and widening wealth disparities.
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The exit of Ms. Fallon, who has held the post for two years, means that Mr. Obama is losing a trusted aide in the West Wing whose deep relationships on Capitol Hill helped him prevail in tough fights over trade, federal spending and the Iran nuclear deal.
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"Although the Democrats did not prevail in these cases, they did at least force the Republican Party to state, for the record, that they will not engage in voter intimidation," said Joshua A. Douglas, an election law expert at the University of Kentucky College of Law.
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But at the same time, if the forces arrayed against Mr. Trump do not prevail in Wisconsin, they are unlikely to slow Mr. Trump in the ideologically more favorable turf of the East, increasing his chances of locking down the nomination before the July national convention.
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When accusations of corruption, misconduct, and deceit threatened to tarnish the island's reputation, the people of Puerto Rico —both home and abroad— took to the streets peacefully to clean house and show the world that civility and honesty can prevail in the face of daunting political challenges.
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One attorney I spoke with noted that a SCOTUS case likely would be heard by a court that includes recent Trump nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who has a long track record of favoring business in regulatory matters, making it highly unlikely DOJ could ever prevail in the end.
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"Should the State Department prevail in that argument or otherwise obtain delays beyond Election Day in Plaintiff's and in other similar cases, it would leave Plaintiff and the public without information guaranteed to them under the FOIA," Leopold, the journalist, argued in a Monday evening court filing.
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If the prosecutors prevail in the retrial, Mr. Schellenberg could be sentenced to a longer term, or even the death penalty, at a time when China and Canada are locked in an escalating dispute that began with the arrest in Vancouver of a prominent Chinese technology executive.
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BuzzFeed's legal defense of its decision to publish the so-called Trump dossier suffered a setback Tuesday night as a federal judge issued a ruling that could make it easier for a Russian internet entrepreneur to prevail in a libel suit against the online news outlet.
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"This man killed Markeis in cold blood, without a second thought about the devastating impact his actions would have on our family, but this charge gives us a measure of hope that the truth will win and justice will prevail in the end," a family statement said.
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For its past unlicensed use of pre-1972 recordings, the satellite radio company agreed to pay a minimum of $25 million, with up to $15 million in additional payments depending on whether the Turtles prevail in appeals that are pending in the New York and Florida cases.
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House Republican on impeachment vote: 'I hope cooler heads will prevail in the future' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump set to be impeached in historic vote MORE discusses legislation that would bar the U.S. from doing business with Chinese companies deemed a national security threat Rep.
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Starting with hardy coral polyps that survived past environmental assaults in Kaneohe Bay, the Gates lab is trying to make them even hardier, crossbreeding the corals and testing offspring in water treated to mimic the hotter, more acidic conditions likely to prevail in a future ocean.
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Washington (CNN)The winner of Mississippi's gubernatorial election Tuesday will not only have to capture the state's popular vote, but will also have to prevail in the state's unique election process for electing a governor and other statewide officials that was established during the Jim Crow era.
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The nearly party-line vote to recommend Trump's removal from office and label him a national security threat was met by a defiant president who vowed to prevail in a Senate trial overseen by his Republican allies — but whose presidency will be forever blemished by an impeachment.
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His storytelling instincts prevail in "Bon Voyage," which essentially offers veteran Bausch performers (among them Helena Pikon, Andrey Berezin, Nazareth Pandero, Julie Shanahan) in a series of stories and vignettes about death and grief that take place on a rotating, ever-changing set (bravo, Alex Eales).
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" But Kesha's attorneys are arguing that releasing Kesha from her Kemosabe contract could still be "commercially reasonable," saying "the court did not explain, nor could it, why any potential harm to SME could not adequately be compensated by money damages if it were to prevail in the litigation.
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The nature of America's adversarial legal system is that your ability to prevail in court is closely linked to your ability to hire expensive lawyers, meaning that in both civil conflicts with middle-class people and criminal conflicts with the federal government, the rich have a huge leg up.
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World number 33 Pouille, who won 6-1 6-4, converted three out of seven break points and saved two on his serve to prevail in an hour and 11 minutes at the Wiener Stadthalle and dent Tsonga's chances of qualifying for the ATP Finals in London next month.
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For boomer liberals like my father, there is still a belief that Trump is fundamentally un-American in his bigotry, xenophobia, and corruption, and that the combined forces of Congress and the courts can prevail in excising him from a vision that this country ultimately bends toward justice.
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Why it matters: If the United Auto Workers prevail "in unionizing the plant, it will be a historic win for a labor organization that has spent decades trying to build influence outside of Detroit and represent more factory workers across the car-manufacturing sector," the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Still, even if Democrats convince voters of their cause and prevail in an ideal scenario of winning both the Senate and the White House in 2016, the trend lines marked by Scalia's death point to greater polarization and less consensus, not only in Congress, but in the Court itself.
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"Jessica is very excited to see justice prevail in this case, and remains confident that USCIS, when it actually adjudicates the DACA renewal, will, this time, follow the correct procedures in making its decision," attorney Charles Kuck said in a written statement after the judge's ruling on Monday.
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Elias, who also served as general counsel for John Kerry's unsuccessful 2004 presidential campaign, noted that he had helped Democrats to prevail in a string of tight contests and recounts over two decades, from former Nevada Senator Harry Reid's 1998 win to Maria Cantwell's 2000 recount in Washington state.
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Now, it&aposs worth remembering the Center for Immigration Studies estimates if this House language, like that in the Gang of Eight Bill, were to prevail in the Senate, we could be looking at 32 million new voting-age adults living in the United States by the year 2036.
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It doubtless was considering the possibility that, should Hillary Clinton prevail in the United States election next month, it would have to explain its role as host to the man who, by remote control, appears to have coordinated the publication of emails purloined from people close to Mrs.
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Indeed, several stories recounted in "Prairie Fires" reveal an often-overlooked reason it can be so difficult to prevail in disputes over fact: Truth is often shifty, and even stories unmistakably supported by extensive research in primary sources can sometimes be easily mistaken for the work of a novelist.
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The bigger picture: Jim Stewart notes that the battle casts a spotlight on dual-class stock structures: Should CBS ultimately prevail in what would be a highly unusual attempt to dilute a controlling shareholder, a bevy of dual-class companies will no doubt be scrambling to rewrite their bylaws.
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Should younger, unabashedly progressive Democrats, such as Stacey Abrams in Georgia and Andrew Gillum in Florida, win swing-state gubernatorial races, or should Beto O'Rourke prevail in his Senate bid in Texas, it could create a mood of electric generational change that might be inhospitable to Mr. Biden.
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The decision means that Gubarev might be able to prevail in the suit by showing mere negligence by BuzzFeed and won't have to meet the more demanding "actual malice" standard typically applied in U.S. courts in controversies involving prominent individuals or those actively engaged in a public debate.
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Bernstein and Wallach make a potentially constructive attempt to deal with one aspect of the Democratic Party's key dilemma: the struggle to prevail in national elections while accommodating the conflicting interests of diverse constituencies — including the conflict between the Sanders-Warren-Ellison wing and the free-trade wing.
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However, reason does not always prevail in politics, and there may have to be tit-for-tat tariffs and trade conflict, if not all-out war, before the two sides can come back and negotiate something that would probably look a lot like what is on offer now.
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If they prevail in the suit against the former military psychologists, James E. Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, who helped devise and run the interrogation program, it would be the first time an American civilian court has held anyone accountable for a role in developing counterterrorism policies after the Sept.
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If reformists within the EPRDF prevail in the ongoing power struggle and act with the utmost caution, putting country before an individual or party interest, Ethiopia has a real chance for a transformative change, and the US and all other stakeholders must do all they can to enable them.
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The agencies have concerns that, should House Republicans prevail in their push to release the memo, they would be tempted to continue to selectively release sensitive intelligence when it suited their political needs — and that next time, it could put C.I.A. or N.S.A. intelligence at risk of being revealed.
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If the iPhone users prevail in the underlying antitrust suit, Apple could be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties, and it may have to re-tool the way it sells apps on its platform, although any verdict in the case is probably still years away.
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Given its synergies with AOL, analysts see Verizon as the most likely candidate to prevail in the auction for Yahoo's web business, which has garnered interest from a host of private equity firms and other bidders such as a Warren Buffett-backed consortium led by Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert.
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In the wake of the Republican National Convention and continued damage to Clinton's reputation from the email scandal, just 52 percent of respondents to the July CNBC Fed Survey now believe the Democratic nominee will prevail in November, a sharp drop from 80 percent in the April and June surveys.
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The Stars came out of the All-Star break with a 6-3 triumph over Toronto on Tuesday for their second straight victory and first win streak since December while the Jets shook off the rust from having four days off to prevail in St. Louis 163-3 on Tuesday.
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But at least one Republican member of Congress -- and the President -- have fueled speculation over whether GOP lawmakers could end up helping Pelosi prevail in the race, possibly to gain leverage to advance their own priorities or in a bid to keep one of their favorite partisan targets in place. Rep.
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But he didn't and now Jones, the wind at his back, has a legitimate shot to prevail in December -- especially if more alleged victims emerge and Moore continues to say things like, "I don't remember dating any girl without the permission of her mother," as he told Sean Hannity last week.
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Indicated 20.5 percent higher Hannover Re will reach its profit targets despite expecting low interest rates to prevail in the euro zone for the next five to 20.1 years, as it expects to make returns of at least 20.7 percent on capital markets, its finance chief told Euro am Sonntag.
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"The Committee expects that economic conditions will evolve in a manner that will warrant gradual increases in the federal funds rate; the federal funds rate is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run," the Federal Reserve wrote in a statement.
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Hopkins (1989), the Supreme Court held that victims of employment discrimination could sometimes prevail in a lawsuit against their employer if they showed that the employer acted with "mixed motives" — that is, if the employer took action against the plaintiffs for a combination of reasons, only some of which were unlawful.
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"For instance if a woman is fired for not acting feminine enough at work, or wants to wear pants, she could not prevail in her claim unless she can show that men are allowed to violate sex stereotypes at work," said Jon Davidson, chief counsel of Freedom for All Americans.
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A room that was essentially a Formica-lined cafeteria received a $563 million dollar face-lift that started five years ago as the operator of the track and one of the world's biggest sports betting operators formed a partnership to wager that New Jersey would prevail in its legalization efforts.
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WASHINGTON — A president trying to prevail in an impeachment trial stood with an Israeli prime minister under indictment on Tuesday to announce a long-delayed plan for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the result sounded more like a road map for their own futures than for the Middle East.
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If the Raisens do not prevail in their effort to gain credit and royalties from "Truth Hurts," Iser said, that "would make it impossible for working musicians to be confident that they will be properly credited for their work if they get into a studio and create songs with powerful artists."
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It's the hope for some of them that Cordray will prevail in the early May primary and — leveraging liberal enthusiasm, the chaos of the Trump administration, and the recent resignation of the Republican state speaker of the house — then go onto win in November, giving Democrats the upper hand in Ohio's redistricting.
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"The business trade associations and Republican-led states that filed the litigation in Texas opposing the rules have won today, but will not ultimately prevail in their attempt to take away a long-overdue pay raise for America's workers," said Christine Owens, executive director of the National Employment Law Project, in a release.
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And while the administration secured the new sanctions with a team -- including national security adviser H.R. McMaster, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Haley, and career State Department and National Security Council officials -- it remains unclear whether the President will be content to allow that model of coordination to prevail in the coming months.
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We had to prevail in the battle of the Atlantic over the German U-boats to amass more than a million troops and supplies to launch from Britain, and had to master diplomacy and compromise with our allies because no single nation was strong enough to defeat the Nazi Empire on its own.
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Democrats had high hopes for Georgia this year — hopes that appear to have been partially vindicated in the suburbs north of Atlanta, where Lucy McBath is likely to prevail in the district Jon Ossoff initially made famous — and the sense that they were potentially robbed of gubernatorial victory by vote suppression will sting.
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"We had a fairly clear message from the federal court through Judge Gleason's order that she did not think that we would prevail in our argument that downtown Hope Center fell within the definition of public accommodation," Windt Pearson told the AP. Gleason was appointed to the bench by former President Obama.
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But Pardo countered that she would produce a signed declaration from the senior director of animal health at the Dallas Zoo stating that the elephants had already been sedated and would face potentially grave risks if they had to be resedated for later plane travel should the zoos prevail in the pending hearing.
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But Pardo countered that she would produce a signed declaration from the senior director of animal health at the Dallas Zoo stating that the elephants had already been sedated and would face potentially grave risks if they had to be resedated for later plane travel should the zoos prevail in the pending hearing.
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