Iraqi forces retake east side in December and, in February, begin operation to retake west side.
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Democrats need to win 24 seats to retake control of the House, and two to retake the Senate.
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Iraqi troops are making plans to retake Western Mosul Iraqi troops are making plans to retake Western Mosul This segment originally aired Jan.
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The battle Tuesday is meant to retake that area, Kurdish officials said, but is likely to stop short of attempting to retake the beleaguered city.
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We could be watching retake after retake, which will be no fun for anyone, least of all the officials by the time everyone gets angry.
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An offensive led by Syrian Kurdish and Arab fighters aims to retake Raqqa, the group's de facto capital, as Iraq's military tries to fully retake Mosul.
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The battle, announced Tuesday, is meant to retake that area, Kurdish officials said, but is likely to stop short of attempting to retake the beleaguered Syrian city.
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Then the focus would turn down the ballot — to whether Democrats could retake the Senate, or even whether they have a shot to retake the House of Representatives.
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Democrats see Faso's district as one of many that are needed to retake the lower chamber of Congress, where they hope to retake 23 seats to claim the House majority.
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McCain also asked how long it would take to retake Mosul and Raqqa with those levels and how many personnel are needed to retake both cities by the end of the year.
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The offensive to retake the city began in October 2016.
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Menendez is expected to retake the position from Maryland Sen.
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You retake the quiz to get the result you want.
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For weeks an offensive to retake Idlib had seemed imminent.
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Similarly, pupils have fewer opportunities to retake exams they flop.
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Democrats need 24 seats to retake the House in 2018.
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Gold appears to need some additional help to retake $2403.25,211.
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Gold appears to need some additional help to retake $215.11,20.1.
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The clubs' ownership will retake control of America Movil's stakes.
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Tea Party conservatives will retake control of the Republican Party.
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Israel undoubtedly could retake Gaza militarily but has other considerations.
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Things will be quite different if Democrats retake the Senate.
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Reuters: Democrats face 'almost impossible map' to retake U.S. Senate.
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Democrats need 24 seats to retake control of the House.
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Russia may help Mr. Assad's forces retake the province eventually.
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Democrats had been itching to retake the seat ever since.
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But Republicans blew a solid chance to retake the Senate.
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They need at least 30 seats to retake the House.
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Democrats are trying to retake the state Senate outright November.
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Friday marked the third day of an offensive to retake Hodeida.
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We're pretty sure Tim probably didn't mind a retake or eight.
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The coalition launched an offensive to retake the city in June.
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That the Iraqi government will retake Mosul is not in doubt.
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He promised $80m to help Democrats retake the House of Representatives.
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But perhaps the Democrats will retake Congress someday — someday soon, even!
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The Nittany Lions forced a couple of turnovers to retake control.
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Iraqi forces have been attempting to retake the city since October.
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Democrats need only 29 House seats to retake the majority. 225.
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Iraqi forces in October kicked off an offensive to retake it.
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We can't retake the positions that we've given up without it.
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This past October, Iraqi forces began offensive to retake the city.
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Let's retake Hong Kong for a real and fully fledged democracy.
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Democrats likely won't retake all of Congress in the November election.
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Constand is expected to retake the stand Monday when court resumes.
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Democrats need to gain 23 seats to retake the House majority.
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Those who got caught had to retake a cyber training course.
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"We should lose 100 lives to retake that area," he said.
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Until his death in 1975, Chiang was determined to retake China.
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Let the Taliban retake control, which is inevitable if we leave?
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If it holds up, Democrats are favored to retake the House.
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Democrats need to pick up 23 seats to retake the House.
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Paradoxically, for nature to retake its course, human intervention is required.
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The Democrats need 24 seats to retake the House next year.
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Democrats need to pick up 2900 seats to retake the House.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Will Democrats impeach him if they retake the house?
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Khalifa Haftar launched a bloody assault to retake the Libyan capital.
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But gerrymandering and other factors have severely tilted the playing field, so they would need to win the popular vote by a wide margin to retake the House, and a huge margin to retake the Senate.
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Republicans kept Congress, holding back a Democratic attempt to retake the Senate.
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Democrats are expected to retake control of the House from the GOP.
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They gained time to regroup and then retake ground from the opposition.
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It also could backfire if and when Democrats eventually retake the Senate.
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She plans to get her picture taken on retake day, November 12.
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It will also warn a driver to retake control in certain situations.
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Abadi has pledged to retake Mosul by the end of the year.
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Ancestors would always let the forest retake the land as it pleased.
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The company says this will help them retake to the skies faster.
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Democrats will retake the Senate with a two or more seat margin.
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To retake the majority, they need a net gain of three seats.
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Anyway, the Frey folk are going to retake Riverrun, because Walder says.
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The offensive to retake the key northwestern city from ISIS started Sunday.
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Will Daenerys and her dragons retake the Iron Throne for the Targaryens?
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Iraqi forces expect a fierce battle against Islamic State to retake Mosul.
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And with that, the operation to retake Kunduz became an American plan.
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They have promised to repeal it if they retake Congress this fall.
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This approach could succeed even if pro-government forces never retake Aleppo.
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If you don't agree with the results, you can retake the quiz.
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Democrats ultimately gained 40 seats in the House to retake the majority.
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He was planning to retake it and transfer for his sophomore year.
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The Iraqi effort to retake Falluja left it less devastated than Ramadi.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has pledged to retake Mosul this year.
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Like Abrams, he put forward commonsense policies to retake power from elites.
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Democrats need a net gain of two seats to retake the Senate.
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They played a big part in the campaign to retake eastern Aleppo.
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They currently need to retake 23 seats to take over in November.
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It will probably not lead to impeachment, unless Democrats retake the House.
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She failed her first road test but plans to retake it soon.
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Neither the government nor the Taliban are strong enough to retake control.
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Democrats flipped 85033 seats to retake control of the House in 2018.
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Iraqi security forces launched their offensive to retake Tal Afar on Sunday.
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And Mr. Hurst was one of at least 14 Democrats to retake what had formerly been Republican seats, putting the party in contention to retake the House of Delegates for the first time in more than 15 years.
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Millions more may follow if the regime tries to retake other rebel enclaves.
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A campaign to retake Mosul, the group's base in Iraq, is making progress.
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That way, fedoras will once again retake their rightful place as acceptable headwear.
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The government suffered heavy casualties during the last year trying to retake Karma.
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Mr. Rubio sought to retake the floor, but Mr. Christie cut him off.
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Overall, Democrats need to win, on net, 215 seats to retake the House.
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If there is no decision within 180 days, Rousseff would retake the presidency.
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The timeline for the campaign to retake Raqqa and Mosul is also unclear.
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The Iraqi government started touting the planned operation to retake Falluja last week.
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Plus, Amazon made its initial picks after progressives helped Democrats retake the House.
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But that doesn't mean they'd actually push it if they did retake Congress.
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What we have to do is retake, we have grab our words back.
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In October 2016, coalition forces launched the battle to retake the strategic city.
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Efforts to retake Mosul, ISIS's last major city in Iraq, started in October.
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Still, that eight-point edge suggests Democrats have the potential retake the House.
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Sure, it is still possible for Democrats to retake the House in 2018.
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Samsung will need to wow consumers if it wants to retake that ground.
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Pro-government websites said the army was sending reinforcements to retake these towns.
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If I did not follow it strictly, they would ask for a retake.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats to retake the House majority.
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Democrats may very well ride a wave to retake the House in 2018.
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But even that might not be enough for Democrats to retake the House.
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Most polls indicate that Democrats are poised to retake the House of Representatives.
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Toni What are your thoughts on whether the Democrats can retake the Senate?
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Colorado could play a key role in Democratic efforts to retake the Senate.
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Soon after, Elliott was able to get back by Keselowski to retake second.
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Democrats must gain 23 seats in the House to retake the majority there.
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In September 20113, Assad's forces began a concerted effort to retake the city.
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If that happens, though, don't worry: The US military will just retake Fallujah.
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Their performance suggests they are more likely to retake the House than not.
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To retake the House, they'll need a net gain of around 20183 seats.
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In September 2015, Assad's forces began a concerted effort to retake the city.
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If they can do both, they will be favored to retake the House.
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Democrats argue that the wave of retirements will help them retake the House.
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"Assume Putin decides to 'retake' Alaska, the way he 'retook' Crimea," he wrote.
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Experience firsthand the battles endured to retake the city of Falluja from ISIS.
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Mr. Douglass later distanced himself from the final decision to retake the prison.
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Southern Miss cut the lead to one point but couldn't retake the lead.
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The beginning of the offensive to retake Mosul is certainly a welcome development.
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To retake the Senate, Democrats need to pick up, on net, two seats.
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Bonsegundo converted the retake, and the game finished in a 3-3 tie.
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Democrats need to gain 24 seats nationwide to retake the House of Representatives.
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Witnesses reported that the forces began a counterassault to retake the hotel early Saturday.
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The challenges facing US-backed forces in Iraq just to retake Mosul are substantial.
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In October, the Iraqi government announced the military offensive to retake Mosul from ISIS.
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"Students already have the ability to retake the test," Delanghe told CNN on Wednesday.
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Assad has vowed to retake the region, backed by his Russian and Iranian allies.
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This is a possibility once Democrats retake the House in January, according to Politico.
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You can retake a selfie and let the magic algorithm re-analyze your face.
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A fed-up Iraq announced this morning it's starting an offensive to retake Falluja.
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If Assad were to retake all of Aleppo, it would be a major victory.
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The party needs to gain 22012 seats to retake the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Democrats are poised to make gains on Capitol Hill and could retake the Senate.
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New drivers could be made retake their test the first time they are caught.
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Several times they have lost territory overnight and had to fight to retake it.
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Tom Steyer will spend $2023 million to help Democrats retake the House in 2018.
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A diverse coalition of about 100,000 local troops led the mission to retake Mosul.
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The Central Intelligence Agency helped train an exile army to retake Cuba by force.
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The battle to retake Iraq's second-largest city from the Islamic State has begun.
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It's far from certain that Democrats will retake the House of Representative in November.
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Supreme Court crisis, Reid is seeking to expand the map and help Democrats retake
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Just 34 percent said they think Democrats will retake control of the lower chamber.
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The scene was chaotic as he tried to retake control of the House floor.
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Nominating Biden is no guarantee that Democrats will retake the White House this fall.
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In 2018, Democrats' efforts to retake the House were driven heavily by women candidates.
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Assad has vowed to retake the province, backed by his Russian and Iranian allies.
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They retake areas, [but] primarily, Iraqi forces have led the fights in those areas.
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In late September 2015, Assad's forces began a concerted effort to retake the city.
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Eastern, which will offer early clues about the Democrats' chance to retake the House.
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In June 2017, coalition forces began an assault to retake Mosul's historic Old City.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 House seats to retake the majority from Republicans.
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U.S.-backed forces have been fighting to retake the Islamic State strongholds of Mosul.
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The operation to retake Mosul had finally begun one week earlier on Oct. 16.
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Ninety-two percent of Democratic voters, meanwhile, want their party to retake the Senate.
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But the party still has a real chance to retake the House next year.
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Restituto Padilla predicted that the government would retake Marawi by Monday, Philippines Independence Day.
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Alonso said he was pushed off by Magnussen but managed to retake the place.
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"They keep saying that, 'we have to be prepared to retake Taiwan,'" said Cheng.
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In this case, it is important to retake the pill to guarantee its effectiveness.
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The Iraqi army, decimated by mass defections, couldn't retake the province on its own.
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If Democrats retake the Senate in the midterms, why shouldn't they become similarly obstructionist?
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How the world failed Syria this week Relentless push to retake territory Syria's ambassador to the United Nations, Bashar Jaafari, told the Security Council that his government plans to retake all of the territory lost to rebels, including the city of Aleppo.
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The air support has blunted rebel offensives and allowed the government to retake some areas.
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Still, Democrats also face some very serious challenges — particularly in their effort to retake Congress.
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They also have killed hundreds of fighters in the battle to retake Mosul, he said.
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Mosul Iraqi forces fighting to retake Mosul from ISIS grabbed a big prize -- the airport.
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He said he would retake the entire country, although this could take a long time.
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They still look likely to retake the House, but the Senate appears farther from reach.
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If you work hard, build infrastructure, and retake territory… you can fire like one dude.
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Democrats could very likely retake the Senate next fall, regardless of who wins the presidency.
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Boston answered with two runs in the fifth to retake the lead at 4-3.
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And Iraqi forces are about to launch a crucial offensive to retake ISIS's prize: Mosul.
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Trump's high disapproval ratings are the party's best chance, they believe, to retake the House.
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Phillips dominated the women's race, but not before having to retake the lead five times.
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Press "Keep Scan" to continue or "Retake" to delete the file and start again. 7.
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Nejim al Jobouri, the head of the operation to retake Mosul for the Iraqi army.
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If they both die in their fight, Shades and Mariah can retake control of Harlem.
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Indian rose-ringed parakeets attempt to retake their home from a a Bengal monitor lizard.
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Qantas is considering a nonstop flight from Auckland to London that would retake the title.
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GOLFERS are familiar with the concept of a "mulligan"—the chance to retake a shot.
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On Friday, Reid dismissed all the polls, predicting his party would retake the Senate majority.
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February 9, 2016: Iraqi forces retake Ramadi June 26, 2016: Iraqi troops regain Fallujah, Iraq.
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Ja&aposafari said Syria reserves the right to retake Idlib militarily if reconciliation talks fail.
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The Ducks scored two goals in 22019 seconds to retake the lead at 2650-2000.
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Democrats need a net gain of 24 seats to retake the majority in the House.
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Many of the deaths coincide with the operations to retake Mosul, Iraq and Raqqa, Syria.
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It also boosted Democrats who hope to retake control of Congress in elections next November.
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The party needs a net gain of 22019 seats to retake the House in November.
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Senate Democrats, itching to retake the chamber this fall, can hardly afford to shun him.
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When those forces tried to retake Aden, the UAE intervened against them with air strikes.
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The party must pick up at least 23 seats on Tuesday to retake the majority.
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The savagery that followed the decision to retake the prison was both predictable and avoidable.
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At that point, the tool gave Democrats overwhelming odds to retake control of the House.
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Weaknesses in the American-trained Afghan Army allowed the Taliban to retake some lost territory.
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Democrats are seeking to retake the majority in the House and Senate in Tuesday's elections.
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Nothing could be better for Democrats hoping to retake the Oval Office than a recession.
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The offensive to retake Marawi, in the southern Philippines, is now in its fourth week.
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Pelosi remains confident that she has the support to retake her prior position as Speaker.
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Several candidates have vowed to vote against her as speaker if Democrats retake the House.
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Second, Turkey, who have a green light now to retake ground from the Syrian Kurds.
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Yau and Leung could not retake their oaths, and would not become lawmakers, Beijing said.
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Leonidas Polk sent two experienced regiments to retake the so-called Free State of Jones.
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Iraqi forces were waiting to retake the city's surrounding areas to declare a complete victory.
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That's in part because of the lopsided playing field this year to retake the House.
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Clinton is likelier to retake a more comfortable lead than to fall behind Mr. Trump.
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Each course offers lifetime access so you can take (and retake) them whenever you'd like.
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Later in the day, Kurdish special forces supporting the SDF approach to retake the town.
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Ankara has demanded that the Y.P.G. not take part in the fight to retake Raqqa.
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They helped Republicans retake control of Congress and then helped Trump win the White House.
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Only after appealing to the university, he said, was he allowed to retake the exam.
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Trump still muses that Republicans could repeal Obamacare if they retake full control of Washington.
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Ivor had spent many days with a militia fighting the Islamic State to retake Raqqa.
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ALBRIGHT The only thing that's unreal is in real life, you don't get a retake.
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She promises "activist leadership" beyond the votes, whether the Democrats retake the House or not.
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And California now looms as prime territory for Democrats seeking to retake Congress next year.
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Pelosi is so confident that Democrats will retake the House that she's publicly predicted it.
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Egypt was turned over to the radical Muslim Brotherhood, forcing the military to retake control.
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The battle to retake Raqqa, the capital of ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate, has officially begun.
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After a fierce battle to retake the city, Mr. Duterte on Tuesday declared Marawi liberated.
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Students scoring just below a round-number threshold were more likely to retake the test.
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Democrats are favored to retake the House, and Republicans are favored to hold the Senate.
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But the trade fight between Washington and Beijing may be helping corn retake its crown.
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If Democrats don't retake the House of Representatives, imagine how emboldened President Trump would feel.
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Kurdish-led fighters attempted today to retake a strategic border town from Turkish-led forces.
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The festival announced on Thursday that he had agreed to take — or retake — the job.
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We will retake Mosul, but it will take a long time and be very messy.
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The operation to retake Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, has been ongoing since last year.
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Retirements from House Democrats are complicating the Democratic push to retake the majority next year.
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None of this is to say that the Democrats can't or won't retake the House.
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The House GOP needs to win back 18 seats in November to retake the majority.
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The Bulldogs scored the first 13 points of the second half to retake the lead.
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Mr Assad is a client, and Russia is happy for his regime to retake territory.
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One would be to ensure it has a role in the fight to retake Raqqa.
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This is well in excess of the 23 seats Democrats need to retake the House.
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His loss deals a significant blow to Democratic efforts to retake control of the Senate.
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Does all this mean that Pelosi should become speaker again if Democrats retake the House?
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If Democrats retake the House, Nadler will instantly become the party's gatekeeper on the issue.
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To retake the House in 2018, Democrats are looking at exactly these kinds of districts.
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Lufthansa surpassed Ryanair last year to retake the crown as Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers.
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Gerrymandering in states controlled by Republicans makes it more difficult for Democrats to retake the House.
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In that moment there is no do-over, there's no retake, there is no voice-over.
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Tommen then commands Jaime and his army to retake Riverrun for the Freys, which they do.
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Even if the Iraqi forces retake control of the city, what lies ahead for its people?
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If they retake the majority, Democrats will have to agree to and pass an actual agenda.
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Top Democrats have pointed to infrastructure as one their top priorities as they retake the House.
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Sinjar is no longer under ISIS control, but the battle to retake the city was devastating.
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You'll need to retake the photo, and make sure everyone has their eyes open this time.
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Argentina's Florencia Bonsegundo scored from the retake to snatch a draw that sent Scotland crashing out.
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In 2014, the Alliance focused its energy on helping Democrats retake majorities in the state legislature.
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It's a crucial victory for Democrats in their bid to retake a majority in the House.
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He also wants to retake the Senate and win more seats in the House of Representatives.
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Democrats need to flip 23 Republican-controlled to retake the House from the GOP in November.
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Indiana outscored Toronto 913-20 in the third quarter to retake the lead a 81-80.
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As expectations of an assault to retake Mosul grow, tensions between Iraq and Turkey have escalated.
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The incoming DNC chair should be solely judged by how many of those legislatures Democrats retake.
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Rapture-Palooza's most meaningful material doesn't come from Lindsey and Ben's mission to retake their world.
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Iraqi forces, backed by the U.S.-led coalition, have been fighting to retake Mosul since October.
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If the Democrats retake the House of Representatives during November's midterm elections, maybe things can change.
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The fight for the police compound proved crucial in rallying Afghan forces to retake the city.
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Democrats need to secure just 24 seats to retake the majority from the Republicans-controlled House.
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Democrats need to net four seats and retain the White House to retake the upper chamber.
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The GOP front-runner saw an 11-point gain to retake the lead in the Iowa.
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The Iraqi government has been warning for months that the battle to retake Mosul is coming.
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Democrats are feeling increasingly comfortable about their chances to retake the majority in the lower chamber.
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The group vowed to spread the "flames" of the battle underway to retake Mosul from them.
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It could be complicated politically and logistically for Nunes to fully retake control of the investigation.
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Republicans are hoping to stave off Democratic efforts to retake control of the House and Senate.
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The attack came as the Syrian military pushed to retake the region for the Assad regime.
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Sanders's 2016 candidacy created a powerful movement, but even that movement can't retake Congress by itself.
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Now the jihadists are hitting back in an attempt to retake the port and other areas.
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Republicans are hoping to stave off Democratic efforts to retake majorities in both chambers of Congress.
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Iraqi and American troops are preparing to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State.
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The operation comes as the Iraqi-led offensive to retake Mosul from the militant group continues.
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A Jones win could even be a problem even if Democrats don't retake the Senate. Sens.
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In 2018, Democrats used an anti-corruption message in their successful push to retake the House.
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National Democrats are staring down a map that's tough but not impossible, to retake the Senate.
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They then shut down the software and tried to retake control — but failed to do so.
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To retake Congress, Democrats need to win elections not just in solidly blue places like Massachusetts.
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But no single race is a litmus test for whether the Democrats can retake the House.
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In theory, Democrats could retake the House by winning a clear majority of these top districts.
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As a result, Kerber is guaranteed to retake the top ranking from Serena Williams next week.
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The idea that Syrian troops could move to retake ground from the Americans is nothing new.
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Sunday brought the German his 50th win and saw him retake the lead, with Hamilton fifth.
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The fortifications and tunnels allowed the Japanese soldiers to retake positions that had already been overrun.
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To retake the House, Democrats will ultimately need to carry seats with a clear Republican tradition.
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The Communist Party of China has vowed to retake Taiwan, a democracy, by force if necessary.
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The billionaire spent over $100 million in support of Democratic efforts to retake Congress last fall.
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Mr. Leung, known as Baggio, and Ms. Yau, for instance, agreed to retake their oaths properly.
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If Democrats retake one or both chambers, a deal without Canada is likely dead on arrival.
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The woman was captured last year during the operation to retake the Mosul from the jihadists.
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Neza's leaders believe state officials are quietly undermining their efforts in a bid to retake power.
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The U.S.-led coalition and Iraqi forces are battling to retake the city from the terror group.
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Their goal is to help Iraqi and Kurdish forces retake Mosul by the end of the year.
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So yes — to retake the House, Democrats wouldn't have to just slightly improve on Hillary Clinton's performance.
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Besides the push to recapture the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa, there's also ongoing operations to retake Mosul.
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They are relying on attacks on President Trump to retake the House this fall, a meager strategy.
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It causes the camera to throw up a warning saying you might want to retake the shot.
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The battle to retake Mosul from ISIS was one of the deadliest urban assaults in recent history.
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Democrats are looking to retake the Senate, and the Kavanaugh hearings were a key moment for Sen.
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In that time, TCU went on a key 7-2 surge to retake control of the contest.
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This isn't the first time the Iraqi army has tried to retake the village of al-Nasr.
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Democrats are unlikely to retake the Senate, but they have a good chance of winning the House.
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For Republicans to retake the White House, they need to come up with something more than bromides.
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Government forces have since managed to retake control of Homs and push out what opposition forces remained.
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The Iraqi government will eventually go back and retake Mosul, but they have to secure Baghdad first.
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If Democrats are to retake the House in 2019, those are districts the party needs to win.
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People only clued in the second time when we did a retake and did the song again.
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That might be enough to win back some seats, but it won't be enough to retake Congress.
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"If rebels don't retake the area, the encirclement is about to get much more difficult," he added.
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As Evan sets out to restore peace to the world, he doesn't attempt to retake his throne.
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His seat is considered one of the most vulnerable in Democrats' bid to retake the Senate majority.
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Even if Democrats retake the Senate, they won't have the 60 votes needed to shut down filibusters.
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Last September Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator, began massing troops for an offensive to retake the province.
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In October, Iraqi government forces launched an offensive to retake the area in response to a Sept.
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The coalition is working alongside Iraqi forces to try and retake Mosul from the militant group's control.
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The bid to retake the Syrian city comes as ISIS faces a likely defeat on another front.
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Iraqi, Kurdish Peshmerga, tribal militia and coalition forces launched an offensive in October to retake the city.
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Iraqi and international forces, supported by U.S. troops, launched an effort to retake the city last October.
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And that's coming from the Northern leader who actually commits troops to Jon's attempts to retake Winterfell.
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Only after the city fell were pro-Assad forces able to retake Palmyra in early March 2017.
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Allied forces began the battle to retake the city of Mosul, ISIS's last major stronghold in Iraq.
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They may even attempt to retake Kunduz, the northern provincial capital that was briefly captured last year.
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Ukrainian forces went on the offensive, and appeared poised to retake the separatist-held territories by August.
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If Democrats don't retake those states in 2020, their chances of winning the Electoral College will fall.
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That means Democrats may need to win as few as 15 competitive seats to retake the House.
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Mr. Assad seems unlikely to be able to make good on his boast to retake his country.
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The site was recaptured in November 2016, shortly after the on-going offensive to retake Mosul began.
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If Democrats retake the chamber in the fall midterm elections, they may well vote to impeach Trump.
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McAdams's victory was one of dozens of seats Democrats flipped this month to retake the House majority.
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Iraqi troops then advanced to retake three villages, whose residents are now sheltering in the youth center.
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Democrats need to net four seats and retain the White House to retake control of the Senate.
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He has long vowed to retake every inch of the country from the rebels, including the SDF.
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The fight to retake Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, is expected to be more difficult than Ramadi.
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Iraqi forces renewed their push to retake the city last week, making progress in several eastern districts.
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But the Russian priority at this point appears to be to help the Syrian government retake Aleppo.
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He said he wants Democrats to retake control of both chambers of Congress during November's midterm elections.
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If Democrats retake the House in November, impeachment proceedings are far more likely than they are now.
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Washington (CNN)Consider this scenario: Democrats win the 23 seats they need to retake the House majority.
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Republicans are attempting to stave off a Democratic surge to retake control of the House and Senate.
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Carter framed the decision as a way to bolster efforts to retake Mosul, ISIS's stronghold in Iraq.
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Iraqi forces were waiting to retake the area before declaring complete victory in the offensive, he said.
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In 2009, President Obama had to retake the oath of office after Roberts stumbled on the wording.
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After that loss, questions resurfaced about whether Democrats can retake the House with Pelosi leading the charge.
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Democrats reacted to the news by vowing to retake the House of Delegates in November's statewide elections.
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Their drill, dubbed "Warrior Strike 8," was a mock battle to retake a village from enemy hands.
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Gennett had three of Cincinnati's 11 hits to retake the National League lead in hitting at .326.
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Knight has been endorsed by House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy in his bid to retake the seat.
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If Democrats retake Congress this fall, they can halt the Republican legislative agenda and gain subpoena power.
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A few months later, I met the leaders of a local anti-immigration group called Retake Calais.
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He then promises Republicans will unveil a plan for "really fantastic health care" if they retake House.
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Students who fail a subject can retake it in the next eight-week term — and the next.
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All of those factors raise questions about the law's future, particularly if Democrats retake control of Congress.
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Chadwick closed the gap on Visser in the final laps but was unable to retake the position.
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When Democrats finally do retake the reins of power, they can do immigration reform on their terms.
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A new Senate retirement could have major implications for Democratic efforts to retake the upper chamber. Sen.
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Democratic candidates are favored to retake the House but are facing a steeper challenge in the Senate.
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New Jersey is a crucial state in Democrats' push to retake control of the House in November.
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Gun owners have to retake the class and the exam every three years to renew their license.
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The Afghan Army is fighting to retake the city with the help of American airstrikes and troops.
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Van Dongen's fundraising efforts were crucial to helping Republicans retake the House in 1994, said former Rep.
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Others see risks in allying with Turkey, and say they want the Syrian government to retake Manbij.
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The question is whether they can cobble together the 24 seats they need to retake the House.
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"Assume Putin decides to 'retake' Alaska, the way he 'retook' Crimea," Dershowitz wrote in a 2018 book.
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Davis said there was no prediction yet on how long the battle to retake Mosul will take.
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Mr. Barzani is a crucial player in the military campaign to retake Mosul from the Islamic State.
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Mr. Assad plans to eventually retake Idlib in what promises to be a long and bloody campaign.
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Turkish-backed rebels have launched an operation in Idlib to retake areas lost to Syrian government forces.
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There might not be another Supreme Court vacancy before Democrats retake the White House and the Senate.
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It's what the Democrats need to win the 24 seats necessary to retake the House next year.
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The party needs to capture 24 seats nationwide to retake control of the House in November elections.
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Democrats have expressed optimism that they will retake control of the House in this November's midterm elections.
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President Donald Trump and administration officials have suggested it's all about fear the Democrats will retake Congress.
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"Our resolve has never been stronger to retake the CRM marketplace," McDermott told reporters, referring to Salesforce.
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If Democrats retake the House of Representatives, they could pursue an investigation -- or even impeachment -- of Kavanaugh.
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How voters answer the question could well determine whether Democrats retake the House of Representatives come November.
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The new procedures also will apply to the efforts to retake Raqqa, Syria, the Islamic State's capital.
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She is hoping she will, one day, be allowed to return to school and retake the class.
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Without United States air support for the rebels, the Syrian government is likely to retake the territory.
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To retake a bare majority in the Senate, Democrats need to pick up four seats on net.
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It seems pretty clear at this point that Pelosi is going to triumph and retake the gavel.
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Iraqi forces advance deeper into the old city as part of the final push to retake Mosul.
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Her win is seen as pivotal for Democrats' hope to retake the majority in the upper chamber.
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"You okay?" she says, as I retake my seat with a painful wince, a clearly audible groan.
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California presents tremendous opportunities for Democrats in their quest to retake the House of Representatives this fall.
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The five-month battle to retake Marawi from pro-Islamic State rebels left the city in ruins.
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Still, Democrats would need an "extraordinary amount of good political fortune to retake the Senate," Prokop writes.
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U.S. forces embedding more to help Iraqis retake Mosul - commander MAKHMOUR - U.S. forces assisting Iraqi troops to retake Mosul from Islamic State are embedding more extensively, a senior commander said on Friday, a move that could accelerate a two month-old campaign which has slackened after quick initial advances.
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However, Dallas responded with a 226-221 run to retake lead at 79-78 with 4:40 left.
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China has said it might retake Taiwan by force if the island embarks on formal steps toward independence.
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Iraqi officials say they will retake Mosul this year but, in private, many question whether that is possible.
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Iraqi troops and Kurdish fighters make up the 100,000-strong, U.S.-backed alliance currently battling to retake Mosul.
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One of them, Swing Left, generated a large-scale grassroots movement to help candidates retake the U.S. House.
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The US forces in the area are providing advice and assistance to Iraqi units battling to retake Mosul.
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It's a desperate measure as mostly Iraqi and Kurdish forces are battling to try to retake the city.
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Even if they can't retake the House they believe they can shrink the number of House GOP seats.
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A commander's voice crackled over the radio, ordering troops to retake the town of Schnöggersburg and its airport.
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If Democrats win five of the seven races listed above (and the presidency), they'll probably retake the Senate.
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An SDF advance is underway to retake areas north of Islamic State's de facto capital in Syria, Raqqa.
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None of this will matter if Democrats don't retake the majority Senate and [I am] focused on that.
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Steve has to retake his license every six months (imagine if the same were true for the roads).
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But the Spurs quickly responded with free throws from Leonard and a Parker shot to retake the lead.
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Some 181,000 had poured out of western Mosul since the start of the operations to retake that side.
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Their right to retake their oaths is also being challenged by the Hong Kong government in local courts.
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That will make it harder for minority parties to retake the reins of power — even in wave elections.
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Pelosi was also bullish on Democrats' chances to retake control of the House as Trump's poll numbers drop.
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However, Dallas responded with a 213-221 run to retake lead at 21-22 with 4:40 left.
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Why it matters: This is a huge step for the Syrian government and allies to retake the city.
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The Peshmerga are a key partner to the Iraqi forces in the battle to retake land from ISIS.
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Democrats need to net four seats and retain the White House to retake the Senate majority next year.
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Utah then used a 14-2 run extending into the fourth quarter to retake a double-digit lead.
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And Pelosi predicted the Democrats would retake control of the House if the election were held this week.
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Sparks booed as they retake the floor after the singing of the national anthem in Minneapolis. pic.twitter.com/upZTj4bDMb
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Most of that has gone to helping the party in its efforts to retake control of the House.
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Democrats are hoping to ride a wave of left-leaning support to retake the House in the midterms.
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Northwestern scored early in the fourth quarter on a great grab by Riley Lees to retake the lead.
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Then in October 2016, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced the mission to retake the key city.
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Democrats are eyeing suburban districts as part of their strategy to retake control of the House in November.
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The bilateral bill will require some support from Democrats, who are poised to retake the House in January.
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The Democrats used the investigation — and the threat of impeachment — as a rallying cry to retake the House.
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For the most part, City Hall has been supportive of Retake Rome and other like-minded neighborhood associations.
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Pelosi, 78, is battling to retake the Speaker's gavel she lost in a red wave eight years ago.
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The Oilers had several chances to retake the lead, but a couple goalmouth scrambles didn't yield a goal.
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The regime cannot retake all of Syria, and the opposition also cannot knock down the regime in Damascus.
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Democrats need a net gain of 85033 seats in the midterms to retake the majority in the House.
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To a remarkable degree, calls for reform animated the Democrats' successful push to retake the House of Representatives.
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The U.S. coalition is now participating in a high-stakes fight to retake Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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But the Celtics answered with back-to-back baskets from Thomas and Marcus Smart to retake the lead.
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The American-backed operations to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul, which started this week, could take months.
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UAE airpower was also likely decisive in helping Haftar retake key oil facilities from the BDB in March.
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Shia militias, which were funded by the Iraqi government to fight ISIS, have threatened to retake the city.
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The coalition is working to retake Mosul, the largest Iraqi city still under the control of Islamic State.
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That could bode well for Democratic efforts to win the White House and retake the Senate in 2020.
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Post-meeting, Sansa asks Brienne to go to her uncle and ask him to help them retake Winterfell.
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Jung wanted to retake just the portion she had failed—vocabulary—rather than both sections of Part One.
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The Japanese made regular attempts to retake key strategic positions, but US troops stopped them in their tracks.
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If Ms. McGrath and others like her can win, Democrats would almost certainly retake control of the House.
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And even if they lose the Senate in 2016, they should be able to retake it in 2018.
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As you know if you read this series, California is critical to Democrats' hopes to retake the House.
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The gains suggested to some election analysts that Democrats could retake the U.S. House of Representatives next year.
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If and when progressives retake the White House and the Senate, they have to make accountability a priority.
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But Grier hit Aldrick Robinson for a 34-yard score to retake the lead in the second quarter.
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Lacking access to a car to practice, he failed his road test but hopes to retake it soon.
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The four-month-long campaign to retake Raqqa left behind a ghost city and killed thousands of civilians.
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His government, backed by Russian warplanes, is fighting in Idlib to retake the country's last rebel-held province.
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Yet when Waegemann left the town, rumors spread that ISIS would return in the night to retake it.
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Many villages surrounding Mosul had to be cleared before forces could retake the city, Mezher told his men.
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In a chaotic scene on Wednesday, they burst into the legislative chambers and tried to retake their oaths.
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The two drivers made contact racing for the lead on lap 81, enabling Truex to retake the lead.
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Instead, he's pledged to spend $30 million as part of an effort to retake the House from Republicans.
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Oregon got as close as four, 62-58, after its long dry spell but couldn't retake the lead.
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The Kurdish militia, known as the Y.P.G., will participate in the battle to retake Raqqa, the Pentagon said.
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The experienced fighters of the Y.P.G. militia will participate in the battle to retake Raqqa, the Pentagon said.
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He later commanded American troops during the hard-fought battle to retake Falluja from Sunni insurgents in 2004.
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Remember that as the House is currently composed, Democrats need to flip 24 seats to retake the majority.
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But the Democratic impeachment drive is delivering a much-needed jolt to their efforts to retake the chamber.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 seats in the midterms to retake the majority in the House.
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For those who pass, they will need to retake tests every year to keep their badges and credentials.
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The decision was made as part of a Pentagon effort to retake Raqqa from the Islamic State group.
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But however the race turns out, the real battle to retake the House from Republicans is just beginning.
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Hoyer, of Maryland, will be the majority whip for the Democrats when they retake the House in January.
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MacFarland said that Iraqi forces are in a position to begin to retake the northern city of Mosul.
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Democrats need to add two seats to wrest control of the Senate and 24 seats to retake the House.
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Iraqi forces, with help from a U.S.-led coalition, are expected to try and retake Mosul later this year.
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Harris is one of the bright spots for Democrats who are dismayed by their failure to retake the Senate.
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Shaw suffered a leg injury while scrambling in the final two minutes and Trubisky had to retake the field.
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Ford also had to pass a medical exam and then retake it every two years to keep it valid.
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Pelosi said in May that Democrats would work to roll back the Trump tax cuts if they retake Congress.
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Democrats' magic number there is 24 seats — that's the net gain they need to retake control of the House.
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They also have killed hundreds of fighters in the battle to retake Mosul, ISIS' last remaining stronghold, he said.
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Democrats would need a net gain of four seats to retake the chamber if Hillary Clinton wins the presidency.
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If they don't take those votes for granted, they could retake one or both chambers of Congress in 2018.
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The operation to retake Mosul is due to begin this month, and may give Mr Obama a farewell triumph.
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Bad results in the mid-terms, especially a failure to retake the House, would probably undo that progress overnight.
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The presence of those wives and children, who were used as human shields, complicated efforts to retake the island.
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And with the Democrats gunning to retake the House of Representatives in November, both parties have weaponised the issue.
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"These students often need to retake A-level or GCSE exams due to poor teaching/no teacher," says Dyer.
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"We also offer A-level and pre-U retake courses, in addition to residential courses and homeschooling," explains Dyer.
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Sherrod Brown of Ohio is offering one corrective vision for what Democrats hoping to retake the Midwest should do.
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She also underscored the importance of the economy ministry - which the CDU will retake after years in SPD hands.
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The computer programme doing the teaching allowed students to retake exams they failed, with many of the same questions.
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While the city of Raqqa is smaller than Mosul, the battle to retake it is expected to be fierce.
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The Defence Ministry said on Sunday it would use force to protect and retake southern oil and gas facilities.
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Iraqi forces fought alongside the Kurdish peshmerga to retake the city in oil-rich Kirkuk province on Oct. 10.
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Iraqi troops along the southern front in the battle to retake Mosul are encountering stronger resistance than they'd expected.
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Lafley became so indispensable to P&G that he had to come out of retirement to retake the reins.
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The military's campaign to retake Falluja, just west of Baghdad, has moved the spotlight away from the political crisis.
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But the tycoons partnered with U.S. hedge fund Baupost last year in a deal that saw them retake control.
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If Democrats want to retake the Senate, they will need to net four seats and retain the White House.
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Iraqi forces have launched an effort to retake the city of Mosul, which was seized by ISIS in 2014.
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The battle to retake the city from the ISIS terrorist group has been going on for almost seven months.
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Looking to 85033, Democrats will need to recruit stronger candidates to flip 24 seats and retake the House majority.
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An operation to retake the northwestern town, captured by the extremists on June 16, 2014, began 10 days ago.
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Some 2,400 Australians died in the overnight battle on April 24, 1918, to retake the town from German forces.
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Italian-made trainer planes and OV-10 Bronco aircraft were also called in help retake the old municipal hall.
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The caucus could kick into high gear if Democrats are able to retake the House in November's midterm elections.
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Russian airstrikes helped the Syrian Army retake the ancient city of Palmyra from the Islamic State that same month.
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If Democrats retake the Senate, of course, it's possible it could be tough for Trump to fill the vacancy.
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His nationwide tour comes as Democrats attempt to retake control of the House and possibly the Senate on Tuesday.
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Trump isn't the only executive-branch official who could come under greater scrutiny if the Democrats retake the committees.
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The outpost was supposed to be one of the staging grounds to retake Hawija, but that hasn't happened yet.
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All he had left to do was to pick up his cap and gown, and retake his senior photo.
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Which is to say: Are we sure we want Dany to be successful in her attempt to retake Westeros?
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The United States is working with Iraq to prepare for a major assault to retake Mosul, a necessary goal.
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Yet House Minority Leader Pelosi is on record saying she would repeal these tax cuts if Democrats retake Congress.
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Last fall, that agreement forestalled a regime offensive to retake the province, which would likely be lengthy and bloody.
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There are also questions about whether Sessions could seek to retake the Senate seat he vacated in 2017. Sen.
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Working on these proposals now also lays a groundwork for the Democratic agenda if they retake the White House.
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Texas Tech took advantage of a turnover on the opening possession of the second half to retake the lead.
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Earhardt also asked Trump if Democrats will move to impeach him if they retake the House in the midterms.
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In spring 2015, Kurdish fighters helped to retake the town of Tal Hamis in northern Syria from ISIS forces.
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The judge also ruled that the president of the Legislative Council could not let the two retake their oaths.
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Defending Obamacare's protections for those with pre-existing conditions helped the Democrats retake the House in the midterm elections.
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But basic accountability measures—subpoenas, hearings—could aid the Democratic effort to retake the White House and the Senate.
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Ms. Yau and Mr. Leung had their oaths rejected, and have not been given the opportunity to retake them.
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For Democrats, a win by Danny O'Connor would further embolden the party as it strives to retake the House.
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House Democrats, who in January will retake control, are also pushing a goal of 100 percent clean energy use.
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But let's say Democrats manage to eke out enough seats to retake the House, and perhaps even the Senate.
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Still, leading Democrats have promised to raise taxes and increase regulations if they retake control of Congress this fall.
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The pair were due to retake their oaths properly the following week when everything got a lot more complicated.
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Iraqi officials have said they will retake the city this year, although questions remain over whether that is possible.
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Democrats are wary of calls to nix the 60-vote legislative filibuster if they retake the Senate in 2023.
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The operation to retake Ramadi was different because the people and tribes of Anbar cooperated with the local government.
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Another silver lining for Pelosi's plans to retake the gavel is the lack of an obvious heir apparent. Rep.
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Yes, but: Apple could retake the No. 2 spot later this year, when the new iPhone models come out.
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Iraqi and Kurdish forces have begun a campaign to retake Mosul, the Islamic State's last major stronghold in Iraq.
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After months of planning, the Iraqi government began a battle to retake Mosul from the Islamic State this morning.
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Democrats need a net gain of five seats — or four and hold the White House — to retake the majority.
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Assad wants to retake all Syrian territory captured during the civil war, as both a symbolic and strategic victory.
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Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, ever the revanchist, is determined to retake the last bit of rebel-held land.
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Nor will retaining it be their hardest task; they have a more uphill battle to retake the US Senate.
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In order to retake a bare majority in the Senate, Democrats need to pick up four seats on net.
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Only a curious decision by the referee to order a retake saved Renard, who calmly buried the second chance.
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Because as long as we have our commando forces and our air force, we will be able to retake.
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In Syria, Kurdish-led regions begin holding local elections in defiance of the government's vow to retake the territory.
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The "unlawful assembly" occurred as we attempted to push our way into a conference room to retake our oaths.
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Male trainees are often permitted to retake tactical exams when female trainees are denied the opportunity to do so.
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Democrats don't need it to retake the House, but they need to win it or some similar races. 5.
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Because the Taliban are too weak and unpopular to retake the country, as most analysts believe, Afghanistan would splinter.
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But not even the most optimistic Democrats are forecasting that their party will retake Montgomery in next year's elections.
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One of the prime motivations for Brexit was Britain's desire to reestablish sovereignty and retake control of its borders.
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Neither flubbed a line, or asked for a single retake, as they tried out a variety of punch lines.
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China also has threatened to use military force to retake Taiwan if U.S. naval ships dock at Taiwanese ports.
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Observatory Director Rami Abdulrahman described it as a large-scale assault, calling it a "real operation to retake control".
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The Syrian government, backed by Russian air power, began an offensive to retake it on December 29 last year.
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" He also maintained that the campaign to retake Mosul was "the most precise campaign in the history of warfare.
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Before the end of the year, the news came that Zaka had been asked to retake all his subjects.
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Democrats need 24 seats to retake the House, and former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton won 23 of them.
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The Heat rattled off eight unanswered points, highlighted by back-to-back layups from Dragic to retake the lead.
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Democrats are counting on retirements to help them win the 24 seats they need to retake the House majority.
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Already the retirements within their ranks have made House Republicans' push to retake the majority in 2020 more difficult.
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The Afghan government, thus, has been unable to retake and retain territory that is contested or under Taliban control.
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Trump recants, insisting he said all along the legislation would be passed after Republicans retake the House in 2020.
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In October, government forces in Iraq set out to retake Mosul, the Islamic State's biggest stronghold in the country.
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Warren's new drug bill, however, might not pass until 13, when Democrats have a chance to retake the Senate.
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Warren's new drug bill, however, might not pass until 2020, when Democrats have a chance to retake the Senate.
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Making matters worse for Democrats, this may be their last chance to retake the Senate for the foreseeable future.
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The "gerrymander" succeeded that year; though the Federalists won the governor's mansion, they could not retake the state Senate.
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Assad used chemical weapons on civilians in effort to retake Aleppo, new reports say Assad used chemical weapons on civilians in effort to retake Aleppo, new reports say After a week of forcefully denying allegations his regime conducted strategic executions of 13,000 prisoners in a military prison outside Damascus over a four-year period, Syrian President Bashar Assad faces two new damning reports that document atrocities carried out by his government and its ally, Russia, in their final push to retake Aleppo from rebels in late 2016.
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The move comes ahead of a joint offensive by Kurdish forces and Iraqi troops to retake Mosul, Kurdish media says.
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In August, the United States launched airstrikes that allowed Libyan forces to advance in their battle to retake the city.
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In September, he pledged he would not back Schumer as majority leader if the Democrats were to retake the Senate.
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Despite this, Iraqi forces have managed to retake half of western Mosul since the western offensive began on February 19.
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Then, four or eight years from now, the "other" America will likely retake the White House and reverse those actions.
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Democrats say they will need to win at least 24 seats in November 2018 to retake the chamber, and Rep.
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Iraq is now mounting a campaign to retake Mosul, the de facto IS capital, after recapturing Falluja late last month.
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If the left would just focus on the economy, the argument goes, they could broaden their coalition and retake power.
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Iraqi-led forces trying to retake Mosul from ISIS have made significant gains since launching the offensive late last year.
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In the early hours of October 17th a long-planned military operation was launched to retake Mosul, Iraq's second city.
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Although Senate Democrats are unlikely to retake their chamber of Congress, they are also expected to push for stricter rules.
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In 2018, the party flipped at least 40 seats and pulled off enough victories to retake control of the House.
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This hodgepodge of fighting units have been in action before -- during the offensives to retake Tikrit and Baiji last year.
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McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, believes "Republicans are very well positioned to retake the seat" as it is, the source added.
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The Assad regime and the Russian military have been battling for months to retake Aleppo from opposition and extremist forces.
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In late May, a Peshmerga-led ground offensive, backed by international coalition air support, was launched to retake several villages.
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The U.S.-backed campaign to retake the Syrian city of Raqqa from the Islamic State last summer devastated the city.
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This might sound like a victory, but I wasn't allowed to retake that midterm with the proper amount of time.
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"Blunt is one of the first-termers that Democrats have targeted in their bid to retake the Senate," Murray said.
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This September, in honor of its 25th anniversary, Steven Spielberg's original Jurassic Park will retake big screens across the country.
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The authorities have said they want to retake Mosul this year but Iraqi officials privately question whether this is possible.
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But it's not obvious that this is the best use of Democrats' political capital should they retake power in Washington.
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The PMUs are fighting alongside the Iraqi military and Kurdish Peshmerga forces as they attempt to retake Mosul from ISIS.
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Iraqi forces are now fighting to retake Mosul, the militants' last major stronghold in Iraq, where many Yazidis were held.
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"We have troops who were able to retake land from Daesh," Rasool said, using an Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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The ultimate goal is to retake the cities of Raqqa in Syria and Mosul in Iraq, Mr. Carter has said.
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Parallel offensive In neighboring Syria, the fight to retake the strategic city of Raqqa province from ISIS militants raged on.
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The capital of Borno state, it is at the heart of the Nigerian Army's battle to retake Boko Haram territory.
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It remains to be seen whether they retake that high and keep the current bull running for a seventh year.
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"God, Syria and Bashar alone," roared the flag-waving crowd, as video screens showed the battle to retake the city.
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Most appallingly, you claimed that China was a danger to the world as one day it may even "retake Taiwan".
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Hundreds of the militants are fleeing from Iraq to Syria in anticipation of an imminent offensive to retake the city.
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The blow helped Republicans retake control of both chambers of Congress in 1994 for the first time in 40 years.
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Iraqi intelligence had tested using informers in the successful operation to retake another Islamic State stronghold, Falluja, in June 2016.
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Afghan forces said on Saturday they were also fighting Taliban insurgents to retake a highway linking Ghazni and Paktia provinces.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has vowed to retake Mosul, the largest city under Islamic State control, later this year.
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While few non-partisan observers think the conflict will end soon, fewer still believe Assad can retake the whole country.
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" Bennet shot back: "Andrew, how did you know I got a C in precalculus in high school — on the retake.
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McClatchy reported that Flynn had delayed a plan to retake the ISIS stronghold in Raqqa — an attack that Turkey opposed.
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If Democrats retake control of Congress in November, it will be in part due to their strength with young women.
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The operation to retake Mosul began in October,and, if successful, would bring down ISIS's last urban stronghold in Iraq.
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Two weeks ago, we saw Edmure Tully do what Walder Frey couldn't: retake Riverrun from the Blackfish and his men.
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Then in June, Nelson, 64, went to the DMV to renew his ID card and had to retake his picture.
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Meanwhile, Iraqi forces are poised to retake Mosul, unearthing a thicket of complex problems and looming questions about Iraq's future.
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First story this Tuesday -- it's been almost seven months since the battle begun to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul.
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Even with limited U.S.-backing, Iraqi forces have been able to retake most areas of Iraq formerly occupied by ISIS.
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The fight to retake Mosul started in October, and within weeks, Iraqi special forces entered city limits from the east.
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At any given moment, Autopilot or Traffic Jam Assist could ask the human driver to retake control of the car.
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Google estimates it takes 17 seconds to respond to an semi-autonomous car's prompts to retake control of the vehicle.
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In October 2016, Iraqi and Kurdish troops began an offensive to retake Mosul, making this type of information especially valuable.
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Fifty percent of voters now want to see the Democrats retake the House, up slightly from 47 percent in April.
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They will likely need to hold on to all those seats and pick up two more to retake the Senate.
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That doesn't mean Democrats can't retake the House or conceivably even the Senate in 22006 or beat Trump in 2020.
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Conservative columnist Max Boot said he wants Democrats to retake control of both chambers of Congress in November's midterm elections.
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Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, has vowed to retake "every inch" of territory lost in six years of civil war.
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The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, swore to retake "every inch" of territory lost in six years of civil war.
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Democrats need a net gain of 23 House seats and 2 U.S. Senate seats to retake both chambers in November.
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They will likely look for a deal with Baghdad in return for not opposing the Iraqi operation to retake control.
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Nadler is likely the next chairman of the House Judiciary Committee if the Democrats retake the House in November's elections.
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Musk said Sunday as drivers became familiar with the system, they tended to ignore audible warnings to retake the wheel.
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That means it can take over steering and braking for short bursts of time before the driver must retake control.
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Over all, the Democrats would gain around 26 or 27 seats, making Democrats pretty clear underdogs to retake the House.
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The Apache capability was first offered to the Iraqis in the offensive to retake Ramadi, but it was not used.
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Democrats are in position to retake control of the House, according to a new poll ahead of the midterm elections.
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If Democrats retake power over the next few years, there are major steps they could take to strengthen American democracy.
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The poll is the latest good sign for Democrats as they look to retake control of the House in November.
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The American-led coalition has focused intensely for months on the military campaign to retake Mosul — a dauntingly complex task.
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Democrats are increasingly set to retake the House of Representatives and perhaps even the Senate in the November midterm elections.
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The midterms will be a test for Trump, as Democrats are seen as the favorites to retake the House majority.
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That's almost three times as many seats as Democrats need to retake the majority they lost in the 2010 election.
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The plan proposed a strategy of training Kurdish forces, providing them with new equipment, and helping them retake the city.
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The year of the woman House Democrats placed a MASSIVE bet on women in their plan to retake the majority.
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This prospect is anathema to Beijing, prompting it to warn that it could retake the island by force if necessary.
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But Lewis argues that Democrats are facing dire times as they seek to retake control of Congress from the GOP.
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Democrats appear poised to pick up at least 85033 seats in the House, the number required to retake the majority.
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The battle to retake Mosul from the so-called Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) began several weeks ago.
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To do otherwise, she said, would be to allow the insurance companies to retake control over health care in America.
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A serious chunk of the 212 net pickups Democrats need to retake the House could be found in Pennsylvania alone.
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One recent RNC survey found that 57 percent of strong Trump supporters don't believe that Democrats will retake the House.
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Both moves were carried out to help Iraqi forces as they prepare to retake the key northern city of Mosul.
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Iraqi forces, bolstered by the U.S.-led coalition's airpower, retook Ramadi late last year and are preparing to retake Mosul.
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It could retake control of Kerem Shalom, regaining vital revenue but inviting blame, and retribution, for the demise of reconciliation.
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The Syrian regime began its push to retake control of eastern Aleppo in September with the help of Russian warplanes.
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Perhaps, but for the partisan reasons you mentioned above, impeachment is equally unlikely to happen, unless the Democrats retake Congress.
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This attitude has spurred a push among some Democrats to consider a similar approach for when they retake the Senate.
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Ron Wyden, the Oregonian who will chair the Finance Committee if Democrats retake the majority, thinks that was a mistake.
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But it will struggle mightily to retake the Senate, which next year could have as many as 54 Republican members.
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He was believed to be one of the passengers who attempted to retake the plane from terrorists before it crashed.
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It's the kind of debate that will make it harder for Democrats to retake the Senate and House this year.
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A redrawn map, which could be ordered before the November elections, would probably benefit Democrats' efforts to retake the House.
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Warren favors abolishing the filibuster outright, removing a de facto conservative veto over progressive legislation if Democrats retake the Senate.
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Here are some of our favorites: me explaining to the photographer why she should retake my picture:the photographer:#NFID20 pic.twitter.
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One way to photograph the battle to retake Mosul from the Islamic State is to embed with Iraqi forces there.
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Mr. al-Assad has long vowed to retake large stretches of territory lost in the country's eight-year civil war.
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If the change encourages more students to retake portions of the exam, it may ultimately increase revenue for the organization.
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Interior Minister Wais Ahmad Barmak confirmed that the two districts had fallen to the Taliban, but vowed to retake them.
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The Thread RE: MOSUL James Verini wrote about life in Mosul during Iraq's campaign to retake the city from ISIS.
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The ACT exam will start letting students retake individual sections of the test as part of three changes announced Tuesday.
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That's the number of seats Democrats need to net in order to retake the House majority in six days' time.
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The PMF bolstered Iraq's security forces during their battle to retake a third of the country from Islamic State insurgents.
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This year's special elections have been heralded as a critical test of whether Democrats can retake the House next November.
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Soldiers were helping retake control of the important Sacha field, the ministry said, but half a dozen others remained closed.
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Obviously, even winning those seven seats would leave Democrats well short of the 22006 they need to retake the House.
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The American-backed campaign to retake the last Islamic State stronghold in Iraq — the city of Mosul — is well underway.
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Democrats bungled a terrific opportunity to retake the Senate majority by ignoring the national mood as they picked their candidates.
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So they're losing about a semester of work, and then when they transfer, they're paying twice to retake those courses.
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The Bucks scored the first six points of the final period to briefly retake the lead before the Grizzlies answered.
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Democrats see that as an opening to retake Ohio's executive office after Trump's sizable win in the state in November.
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So even if the Obama administration hadn't announced that it planned to retake Mosul soon, ISIS would still have known.
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Democrats in the state Legislature are hoping to retake a slew of seats in districts that Clinton carried as well.
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But due to intense gerrymandering and Democrats' concentration in urban areas, the party did not retake any of these legislatures.
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The GOP now has a foothold in the federal government even if Donald Trump loses and Democrats retake the Senate.
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According to the document, the standoff culminated on April 12, 2014, when Mr. Bundy "commanded" his followers to retake confiscated cattle.
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Thursday marked one month since the offensive to retake Mosul was launched by an Iraqi-led coalition involving around 100,000 people.
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One Democrat from a moderate district replied that Waters's tactics "don't help" as Democrats try to retake the House this fall.
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As of mid-evening, the gunfire had stopped and security forces were able to retake control of the hotel, Osman said.
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Technically you could retake a photo if you're not satisfied with the outcome, but let's be honest, film is not cheap.
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"If you're not satisfied, you can retake the shot, so more people have control over how their photos look," it said.
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Students have to retake the test The school alerted all parents and students who were affected by the loss on Tuesday.
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But it's exactly what the Rift needs to retake its place as one of the most interesting and innovative VR headsets.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said he would strongly oppose YPG units being involved in the offensive to retake Raqqa.
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Iraq is expected to mobilize up to 30,000 forces to retake the city in coordination with U.S.-led coalition air support.
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The army is now gearing up to retake Mosul, the largest city in Iraq's north and Islamic State's de facto capital.
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"Our main goal is to retake our city, we reject injustice and military rule," BDB commander Mustafa al-Sharksi told reporters.
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Larson took second from Harvick on the restart, but Harvick quickly got back by to retake the second spot for good.
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Forces loyal to the Syrian government took over the road in July, and opposition fighters' attempts to retake it have failed.
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There's a trio of pick-up opportunities in Washington that Democrats are eyeing as they seek to retake the US House.
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But it still holds pockets of desert and will take advantage of any new conflict to undermine stability and retake ground.
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With the largest GOP majority in the House since 1928, it won't be easy for Democrats to retake control of Congress.
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Continued US actions might weaken Assad's regime, and give the rebels new life to retake territory, prolonging yet again the violence.
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Here's what you need to know about the battle for Mosul: The effort to retake Mosul from ISIS began in October.
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Additionally, March marked the beginning of the sixth month of the US-led coalition's attempt to retake Mosul, Iraq, from ISIS.
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We suspect that diplomacy might retake its seat at the victory table in the future, possibly in a Civ VI expansion.
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Democrats need to net five seats, or four if they retain the White House, to retake control of the upper chamber.
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They helped retake swathes of land captured by Islamic State alongside Iraqi government forces supported by a U.S.-led international coalition.
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Democrats would need to retake 23 seats to gain a majority in the House, and 2 seats to control the Senate.
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Larson beat Truex off pit road between the first two stages to retake the lead for the start of stage two.
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The Portuguese still talk of legend that Sebastian will one day reappear out of a mist and retake the Portuguese throne.
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The airstrike in question happened Thursday during operations to retake the city of Mosul, Iraq, from ISIS, according to the statement.
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Max Kepler hit his 2100th home run of the season in the second to retake the lead after Cruz's first homer.
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Carter said last week that Washington expected the Raqqa operation to overlap with the battle to retake Mosul from Islamic State.
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The Trump administration decided to provide arms to Kurdish units supporting in the fight to retake Raqqa, ISIS's self-declared capitol.
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The armies of the alliance were ordered to retake Florence from its populist Republican government so that Alessandro could become duke.
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When the battle to retake Mosul begins in October 2016, Verini is along for the ride — and it's a long one.
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And if Democrats retake Congress in the midterms, that could make it harder for Trump to push through his trade agenda.
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Democrats are hoping to capitalize on Trump's low approval ratings and multiple controversies to retake a majority in Congress in November.
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Shiite militias have played a prominent role in the offensive to retake Falluja after nearly three years of Islamic State rule.
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At the start of October, Apple surpassed Microsoft in market capitalization to retake the title as the world's most valuable company.
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Now the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad is planning an offensive to retake the area that borders Israel and Jordan.
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This week Philippine forces made a renewed push to retake the city, aiming to clear it by the weekend Eid festival.
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Democrats are looking to hold on to Menendez's seat in the fall as the party attempts to retake the upper chamber.
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Its yearlong intervention has focused heavily on Aleppo, but pro-government ground forces are too weak to retake the divided city.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 seats to retake the majority from Republicans, who've maintained control of the House since 173.
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The prospect that Democrats retake the House in November's midterm elections is adding an additional layer of uncertainty to the process.
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Democrats will make aggressive use of their oversight powers and investigate the Trump administration if they retake the House majority, Rep.
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We told you this week about our forecast giving the party a slight edge in its bid to retake the Senate.
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The key constituency most reluctant to push ahead with impeachment are the swing-state members who helped Democrats retake their majority.
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With the battle to retake Mosul from ISIS raging, the Pentagon can ill afford a diplomatic dispute with the Iraqi government.
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Republicans are attempting to stave off a Democratic effort to retake control of the House, and possibly the Senate, in November.
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The nine-month battle to retake the ancient city left an estimated 10,000 people dead and much of the metropolis destroyed.
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Democrats remain favored to win the House, where they need to gain 85033 seats on Election Day to retake the majority.
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Even so, on Wednesday she and Mr. Leung tried to retake their oaths, unannounced, in a chaotic and aborted legislative session.
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Saudi Arabia requested United States air cover, according to a WikiLeaks cable, for a Pan-Arab force to retake the city.
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Tesla says the driver ignored repeated warnings — which it knows from the car's computer logs — to retake control of the vehicle.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 seats to retake the majority from Republicans, who've had control of the House since 2011.
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In September, the Syrian regime launched a major offensive, backed by Russian airpower, in a final push to retake the city.
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The former speaker of the House is also lobbying to regain the speaker's gavel if Democrats retake the House in November.
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Washington has a chance to retake the Metropolitan lead on Monday when it meets the Sabres in a matinee at Buffalo.
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Despite Russian air support, there was never a chance that the Assad regime would retake most of Syria from the rebels.
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Democrats cleaned up in the suburbs, using a massive gender gap among women to retake the majority they lost in 2010.
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Pelosi has repeatedly insisted that she believes Democrats will retake the House and that she intends to reclaim the Speaker's gavel.
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Democrats are hoping to overcome a 23-seat gap in the House to retake control of the lower chamber this fall.
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But experts on Iraq say that in the end, the Iraqi army is overwhelmingly likely to retake the city from ISIS.
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Though Democrats would have to win several tough elections in red states to retake the Senate, it's at least a possibility.
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A win for Ossoff on Tuesday would have bolstered Democrats' confidence that they could retake the House majority in November 2018.
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The operation comes weeks after Iraqi and coalition forces began an offensive to retake Mosul, the terrorist group's stronghold in Iraq.
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"That has long been our plan and we will be capable of resourcing both," referring to the push to retake Mosul.
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Hundreds of men have been reported missing in eastern Aleppo as the Syrian Army continues its push to retake the city.
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Too late for a retake, Mr. Gernhard replied: The record was already being played and seemed poised to make the charts.
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Mr. al-Assad has insisted he will continue his offensive to retake Idlib Province, and rebel groups have vowed to resist.
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Right, but is "Medicare-for-all or fuck off" going to help the Democrats keep the House and retake the Senate?
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The deal, brokered by the United Nations, came weeks after government forces began a ferocious assault to retake the insurgent stronghold.
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If the Democrats retake the House in the November election, then obviously the odds of impeachment proceedings would go up significantly.
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Even if Trump's popularity declines, any effort to retake Congress will be very much an uphill struggle for the opposition party.
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Over the last few years, Waymo has made steady progress in reducing the instances when people need to retake the wheel.
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Associations dedicated to the rehabilitation of Rome, such as Retake Roma, have sought to fish car parts from the Tiber's banks.
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Japan's Ayumu Hirano passed White for first place in the second run, leaving White only one chance to retake the lead.
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But many key races remain quite close, and the party has paths remaining to retake the chamber — though they're difficult ones.
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When Qaddafi sent tanks to retake Benghazi, the US and its NATO allies intervened with air and missile strikes against him.
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Democrats were able to do that — and to retake the House in 2018 — by winning seats on what resembled Republican territory.
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But financial barriers aren't the whole story, because more than half of students who used a waiver didn't retake the exam.
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The airstrike represented the beginning of what would be years of intermittent strikes, part of halfhearted bids to retake the city.
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Last year's midterms saw Democrats retake the House of Representatives by a substantial margin as a direct rebuke to his presidency.
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Instead, Williams hit a backhand into the net for an unforced error, allowing Osaka to break right back and retake control.
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Mohammad Radmanish, said 10 soldiers had been killed in Tala Wa Barfak, adding that government forces would soon retake the district.
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Less than a year ago, Mosul emerged from the nearly nine-month battle to retake it from the Islamic State group.
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Axne is a moderate freshman lawmaker who flipped a GOP-held district in the 2018 midterms, helping Democrats retake the House.
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Some Republican observers are hoping that the anti-Trump tide that allowed Democrats to retake the House in November has receded.
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Colonel Dillon declined to predict whether the Iraqis would retake the city within a year of the start of their offensive.
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The 2020 election is our urgent opportunity to retake power from the corporate lobbies and breathe new life into American democracy.
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Democrats are feeling confident in the final days of the race they can flip enough seats to retake the Senate majority.
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And if at any time Israel changes its mind, it is within its rights under the deal to retake military control.
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It attracted big national coverage and was heralded as the kind of race Democrats needed to win to retake the House.
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Even if Democrats manage to retake the House, the Republicans will almost assuredly have at least 47 seats in the Senate.
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Ford has to retake lost market share while competing with a growing swarm of both Chinese automakers and other foreign firms.
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On Friday, hours after the latest round of negotiations, Syria's embattled President Bashar al-Assad vowed to retake "the whole country."
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" Asked by Berman if he thinks Trump should be impeached if Democrats retake control of Congress, Gillum said, "I absolutely do.
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Five plays later, Virginia capitalized with a 3-yard touchdown run by Lamont Atkins to retake the lead at 17-14.
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Even if the Democrats retake the Senate in 2016, the Party's odds of holding on to it in 2018 are daunting.
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A series of large-scale bombings claimed by the Islamic State have struck Baghdad since the operation to retake Mosul began.
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The case manager Jamie hired -- Jodi Montgomery -- has been appointed conservator until January, and that's when Jamie will retake the reins.
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Most students take and retake the standardized SAT's and the ACT's several times in order to send colleges their best scores.
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The offensive to retake the northern city started in October with air and ground support from a U.S.-led international coalition.
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American military commanders consider them crucial partners in any campaign to retake Raqqa, where some 4,000 ISIS fighters are dug in.
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Arizona followed with a 14-5 run to retake control of the half before ending with the one-sided halftime advantage.
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The topic of health care almost certainly helped the Democratic Party last year in its bid to retake the US House.
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Erdogan said this week the Turkey-backed rebels launched an offensive to retake some areas they had lost to Syrian forces.
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For decades, the Republic of China government in Taiwan vowed to retake China, a goal it effectively abandoned in the 1990s.
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But like several other residents interviewed in recent weeks, he spoke angrily about waiting for Assad's forces to retake the city.
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At least 853,800 Islamic State fighters were killed in the operation to retake Fallujah, and the rest had fled, he said.
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At least 1,800 Islamic State fighters were killed in the operation to retake Fallujah, and the rest had fled, he said.
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If they do retake the Senate, it's also likely it will be by just a few seats, not an overwhelming majority.
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Democrats already were confident they had a strong chance to retake the U.S. House of Representatives in next year's congressional elections.
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The push to retake Mosul from the militants is the largest operation launched by Iraq since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
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Mosul fell to IS in a matter of days in 2014, but the campaign to retake the city lasted nearly nine months.
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Busch, though, got off pit road first during the caution that separated the second stage for the third to retake the lead.
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The heart-wrenching messages began to pop up in feeds this week, as pro-government forces moved to retake rebel-held Aleppo.
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Progressives tout a vocal, active and donor-heavy base, while the moderates helped flip dozens of Republican seats to retake the majority.
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Scrocca was speaking as fighters began a major ground offensive, backed up by US forces, to retake the vital dam from ISIS.
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One lawmaker from a moderate House district said Waters's tactics "don&apost help" as Democrats try to retake the House this fall.
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Stannis then asks for Jon's help in convincing Mance to bend the knee and help him retake the North, but he refuses.
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A RUSSIAN-BACKED offensive to retake Idlib, the last big rebel-held stronghold in Syria, seemed imminent only a few days ago.
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Iraqi security forces have spent the better part of a year trying to retake Karma from the terror group, suffering heavy losses.
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The political world is waiting with bated breath to see whether Democrats can retake the House and the Senate on election night.
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The city of Mosul, Iraq, is seen in ruins following an ongoing conflict to retake the city from ISIS, on July 14.
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One of the major tasks in the coming months is preparing opposition forces to retake Raqqa, ISIS' self-declared capital in Syria.
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The defense chief told the crowd he was encouraged by what he has seen so far in the fight to retake Mosul.
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And creating a crisis isn't the same thing as, for instance, thinking about how to retake Congress in 2018 or 2020, right?
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The affronted Iraqi government, led by Shia Arabs, ordered its forces to retake the city and other disputed lands on October 16th.
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Rebels then launched a counter offensive to try to retake the area, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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If Democrats retake the Senate, a victory that seems unlikely currently, they theoretically could imperil all of Trump's future Supreme Court nominees.
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Rather than fight to retake every rebel-held pocket, he allowed some foes to surrender and granted them safe passage to Idlib.
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Mr Assad seems emboldened to retake the last bit of his country (never mind that what he controls is largely in ruins).
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC's Ylan Mui that a trip to Beijing to retake trade negotiations has not been scheduled yet.
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"This creates another obstacle for Democrats to retake the House or even have a shot at the Senate," Hertel-Fernandez told me.
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After Mitt Romney's crushing defeat in 2012, the Republican Party commissioned a self-assessment for how it could retake the White House.
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Bloomberg became a game-changing figure for Democrats as his candidates stormed the U.S House of Representatives to help retake the majority.
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In their final, bloody push to retake the city, there are multiple reports that pro-government forces have carried out mass executions.
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Douma is the last remaining town in the area still controlled by rebels, and the Syrian government has vowed to retake it.
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If someone is already ignoring safety warnings and refuses to retake steering controls, should the car then give up on steering itself?
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But the hosts calmed nerves with a 16-5 run to retake control 75-59, exiting the court to a thundering ovation.
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Is that enough — do you have enough right now to assist in your plans to be able to retake Mosul and Raqqa?
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That said, as Iraq looks to retake Mosul, the US thinks that Iraqis won't be able to win without even more help.
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Democrats face an enormous climb in their quest to retake the House, needing to flip 30 seats from the Republicans' historic majority.
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To Turkey's dismay, Trump has decided to arm Syrian Kurdish militants in the impending fight to retake the key city of Raqqa.
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Human rights groups have accused Iraqi security forces of summarily executing ISIS prisoners during their campaign to retake Iraq's second-largest city.
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The offensive to retake Falluja is part of Baghdad's campaign to reverse IS's capture of wide tracts of northern and western Iraq.
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It comes days after Iraqi forces, with U.S. backing, launched a long-awaited offensive to retake Mosul in northern Iraq from ISIS.
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According to Google, it takes a driver 17 seconds to respond to an autonomous car's prompts to retake control of the vehicle.
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Syrian army offensives backed by heavy Russian air strikes to retake territory from rebels in the Hama countryside have had limited success.
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Morning Consult senior polling reporter Cameron Easley noted Wednesday that historical data shows that Democrats will likely retake the House in November.
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Democrats need a net gain of two Senate seats and 23 House seats to retake both chambers of Congress in November's midterms.
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She is the youngest person ever to act as the state House's minority leader and successfully helped Democrats retake the House majority.
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The offensive to retake the town, in the middle of the southern Philippines region of Mindanao, is now in its fourth week.
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Democrats need a net gain of 85033 seats to retake the House, something political handicappers give them a good shot of doing.
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But among independents — the key swing votes Democrats must attract to retake either house of Congress — 220006 percent say they oppose impeachment.
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Democrats need to pick up 24 House seats to retake the majority from Republicans, who've had control of the House since 2011.
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But Lamb's apparent victory was stunning nonetheless, evidence that the Democrats are poised to retake the House of Representatives in the fall.
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Clinton won by at least seven or eight percentage points, the Democrats would have at least a chance to retake the House.
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Garver also said he did not believe the bombing in Baghdad would affect Iraq's goal to retake Mosul, ISIS's stronghold in Iraq.
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Democrats will retake the House majority on Thursday, giving the party a greater ability to bring impeachment measures to the floor. Rep.
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The government ended up blocking access to Facebook and Twitter, but ultimately 300,000 students had to retake their exams, according to Reuters.
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Iraqi officials say they will retake the northern city of Mosul this year, but in private many question whether that is possible.
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The Cavs went scoreless in the final 1:40 of the second quarter, and Indiana scored six points to retake the lead.
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Thousands of Kurdish fighters are opening a new front in their battle to retake Iraq's second-largest city from the Islamic State.
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The offensive to retake Raqqa, ISIS's de facto capital in Syria, will begin in several weeks, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Wednesday.
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So in his bid this year to retake the seat, Mr. Gallego, a Democrat, has made a crucial adjustment to his strategy.
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That means Republicans would need to win back at least 18 seats in 2020 in order to retake control of the House.
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The Ukrainian conflict, the argument went, was only the beginning of Russia's plot to retake every country in the former Soviet bloc.
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Several networks made the call that Democrats would retake the House after the party flipped 85033 seats in races across the country.
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The military campaign to retake Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, is in its sixth week and bogged down in a grueling fight.
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To retake the majority, Democrats need to net three seats if their side wins the White House and four if they don't.
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In recent weeks, Russia-backed Syrian government forces intensified their campaign to retake Idlib, the last rebel-held stronghold in the country.
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My prediction, for what it's worth, is that the Democrats will retake control of the House and possibly the Senate in November.
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House Democrats have already promised to investigate the accusations of sexual misconduct and perjury against Judge Kavanaugh should they retake the chamber.
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Here's a rundown of what Democrats have said they will do if they retake the House for the first time since 2010.
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This year, Democrats have a prime opportunity to win big in Virginia again — and put themselves on track to retake the House.
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Democrats could lose one of their incumbents' seats, and, as long as they win Nevada, Tennessee, and Arizona, still retake the Senate.
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Democrats are holding out hope that they can retake the Vermont governor's mansion in the 2018 midterm elections as incumbent Republican Gov.
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It stopped supplying heavy weapons to the Kurds, now that the operation to retake the Islamic State stronghold of Raqqa is finished.
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It looked to some like the party could retake at least one branch in Congress in 2018 just by staying the course.
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He would have been the most senior member of the panel eligible to be chairman if Republicans retake the House in 2020.
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Without the white working class, Democrats will need everything else to go spectacularly well to retake the House of Representatives next year.
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She was conditionally admitted to Barnard College, but she failed high school chemistry and refused to retake the course at summer school.
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Steyer could help Democrats retake control of the Senate, which they'll need to do in order to pass any of their priorities.
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The assault, coordinated with attacks on several other cities, was part of the Taliban's most ambitious attempt since 210 to retake power.
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These voters are crucial if Democrats are to retake the Senate in the midterm elections, and two years later the White House.
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Our military correspondent is on the front lines in Iraq, where the fight to retake western Mosul from the Islamic State continues.
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Could Democrats in 2020 capitalize on this moment to retake the agriculture vote they so painfully bled over the last half-century?
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The Syrian rebels are fighting to retake Manbij, which is a strategic pathway for ISIS from Turkey to Raqqa, its Syrian stronghold.
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Weeks after the battle to retake the city, Christian militia fighters who secured the town are still on alert for possible counterattacks.
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Democrats would need to win all of these seats and more to gain the 2900 districts needed to retake the House majority.
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Heitkamp's seat was seen by Republicans as key to expanding their Senate majority and critical to Democratic efforts to retake the chamber.
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And on April 1, the coalition destroyed an ISIS drone near Qayyarah, where the U.S. forces will be staged to retake Mosul.
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Should Democrats retake the house in November, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi would support some type of intern reform, her spokesperson said.
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Even if they are able to retake the Senate in 2020, it's unlikely they'd achieve that threshold of votes without Republican support.
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Since the operation began on October 17th, Jabouri's forces have managed to retake around 35 kilometers of territory back from Islamic State.
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The party certainly needs to improve on its 2016 showing in white America, in order to retake the Senate and state governments.
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One much-quoted analysis predicted that Democrats would need to win the popular vote by 11 percentage points to retake the House.
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This means that Democrats will have to gain, on net, just two seats, rather than three, to retake control of the chamber.
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If Democrats retake the House next month, they may take a couple of opportunities to work with President Donald Trump on legislation.
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Democrats are currently on track to retake the Senate, according to the latest polls —though they don't have much room for error.
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As Iraqi forces fight to retake Mosul from the so-called Islamic State (ISIS), clouds of toxic fumes are spreading across northern Iraq.
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Democrats rode a blue wave to retake the House in 2018 at least in part by emphasizing a consistent message on health care.
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I feel vain when I ask the assistant to retake my photo, but I will have to live with it for a while.
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So ask yourselves this: What will Democratic voters be feeling if the party fails to retake the House this fall despite great expectations?
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Under the deal with Bain, Toshiba would retake 40 percent of the unit, which has seen earnings surge on booming demand for semiconductors.
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It cautioned that, absent sustained pressure, the group would likely resurge in Syria within six to 12 months and retake some limited territory.
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It cautioned that, absent sustained pressure, the group would likely resurge in Syria within six to 12 months and retake some limited territory.
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The coalition launched an offensive a week ago to retake the port city, which handles 70 percent of impoverished Yemen&aposs food imports.
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And none have shown any signs of leaving; Pelosi has said she expects to be speaker if Democrats retake the House in November.
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Trump boasted about stock market gains under his administration and predicted Republicans would retake the House majority because of a backlash to impeachment.
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Raqqa has been an ISIS stronghold for the past four years, and the battle to retake control of the city has been slow.
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His departure will also create challenges for Republicans to retain his seat next year as Democrats try to retake control of the House.
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In particular, the army is trying to retake the city of Marawi, which groups claiming allegiance to Islamic State suddenly seized in May.
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Republicans currently have a 54-46 advantage but Democrats are positioned to retake the chamber especially if Trump falters in those battleground states.
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ISIS attacks spur dread and anger Iraq's military is gearing up for an assault to retake Mosul, the largest city under ISIS control.
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Tesla also said that the car's systems had warned Huang a number of times to retake control from Autopilot earlier in the drive.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) told Politico last month it should be "on the table" if Democrats retake the Senate and White House. Sens.
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Democrats saw the crucial swing state as an opportunity to pick up a seat in their effort to retake control of the Senate.
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This is the level at which the Global Dow would retake half of its losses from May 2015 to February of this year.
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Even with the help of Russia, Iran and Shia mercenaries, Mr Assad can at most retake the populous western end of the country.
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And over in the House, Democratic Minority Whip Steny Hoyer said it's "possible" that the party could retake the majority in that chamber.
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Al-Abadi, in October last year, announced the start of the mission to retake Mosul using a diverse coalition of about 100,000 troops.
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In October last year, al-Abadi announced the start of the mission to retake Mosul, using a diverse coalition of about 100,000 troops.
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He told reporters that he fully expects the U.S. to play a greater role in assisting the Iraqi military's effort to retake Mosul.
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Jared Leto is doing a retake on selling his home ... he's listed it a second time, but this time it's a tad cooler.
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He played to his base, but his over-the-top rhetoric turned off so many people that Democrats managed to retake the House.
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The offensive to retake Mosul began in October and saw elite Iraqi counterterrorism forces quickly push into the city limits from the east.
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The police and CTS troops are part of a 100,000-strong Iraqi alliance which launched the campaign to retake Mosul on Oct. 17.
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Mister Softee's vice president, Jim Conway, said the company had urged its drivers to retake the heart of the city, to no avail.
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Military commanders say more troops are likely to be sent into Iraq in support of Iraqi forces preparing to try to retake Mosul.
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In neighboring Iraq, thousands of civilians have fled Falluja, after government forces began an offensive to retake the city from Islamic State militants.
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It came as the SDF presses on with efforts to retake the last small area of territory held in Syria by Islamic State.
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Shi'ite militias will be allowed to take the lead in operations to retake Hawija, a nearby town controlled by Islamic State, officials said.
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Not only did they have to retake the class, but they also lost their state scholarships, critically important to their staying in school.
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If Mr. Assad were to retake Aleppo, he would once again control what was before the war Syria's largest city and economic center.
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TV co-hosts Krystal Ball and Buck Sexton on election night as Democrats appeared poised to retake the majority in the lower chamber.
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Many neighborhoods were destroyed, first by Islamic State and then by the Mosul offensive designed to retake the militants' last stronghold in Iraq.
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Assad's troops are primed to retake an area they abandoned at the height of the country's civil war, now in its eighth year.
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They joined hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced since the operation to retake the city from ISIS began last year.
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If Democrats retake the White House and Congress, they could rescind any of Trump's executive orders and rewrite all legislation passed by Republicans.
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It was the second time in a year that our combined forces took on steep casualties to retake this capital from the Communists.
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He flunked math on his final school exam, but was determined to retake it this summer so he could go to a university.
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Defense experts have also discussed the difficulty of hiding a huge anti-ISIS force of more than 30,85033 massing to retake the city.
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Y.) said Sunday that Democrats should move to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) if they retake the House and Senate in September.
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Iraqi forces are now fighting to retake the city of Mosul, the militants' last major stronghold in Iraq, where many Yazidis were held.
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They also come as Obama seeks to help Iraqi forces retake ISIS strongholds of Mosul and Raqqa by the end of this year.
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One group that is largely missing from the group, however, are swing-state freshmen who helped the party retake the House last fall.
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John Hickenlooper, who wrapped up two terms as Colorado's governor in January, also turned down an opportunity to help Democrats retake the Senate.
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Pentagon spokesman Gordon Trowbridge on Friday praised the coalition known as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) for its efforts to retake the city.
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Forces from the port city of Misrata began a campaign to retake Sirte six months ago, taking heavy casualties to recapture the city.
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Finally, they can buy only shotguns and air rifles — no handguns — and must retake the class and the initial exam every three years.
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"Christians are coming to retake their place in the public square, and the most natural battleground in this war is Christmas," Gibson wrote.
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Such an exodus would be on top of roughly 162,000 people already displaced by Iraqi government efforts to retake the city since October.
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Tampa, Florida (CNN)Donald Trump isn't letting up on his criticism of the offensive to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS.
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If the Democrats hope to retake the White House in 2020, they must embrace compromise and work with the Republicans, not against them.
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Ojeda joins a growing number of Democratic candidates who have pledged to vote against Pelosi for House speaker should Dems retake the majority.
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Democrats need 24 seats to retake the House in November, when every member of the 435-member body will be up for reelection.
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In the years to come there will be moves to make good on campaign promises that Britain will retake control of its borders.
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Erdogan has warned of sectarian bloodshed if the Iraqi army relies on Shi'ite militia fighters to retake the largely Sunni city of Mosul.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter telegraphed the Raqqa move a couple weeks ago, saying the offensive to retake the city would start in weeks.
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Its fall would mark their effective defeat in Iraq, according to Abadi, who has said he aims to retake the city this year.
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Democrats, who were unable to flip enough seats to retake the Senate majority in 2628, are in a tough spot in the 28503.
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The Democrats might be modest favorites to retake the chamber, but it would probably be fairer to characterize the race as a tossup.
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In the 383 years since the end of the Korean War in 1953, North Korea hasn't launched a war to retake South Korea.
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Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat who's poised to chair the committee if Democrats retake the House, told the the New York Times.
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As Vox's Tara Golshan and Ella Nilsen explained, Democrats still have a pretty tough challenge if they want to retake the upper chamber.
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It's probably enough to make the Democrats fairly clear if modest favorites to retake the House, despite their structural disadvantages in the chamber.
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Several writers fretted that Democrats will quickly use this emerging precedent to aggressively pursue their own priorities once they retake the White House.
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And if they retake the Senate in 2018, there is talk of denying President Trump the opportunity to fill any Supreme Court vacancy.
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Sean Duffy for his vote in favor of the controversial Obamacare repeal last year, as part of their efforts to retake the House.
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And she saw on the streets how soldiers who carried out the party's orders shot indiscriminately as they rushed to retake Tiananmen Square.
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The new results could motivate states and districts to move the exam date earlier and offer opportunities to retake it during school hours.
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Second to its accuracy, what I appreciate most about the Exergen is its ability to retake a temperature with no downtime in between.
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Regardless of the eventual nominee, labor groups expect to play a central role as Democrats fight to retake the White House in November.
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Trump then repeated that he could get the votes he needed in the House "in one session," which Democrats will retake in January.
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Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, who has nearly stamped out the rebels after seven years of war, has vowed to retake the province.
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The Iraqi military operation to retake the disputed areas was aided by an agreement with a Kurdish faction to withdraw from them peacefully.
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Meanwhile, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, backed by Russia, controls the southern part of the country and wants to retake it all.
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If Democrats retake Congress and the White House, would they be willing to spend the required political capital to pass new gun laws?
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A recent report projected that the Democrats would need to win the popular vote by almost 11 percentage points to retake the House.
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Officials at the American Embassy in Baghdad say 1003,400 Iraqi service members were killed in the battle to retake Mosul, with 7,000 wounded.
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