But the blue wave will run smack into another powerful force—America's political geography.
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Any effort to impeach Trump would run smack into a trial in a friendly Senate.
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The blue wave of 2018 will run smack into a red wall in Indiana and Missouri.
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The VW Group overall also has run smack into a major problem with its diesel strategy, in the gloomy wake of its 2015 emissions-cheating scandal.
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That's quite a way to run smack into the brick wall of your own mortality (and I realize it's an experience that countless critics have had before me).
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So Frum's plan to craft a Trumpian-lite ideology, one that addresses the legitimate grievances of Trump's followers without the demagogic excesses, will run smack into the problem of Trump's continued relevance.
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At times you will run smack into your environment which will pressure you to be like someone else, but much of the music I cherish as a music lover comes from an honesty.
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European nations, which are trying to save the nuclear deal and keep Iran from isolation, have tried to come up with ways to keep trading with Iran but have run smack into Trump's sanctions.
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This past week Mr. Bolton journeyed to Ankara to discuss the American role in the Syrian civil war with Turkish government officials, only to run smack into another autocrat with a short fuse, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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In the Senate race, Ms. Alcantara may run smack into the same phenomenon that helped Mr. Espaillat win the congressional primary: When there is no incumbent in the race, a past challenger may be best placed to swoop in and win the prize, even over the outgoing officeholder's chosen candidate.
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Any attempt to distance himself from her will run smack into the indisputable facts of his record, which includes killing thousands of manufacturing jobs as Ohio's governor, working for a liberal anti-coal think tank, and moving sharply to the left on energy over the past decade under pressure from his Party.
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Meanwhile, Daffy deliberately squirts oil on the hill, and the fox slides downhill. At the bottom of the hill, Elmer aims his gun at the fox and demands that he leave. The fox turns to escape, only to run smack into a tree, knocking him out cold. Now Elmer turns his gun on Daffy.
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The jester, now on a horse, orders the drawbridge opened, and he starts out of the castle. A knight boat whistles for clearance, and the drawbridge quickly raises. Dooley and horse run smack into it. After a second time which lands Dooley in the moat, the horse laughs at Dooley's misfortune and earns him a sock in the jaw.
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