Regulating it will allow for more money to be won, or lost.
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We expect them all to be won or lost by a point or two.
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I try to get the sides to think it through as a problem to solve, not a fight to be won or lost.
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Ross: Yes, I've always thought the assumption that Hispanics are all single-issue voters to be won or lost on immigration politics was a mistake.
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To the Editor: The election is going to be won or lost depending on which party gets voters to show up to vote, and who sits at home.
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This series is going to be won or lost on the perimeter, and whichever team better adjusts to the other's guards and wings figures to move on to the next round.
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Putting aside, as we should, the notion that the government shutdown is a game to be won or lost, it's beyond debate that political parties are constantly looking for leverage and to push their agendas.
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It is never easy to assess a campaign's progress, particularly one that is likely to be won or lost by a few hundred votes, but over the summer the Reid campaign appeared to have cultivated a meaningfully committed base, among local voters and elsewhere.
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Horror films like A Quiet Place and It Comes at Night are the drilling down of our culture's current fixation on dystopia, and as such, they offer different micro-alternatives that help us frame our ongoing social nightmare as a war to be won or lost by nuclear families.
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If a fight has to be stopped because of a headbutt without reaching the required distance, they are automatically declared a technical draw. Generally, every country where boxing is practiced accepts the four round or the halfway point as the right distance for a fight to be won or lost by technical decisions. A unique case happened between world champions Daniel Santos and Antonio Margarito: both of their fights ended in technical decisions, which is very rare in boxing. Their first bout was declared a draw, as it had gone only one minute before being stopped, and Santos won by a ten-round split technical decision in their rematch.
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Lieutenant General Tariq Khan, HI(M) was a Pakistan Army general officer who was the Commander of I Strike Corps at Mangla."Lt-Gen Waheed Arshad new CGS" Dawn, 1 October 2010 A war hero, he has been the Inspector General of the Frontier Corps from September 2008 till October 2010.Ismail Khan "Battle to be won or lost in Bajaur" Dawn, 21 September 2008 He has also commanded the 1st Armoured Division in Multan from 2006 to 2007 and then the 14th Infantry Division in South Waziristan till 2008. Khan gained fame when he led the Frontier Corps to victory against the Taliban in the Battle of Bajaur in 2009.
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In a few games, the contract is fixed (normally a simple majority, less often based on certain cards captured during play) and players' bids are a wager of game points to be won or lost. In others, the bid is a number of tricks or card points the bidder is confident that they or their partnership will take. Either of these can also include the suit to be used as trumps during the hand. Common bids include slam (winning all the tricks), misère (losing all the tricks), ouvert (the contractor's hand is exposed), playing without using the stock or only part of it, and winning the last trick or other specific tricks.
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Because of his situation, he "acts on his bad impulses"; Carter elaborated, "Is it fate that Wayne is about, the character, this is what I was interested in exploring here. As we'll see with the introduction in a moment of a character who throws all of this into question – God – we're going to see what his place is in all of this, or at least explore what Burt Reynolds, playing God here, has to do with the character Wayne." The main idea behind the episode, was that "God knows all the numbers [because] they'e his numbers" and he is laying them down and is in "charge of the big game". God in this episode is thus "trying to show [the characters] the game" of life that is to be "won or lost".
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