We will get to the finish line running and standing.
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The beer is smooth all the way to the finish.
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She has been evacuated in a sled to the finish.
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Now ride that thought out to the finish, Secretary Clinton.
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Hudson converted his second save despite staggering to the finish.
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December, of course is the dash to the finish line.
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If the Cardinals win, it's a race to the finish.
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"We will stay together and fight together to the finish."
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For Mr. Winston, it's not a race to the finish.
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It was this race to the finish on Gears 24.
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The result is a mad scramble to the finish line.
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Maybe then he can get to the finish line first.
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I walked up on the snow to the finish area.
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I'm really looking forward to the finish at the end.
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Even cake baking is now a fight to the finish.
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Haller cruised to the finish in 11 hours 46 minutes.
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I think why we've had such longevity is that we are a family that believes we can all get to the finish line together, and that we should get to the finish line together.
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They were almost to the finish line after 13 long years.
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"I wanted to get to the finish line," Kayleigh told TODAY.
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Without enough fuel, you won't make it to the finish line.
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Finally, Gary makes it to the finish line on Baxter Peak.
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Vonn was unhurt and promptly skied down to the finish area.
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How Bots, Twitter, and Hackers Pushed Trump to the Finish Line
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And by his side all the way to the finish line?
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We are almost crawling to the finish line at this point.
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It's the last round, and it's a fight to the finish.
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"First of all, don't rush to the finish line," Alexander says.
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He eventually rolled down the hill to the finish without pedaling.
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Eventually, after two bicycle changes, he made it to the finish.
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Almost to the finish line: It's "I Love You Baby" time.
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He won't be around to see this rebuild to the finish.
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"It was absolutely a race to the finish line," he said.
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"She was exceptional from the start to the finish," Mouratoglou said.
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But ultimately Apocalypse still comes undone, barely sputtering to the finish.
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The Hill's Niv Elis previews the sprint to the finish here.
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A short-handed Supreme Court is limping to the finish line.
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Even Urán thought Barguil had beaten him to the finish line.
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GETTING to the finish line of Vendée Globe has always been hard.
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It's what I've always tried to do – get to the finish line.
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If one [injection] gets you to the finish line, one is enough.
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These brave athletes overcome a lot to get to the finish line.
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"Today I felt they really carried me to the finish," she said.
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"It's much closer to the finish line than people realize," Cobb said.
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Runners plod along the Embarcadero to the finish line at Ocean Beach.
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She can now single-handedly carry a film to the finish line.
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You get into September baseball and you're close to the finish line.
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The Gamecocks eventually led by 218 before cruising to the finish line.
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The lower you make it, the closer they get to the finish line.
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"I'm determined to sprint to the finish line as secretary-general," Ban said.
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Honestly, I am super proud of Jamie for getting to the finish line.
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I took my bike and ran all the way to the finish line.
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We expect it to be a great race right down to the finish.
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He feels the pressure, but he's just looking forward to the finish line.
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I'll be out there just having fun and getting to the finish line!
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His overwhelming support from white men put him close to the finish line.
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Then suddenly she gets to the finish line and she's like, Oh shit.
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Chip Gaines is fixing to make it to the finish line in 2018!
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Hitting a new obstacle so close to the finish line has supporters exasperated.
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His father raced out of the stands and helped him to the finish.
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So my dad grabbed my arm and yanked me to the finish line.
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As they headed to the finish line, they banged doors and nearly wrecked.
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Both groups fragmented amid the heat in the final climb to the finish.
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I thought the corner was closer to the finish than it really was.
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His equilibrium restored, Bra battles Savyalov in a sprint to the finish line.
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"I'm really happy to get this to the finish line," Mr. McAllister said.
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Now, it is important to be strong enough to get to the finish.
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As for myself, I propose to fight this gravedigger's menace to the finish.
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We therefore recommend a compromise solution rather than a fight to the finish.
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It will be a sigh of relief when I get to the finish line.
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But soon Leno pulls even and they go neck and neck to the finish.
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For traditional automakers, at this point, they'd be effectively close to the finish line.
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That does not mean the race organizers can just coast to the finish line.
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But I'm also so close to the finish line that I don't really notice.
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It was all his from there as he easily coasted to the finish line.
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Everything else from here on out is an easy coast to the finish line.
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From that point on, Reed stayed out front and got to the finish line .
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However, he would not give up, pushing through to get to the finish line.
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Developing countries played a massive role in getting the Agreement to the finish line.
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Now she limps to the finish line when she should be hitting full stride.
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Critic's Notebook Is it a sprint to the finish or a long slog home?
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" The question is whether maximum pressure 2.0, "helps us get to the finish line.
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Nelson is locked in a heated fight to the finish against Florida's Republican Gov.
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I couldn't know if she saw my dad pull me to the finish line.
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We thought we were home free, with a mad dash to the finish line.
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Three fans made all the noise in the grandstand next to the finish line.
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Finally, Biwott succumbed to the brutal pace and Kipchoge ran alone to the finish.
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Only about 20 percent make it to the finish line and get the pension.
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Even transactions that have become public often get to the finish line, he added.
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How will we get to the finish line with 60+ votes in the Senate?
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But not all of these electric vehicle hopefuls will make it to the finish line.
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He opened up about his health journey in his 2018 memoir Racing to the Finish.
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As he slept, some of the last boats sprinted, or inched, to the finish line.
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"Two incredible teams, trying to get to the finish line," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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I could take my time and enjoy it rather than rushing to the finish line.
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Amid mechanical failures and encounters with ditches, none of them made it to the finish.
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"Coach said to us, 'Run to the finish line, not the start line,'" Guy said.
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We raced to the finish line, where we found Thompson already out of Challenger 2.
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But Cruz's travel schedule has set up an awkward last-minute sprint to the finish.
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Syracuse extended its lead in the last eight minutes and cruised to the finish line.
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Still, the losses would add to the sense that she's limping to the finish line.
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By the time I got to the finish line, everyone has packed up and gone.
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I remember being out of it and running with my bike to the finish line.
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All four candidates, along with Klobuchar, are fighting to the finish ahead of the caucuses.
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It's just that they don't see how 'maximum pressure' takes you to the finish line.
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The 228 caucuses are best remembered for who never made it to the finish line.
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The course then doubled back to the finish line in Manhattan, located in Central Park.
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By noon, the sailors stagger to the finish line and complete their team building training.
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And my wife is working 'mama,' so it's a battle to the finish, but we'll see.
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"Clearly there are challenges right now getting to the finish line on a deal," Muilenburg said.
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Because you can't bear to disappoint one more person on the way to the finish line.
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"Pick whichever one that's going to motivate you to get to the finish line," he said.
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You must accept the risk of being wrong or you'll never get to the finish line.
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As China vowed to "fight to the finish," Trump used Twitter to rally the farming community.
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You have trained harder than ever, but the fight to the finish line won't be easy.
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The race to the finish no longer seems to be in the hands of Mr. Robot.
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Joanna Gaines is cheering on her husband Chip Gaines all the way to the finish line!
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Baez likened Bradley to a "three-legged pony" that prosecutors were riding to the finish line.
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Right now, the two are in a "fight to the finish" for their baby's first word.
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Among the current field of exercise-pill competitors, Evans is the closest to the finish line.
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Afterward, Klobuchar and Blunt expressed confidence to CNN that they are close to the finish line.
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Republican senators widely credit the four senators with bringing the bill to the finish line. Sen.
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Play resumed at about 7.20 pm and 28-year-old Rybarikova raced to the finish line.
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder tell us about the sprint to the finish: http://bit.ly/28503QFxOfu. Rep.
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Except for one guy, of course, but Bernie Sanders didn't make it to the finish line.
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The advantage grew to as many as 43 points as West Virginia cruised to the finish.
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What helped push him to the finish line, he said, was having a solid support group.
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One was closer to the finish line in terms of hardware, but the software wasn't usable.
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I'm talking about when you are so close to the finish line you can taste it.
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Buffalo started 4-2 but has limped to the finish, losing six of its last nine.
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In this space, however, the race to the finish line is happening at an unusually rapid pace.
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"It&aposs important to get to the finish line the right way," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
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And now polls show the race in a dead heat, and Bayh stumbling to the finish line.
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He opened up about his health journey in the memoir Racing to the Finish, released last month.
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Many transportation leaders in Congress believe infrastructure's best path to the finish line is through tax reform.
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This is about enjoying the (at times agonizingly teasing) journey, rather than racing to the finish line.
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The rest were people who helped fill in the gaps to get us to the finish line.
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He lay there on the ground, not moving, as the race went on to the finish line.
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I pushed myself to the finish line, passing the five-kilometer mark before collapsing on the grass.
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Even if you do outsmart Johnson&aposs script, it&aposs still an enjoyable ride to the finish.
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The team got almost no production from its catchers, and a vaunted rotation hobbled to the finish.
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"I think we controlled the game from the start to the finish," P.S.G. Manager Laurent Blanc said.
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I was running the rat race in place with no chance of getting to the finish line.
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After meandering through the crowd and security checkpoints, we got to the finish line in Central Park.
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Then I imagine myself as El Guerrouj, his legs a blur as he speeds to the finish.
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The party frontrunners came closer to the finish line, and their challengers' odds fell to new lows.
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The Cubs, meanwhile, limped to the finish line, allowing the Brewers to eventually pull even with them.
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"Just relax, you're not going to sprint to the finish line," Gauff's father and coach told her.
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We will fight to the finish to preserve the jury's verdict and restore justice to the family.
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I didn't think the race was over, and then I got a big run to the finish.
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Investors also focused on second-quarter results, as the reporting season draws closer to the finish line.
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But Ms. Wetzel said she was committed to staying put and seeing the fight to the finish.
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His opponent Mr. Kallos said, "I'm seeing some daylight," and added: "It's a fight to the finish."
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Kittel is aiming to wear green all the way to the finish in Paris on July 23.
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He's assigned to the finish line at the marathon, and is present when the bombs go off.
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"You'd have to say it's an unlikely a deal would make it to the finish line," Moffett said.
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It's hard to think of a more appealing image to carry a Republican campaign to the finish line.
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He stopped several times, but was not alone in the struggle to make it to the finish line.
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CLINTON — Good morning from Iowa, where the campaigns have entered the final wind sprint to the finish line.
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Larson immediately broke out front and held on to the lead to start the race to the finish.
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The first duo within the team that gets to the finish line wins immunity and the power vote.
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I&aposm about the results and getting -- and moving on target and getting to the finish line there.
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You need to expend resources, but make sure you have enough to make it to the finish line.
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Once someone has been endorsed, then we do our best to help them get to the finish line.
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But despite his competitive spirit, Bezos said he's not thinking it of a sprint to the finish line.
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When I got to the finish, it was such a relief to get the pressure off my shoulders.
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"I think it's going to be very difficult to get to the finish line on this," predicted Sen.
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As they say in horse racing "they're off" and it's going to be a sprint to the finish.
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A hundred and eighty-two competitors started the inaugural event; 74 vehicles made it to the finish line.
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All this rushing and compromising is reminiscent of the way the Democrats got Obamacare to the finish line.
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The Seahawks' defense is limping to the finish line, having allowed 221.9 points over the past two games.
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"We made it sound like this was going to be a real fight to the finish," said Thompson.
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Slowly, she skied toward an area adjacent to the finish, where she was feted as the race winner.
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Spectators watch from above and cheer on their ducks as they make their way to the finish line.
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He hit another trey 39 seconds later as the lead reached 32, and Portland cruised to the finish.
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The fourth year was taking it to the finish line and trying to get it signed into law.
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But just like solar power itself, it'll likely be a slow and steady race to the finish line.
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The man in the gorilla suit — police officer Tom Harris — is still making his way to the finish line.
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The objective, like in many games, is to get to the finish line without hitting any of the obstacles.
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How does a company get so close to the finish line without being able to take that final step?
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Yes, I think it&aposs going to be a knockdown, drag out fight all the way to the finish.
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But history suggests Obama will emulate his predecessors in racing all the way to the finish line next year.
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Now, my Fossil Sport Smartwatch is there throughout the journey with me – all the way to the finish line.
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Trilobites Crustaceans experienced in running a labyrinth made it to the finish line — and their prize — without wrong turns.
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With less than 24 hours to go, the presidential candidates are in a mad dash to the finish line.
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There's no lab test that will tell you why he was always able to get to the finish line.
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O'Rourke, for one, is going to keep the momentum going with determined optimism, right up to the finish line.
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The outcome of this fight to the finish will have implications of biblical proportion for the entire AHS multiverse.
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Brady carried his team from a major point deficit to the finish line in the last seconds of overtime.
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I always say, 'Make it to the start line, enjoy the journey, and make it to the finish line.
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"Play from the start, to the finish," he implored his team the night before Saturday's game against North Carolina.
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But the teams continued to exchange 23-pointers — and the lead — as they fought to the finish of regulation.
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Both teams will try to continue a sprint to the finish when the Raptors host the Thunder on Monday.
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With one presidential debate in the rearview mirror, the dash to the finish line is in front of us.
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It's also been a sprint to the finish for "All the Money in the World," planned for a Dec.
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You had Lance Armstrong who began his race to the finish line, and we know what he was on.
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But he's not wringing his hands or worrying about the repercussions if Republicans don't get to the finish line.
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But as tough as it was to get to the finish line, the hardest work is yet to come.
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Patrick Mahomes aggravated an ankle injury in that game and struggled to the finish, but he's clearly healthy now.
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They will need at least a billion more dollars between them to get to the finish line, maybe more.
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"I know now from the last sprints that I can hold that speed to the finish line," he said.
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Brady and the Patriots limped to the finish line, going 4-4 in the second half of the season.
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Mitchell's basket with 259:17 remaining gave Utah a 119-94 advantage and the Jazz cruised to the finish.
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With every step Gibb got closer to the finish line on Boylston Street, but her feet grew increasingly painful.
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She believes her skis didn't glide enough to escape the other racers on the final descent to the finish line.
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Most recently, Haslet ran in 2018, but did not make it to the finish line after suffering a health scare.
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The Patriots are still the Patriots, but many think the New England empire may be staggering to the finish line.
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We've almost had our fill of triumphant gold medal moments as the 2016 Olympics sprint to the finish on Sunday.
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It is also because cheating marathoners have been known to hop on for a quick detour to the finish line.
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It's then a fight to the finish, Hunger Games-style, while the map shrinks around players forcing them into battles.
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The 181.5km stage nine route includes three out-of-category climbs before a treacherous descent to the finish at Chambery.
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My throat tightens and my eyes tear up as we head to the finish line, and I don't know why.
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The duo walked to the finish line, with Rees cheering and showing Wyeth how close they were to the end.
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Hamilton stayed out until lap 31, when he pitted for a set of slick ultrasofts that lasted to the finish.
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In every election as we get closer to the finish line, the critical Electoral College maps only gains in importance.
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What better way to rally a community than to meet annually and compete in a dash to the finish line?
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Yet the Caps have taken double-digit leads into the third period and coasted to the finish in both games.
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Although he still trails heavily in the delegate count, the septuagenarian Mr Sanders is likely to fight to the finish.
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Even some Trump loyalists privately expressed concern that the switch to the "Finish the Wall" slogan reeked of political spin.
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But the first attempt at a two-lap sprint to the finish went haywire, and Kenseth collided with Alex Bowman.
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Rosberg sped off to a perfect race start, led to the finish and grabbed his ninth victory of the season.
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And the crowds cheered each participant as they hopped off at the beach and ran to the finish line, exhausted.
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Why not crawl, in your reduced and pitiable form, to the finish line and at least get points for stamina?
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It can't be stressed enough that Maximum Security led almost all the way from opening gun to the finish line.
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When she seemed to lose steam in the stretch, McCarthy eased up on her and coasted to the finish line.
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Once Costa Rica gets a lead, it has the cohesiveness and the savvy to ride it to the finish line.
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In 2017, she had an 11-minute head start on Varner and beat him to the finish by 20 seconds.
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There was a nerve-racking moment when neither of them made it to the finish line of their first race.
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Kick off the New Year — and do so with a clean slate and a clean run to the finish line.
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You assholes voted for him, nominated him, handcuffed yourself to this dead hooker, now drag it to the finish line!
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The question is, will the slouching rough beasts let loose by our wonderful innovations beat us to the finish line?
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"Fun not only counts," he writes, "but it's necessary if you want to beat perfectionism and get to the finish."
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Instead, Obama and the Democrats knew that they had the votes and pushed the bill through to the finish line.
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Given the political geography of this central Florida district, you can guarantee that this will be a fight to the finish.
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Researchers believe there are enough competitors in the race to get at least a few to the finish line on time.
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The race to restore control of data and the web at large has begun; inrupt is looking to the finish line.
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But Holes, a retired cold-case investigator with the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office, ultimately beat them to the finish.
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But this season was defined by the alliance the women on the show formed to carry one another to the finish.
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Development is just the starting line, and the path to the finish is a race without any defined length or course.
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You go with this third party and the deal will die six times before you maybe make it to the finish.
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If we're talking about making this a race, well, the winner is the team who gets to the finish line first.
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The Movistar rider rode away over the summit of the Colle San Carlo and built his lead to the finish line.
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Instead, "Ben-Hur" highlights the difference between merely saddling up and stumbling to the finish line, versus actually winning the race.
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Fleury was then stellar to the finish, especially during an extended scramble in front of him with about three minutes left.
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While for some this would be demoralizing, for Hill each is just another hurdle on the way to the finish line.
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"It's really a team," Panek told CNN of the dogs, who took turns helping him make it to the finish line.
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Messer and Rokita sprinted to the finish line hammering Braun over his history prior to 2012 of voting in Democratic primaries.
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Northwestern nursed the lead to the finish line, converting four straight foul shots in the last minute to remove any doubt.
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Pittsburgh is limping to the finish, having lost three straight and four of its last five to drop two games below .
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A lot of work goes into building a portfolio that can take you and your loved ones to the finish line.
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He was hit by a rider sprinting to the finish and suffered a gash on his forehead that required 100 stitches.
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The program began in 2007, and 2017 was supposed to be the year the first participants got to the finish line.
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People would pay tens of thousands of dollars — and sometimes far more — for private trackside boxes next to the finish line.
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It was more of a fight to the finish; and they were a very much finer set of people who finished.
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West Virginia responded with a 5-0 surge to re-establish a double-digit lead and waltzed to the finish line.
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Teams were awarded points based on the number of flagpoles avoided and how quickly they made it to the finish line.
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I don't think the tape is going to adhere to the finish all that well, but I'm gonna do my best.
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The crowd's mumbles in reaction to the finish showed the level of interest there was in the fight that had transpired.
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"This series has been back and forth, two incredible teams trying to get to the finish line," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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We cannot come this close to electing the first female president in our history and not make it to the finish line.
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"It's truly remarkable how much our athletes endure and how many things they sacrifice to get to the finish line," he said.
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It's the summer sprint that starts at Memorial Day weekend and runs all the way to the finish line of Labor Day.
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It is the latest example of a large merger deal failing to make it to the finish line because of antitrust hurdles.
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Because before you make it to the finish line Instagram and beer, you have to spend weeks, or sometimes months, logging miles.
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"The vast majority of people just want to get to the finish line with the right plan that's low-cost," he says.
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We got to that last inning of the game and we just got to the finish line and we were just gassed.
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After winning six straight in late March, the Celtics limped to the finish line with four losses in their last six games.
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Rather than battle to the finish of each session, drivers posted early laps and then were content to return to their garages.
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No doggie will be left behind in this Tough Mudder-style competition, where pups sniff and claw their way to the finish.
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But if the Bachelor franchise has taught us anything, it's that the journey to the finish line will be far from easy.
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While the Rays are percolating at the plate, San Diego is limping to the finish line of its nine-game road trip.
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While that's not necessarily a bad thing, it did add another level of difficulty in getting the deal to the finish line.
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As a result, Logano inherited the lead and had Kyle Busch alongside in second for a two-lap sprint to the finish.
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A run of 12 straight points made it 71-55 with 453:52 left, and Nevada basically coasted to the finish line.
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It would have been easy to coast to the finish line, but Playground Studios has taken the opportunity to take a joyride.
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Nishikori's run to the finish line started in the fourth set, when he effectively planted the seeds of doubt in Murray's mind.
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They appeared puzzled as Germans applauded them as if they were marathon runners who had finally made it to the finish line.
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"When I got to the finish line and realized I was the first one to cross, I was so overwhelmed," said Rollins.
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His father came onto the track to assist him as he hobbled to the finish with the Barcelona crowd cheering him on.
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Then, during the last mile, a race administrator and volunteer met her on the course and ran with her to the finish.
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"I think everybody's hopeful, as the markets are, that this is going to get to the finish line sometime soon," Hassett said.
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But it's better as a competitive experience, played beside an actual human being who's trying to beat you to the finish line.
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Lastly, engagement with black voters must start when the campaign starts -- not during the last 30-day sprint to the finish line.
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CBS held preliminary talks to buy Starz from Lions Gate earlier this year, though a deal never got to the finish line.
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The race was turning into a replay of last year, when Kamworor held off Wilson Kipsang in a sprint to the finish.
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Then they took the birds on a bullet train to Shanghai, 462 miles away, and released them to flutter to the finish.
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It gave the Yankees a 3-2 lead, which Sabathia, Chad Green, David Robertson and Aroldis Chapman carried to the finish line.
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In 2010, Toyota was clearly the fastest team on the track, but none of its three cars made it to the finish.
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He had two chances to break back in the fourth game but Djokovic nervelessly canceled the threat before grinding to the finish.
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This year, they won 32, squandering a promising start and spending the second half of the season sputtering to the finish line.
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We are on the final lap after a year of negotiations, but a push is needed to get to the finish line.
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While the coalition advocates their case, these young candidates are trusting innovation and online platforms to get them to the finish line.
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" "I welcome the competition" Asked about concerns he can't carry the presidential race through to the finish line, Biden said, "Come on.
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These are just two examples of improvements necessary to get us closer to the finish line, especially with vulnerable populations like children.
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A kind bystander used her golden retriever to lead Harrison to the finish line, which he crossed by rolling over it sideways.
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Unless perceptions change, it's hard to see how a big tax cut for big corporations makes it to the finish line unscathed.
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Another Harden 237-pointer pushed the lead to 20 at 136-116 with 3:58 remaining and Houston cruised to the finish.
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Your goal is not to get your listeners to stay with you to the finish; it is to lose them along the way.
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Draped in an American flag, Cragg urged Flanagan to the finish, where she collapsed into Cragg's arms and was carried to a wheelchair.
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A short time later, Landale slammed home a dunk to make it a 13-point margin, as the Gaels cruised to the finish.
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"The central case is we will see progress, and if we get to the finish line is yet to be seen, " Nordvig said.
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Last summer, in an interview with PEOPLE, Hogan spoke at length about his lawsuit, saying he would take his fight to the finish.
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The 600 had a unique format this year, with three stages instead of the usual two followed by the race to the finish.
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"There are times where we cannot bring a client to the finish line — they can't get over some hurdle" to sign the papers.
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While crabs that have never seen the maze before bump around aimlessly, experienced crabs race to the finish line with no wrong turns.
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The current result certainly places Google at the front of the pack, but there is still a long way to the finish line.
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"When I went to the finish I thought, Mikaela must be in front but then I saw Frida cheering," silver medallist Holdener said.
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Here's the basic gameplay – you are this Minecraft-looking cube dude who needs to run, fly and leap your way to the finish.
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Besides some fleshy bits getting stuck to the gas tank, all went well and I was sure we were racing to the finish.
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I was completely burnt out on dating, since I'd been treating my love life as a sprint to the finish line (a.k.a. marriage).
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Ivan Nova was outstanding through six innings and the bullpen got Pittsburgh to the finish line in a 3-1 win Sunday afternoon.
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A Porter 3-pointer with 4:59 left upped the lead to 65-373, and the Tigers milked it to the finish line.
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The map of battleground states leans strongly in Clinton's favor, making her the heavy favorite as the clock ticks down to the finish.
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And I think the chances are better than 50-50 that he makes it to the finish line in terms of the nomination.
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The 76ers were unable to make a late-game charge and Denver led by as many as 18 while cruising to the finish.
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She plays out her futuristic election bit by bit, layering in details as the plot picks up and runs to the finish line.
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Now that he's starting building a model rocket company of his own, Barnard says he wants to see it through to the finish.
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By rushing the rule to the finish line, regulators may not be taking seriously the legitimate objections lodged by a variety of stakeholders.
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The young people marching in Bernie's army and the suburban women cheering Elizabeth Warren to the finish line need to do their homework.
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Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo started from pole instead that Sunday, leading all the way to the finish in the sport's glamour race.
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At the 1992 Olympics, Derek Redmond tore his hamstring during a 400-meter heat, but decided to try to hobble to the finish.
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At a team news conference on Monday, Yates played down the idea of challenging Froome all the way to the finish in Paris.
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It was beaten to the finish by Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing, which paid $2.2 billion for the world's largest and oldest metals market.
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The British women's pursuit team cruised to the finish in 4 minutes 12.454 seconds, breaking the record it set in the semifinal round.
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Sycophants immediately restored him to his place, but he was too out of breath and dazed to make it to the finish line.
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"Honestly, at mile 2, 3, 4, I didn't feel like I was even going to make it to the finish line," Linden said.
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"I don't think we have any concerns about our ability to get to the finish line," said Blake West, the MCC executive director.
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What looked like a near-certain end to years of postseason futility has now become a terrifying, chest-heaving sprint to the finish.
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Eventually, the players made their way to the finish line and were awarded with very cool flying mounts called the Riddler's Mind-Worm.
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The end of visitation is always a race to the finish: How much more can you say before the inmate's name is called?
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You don't really see those kids dance until three-quarters of the way through Act I, and it keeps building to the finish.
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I'm still plagued with certain worries — about my one good knee, or a permanent injury, or even not making it to the finish.
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In 2016, she left behind her fellow competitors and ran alone to the finish for more than an hour without ever looking back.
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She got out front fast and, aided by early wipeouts behind her, sailed to the finish just in front of Canadian Tess Critchlow.
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"We've seen a number of races where a driver has wrecked coming to the finish line, and they are fine," the driver said.
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But Garcia quickly wiped out that threat with a double play ball and cruised to the finish line for his fourth career shutout.
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When a Few Bucks Can Get Students to the Finish Line In Georgia, keeping students solvent until graduation brings their university big dividends.
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Instead, they are looking for a broader deal -- one that Senate aides in both parties say is tantalizingly close to the finish line.
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Apex Legends' gameplay will be familiar to fans of fight-to-the-finish-style games such as Fortnite, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG), and others.
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Surely, Bolt would find a way in his final individual race to keep grinning all the way to the finish line in London.
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The two main presidential candidates - strait-laced conservative Macri and center-left rival Alberto Fernandez - are seen in a tight race to the finish.
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The only scoop was to beat the other racers to the finish line, perhaps by minutes, in getting the name up on our website.
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Both he and Sprint chief executive Marcelo Claure have testified before Congress in hopes of getting the $26 billion merger to the finish line.
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But until now, AT&T and Verizon are racing one another to the finish line of a race only the two companies care about.
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Sanofi hopes to produce an effective "killed" vaccine swiftly as another company, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, races to the finish line with its own DNA vaccine.
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For the candidates themselves, it means the sprint to the finish is about keeping their supporters fired up while demoralizing the other side's base.
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Bane's driving layup capped the run as the Horned Frogs took a 75-58 advantage with 5:44 left and cruised to the finish.
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They blew open a close game in the fourth quarter with a 16-1 run and enjoyed a rare easy romp to the finish.
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The NCAA tournament spans three weeks, giving gamblers plenty of time to cast their bets and watch their favorite teams fight to the finish.
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With 3.6km remaining, the Orika-BikeExchange rider went clear and rode to the finish 20 seconds ahead of Spaniard Luis-Leon Sanchez of Astana.
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A Ben Simmons layup increased the margin to 96-79 with 8:53 left in the game, and Philadelphia cruised to the finish line.
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But instead of achieving greatness you get the "success left-overs" of everyone else in your industry who gets to the finish line first.
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Only Alaphilippe was dropped, but the world number one made his way back to the group in the high-speed descent to the finish.
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We've seen new uniform designs leak weeks in advance, so credit to Vegas for almost making it all the way to the finish line.
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Leaving it open would have offered Islamic State a chance to retreat, potentially sparing residents from a devastating, inner-city fight to the finish.
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As Republican leaders pushed their signature opioids package to the finish line this week, both the White House and congressional Democrats intensified their criticism.
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O'Brady revealed Wednesday that he covered the final 80 miles in one continuous push to the finish line that lasted more than 32 hours.
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For the downwind race, most of the competitors stayed closer to shore, which gave a more direct path to the finish line on land.
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Players would turn around, drive back a few yards to hit a checkpoint, then pull a U-turn and drive to the finish line.
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She crawled to the finish line on her hands and knees with two-tenths of a mile to go, and still took third place.
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"He was just putting me under pressure, so I was just staying on his wheel and staying with him to the finish," Froome said.
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The 'breaker' is confident to the extent that he suddenly decides the speed has become slower than he can himself sustain to the finish.
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As I get closer and closer to the finish line, I imagine how El Guerrouj felt in the final stretch of his historic mile.
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Also, on marathon-eve, recreational runners and walkers can participate in the Abbott Dash to the Finish Line 2269K, held at 2350:8883 a.m.
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It's the back end, getting to the finish line, where many find that the speed they were previously enjoying has slowed to a crawl.
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In other words, having more money to spend on your goals can help you stick with them and make it to the finish line.
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So when they did, in fact, make the cut, it was a race to the finish line to get things ready for fashion week.
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You can tell that everyone was giving 100 percent to get to the finish line first and I could not be prouder right now.
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So, when they get to the finish line, women have gotten there by running faster and harder, which causes more stress to their systems.
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A 211-24 Cyclones run stoked the lead to 28-256.5 with 237:226 to play, and Iowa State cruised to the finish line.
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I completed the half-marathon without too much suffering, and I even managed to sprint to the finish with one of my fellow moms!
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And Bill just looked like one of the guys who was going to get to the finish line and just die of old age.
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"We're very close to the finish line," Calhoun told CNBC of the plane that has been grounded since two fatal crashes in five months.
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The announcement that Republicans had overcome their differences to get to a consensus bill added more momentum to the sprint to the finish line.
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Kayleigh Williamson was determined to get to the finish line and completed the run in 13.1 miles in six hours, 22 minutes, and 57 seconds.
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VP talk begins As the end of the nomination process heads to the finish line, talk of who will join the respective tickets heats up.
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"It was great to have team mates all the way up to the finish, it was a great team effort especially from Wout," he said.
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"I used to go straight to the finish line, but now you can't get past security in the park even the night before," she said.
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However, their career comes to the finish line with Shadows Swallowed the Flood, their third and final album (out 10/21 via Old Flame Records).
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Dunn's three-point play and Shaquille Harrison's basket pushed the lead to 105-86 with 4:43 remaining and the Bulls cruised to the finish.
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And Trump did just well enough in the second debate to stagger to the finish line of a race he is almost certain to lose.
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With nothing to play after last week's loss to the Steelers, the Ravens (8-8) limped to the finish with a lackluster performance on Sunday.
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Only seconds after she stopped because her legs just weren't working anymore, two men grabbed her arms to help pull her along to the finish.
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This is when interest is at an all-time high, when a project needs to prove that it can make it to the finish line.
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There's a good chance we're going to look back at 2017 as one of gaming's best years, and we're only halfway to the finish line.
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Blasting out of the gate she quickly hit the front in the final and flowed smoothly over the humps and bumps to the finish line.
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There's no way around it—it's more of a matter of can I mentally overcome that, work through it, and get to the finish line?
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The show follows the pups' adventures as they rush to help Mayor Goodway find three clues and make it to the finish line before sundown.
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Across the Capitol complex this week, lawmakers wore tired, gloomy looks on their faces as they limped to the finish line of the 28503th Congress.
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"I think getting this compromise bill to the finish line is going to be a lot more challenging than I would have anticipated," centrist Rep.
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Along Fifth Avenue and into the hills of Central Park, Romanchuk retook the lead, holding off Hug and Weir in a sprint to the finish.
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Along Fifth Avenue and into the hills of Central Park, Romanchuk retook the lead, holding off Hug and Weir in a sprint to the finish.
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Were going to keep working on it, as we always have, and well get to the finish line, Senator Orrin Hatch said on Thursday night.
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"I think getting this compromise bill to the finish line is going to be a lot more challenging than I would have anticipated," said Rep.
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Given Biden's role in everything from segregation to the student loan crisis, it's easy to imagine this anointed frontrunner also limping to the finish line.
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With Idlib standing as the last active redoubt of the rebellion, the insurgents there say they have no choice but to fight to the finish.
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Chicago led 59-53 starting the third, pulled away by outscoring Detroit 143-20 in that quarter and sprinted to the finish in the fourth.
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Vollmer, a bronze medalist in the 100 butterfly last Sunday, put the holders back ahead and handed over to Manuel, who powered to the finish.
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Then things became treacherous for the Mets, who held the Yankees to a third-inning sacrifice fly by Giancarlo Stanton before wobbling to the finish.
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Two years ago, at the Manhattan Beach Grand Prix in California, he was in a near fatal crash during the final sprint to the finish.
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Asked about the Camp David meeting scheduled for Sunday, Pompeo said Trump decided to get personally involved to get the agreement to the finish line.
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"I could hear the crowd in the second run from the start to the finish," said Shiffrin, who was the leader after Sunday's first run.
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" In an interview at Gracie Mansion, Mr. de Blasio insisted that he was energized and had plans for "a two-year race to the finish.
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Gillespie's 3-point play with 5:42 remaining upped the margin to 20 at 66-5, and Baylor cruised to the finish line from there.
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Estes, a two-term state treasurer, had been expected to cruise to the finish line in a district that Trump carried by nearly 2628 points.
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Having stolen the momentum, Muguruza rode it to the finish, rushing forward to coax Halep into another ill-fated pass on the second match point.
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A short time later, Perkins scored five straight points as the lead reached 74-49 with 9:20 left, and Buffalo cruised to the finish.
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Wajahat Ali As this ghoulish, absurd spectacle of an election sputters to the finish line, we can confidently say there is one winner: American Muslims.
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And for every Theranos, there are dozens of stories of hardworking founders with promising products that simply couldn't make it to the finish line. 2.
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But the looming threat of self-driving cars is becoming increasingly real, and it's important for Uber to be the first to the finish line.
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Tourists crowding the ice mostly ignored the runners, who maneuvered to the finish line past obstacles like ice skaters, dog sleds and tourists snapping selfies.
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But their slow start and Curry's poor touch did not last, and Golden State built a 55-49 lead by halftime before sauntering to the finish.
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Always an ambassador of the sport, Keflezighi plans to return to the finish line Sunday and greet the last stragglers in the dark at Central Park.
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Iowa State made another run to get within 88-79 on a layup by Horton-Tucker with 1:51 left before Iowa cruised to the finish.
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But the killer is about to discover that this generation's young women aren't willing to become hapless victims as they mount a fight to the finish.
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He would far prefer a blowout win over little-known Republican businessman Cox than he would a fight to the finish with his southern California counterpart.
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Yates also widened the gap to 2016 champion Nairo Quintana in third to 33 seconds by beating the Colombian to the finish line by four seconds.
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She lost her balance when landing a jump and slid into the safety nets but appeared unscathed as she rose to ski down to the finish.
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At 400 laps, the race was broken down into three 100-laps stages and the final 100 laps to the finish on the 1.5-mile track.
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As U.S. District Judge William Alsup said in court Tuesday, "Uber wanted to take the subway to the finish line" instead of running the entire race.
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Everybody wants it, and in the words of Bey herself, she works for the money, from the start to the finish — and she's worth every dollar.
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It&aposs a sprint to the finish, and the first two to the tape get to go to the Big 213 championship game in Arlington, Texas.
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So it's really satisfying to have made it to the finish line in tact and that the show turned out really well and people appreciate it.
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Ryan Spooner and Kevin Hayes scored for New York, which is sputtering to the finish line, falling to 2-5-2 in its past nine games.
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Never give up Micah Herndon's legs gave out on him near the end of the Boston Marathon, so the ex-Marine crawled to the finish line.
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Brandon Knapper sank a 226-pointer with 483:248 remaining to up West Virginia's advantage to 251-249, and the Mountaineers cruised to the finish line.
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Capturing the exciting moment when the race began, Joanna shared a video of her husband as he started his 26.2 mile journey to the finish line.
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It's a mad dash to the finish line, the end of a six-month debate in Congress and a seven-year Republican promise to repeal Obamacare.
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The reports painted a portrait of a company mired with a toxic culture (led by Fadell) and with problems actually getting products to the finish line.
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The 25-year-old kept swinging for the fences to the finish and saved a second match point by ripping a backhand winner down the line.
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This is because they were in keeping with the show's post-"Hardhome" modus operandi: moving pieces around to prepare for a final sprint to the finish.
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The race is not official until Lap 250, the end of the second 125-lap stage before the final stage of 250 laps to the finish.
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"Maybe we started as the favorite but often the favorites don't come to the finish with the medal or with the good run," he said ruefully.
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He led a race-record 149 of the 170 laps and beat Matt Kenseth, his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate, to the finish line by 2.126 seconds.
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This turn of events set up a spectacular race to the finish between the two championship leaders, who also had different tire strategies from one another.
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She and a team of bankers advising Refinitiv joined attorneys at Simpson Thacher, including the partner Elizabeth Cooper, to bring the deal to the finish line.
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"Maybe we started as the favourite but often the favourites don't come to the finish with the medal or with the good run," he said ruefully.
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But if you're in need of your own mom-to-be jeans to get you to the finish line, H&M sells them for, like, $35.
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"Unfortunately, I just didn't have the capital required to really get it to the finish line, and that's when I reached out to Scott," Giannopolous says.
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But does it really matter if we find the plot retroactively disappointing when there's been so much to enjoy in the journey to the finish line?
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The race begins near East 67th Street and heads across the park first north, then west, then south to the finish line near West 71st Street.
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Trainer: Bob Baffert Jockey: Mike Smith Odds: 215-21 Drape: A very talented colt who has failed to get to the finish line first this year.
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She said a one-minute nap on the side of the trail the second night of the race revived her and pushed her to the finish.
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The race is handicapped in an unusually calculated attempt to get the top runners in every age group to the finish line at the same time.
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Federer has lost the opening set in each of his first two matches before flipping a switch and cruising to the finish line in dominant fashion.
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Sandgren would love to have experienced it, but he has traveled a long, arduous road to get so close to the finish line at age 28.
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Capitalizing on that slight lead, Boasson Hagen left Arndt behind with a quick acceleration and used his strength on the flat to power to the finish.
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Instead of waiting for success or wealth to fall in their lap, they take actionable steps every single day to inch closer to the finish line.
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In a made-for-television act of pop culture redemption, Ms. Carey's performance made it to the finish line, except for the desire for hot tea.
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Republican lawmakers had expected many of those changes would be close to the finish line by now, but several have yet to be put to public comment.
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Notably, the headphones did survive a five-foot fall from a gym locker with only a little scrape to the finish on the bolts attaching the earcups.
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We're getting closer to the finish line, and while it's going to be amazing to run through that tape and meet Eva, it comes at a cost.
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Hicks was coaxed to the finish line by attendants who at one point boosted him with the "white of one egg" and a tiny dose of strychnine.
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You need someone on your contracts team who has done this before — a steady hand who understands customers' needs and can see you to the finish line.
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There are good reasons for the candidates, who collectively had at least 30 events in New Hampshire on Monday, to campaign right up to the finish line.
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Other investors can't seem to agree on whether the market has checked out for the year or is just taking a breather before sprinting to the finish.
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Alexander Rossi was the surprising winner of "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" when he stretched his fuel to the finish Sunday to pull off an upset victory.
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In April 2013, Boston witnessed a double bombing close to the finish line of the city's marathon race which killed three people and injured at least 264.
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Ford is pushing the pace in the race to the first dominant self-driving platform — we'll see if it makes it to the finish line by 2021.
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If you're attacking their integrity as opposed to attacking their point of view on an issue, it just makes it harder to get to the finish line.
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It traveled far — halfway to the finish line, in one valiant burst — before most likely being overcome by a soul-crushing and crowd-induced sense of fear.
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Dutchwoman Annemiek van Vleuten fractured three vertebrae and suffered concussion in a horrible crash on the Vista Chinesa descent close to the finish at the Copacabana beach.
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Brady gave a host of media interviews defending the plan, but his behind-the-scenes actions were even more important in pushing it to the finish line.
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Does the individual mandate repeal get Republicans closer to the finish line In the end, this is probably the only question that matters from a strategic perspective.
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When we finally reached the last half-mile, with its steep climb to the finish line at the Iwo Jima Memorial, Winfrey actually picked up the pace.
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Stocks wobbled to the finish Friday but managed a fourth consecutive day of gains after the U.S. government said employers added more jobs than expected in February.
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"The last 70 kilometers were very nervous," the 24-year-old van Aert said after beating Italy's Elia Viviani to the finish line by a few inches.
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I smacked my foot on a boulder on my second swim and tripped on a sandbag leading to the finish line, which triggered a vicious leg cramp.
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David took a quick walk on the beam, jumped over the hurdles, gyrated with the hula hoops and finally hopscotched along the circles to the finish line.
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But a Derrick White 3-pointer at the 3:17 mark boosted the Spurs' lead back to 109-39.63 and San Antonio cruised to the finish line.
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"We are doing everything we can here -- at this sprint to the finish line -- to get as many students up to date as possible," Robinson told KCPQ.
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As Obama and the Democrats did in 85033, Trump and the Republicans may yet find the votes needed to push their bill through to the finish line.
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Instead, it was more of a decision that has defined their relationship for an entire Congress: move past disagreements and try to get to the finish line.
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Reed and Woods never trailed in their matches, and their fast starts created a wave of momentum that the rest of the Americans rode to the finish.
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I think they're doing awards for the race, so I head back to the finish line only to find out that they aren't doing them for the mile.
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But we are so close to the finish line and instead of having the surgery now and hurting myself again, I'm waiting until the end of the competition.
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Or is this the end of the road for the one player who seemed a shoo-in to go all the way to the finish line this season?
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Flavien Prat rides Country House, left, to the finish line during the 24th running of the Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs, May 231, in Louisville, Kentucky.
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When it comes to the finish of your foundation, it helps to think about the rest of your vanity and the other products you use on the reg.
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A short time later, McCollum scored five straight points to push the lead to 276-21 with 248:23 remaining, and the Trail Blazers cruised to the finish.
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Clinton wants to sprint to the finish line, so the campaign is fighting more for Kentucky next week, even as they focus most of their attention on Trump.
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And that is really the moment of truth for most runners in the race, because ... there is no easy way out except making it to the finish line.
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Debbie Allen: It is still a 'win for all women' Despite the outcome, Hillary Clinton won the nomination and has had such an incredible fight to the finish.
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Both Ben and Tate are off the table as baby daddies and that means our witchy friends are in for a hell of a fight to the finish.
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If you're nearing retirement, overestimating your return potential for the homestretch can mean you don't get to the finish line when you want, or with all you need.
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In an email to reporters Monday, Republican National Committee (RNC) spokesman Mike Reed insisted that Espy was "stumbling to the finish" amid questions about his past lobbying work.
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"We feel great about tonight, not only in winning here in Indiana ... but also gaining the momentum we need to take us to the finish line," Sanders said.
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It had always been my hope that we would know when we were going to finish this journey and not limp to the finish line, so to speak.
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Medal hopefuls must go farther, faster, up and over, in their quest for gold, sometimes to the finish, other times back and forth up and down the court.
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For us, these impromptu dance sessions on Kilimanjaro became a reminder to stop and enjoy the climb instead of just trying to plow our way to the finish.
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Few expected the other countries to proceed without their largest partner, but Japan filled the leadership vacuum left by the U.S. and pushed negotiations to the finish line.
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After two years of disappointment – Ford failed to get any of its nine factory entries to the finish in 1964 or 1965 – the pressure was on to deliver.
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It's going to be hard at this point to use sanctions to change the North's behavior when Pyongyang feels like it is so close to the finish line.
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It's going to be hard at this point to use sanctions to change North Korea's behavior when Pyongyang feels like it is so close to the finish line.
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Brunel and Mapfre were forced to jibe repeatedly on their way to the finish because of the wind, but Donfeng was able to maintain a relatively straight course.
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In Race No. 6 on Sunday, New Zealand almost threw away a large lead when its bow dipped into the water on the final turn to the finish.
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Each and every pilot coveted that first-of-its-kind trophy while simultaneously bolstering and cheering her competitors to the finish line for the greater good of all.
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"In terms of how we get to the finish line, I'm not sure I see that yet," one Republican senator told CNN on Wednesday on condition of anonymity.
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Now is the time to rededicate ourselves to global health leadership, and challenge the rest of the world to join us in a push to the finish line.
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Up to four players can work together to make it to the finish line, making this the perfect item for anyone that loves to game as a group.
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By using a number of pixel-perfect tricks, manipulations and exploits, three runners will race their Mario sprites to the finish line without using the famous warp pipes.
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"By midafternoon in 100-degree heat we were strongly outnumbered, taking heavy casualties in a cliffhanger fight to the finish," the general wrote in a West Point yearbook.
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As second-quarter earnings season draws closer to the finish line, 458 companies in the S&P 500 have posted results, 79 percent of which beat Street consensus.
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And Tara's and my job is to take the viewer from the start to the finish of the program and explain why certain elements are harder than others.
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One driver took several minutes to crawl to the finish line after her shift gear broke, the crowd cheering her on from lawn chairs perched in the surrounding hills.
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Donning Soviet military disguises and some particularly glib banter, Jopper began their fight to the finish as a continuation of their season-long buddy cop film-turned-meet cute.
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Porsche might have nailed the unique aspect, but the Book One is racing close to the finish line, and it needs a pit stop to fix some fatal flaws.
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Since then, the winds have come and gone as the skippers race from Miramare Castle toward Slovenia and back to the finish line near Trieste's Unity of Italy square.
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Williams connected on a 20-pointer 220 seconds later to push the lead to 217 for the first time at 211-233 and the Bearcats cruised to the finish.
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The first round of machine recounts, which must be completed by Thursday, sets up a bitter fight to the finish in Florida's races for Senate, governor and agriculture commissioner.
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Sharapova fought hard the next game, forcing seven deuces but was unable to break and Barty cruised to the finish from there, winning 11 of the last 13 games.
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Using a compass, a navigational plotter and maps, the "Gazelles" plot their route and plan their itinerary to find the most efficient route to get to the finish line.
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Harvick passed Suarez on the outside of Turn 4 on the final lap of Stage 3 to take it, setting up the final 10-lap sprint to the finish.
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"We have this huge list of huge rules and we are coming to the finish line with it," he said, citing the regulatory mandates of the Dodd-Frank Act.
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The Timberwolves are limping to the finish with four straight setbacks on a just-concluded road trip, including a 110-103 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday.
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Whenever a race started, everyone on the grounds directed their attention to the nearest TV. The cheering and excitement escalated as the horses got closer to the finish line.
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A year later Ismail powered to the finish of the 50-metre back stroke, well ahead of rivals, some nearly twice his age, at the regional competition in Zagreb.
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The race to the finish line, however, gives members both the distinct advantage and danger of not fully knowing how the bill will affect one-sixth of the economy.
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But once there, she tweeted out her congratulations to her Dutch teammate, Anna van der Breggen, who overtook the American Mara Abbott in the sprint to the finish line.
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When one news outlet breaks an embargo and hits the publish button, the embargo is lifted for all of the outlets, sometimes instigating a scramble to the finish line.
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"If you look at the intent, why would a musher want to do something like that so close to the finish line?" an Iditarod spokesman, Chas St. George, said.
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Before each one, they inspect the course, which entails side-slipping down while visualizing the line that will deliver them to the finish in the least amount of time.
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After a timeout, James answered with a 3-pointer to give the Vols a 59-214 edge with 26:224.1 left and set up a battle to the finish.
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"It's mostly optimism on taxes being close to the finish line and stronger global economic data," said RJ Grant, head of trading at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods in New York.
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But DeChambeau's charge petered out, and a three-putt bogey at the 17th pretty much ended his chances as Reed instead timed his run to the finish line perfectly.
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Finally, one of them takes the baton and sprints to the finish line, finishing with a time of 1:05:97, 23 seconds behind the seventh-place Italian team.
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Izagirre, who rides for Movistar, attacked from a group of four breakaway riders in the climb leading to the finish of the stage, which ran from Molfetta to Peschici.
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Cramping from his effort, Calmejane had to slow and rise off his saddle to stretch his legs in the final section, then gritted his teeth to the finish line.
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So, in order to be good, you have to kind of flirt with the line of whether you're going down or you're gonna make it to the finish line.
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But the Tide gradually restored complete control, pushing the margin back to 203 on two foul shots by Mack with 220:221 remaining and cruising to the finish line.
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Throughout the negotiations, Alex was available and steadfast, continually engaged to make a call or suggest a tactic to get us to the finish line, which we ultimately did.
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There are many issues where we progressives must fight Trump to the finish line, but there might occasionally be important issues where there might be grounds for significant agreement.
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But Spieth's stirring victory on Sunday turned men's golf into a mad sprint to the finish to see who will be the next player to join that elite fraternity.
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Since the challenge is no easy task, Kalland kept fellow users updated as he completed each box of nuggets and described his approach to making it to the finish line.
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It appeared that we were close to the finish line, but now that the president has intervened at the 11th hour, it's impossible to know what the outcome will be.
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Antonio Sabato Jr. is limping to the finish line as the midterm elections approach ... because we've learned the former soap star's congressional campaign is dealing with tons of financial issues.
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" They were, she said, "brave enough to take it on, but not brave enough to see it through to the finish line — they pretty much swept it under the rug.
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Two free throws by Likekele with 2:43 left allowed Oklahoma State to re-establish its double-digit lead and the Cowboys were able to cruise to the finish line.
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The Athletics (58-79) are limping to the finish with six losses in their last seven games, and only the Minnesota Twins have a worse record among American League clubs.
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Taking advantage of a strong run in the outside lane, Suarez surged forward after the final restart and gained the fourth spot in the two-lap dash to the finish.
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Canada's Marissa Papaconstantinou makes her way to the finish line after falling in the women's 200-meter T44 final at the World Para Athletics Championships in London on July 23.
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It might have been more satisfying to play with the new hint system, but thankfully, the story and characters were more than enough to carry me to the finish line.
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MAPFRE went on to clinch second place, holding off Chinese team Dongfeng in third after the two teams were caught up in an agonising drift-off to the finish line.
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Clinton's allies had hoped she could coast to the finish line by highlighting the historic nature of her candidacy and policy prescriptions she says will lift the poor and neglected.
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As the placing judges puzzled over a too-close-to-call rush to the finish of the 21.5th running of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, each trainer remained on edge.
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After Nevada and Illinois comes a Virginia moment, and lawmakers supporting the ERA have traveled across the state in an effort to push the amendment closer to the finish line.
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His solo plunge down a mountain to the finish line was not always pretty but it won him both the eighth stage and, with that, the race leader's yellow jersey.
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Even if they're struggling to pull in two digits, it's still early, and history shows that candidates from the back of the pack can make it to the finish line.
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The first round of machine recounts is supposed to be completed by Thursday, setting up a bitter fight to the finish in Florida's races for Senate, governor and agriculture commissioner.
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From the arrangement of electrical wiring to the finish of a hidden pipe, no aspect of the 2.8 million-square-foot main building has been too small to attract scrutiny.
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Leaving it open would offer Islamic State fighters a chance to retreat, potentially sparing civilians inside the city who might otherwise be trapped in a bloody fight to the finish.
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Under clear skies at Kentucky Speedway on Saturday night, Busch hammered his way past his brother Kyle as they headed to the finish line in overtime and got his victory.
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"My philosophy is if you pick a plan that doesn't motivate you, you're not going to get to the finish line, and the plan is already a failure," he said.
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This game seems like a fairly reasonable time for that to happen, which could turn the N.F.C. North into a sprint to the finish rather than a cakewalk for Minnesota.
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It's a tricky line because if you don't have the right information, it's not until you get really close to the finish line that you realize it's not gonna land.
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But for all the last-minute votes in favor, there were myriad bills that did not make it to the finish line — or, in many cases, never had a shot.
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Kelley exploited her edge to the fullest to win the first group date, which ended with her racing to the finish line of an obstacle course riding on a tricycle.
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She was so far in front of her competitors that she could have taken a stroll through the Sheep Meadow in Central Park on her way to the finish line.
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"Aside from helping the Obama administration to the finish line, I knew my job was also about helping this institution navigate the political transition, get across the river," he said.
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"This was the closest to the finish line and early results showed not only could we improve cognitive function but also get rid of amyloid in the brain," Isaacson said.
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After Ostapenko won the second set to even the match, Gauff raced out to a 5-0 lead in the third, then dropped two games, adding intrigue to the finish.
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With only 11 cars finishing last season's opening race in Melbourne, and points going to the top 10, just having the reliability to get to the finish can be sufficient.
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John Mayers kicked a 24-yard field goal at the 10:57 mark of the fourth quarter to make it 24-3 and the Bears cruised to the finish line.
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He reached the top, through barren slopes of scree and patchy grass, and raced down alone over the last 17 miles to the finish at the Serre Chevalier ski station.
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Will the misanthropic, elitist writer Jimmy, who yells "Eject" when he wants someone else to stop talking, and the needy, clinically depressed publicist Gretchen make it to the finish line?
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Mushers and their sled dogs are now racing nearly 1,000 miles from Anchorage to the finish line in Nome, a trip that typically takes anywhere from nine to 12 days.
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She received a warm ovation as she made her way down to the finish line before gracefully submitting to interviews in English, French, German and Italian on what had gone wrong.
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But some don't make it to the finish line, not because they aren't hard workers, but because their unique personalities make them easy to distract or more timid in certain situations.
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The U.S. fought it out to the finish, however, and their forward pack wheeled the Japan scrum around deep in attack to set up a late try to flanker Hanco Germishuys.
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When I would catch a snippet of the Tour de France on TV, I assumed that each cyclist was competing against all of the others to get to the finish line.
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With a single ejaculate, 100 million sperm can swim up the female reproductive tract — and the theory goes that only solid swimmers can make it to the finish line: the egg.
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The course, a 237km slog featuring 5,000 meters of climbs along Rio's verdant coastline, has everything from cobbles, lung-burning climbs and tricky descents and a flat blast to the finish.
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The sentiment may still be there, but having only one Winchester make it to the finish line seems pretty harsh for a show that manages to blend drama, comedy, and vampires.
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"This race isn't over and I'm running to the finish line," Kendal Unruh, a Colorado delegate who is leading the Free the Delegates effort, told reporters on the floor Monday night.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev — Susquehanna downgraded the beer brewer's stock to "neutral" from "positive," seeing few further catalysts now that the company's deal to buy SABMiller is close to the finish line.
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"People want to be sure that they do their homework, that the transaction's in a position where they've got a good chance of bringing it to the finish line," he said.
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Drivers start at the bottom of a 156-turn, 12.4-mile course, and race (one at a time) to the finish line at the summit some 14,000 feet above sea level.
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The margin climbed as high as 34 points just over two minutes into the second half before Ohio State took its foot off the gas and coasted to the finish line.
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While you can shave off seconds from your race time on a lighter bike, good technique and coaching on all three disciplines can get you to the finish line even faster.
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A local Brit tried his darndest to hawk debris left behind from Prince Philip's car crash last week -- and got pretty close to the finish line before eBay pulled the plug.
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The Republican strategist noted to The Hill that Manchin's 2018 reelection race will likely be his toughest challenge to date, saying that he "walked to the finish line" in past races.
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The Icelandic actor's fight to the finish involved two days of strength tests, which included pulling a truck, races while hauling anvils and other heavy objects, and, of course, overhead deadlifts.
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Sixteen competitors wearing special headsets measuring the electrical activity of their brains used their powers of concentration to send their drones down a 10-yard (meter) course to the finish line.
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Farah won a sprint to the finish line in the London district of Greenwich, ahead of Kenyan Daniel Wanjiru, winner of last year's London marathon, with Scot Callum Hawkins in third.
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It would go on to become one of the biggest battles Wall Street had ever seen — a fight to the finish with the multilevel marketing company Herbalife caught in the middle.
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Stepanova, who was competing under a neutral flag, was already in last place in her heat when she pulled up with about 200 meters to go, then limped to the finish.
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How else would cyclists riding in La Ruta de Los Conquistadores — a mountain bike race marketed, quite reasonably, as the world's toughest — make it to the finish line in one piece?
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The American Michelle Wie, who was returning to competition for the first time in two months, stumbled to the finish for the second straight day with a shocking 10-over 82.
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The final miles of a nearly two-month race across Antarctica — a lonely effort marked by long days, short nights and stunning endurance — ended Wednesday with a sprint to the finish.
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He proceeded to jog unimpeded all the way to the finish line, where he was greeted with applause from runners who had managed to complete the course without riding the bus.
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Just because The Amazing Race cuts between two teams running to the finish line doesn't mean they were actually racing to the end at the same time the episode was shot.
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Finding a gap, he briefly went three wide coming out of the turn, creating some bumping and jostling, before pulling alongside Truex in a pedal-to-the-metal race to the finish.
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Lisa Heinemann drove 300 miles to Des Moines from her home in Nebraska to volunteer in Iowa for the caucus, in the final push over to the finish line in the state.
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And if it runs into similar stumbling blocks, we could see Trump willing to throw other people or priorities under the bus to get his beloved wall closer to the finish line.
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For a short and fast run, try the Carlsbad 2975 in San Diego County, where runners follow a 260K course and then speed downhill to the finish line in the coastal city.
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So that could mean several high-risk moments for Biden and Warren -- even if for now, their best interests do not include taking on one another in a fight to the finish.
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Italian Fabio Aru claimed the overall leader's yellow jersey as previous leader Froome could not sustain the pace in the final few hundred metres up a steep climb to the finish line.
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Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky had only been married for seven months when they headed to the finish line of the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, to cheer on the runners.
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Regulators have set an August 2019 deadline for PPI claims, and Wayman said the FOS was getting ready in case there is a "rush to the finish" with many last-minute complaints.
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By the time the project got closer to the finish line, pricing was no longer discussed—but it was clear the idea of a $50 starter phone was now a pipe dream.
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She accelerated away on the second lap, building up a huge lead over Bjoergen as she passed the 8.4km split and maintained her blistering pace all the way to the finish line.
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Even the chaos of multiplayer course world was a lot of fun as I worked together with three other players to get through puzzle-filled levels and race to the finish line.
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SALON-DE-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - Michael Matthews will become the third Australian rider to win the Tour de France's green jersey providing he makes it to the finish in Paris on Sunday.
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But what we can prove is that it would have been impossible for her to be at specific points at specific times and still get to the finish line when she did.
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Revel's maze of roads and race-related blockades, however, made it impossible for us to find our way back to the finish to see Matthews squeeze out Sagan and win the stage.
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The game was one for the ages, featuring a fight-to-the-finish through three arduous overtimes, a rarity in the WNBA, and only the second in twenty seasons for the Mercury.
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While some thrillers tick off a checklist of red herrings on a predictable march to the finish, Moggach's creations, with their layered personalities and shifting motivations, throw more guesswork into the mix.
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Ms. Miller said it best: "It's great to see so many people from diverse backgrounds come together and work together to get to the finish line — forming unbreakable bonds along the way."
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In the slightly uphill section leading to the finish line on the leafy Avenue du Parc Royal, Teunissen perfectly timed his effort to deny Sagan a 12th stage win at the Tour.
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It was also later found that Ruiz didn't run the full Boston Marathon -- instead she waited about a mile from the finish line, jumped into the race and sprinted to the finish.
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The rush to the finish didn't allow for a more satisfying exchange between Veidt and Looking Glass, whose entire life has been defined by the squid that Veidt dropped in New York.
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There was no glorious dash to the finish line, with the final set a grind but Thiem was majestic in the tiebreak to earn another chance to rock the Grand Slam establishment.
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"Put your seatbelts on, because I do expect we're in for a protracted race to the finish line," said Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, a member of the House Democratic leadership.
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Such a narrator, standing at the podium to the left of the stage, made faintly visible by the lectern light, would declaim from the start to the finish of a feature film.
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The loss itself did not quite matter, as the Knicks (29-48) stumble to the finish line and wait to see how high in the draft they will make a lottery pick.
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The American sailors Charlie Enright and Mark Towill have already completed one lap around the world by leading a team to the finish of the last Volvo Ocean Race two years ago.
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Aru powered away from Froome and other top riders with a burst of acceleration on the sharp ascent to the Planche des Belles Filles ski station and clung on to the finish.
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No more: Earlier this month he released the memoir Racing to the Finish, opening up about his years of injury, keeping them hidden and the success of the medical care he finally sought.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party hope to win power for a second five-year term — but opinion polls suggest it could be a close fight to the finish.
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With fewer than 23.3 delegates needed before clinching the Democratic nomination -- counting both pledged and superdelegates -- Clinton hopes to sprint to the finish line so she can fully pivot to the general election.
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With approximately 1,000 nautical miles to go to the finish line at Les Sables d'Olonne in France, both sailors look set to finish inside Gabart's record 78-day finish, also set in 2013.
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"A large part of companies created won't get to the finish line," Nadav Zafrir, Team8 chief executive and former commander of the Israeli army's technology and intelligence unit 8200, told a news conference.
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Appearing on Good Morning America, Wednesday, to promote his new book, Racing to the Finish: My Story, the former NASCAR driver revealed the scary symptoms of a head injury he suffered in 2012.
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The cars came back to pit to set up for the final 107 laps to the finish, and they would all need to pit again for fuel and tires as laps wound down.
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Tiger Woods' final major tournament of 663 began like so many of his events this year — a wayward driver leading to big early numbers and then a mad scramble to the finish line.
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Impey also attacked on the short climb up the Cote de Saint Ferreol close to the finish, forcing Sagan to make efforts that probably left the Slovak short of juice in the finale.
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"The wood we're getting is from maple bats, so it adds a really nice wood flavor but also a little dryness to the finish so it's nice and crisp and clean" he said.
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He started to cross the final 77.54 miles early Christmas morning in "one continuous 'Antarctica Ultramarathon' push to the finish line," which he completed in just over 32 hours, he wrote on Instagram.
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He took another bogey at nine before collecting his only birdie of the day at 11 and stumbling to the finish with three straight bogeys from the 15th for a four-over 74.
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Now that we're in the home stretch of PLL — the show's final 10 episodes begin airing April 18 — it's clear that not all of our ships can make it to the finish line.
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For Ridley Scott and the stars of the his movie All the Money in the World, the Monday night premiere of their film marked the end of a sprint to the finish line.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's Liu Hong won women's 20km walk final on Friday, fending off Mexico's Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez in a thrilling final kilometer dash to the finish line to snatch gold.
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A three-point play by Zeller and a jumper by Bledsoe capped a 10-0 spurt as the Bucks took a 112-98 advantage with 5:63 remaining and cruised to the finish.
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In order to get to the finish line, she made small sacrifices every day, including: All of Tina's sacrifices paid off when she got her final student loan payment notice from Great Lakes.
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I'd tried hard to keep the news under wraps, asking friends and family to keep it to themselves, and took a certain amount of weird pride in making it to the finish line.
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Seeing as Hawkeye can't get past all those foes on his own, the Avengers orchestrate a plan on the fly, passing the Gauntlet among themselves like relay racers headed to the finish line.
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It has made it all feel like a tipping point has been crossed — where states and even countries are now racing each other to see who can be next to the finish line.
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But Mr. de León may be hampered in getting it to the finish line as he also pursues a United States Senate seat in a race against a fellow Democrat, Senator Dianne Feinstein.
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Orders for the new bond were nearly 14 billion euros, close to five times the 3 billion euros raised, according to the Finish state, which said the bond was priced to yield -0.734%.
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And finally, this puzzle might be one of the few that you will solve where not entering an answer gets you to the finish line just as quickly as if you enter it.
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Hayman, whose previous career highlight was the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games road race in 2006, beat the four-time champion Tom Boonen of Belgium in a dash to the finish line.
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The spare, intensely controlled, hard-cornered approach Judd is famous for takes on a different character when applied to the finish of a hardwood floor or to the precise arrangement of his mattress.
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"We are doing everything we can here as a spring to the finish line to get as many students up to date as possible," Tim Robinson, a spokesman for the school, told Q13FOX.
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With that goal fading fast, Beisel had a decision to make: back off because the oxygen debt was causing her more discomfort with every stroke or fight through the burn to the finish.
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Nothing in the 38-year-old Spaniard's track career compares to the obstacles ahead, including 250 meter high dunes, over thousands of kilometers from Jeddah to the finish in Qiddiya on Jan. 17.
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"This is a broad statement, but in many ways whiskey made back then has more of a coating effect on the palate, and a way it carries through to the finish," he said.
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And while the movie looks promising, it's been quite the journey to get to the finish line, with over eight years of casting and directorial struggles, as well as creative differences plaguing the project.
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The Sabres are limping to the finish with three straight losses, including a 4-2 setback against red-hot Toronto on Monday night as they gave up three tallies in the first 5:09.
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Sooner or later, the end is coming, and the opportunity to escort Ginobili to the finish line, Messina said, was one of the attractions for Messina in joining Coach Gregg Popovich's staff last season.
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"I think everybody's hopeful, as the markets are, that this is going to get to the finish line sometime soon," Hassett told Fox, adding that details of any deal are still being worked out.
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Three of their riders were dropped but Teunissen, Steven Kruijswijk, George Bennett, Wout van Aert and Tony Martin roared to the finish next to the city's iconic Atomium landmark in 28 minutes 103 seconds.
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Stay glued to The Hill for more on the sprint to the finish line, where each campaign stands in battleground states, and why the year of the outsider hasn't trickled down into Congressional races.
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Dovizioso, who started on a soft rear tire, took the lead with seven laps to the finish line and maintained a slender advantage over Honda riders Marquez and Dani Pedrosa, who completed the podium.
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Lopez is 31-of-46 from the floor over the last three games with 12 blocked shots in that span and continues to play hard to the finish line despite the team's down results.
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It felt longer on Wednesday in the Paris sunshine as Thiem accelerated to the finish of his 7-6 (5), 6-3, 6-0 quarterfinal victory, with Djokovic looking surprisingly resigned to that outcome.
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Ms. Wittenberg, a lawyer, was also criticized several years ago when she said the organization would no longer transport marathoners' belongings from the start on Staten Island to the finish area in Central Park.
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Still, anyone vaguely familiar with the story knows where this is heading, and Muschietti and screenwriter Gary Dauberman don't make the set pieces dazzling enough to merit such a prolonged trip to the finish.
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What initially felt like an ample amount of time ended up being more "like a race to the finish line because there was so much material," explains Julie Barten, senior conservator at the museum.
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Here's what you need to know: • Vice President Mike Pence is postponing a long-planned trip to the Middle East to see the Republican tax overhaul "through to the finish line," an aide said.
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It felt like I was learning the necessary skills to complete the story using the various combat techniques rather than brute-forcing my way to the finish line with health packs and hundreds of grenades.
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The Rockets pushed to the finish line as well in order to outlast the Utah Jazz for the final playoff spot on the last day of the season and close out a tumultuous regular season.
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The San Diego Padres are limping to the finish and spent the first part of the regular season's final week getting crushed by the Los Angeles Dodgers, but at least they're not in last place.
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These are winner-take-all elections in big states, so carrying them both would put Trump close to the finish line even with his home turf in the New York/New Jersey area still outstanding.
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The high stakes of Georgia's special election for an open House seat show no signs of letting up as the final two candidates race to the finish line with less than 60 days to go.
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British triathlete Alistair Brownlee chose to forgo gold at the World Triathlon Series in Cozumel, Mexico, over the weekend, instead, carrying his wobbling brother to the finish line for a second and third place finish.
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After a cautious, feeling out in the first two rounds, the bout blossomed into a fascinating battle with the fighters engaging freely in a thrilling duel to the finish that almost produced another Jacobs' miracle.
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"We are close to the finish line in terms of reaching a revised staff-level agreement between Argentina and the IMF, which will be subject to approval of our Executive Board," she wrote on Twitter.
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When David Fraser crossed the finish line at the TCS New York City Marathon last year, it marked his 2200th time completing that race, using his toes to push his wheelchair to the finish line.
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In the article "Brother Helped to the Finish Before Collapsing in Dramatic Triathlon," Victor Mather writes about one athlete's decision to slow down to help his brother cross the finish line during an elite race.
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We should do this free from the overly corrupting influence of a Democratic party apparatus that all too often feels that elections are formalities designed to shepherd their chosen candidate through to the finish line.
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But in order to get there, they have to be well-liked, and considered to be genuine, and the road to the finish is paved with hilarious missteps, outright fakery, and real moments of sweetness.
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From Cape Horn to the finish, through the South and North Atlantic the past few weeks, the two leaders had the same pace or a slower pace than Gabart's 2012 race in the same stages.
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Cumberland added another three-point play and then added a free throw with 1:11 left to push the Cincinnati lead to 76-68, more than enough to carry the Bearcats to the finish line.
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PEYRAGUDES, France — Chris Froome cracked during a grueling climb to the finish and lost the overall lead in the Tour de France to Fabio Aru on Thursday after a demanding stage won by Romain Bardet.
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Sports Briefing Chris Froome cracked during a grueling climb to the finish and lost the overall lead in the Tour de France to Fabio Aru on Thursday after a demanding stage won by Romain Bardet.
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While it's been an entire year since Sferios started production on the project, his team is currently in the last step of production and is reportedly in need of $50,000 to get to the finish line.
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According to Davis, it was a race to the finish line because Grande wanted to capitalize on how popular the song was and release the video while there was still a lot of hype around it.
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A pair of last-place teams in the Eastern Conference who are stumbling to the finish line will square off when the Columbus Blue Jackets pay a visit to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday night.
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But the red flag brought a mandatory pit-stop and the team's choice of medium compound tires paid off as Grosjean rode them to the finish while holding off a challenge from Force India's Nico Hulkenberg.
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By the time my first half-marathon rolled around, I was physically prepared enough to get to the finish line, but spent most of the time on the course mentally drafting a caption for my Insta.
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The pair were neck and neck as they leaped the final jump before Native River, who came in third last year, won a sprint to the finish and ultimately triumphed by four and a half lengths.
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Usain Bolt was in the process of running the men's 100-meter semifinal, but he still gave the photographers a cheeky grin as he raced to the finish line with no one else in the shot.
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"I think there's more buzz about getting closer to the finish line on a trade deal than there is on the direction of the economic data stream," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities.
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With no spare bike in the immediate vicinity, Froome said, it seemed to make sense to "keep moving forward" on foot, given that there was less than a kilometer to the finish, if a steep uphill.
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The Hills Melanie Zanona reports on the race to the finish line: Congress is on the verge of unveiling a $1.2 trillion government funding package that would provide the biggest increase to federal spending in years.
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Bottas had pitted three laps earlier but Hamilton had yet to come in for fresh tyres and was able to take advantage and pit without losing position for hard tyres that took him to the finish.
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We salute you if you can exercise with nothing but random huffs and grunts as your backdrop, but for most people, a heavy workout requires a pair of headphones that'll get you to the finish line.
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The only drama came early when Goffin, seeded 15th, broke Federer to take a 2-1 lead in the first set but the Swiss broke back in the next game and cruised to the finish line.
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What it did not say: The campaign is out of money anyway after a frantic push to the finish line, according to a person familiar with the matter who was not authorized to discuss the finances.
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Seeing that, and knowing that the doomsday clock was also ticking in Dallas and Houston, made labor leaders in those cities conclude that fighting concessions to the finish would not, in the end, protect their members.
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New Zealand came from behind for the second race in a row to take a commanding lead, but a poor maneuver at the final mark allowed Artemis to draw alongside for a battle to the finish.
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"For sure it was affecting my play but I'm not a person that likes to retire during a match, so I just tried my best," said the 48th ranked Sevastova, who fought bravely to the finish.
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The 2011 and 2015 champion, and early favorite for this year's honors, ripped a wheel off the car in Wednesday's third stage in Argentina and lost more than two hours as he limped to the finish.
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Sports Briefing | Auto Racing Kyle Busch outran A. J. Allmendinger to the finish for his first Nascar Sprint Cup Series victory at Martinsville Speedway and a sweep of the two-race weekend at the Virginia track.
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This is not because he does not have the character and purpose to fill this void but because he simply is not going to make it to the finish-line of the Democratic Party's nomination process.
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Watching the past few episodes of Keeping Up With The Kardashians has been a little like watching the last few minutes of a marathon with flashes of excitement but mostly everyone's just slogging to the finish line.
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The Commodores scored the game's first five points and never looked back, establishing a 222-23 halftime lead and expanding it to 227 points in the second half's first four minutes before cruising to the finish line.
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And if the stresses of sobriety ever became too heavy for him to handle alone in the remaining days of this challenge, there are some EDM playlists queued up to help push him to the finish line.
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It marked Bennett's first WorldTour general classification win, while Rally Cycling's Huffman outsprinted David López (Sky) and Nicolas Edet (Cofidis, Solutions Credit) to the finish line in Pasadena for his second stage victory of this year's race.
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Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein has repeatedly called on Sanders supporters to join her movement in the hopes of framing herself, not Clinton, as the leader who will carry the Sanders "revolution" to the finish line.
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That would mean as soon as the green flag flew again, there would be two laps left to the finish, with the penultimate lap getting a white flag waved and then the checkered flag for the finish.
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Now just four games to the finish line, Leicester is leading by five points and needs to hold its nerve and hang on to the principles of spirit and opportunism that have gotten the club this far.
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The two blockbuster deals, should they make it to the finish line, broke a logjam of merger activity that had cooled off since last year as companies waited to see what would happen under the Trump administration.
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The Giants took off at a gallop last spring but limped to the finish line of the regular season like a horse gone lame, their hitters barely swinging the bat and their best pitchers off their feed.
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To that end result, Halep was moved to joyous tears in Paris after the Stephens match, during which she seemed headed to a fourth major final defeat before wearing down her opponent and accelerating to the finish.
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TCU went nearly seven minutes without a field goal through the middle of the second half as the Mountaineers expanded their lead to as many as 31 points before moving into cruise control to the finish line.
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"Imagine a runner who starts five yards behind the starting line at a race; he's either got to move much faster or find an alternate route to get to the finish line," Cressey continued in an email.
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If you're doing that in the campaign when it's in the middle of such a hectic race to the finish line, it's a good signal of how you'd try to govern when you have less time pressure.
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But Holiday connected on a 3-pointer, Ball converted a layup and Derrick Favors scored back-to-back hoops to push the lead to 123-105 with 4:05 left and the Pelicans closed to the finish.
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While there are 37 pieces that made it to the finish line, the design team tells us that there were around 70 to 80 prototypes designed in total, with similar silhouettes created in varying patterns and colors.
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It's no easy task to build a novel around a character who doesn't necessarily evolve, or perhaps evolves quietly, with baby steps, on tiptoe, close to the finish line, and maybe, please God, it's not too late.
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The dash to the finish featuring the three teammates for Joe Gibbs Racing was an especially emotional one for the team, as the co-founder J. D. Gibbs died at 49 in January after a long illness.
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"Establishing and maintaining a safe trail from the race start to the finish line has become a recurring challenge for the last several years of the Knik races," race organizers said in canceling the event in January.
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The movie lurches from point A to point B like it half wants to take the scenic route and let the performers loose and half wants to just make it to the finish line in one piece.
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Saturday's penultimate stage finishes with a grueling climb to the finish up Willunga Hill, where Chaves, Izagirre and the other leading climbers will hope to put pressure on Porte, who is seeking his first victory in the race.
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Vettel passed Bottas at Brooklands five laps from the end, with the Finn's tires fading, and Hamilton was also through a lap later and the chase was on to the finish with the German winning by 2.2 seconds.
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With U.K. voters wavering over whether to stay or go and the latest opinion polls suggesting a close race to the finish, we look at what the country on Europe's Atlantic fringe has brought to the trading bloc.
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However, the extreme weather continued overnight and the publicity caravan did not drive up to the finish because of the conditions and only drove a loop around Albertville, where the shortened stage eventually started as scheduled at 1230GMT.
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With Obamacare's third sign-up season heading to the finish line, the federal health insurance market last week saw a modest rise in customers, as officials warned of higher penalties this year, and tougher offseason enrollment rules. HealthCare.
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That said, Animal Crossing isn't a race to the finish and is all about taking your time and playing over weeks, months, and years, so I rarely, if ever, felt like I needed to pay for Leaf Tickets.
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Maybe that pattern isn't true for every project, but the lesson of Politics Across the Hudson is that once the government had a plan and timing on its side, it was (relatively) smooth-sailing to the finish line.
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But the Cardinals went on a 14-3 burst in the next 4 783/2 minutes, establishing a 65-43 margin at the 11:36 mark on a Sutton layup, and the hosts coasted to the finish line.
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It also created a reversal of fortune for Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg after the two drivers switched positions, with Hamilton winning the race and Rosberg dropping to fourth as his damaged car limped to the finish line.
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A combination of tyre saving, and the fact that drivers were convinced after the GP2 madness that if they just got to the finish they would score a decent result, left us with little to get excited about.
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Marathons, especially city marathons, are a big party, and one that keeps going even when you don't want to, when everything inside you screams to just stop, even though you need to get to the finish line somehow.
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"He was trying to calm me down because he knew I was nervous and I was close to the finish line and I needed to close out," Gauff said in an interview with CNN Sport after the match.
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As we crawl to the finish line of 2017 while Trump plays golf behind a white truck, it's still hard to grasp how this year managed to be even more surreal than the tire fire that was 2016.
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Some news organizations, including The New York Times, do not allow their writers to vote — but we still have opinions, and here's how the awards picture looks as the regular season scrambles to the finish on Sunday afternoon.
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But between economic and political crises and concerns about pollution and corruption and getting to the finish line on time, Brazil was hardly able to leverage its extended moment in the global spotlight as its leadership had hoped.
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It was a somewhat known track, but you still had to avoid all the obstacles along the way, and it was a race to get to the finish line and be the first one to get there. Right.
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While there's obvious calculation in that -- hey, let's be sure to appeal to boys as well as girls -- it temporarily knocks the movie off course, before "Moana" regains the wind at its back as it cruises to the finish.
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The "The Last Seven Weeks" episode did exactly what the title said, in that Sterling K. Brown's Randall Pearson raced to the finish line in his election for the city councilman position against longtime politician Sol Brown (Rob Morgan).
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Kyle Larson was the race leader on an overtime restart for a two-lap, green-flag sprint to the finish, but Johnson struck quickly, overtaking him for his first and only lead on the final restart of the race.
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Following an epic fight to the finish against Michael, three generations of Strode women (Laurie, Laurie's daughter, and Laurie's daughter's daughter) climb into the back of a pickup truck and drive into the night, finally free of their terror.
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EditorsNote: rewords 18th graf Erik Jones made a mad dash to the finish on another restart to snatch the title in a crash-filled Coke Zero Sugar 400 on Saturday night at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Game of Thrones' sixth season is roaring to the finish line faster than you can say "nipples on a breastplate," and that means this season's edition of the Game of Game of Thrones is nearing its end as well.
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The Rockets also retained possession, and they made the most of it when Gordon converted a tough shot in the key with 133:53 to go, creating a six-point lead they were able to massage to the finish.
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In the former NASCAR driver's brand-new book, Racing to the Finish: My Story, Earnhardt Jr., 44, says that Amy — who he married in a New Year's Eve 2016 wedding — wasn't the reason he ended his career in 2017.
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At mile 19, runners turn around to head to the finish line, and when I saw my sister running south as I still ran north, I screamed at her that she'd better keep up that pace and beat me.
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Viviani pipped world champion Peter Sagan to the finish line by riding along the barriers after being lead out by team mates Fabio Sabatini and Michael Morkov at the end of the flat 177km stage from Salamanca to Fermoselle.
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In this clip, for example, you can see me kill two people (one of them twice) to help move forward the the objective to push a vehicle to the finish line (yes, I am showing off): So that's Overwatch.
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One thing that's really interesting in cross-country skiing, these guys will do races up to 50K, long races where they're out there for hours, and when they get to the finish, they're going to sprint for the medal.
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As of today, the country officially ends its reliance on bailouts that totaled over 23 billion euros, or about $22 billion, bringing the country to the finish line of a debt crisis that almost broke the European Union apart.
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She finally beat Mary Keitany of Kenya, last year's women's runner-up, with a time of 2 hours 26 minutes 53 seconds in an effort that will be remembered for her expletive-laced, fist-pumping sprint to the finish.
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READ: Colombia's Bernal crowed Tour de France champion A single stage race, where riders choose their own route and decide when to take rest periods, each cyclist must hit four mandatory control points on their way to the finish.
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Despite those plays, it was a struggle to the finish for the Celtics, who exhaled when Brook Lopez missed a 271-foot 265-pointer with 23 seconds remaining and again when Acy missed a 276-footer with 83 left.
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As Congress sprints to the finish line to get home in time to celebrate Christmas and New Year's, the best holiday gift my former colleagues can give American children would be to reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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Bledsoe's three-point play made it 7-12 with 7:16 left, and Middleton later scored five straight points as the Bucks increased their lead to a game-high 25 with 5:15 remaining and cruised to the finish.
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The Bubble Wrap is gone; he should be free of the innings limits and pitch counts that hung over him at times last season as the Mets tried to steer him to the finish line without any postsurgical problems arising.
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Get: IKamasutra Lite is free; the regular app is $2.99 IOS, Android App: Couch-to-5K If making it to the finish line of a 5K is your 2018 goal, this app is the running coach that'll get you there.
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There has been a race to the finish for a number of stars who will be attending the Golden Globes -- a race to score a black dress -- and we know this because of a famous tailor who can't keep up.
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With his crew of nine leading the round-the-world Volvo Ocean Race with only two short "sprint" legs to go to the finish line in The Hague, Caudrelier is in relaxed mood as they practice in the Severn Estuary.
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LaMarcus Aldridge had 22 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Spurs, but they were willed to the finish by Ginobili, 40, who has said he will decide in the off-season whether he will return for a 17th season.
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In fact, there is no set course: Runners start in Lower Manhattan, then have to run to four checkpoints half-buried throughout Brooklyn, in order, before returning across the East River to the finish line in the Lower East Side.
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Even though it's completely natural for your mind to wander during sex, thinking about the pile of laundry in the corner and your meeting tomorrow, all while rushing to the 'finish line,' are going to impede your ability to orgasm.
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Washington (CNN)Both the Clinton and Trump campaigns have hit the ground hard in Arizona, Florida, Nevada and Pennsylvania, and new CNN/ORC polls across the four states paint a picture of a tight race to the finish in critical battlegrounds.
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At first, I would rush to solve the puzzle for myself, but slowly, I started thinking of both of us, and we began to take our time planning our moves carefully so as to get us both to the finish line.
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The trio raced down the leading duo in the flat section leading to the finish and Pinot, arguably the freshest rider in the third week, then outsprinted Zakarin for his third grand tour stage win after prevailing twice on the Tour.
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Unfazed, Oakland jumped on Angels starter Tyler Skaggs (4-6) for three runs in each of the fourth and fifth innings to take a 23-1 lead, an advantage that they this time were able to massage to the finish.
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Some Democrats have softened their opposition to nuclear power because of its carbon-free attributes, Republicans have always backed the resource and the Trump administration has signaled an interest in making sure these plants make it to the finish line.
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With most of the 447 voting members still undecided, the wide-open race is shaping up to be a two-month sprint to the finish line to win the mantle of rebuilding a party that suffered devastating losses in November.
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So it will be a heated dash to the finish, and this much is certain: The biggest winner won't be Handel or Ossoff but the Atlanta TV stations who are raking in huge sums in ad spending on the race.
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However, Logano got on Truex's bumper entering Turn 3 and then did a better job of keeping his car straight on the final dash to the finish line as he and Truex viciously banged doors, with Truex nearly going sideways.
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And just as Atlético did two years ago, Real fell into a shell after its opening strike, soaking up pressure and nearly making it to the finish line with a 1-0 victory before a late goal changed the story.
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You'll burn through your crowdfunding dollars really quickly if you don't leave room for unanticipated yield losses (products that don't make it to the finish line, for example, rings whose stone had cracked during assembly) and changes in your design.
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Georgia's special election will be a nail-biter all the way to the finish line Tuesday, as President Trump looms large over an election that has huge stakes for both Democrats and Republicans ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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And so when it comes to controlling territory, trigger-pulling is like the finish line of a race: Without a finish line there is no race, but ignoring lead-up to the finish misses the substance of the whole contest.
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Peter has shown that he is the type of man to be influenced heavily by the opinions of others, especially his family, so if Madison and Peter are going to make it to the finish line, they will need Barb's support.
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Some turned out on Saturday to "break, fight to the finish and attack," Mr. Castaner said, adding that others had tried to assault the Arc de Triomphe twice, reminiscent of the scenes of chaos in the early stages of the movement.
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Joe Biden, 75, is contemplating a third bid for the presidency, even though bids No. 1 and 20003 raised questions about his ability to get to the finish line with both feet on the ground rather than one in his mouth.
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The duo were criticised the previous season when Barrichello let Schumacher beat him to the finish on the final straight of the Austrian Grand Prix, leading the FIA to ban "team orders" from the 2003 season to after the 2010 championship.
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"House Democrats, especially those in Trump districts, will find themselves in a political danger zone if they prioritize impeachment over everything else they promised their constituents they would accomplish but haven't gotten to the finish line," a former administration official said.
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Portland trailed 112-101 after Lillard's dunk with 7:45 left but Brunson scored five points during a 7-0 run to boost the Dallas lead back to 18 with 6:29 remaining, and the Mavericks cruised to the finish.
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Trump's battle plan for the final week includes a three-day sprint to the finish line, with multiple events a day slated for the Saturday, Sunday and Monday before voters cast their ballots, a source close to the process said.
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Their shared task is to chronicle a fight to the finish that plays out on a notably faded, period-appropriate set from Tom Pye: Whatever spare cash George and Martha have has clearly gone toward keeping the liquor trolley full.
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A great example of this is when Clustertruck begins a stage like any other, with the player moving forward, on their way to the finish line, when the game suddenly removes all the ground from beneath them and trucks begin...flying.
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But with Curry on the bench for a rest, Thompson hit a tie-breaking jumper, Quinn Cook buried consecutive shots and Jonas Jerebko dropped in a jumper as the Warriors opened an eight-point lead they were able to massage to the finish.
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He went on to explain that he was given a couple of different deadlines last year, the better to finish and publish The Winds of Winter before the HBO show returns in April, and just couldn't make it to the finish line.
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The Democratic field is in a race to the finish ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary as the candidates look to put the disaster in Iowa behind them and try to separate themselves from their 2020 rivals in the coming days and weeks.
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For the first year of Trump's presidency, advisers like Cohn were able to cajole Trump into embracing a policy agenda that satisfied the Republican Party's mega-rich donors, pushing a corporate tax cut to the finish line and largely staying out of trade.
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Karlovic embraced his exhausted opponent then exchanged high fives with a large part of the crowd which had stuck with the contest from its start in the afternoon sun to the finish under the low wattage lights on the tiny Court 19.
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But Ryan is also under enormous pressure to notch some major legislative victories for Republicans, meaning he may have to take a more hands-on role in the coming weeks to help whip votes and shepherd some bills to the finish line.
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On Sunday, an unofficial but well-known rider of the Tour route also went on foot at the end of a stage: Oleg Tinkov, the owner of the Tinkoff team, who hobbled to the finish line with his left foot in a cast.
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GAMES OVER FOR D'AGOSTINO Abbey D'Agostino, who helped a fellow runner to the finish line after they fell during the first heat of the 5,000 meters, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in the tumble and will not return to the track in Rio.
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Second seeds Villanova were denied a stroll to the finish by the desperate Tar Heels, whose fan section featured more than 50 former players, including Hall of Famer Michael Jordan, who as a freshman hit the winning shot in their 1982 title victory.
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Froome believes he can defend his lead until the last day in Paris, although no team has kept the yellow jersey from day one all the way to the finish of the three-week race since Eddy Merckx's Faemimo-Faema held it throughout.
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With about a kilometer to go to the finish line at the Sambódromo parade grounds, a man with a sign jumped over barriers along the route ahead of Sumgong and the other runners, and two police officers on bicycles immediately cut him off.
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PHILADELPHIA — The Mets' 2017 season continued stumbling to the finish line on Saturday as General Manager Sandy Alderson told reporters that he was angry and disappointed about two published reports in recent days that had depicted Mets Manager Terry Collins in unfavorable terms.
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As those guests are then ferried along the race route in cars and vans driven by retired cycling stars and, for those with the greatest pull, helicopters, some of the hostesses act as valets, driving the guests' cars to the finish line.
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With Mr. Sherwen behind the wheel, the pair would drive to the finish line of each stage of the three-week Tour de France and squeeze into a tiny booth packed with television monitors, cameras, lights and computers inside a two-story trailer.
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The Boston Marathon on Monday is the 39th anniversary of one of the most brazen attempts at marathon cheating — Rosie Ruiz's notorious sprint from the crowd to the finish line to grab first place, until it was taken away from her days later.
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The Longhorns (2-1) bounced back in a big way after a seven-point loss at home to No. 4 LSU last week, making things look easy in taking a 13-0 lead by halftime and strolling to the finish against the Owls.
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Ms. Schmorr, the owner of Lulu, the pug who took a more circuitous route to the finish line in Hamburg, confessed that she was uninterested in the breed, until she took in the pug that had belonged to her mother, after her death.
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However, the opposition in Malaysia is weaker now compared with the last election in 2013, when the Barisan Nasional coalition led by Najib limped to the finish line, losing the popular vote and failing to snag a two-thirds majority in parliament.
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Still, he carried on as the chief carrier of Trump's choppy water because that's what a party chairman does: He smiles and spins and swallows his best-laid plans and audibles in the name of getting his nominee to the finish line.
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Often forgotten is that in 22, a year before Bannister's big run, he ran an exhibition race in which he was paced all the way to the finish, in part by one of his teammates who had deliberately allowed himself to be lapped.
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Many states are now implementing performance funding approaches, which link state higher education funding to student outcomes — such as the number of graduates produced each year — with the goal of incentivizing institutions to put more resources towards getting students to the finish line.
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"I was charging today, but then when I got to the finish and Sofia was there, I was just overwhelmed with emotions — and it was really special that she came," said Vonn, who has developed a friendship with Goggia in recent seasons.
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It was a race to the finish for teams like the Colts, the Ravens and the Eagles, but there is no time to celebrate as they all now have to back up their N.F.L. playoff positions by trying to beat fierce competition.
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Nadal broke Berrettini on his 10th opportunity to take a 4-3 lead in the second set and cruised to the finish, absorbing Berrettini's powerful forehands and redirecting them to his weaker backhand side to see off the first time slam semi-finalist.
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Forget about Top Gear: if you want to enjoy a high-octane race to the finish that comes with plenty of bizarre obstacles and a fair bit of smack talk, all you need is this clip from The Late Late Show With James Corden.
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I struggled to the finish line in just over one hour and 35 minutes—two minutes off my PB. This is generally the point at which you get the moral of the story—where you find out what I've learned from the whole experience.
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With the blessing of founder Dominique Serra, executive producers Jay Alaimo and Phil Conserva were given the honor of experiencing the Rallye des Gazelles in Morocco's awe-inspiring Saharan desert and among the brave women who carved their individual routes to the finish line.
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I pay the $190 bill with the intention of Venmo requesting the group, but my husband instead sends me the full bill amount — he wants to thank everyone for supporting him and says the cheers and smiles got him to the finish line. Adorable.
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It's been roughly six months since Michael Sucsy signed on to direct Every Day, based on David Levithan's popular YA novel, and he's sitting in a Los Angeles studio on a Monday afternoon with composer Elliott Wheeler — now so close to the finish line.
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But with Curry on the bench for a rest, Thompson hit a tie-breaking jumper, Quinn Cook buried consecutive shots and Jonas Jerebko dropped in a jumper as the Warriors opened an eight-point lead that they were able to massage to the finish.
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What is it that you can do and your colleagues can do to actually see this through to the finish line, so that you're not looking at the possibility of a threat -- or the threat even of a shutdown as you head into midterms?
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Second seed Williams was broken three times in the opening set at Rod Laver Arena and again when coasting to the finish line in the second but shifted up a gear when it counted to close out the match in one hour and 46 minutes.
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SAN JUAN (Reuters) - An agreement in principle between a bond insurer and the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA), disclosed in a late Tuesday court filing, moves a deal to restructure about $9 billion of the bankrupt utility's debt closer to the finish line.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro said on Wednesday that electoral victory was "within reach" and his campaign team said it had now switched to "cruise control" as it seeks to avoid hiccups and glide to the finish line.
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In May, Eliud Kipchoge, the Kenyan marathon runner, periodically grinned through the final miles of his fastest-ever marathon, which he completed in 2 hours 25 seconds; afterward, he said that he had hoped that the smiling would ease him to the finish line.
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His legacy in the Bronx has been forged by pitching well under pressure — a stopper, despite his age (38), the mileage on his arm (almost 3,500 innings), the condition of his right knee (bone-on-bone arthritis) and his proximity to the finish line.
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The Longhorns (2-1) bounced back in a big way after a seven-point loss at home to No. 4 Louisiana State last week, making things look easy in taking a 31-33 lead by halftime and strolling to the finish against the Owls.
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The Krispy Kreme Challenge is on a growing list of running events around the United States and beyond where runners don't so much focus on time — or even health — but instead on getting to the finish line while completing a food-related feat of bravura.
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Eager to push a deal to the finish line, Commissioner Rob Manfred has publicly endorsed two of the groups that have shown interest in the team — one led by the former Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter and another by Tagg Romney, the son of Mitt Romney.
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In the end, his array of three mini desserts (chocolate sandwich cookies with lime buttercream and blackberry jam; berry and cream cakes with white chocolate frosting; and rosemary apple pies with salted caramel) helped him surge to the finish line over the other two finalists.
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VICE News travelled to Yemen in October 2018 to report on the civilians who are being hit the hardest, the brave volunteers risking their lives to save them, and the motley crew of U.S.-backed fighters who want a fight to the finish, regardless of the costs.
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There has not been the slightest hint of a hint of complacency in recent months, from Djokovic's deeply convincing sprint to the finish in 2015 to his decision to skip the International Premier Tennis League paydays in Asia and focus on recovering, rebooting and maintaining his mojo.
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Merkel did secure a fourth term on Sunday, but she limped to the finish line and must now cobble together an unwieldy coalition with two other parties — the business friendly Free Democrats (FDP) and environmentalist Greens — that have diametrically opposed views on many of the big issues.
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Security will be high along the course, that begins in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, and passes through Boston's suburbs to the finish line on Boylston Street, where a pair of ethnic Chechen brothers in 2013 set off two homemade bombs, killing three people and injuring more than 200.
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Ali was clear in second place when she crossed the line to take silver in 12.59 but Castlin, who was fourth over the final hurdle, faced a nervous wait before discovering she had done enough in the dash to the finish to take bronze in 12.61.
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The funding proposal also takes aim at the wrong part of the race, according to NPR: there are plenty of promising candidates at the starting line, but fewer have enough funding to actually make it into clinical trials — a key hurdle en route to the finish.
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In a tournament aptly called "Edge of Robot: Ski Robot Challenge," eight robotics teams from research universities, institutes, and a private company competed for a $10,000 prize to see which robot could ski down the slopes and race to the finish line the fastest while avoiding obstacles.
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Another birdie on the 12th when Ancer left his birdie putt on the lip expanded Molinari's advantage to seven strokes with six holes to play, and after two more birdies at the 13th and 14th, the rest of the round was a stroll to the finish line.
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It all added up to the finish of a 223-373-237 week for Nashville (22016-2151-11), which is 6-0-3 in its last nine games and has crawled within six points of St. Louis (35-20-20163) for third place in the Central Division.
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The 35-year-old burst out of the ocean-side start ramp, put down a blistering first 10km in damp conditions more in keeping with a rainy day in Flanders, then held firm on two sharp climbs before blasting to the finish to win by 47 seconds.
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" 13 Photos View Slide Show ' "We feel great about tonight not only in winning here in Indiana and accumulating some more delegates but also gaining the momentum we need to take us to the finish line," he said, adding the he realized he faced an "uphill battle.
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"The main characteristic of Venice is that we have a really wide range of things in the same lineup," Alberto Barbera, the director of the festival, said in a telephone interview, still a bit winded from the race to the finish in putting the program together.
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Federer held serve to go up by 3-0 in the next tense game and then accelerated to the finish line, one he has crossed more than any man at the major championships that define careers, even more so now than in Rosewall and Laver's era.
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The score was tied at 68-68 to start the fourth, and it proved to be a nail-biter to the finish — Klay Thompson's 3-pointer with 1:763 left in the game was the only non-free throw scored in the game's final 2:30.
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Unless America is prepared to abandon its position and pull back from the region, as the British did three and a half decades ago, it must carry its struggle against al Qaeda and Saddam to the finish, putting an end to all doubt regarding its resolve.
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Bolt, if you've watched the 2016 documentary "I Am Bolt," is also clearly much more inspired by competing than training, much less enamored of the whole process of being a sprinter than the psychological payoff of beating everybody to the finish line with the cameras rolling.
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It was the Imperial Challenge, in which competitors bike or run 6.2 miles from town to the base area of one of the peaks, then climb — either on skis, boards with skins or snowshoes — 3,000 vertical feet to a summit before skiing down to the finish.
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As it currently stands, negotiations to raise the so-called budget caps and lock in a two-year funding agreement that provides a significant boost in defense spending, a Republican priority, and non-defense discretionary spending, a Democratic priority, is inching closer to the finish line.
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Visitors can look at an exhibit of objects people have staggered home with, experience feeling drunk again while wearing the museum&aposs "beer goggles," and those willing can even share their own drunk stories where they are prompted to the finish the sentence "I woke up with…".
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Two other runners — Nikki Hamblin and Abbey D'Agostino — did not come close to medals but did capture the endangered Olympic spirit by picking each other up after a collision in the first round of the women's 5,000 meters and urging each other to the finish line.
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And the final downslope to the finish line is just gorgeous, stretched out before you, a perfectly positioned series of boost pads peppering a ski-jump strip before whoosh, it's into the air, through three boost rings and onto a tight right then left then woo-hoo.
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Sensors integrated into articles of clothing have long been acknowledged to be the next step in wearable tech, and the Utah-based footwear maker just happened to beat most of its competition to the finish line with a pair of running shoes that bake tracking directly into the sole.
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By midday on Tuesday, Ulsom and Petit and their dogs had paused in the Inupiat Eskimo village of White Mountain, a mandatory eight-hour rest stop before the final dash to the finish line in Nome, a coastal Gold Rush town 77 miles (124 km)to the west.
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My lessons I think would be that any accomplishment, anything you want to get done in your life, that is of any value, is going to take hard work, and it's going to take putting yourself through discomfort and you can't coast your way to the finish line.
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Furthermore, testing the code isn't traditionally done until later on in the waterfall approach, so finding any bugs late in the process often means sending the whole thing back to the start to get identified, fixed, and tested before it could even get close to the finish line.
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There was little division on Tuesday in the Olympic Stadium, when two runners — Abbey D'Agostino of the United States and Nikki Hamblin of New Zealand — offered a helping hand to each other after a collision in the 211,22 meters and then urged each other on to the finish.
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By the time McGilligan gets to important late-stage developments like Brooks's triumph with the 2001 Broadway musical adaptation of "The Producers," or Bancroft's death from uterine cancer in 2005, you can feel him racing to the finish line, rushing past moments that would have benefited from closer examination.
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She was remarkably open, and it was at the checkpoints where the strain and resilience of her pioneering attempt were most evident — the swelling and redness of her residual leg, her gait energetic or limping, her voice confident or doubting, and her sheer determination to continue to the finish.
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The opinions expressed are his own.) NEW YORK, Jan 20193(Reuters) - It is hardly a secret that people rarely stick to New Year's resolutions - only about 8% of people actually make it to the finish line with their goals, according to studies from the University of Scranton, in Pennsylvania.
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Having delegates in one's pocket by the time the next debate rolls around is an insurance policy that will force his rivals to not go too far in attacking him, in the hope that they might pick up his supporters if he doesn't make it to the finish line.
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But now we've got a race to the finish line for the House of Representatives to before the end of the year, and by this time tomorrow we'll have a better idea of just what the Democrats' impeachment case is going to look like in the end. Okay.
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The Ukrainian emerged on top of three consecutive breaks at the start of a tense third set to stake an early lead in the decider and somehow rode the advantage all the way to the finish line, sealing the win with an epic hold in the 10th game.
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The eighth seed battled back to claim the second and looked like she would cruise to the finish line when she broke to go up 3-2 in the third after Andreescu needed a medical time out to have her heavily taped right shoulder worked on by a trainer.
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Last week, after a marathon closing dash of 77.5 miles during 32 sleepless hours, the American Colin O'Brady stormed to the finish line at the foot of the Leverett Glacier to claim the first solo, unsupported traverse of Antarctica — a challenge Mr. O'Brady had called The Impossible First.
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ExplorersWeb also pointed out that from the South Pole to the "finish line" at the bottom of the Leverett Glacier, both Mr. O'Brady and Mr. Rudd skied along the South Pole Overland Traverse track, "a flattened trail groomed by tractors towing heavy sledges" to resupply the polar station.
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It happens every year, and if all we know about these games is that they will end, that's still reason enough to watch all the way through to the finish, into the night, with both the certainty and hope that there's something unreal out there we haven't seen yet.
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Sanders said he had "a shot" to win upcoming primaries in West Virginia, Oregon and Kentucky and argued his new momentum means that even if Clinton's victory is now seen by many Democrats as inevitable, she is hardly enjoying the triumphant march to the finish line that she hoped for.
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While there are detailed rules and tactics, races often resemble little more than an adrenaline fueled mad dash to the finish line and gold can sometimes go to the last skater standing, as was the case in 2002 when Australian Steven Bradbury navigated the wreckage to win the 93,000 meters.
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Relatedly, British support for Brexit was narrow to begin with and has waned in the intervening months—May felt she needed a show of support to push a break with the European Union to the finish line and seems to have calculated that there was no better time than the present.
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Back then, building these types of companies required a lot of capital, time, and a unique mix of talent: scientists, investors who take a big chunk of the company, and one or more non-founder operators that would eventually ride the company to the finish line (or lack of it).
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The Los Angeles Dodgers seem to be limping to the finish line and are coming off a forgettable series against one of the National League's worst teams, but they did just enough at the end of their 10-game road trip to guarantee themselves a share of a division title.
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But on Monday it said it is starting to enforce new rules around violence and hate, and then an upgrade from a Wall Street firm gave its shares a fresh injection of confidence for investors that are helping it end the year strong rather than limping to the finish line.
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ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA (27-8): Junior guard Jevon Carter shot 2-of-9 from the floor and is now 8-for-38 in his career in the tournament, but coach Bob Huggins was quick to credit him and senior forward Nathan Adrian for getting the team to the finish line.
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Hindsight had led her to conclude, she said, that at the time and place she was picked up — five and a half miles in, 25 minutes to go, or at least that's what she thought — she could have made it to the finish line in time simply by walking briskly.
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