In 2013, Crimea was an uncontested part of Ukraine, Britain was an uncontested member of the European Union and the American president was an uncontested member of the league of democratic leaders.
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The 24th District House race was uncontested, and Florida is one of the few states where votes aren't counted in uncontested races.
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In 1992, Iowa was completely uncontested because longtime Iowa Sen.
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Andy Barr in November, who is uncontested in his primary.
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And other online sites advertise uncontested divorces for even less.
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"It was just as uncontested as saying you're an American."
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The United States enjoyed uncontested dominance in space until recently.
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Kovalev scores an uncontested 7th round TKO this time around.
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Their candidacies were uncontested but needed to win a majority vote.
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"It was my first time winning the race uncontested," she confesses.
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In 2010, Republicans outnumbered Democrats in uncontested districts 24 to five.
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The standards have been in place and uncontested for 38 years.
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Experts told the Daily Beast that such positions are frequently uncontested.
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Hertl went uncontested to the net and tipped a point shot.
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However, Omura's decision to close the exhibition did not go uncontested.
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With pinch-runner Chris Coghlan on third, Heyward stole second uncontested.
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The divorce was listed as 'uncontested,' indicating the split was amicable.
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We're not going to let any seat or any race go uncontested.
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Iowa's Jack Nunge made an uncontested dunk before Stevens' clinching free throws.
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Take the case of Monica Lewinsky, where the facts are relatively uncontested.
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The best iPads you can buyApple is the uncontested king of tablets.
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However, to file uncontested in Georgia, we could have no shared finances.
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The seats, held previously by Republicans, were uncontested in the 2016 elections.
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Then Vermont would run a play to get Speidel an uncontested layup.
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UConn's invincibility was perceived to be as simple as an uncontested layup.
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The Democratic primary is uncontested, with only former Senator Mark Begich running.
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That's what the House managers said: They said the facts are uncontested.
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"The evidence of the president's misconduct is overwhelming and uncontested," Schiff said.
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Uncontested: The devastation from prescription opioids has been deadly and inordinately expensive.
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It's the story they heard first, and circulated for six months uncontested.
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"What was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial," said Pence.
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Pioneer DJ's equipment has long been the uncontested standard used by the industry.
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Iran has the uncontested ability to pursue peaceful nuclear energy without domestic enrichment.
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Jason Smith (R-Mo.) was uncontested in his race for GOP conference secretary.
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This was for an uncontested divorce where neither of us had hired attorneys.
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He knows the slightest hesitation will allow Durant to launch an uncontested shot.
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She'll go up against Chele Farley, who won the Republican nomination, also uncontested.
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In return, Boris Johnson would let Farage stand uncontested in around 150 seats.
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She will run against Ms. Kim, who was uncontested in the Republican primary.
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Yet a new ad from Mr. Hugin repeats the allegations as uncontested facts.
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There was an undeniable metropolitan vibe suggesting an uncontested comfort in their skins.
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There's nothing funny about the reality of the uncontested facts behind Schiff's quip.
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Bain then drove to the other end uncontested and scored just in time.
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Nearly half the time, an agency's bid to keep its grant goes uncontested.
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It's uncontested, however, that Manafort worked on Trump's campaign for about five months.
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I think it's like 60 odd percent of state legislative seats are uncontested.
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Instead of elevating for an uncontested layup, he crumpled to the floor in agony.
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Page Six, who first reported the news, said she filed for an uncontested proceeding.
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Page Six, who first reported the news, said she filed for an uncontested proceeding.
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That much seems to be uncontested, but both sides disagree about what happened next.
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Foxx moves onto a November matchup against Republican Christopher Pfannkuche, whose primary was uncontested.
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Arthur Jones ran uncontested to be the Republican candidate in the Chicago-area district.
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Now that Mother Teresa is dead, Amma is the uncontested holiest woman on earth.
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If that does turn out to be the case, it's not an uncontested one.
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The problem is Sanders really has demographics in Massachusetts that are strong and uncontested.
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TAPPER: So, it is uncontested that President Trump asked Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
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Offensively, we moved the ball better in Game 1 and had more uncontested shots.
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The title of "Roach Masterpiece" is not entirely uncontested: Cockroach art has a long history.
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Howard is in a pretty uncontested space, but still has to stretch for the board.
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"Whether the Nike photo is substantially similar is not an uncontested breakaway layup," he wrote.
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Chippendale, who was elected in 2010, is up for reelection and is currently running uncontested.
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Most expected Infiltration to handily take Winner's Finals and move on to Grand Finals uncontested.
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In 1958 there were 96 uncontested seats won by Democrats and one by a Republican.
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By asserting himself in the paint, Drummond felt more confident with his uncontested 15-footers.
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The worst possible scenario is a market or sector with a supposed, uncontested 'top dog.
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Vanessa Trump filed docs Thursday in the Manhattan courts, and she's seeking an uncontested proceeding.
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He reportedly wrote a rule requiring a couple to appear together, even in uncontested divorces.
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One effect of the name Pastrami Masters is that pastrami is now the uncontested star.
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The Democratic primary was uncontested, with only Mark Begich, a former United States senator, running.
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Smart had enough time to set his feet and calmly hit the uncontested 217-pointer.
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She then stole the ball near midcourt and fed Sami Whitcomb for an uncontested layup.
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"The evidence of the president&aposs misconduct is overwhelming and uncontested," the California congressman said.
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Murphy, a member of the Energy and Commerce Committee, was uncontested in his re-election bid.
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Originally listed as uncontested, the divorce switched to contested in late July, the Associated Press reported.
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Ever since a violent coup attempt in July, he has ruled uncontested thanks to emergency powers.
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The uncontested nature of these Republican primaries gives voters little reason to go out and vote.
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The number of uncontested races has been climbing since the early 1990s, particularly in the countryside.
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None of this on its own, however, seems likely to end the spate of uncontested polls.
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However, their divorce, which was originally listed as uncontested, is now contested, the Associated Press reported.
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"That financial issue explains why the formerly 'uncontested' divorce is now 'contested,' " the Daily Mail said.
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We used to leave so many races uncontested, and we're not going to do that anymore.
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That could be bad news for Trump if he wants to cruise to the convention uncontested.
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With consumers hungry for a bargain, Dollar General will not be uncontested in the discount space.
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The New York Daily News reported that the couple's divorce was "uncontested," indicating it was amicable.
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If he jumps in the race, Young could have an uncontested shot at the leadership position.
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Deng tried to strengthen Mr. Jiang by calling him the uncontested "core leader" of his generation.
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But he also insisted that the House's case was already "overwhelming" and in many ways uncontested.
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Read Turley's full statement: Go deeper...Schiff: Uncontested facts from inquiry show Trump solicited a bribe
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You don't stand there and you don't watch violations of humanity go uncontested, at least intellectually.
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But dig deeper and large numbers of the jobs are coming from uncontested states like California.
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As many as 75% go uncontested, per the group, ceding many of those seats to Republicans.
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Both Houlahan and her Republican opponent, Greg McCauley, ran uncontested in their respective primaries on Tuesday.
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And, amid a declining U.S. role, Russia has emerged as an uncontested power broker in the country.
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American markets attract global talent, technology and capital — its economy remains the largest, and its military uncontested.
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Libya and Sudan, two other countries accused of human rights violations, won uncontested seats on the council.
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If Mr Lamar's status is uncontested, he is also an uncontroversial figure compared with rap's previous supremos.
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This is not an uncontested point of view by any means, but it's certainly a credible one.
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But that was roughly double the rate of the last nine contests when Trump ran virtually uncontested.
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Dwayne Sutton capped the surge by grabbing a long rebound before gliding in for an uncontested layup.
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Mr Brown took over a healthy Commons majority from Tony Blair in an uncontested succession in 2007.
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In 2011, court records show, he had an uncontested divorce from a woman named Aireyona Osha Hill.
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Swing states: Swing states had higher average levels of fake news than in states that were uncontested.
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He's shooting 226 percent from deep, and just about all of those attempts have been uncontested. 10.
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Ross has a rule on his teams: if you miss an uncontested layup during practice, go home.
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"We want to become the uncontested leader in electric mobility in Europe by 2022," Levy told reporters.
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This marks the lowest number of races that will go uncontested in any recent election in Tennessee.
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If, by ancestral good fortune, your family's foothold in the United States is uncontested, be especially thankful.
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Trump's votes came from people for whom the good stuff used to be available and largely uncontested.
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"Blue Ocean Strategy, Expanded Edition: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant" by
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Democrats won the national house vote by 3 points in Wisconsin, after taking into account uncontested races.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonLawmakers look for 5G competitors to Huawei Nikki Haley expected to endorse Loeffler in Senate race Tom Cotton wins uncontested GOP Senate primary MORE (R-Ark.) won his uncontested GOP Senate primary in Arkansas on Tuesday, paving the way for his reelection in November.
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The Twitter conversation, that central joke and idea machine, and the media itself are no longer uncontested vehicles.
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Mary refused to ratify the 1560 Treaty of Edinburgh, which would declare Elizabeth the uncontested monarch of England.
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Prior to the war, Assad held uncontested elections where other candidates were not permitted to run against him.
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His three-point percentage sunk below 30 percent, even though most attempts were uncontested and off the catch.
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She's seeking an uncontested proceeding, which signals everything from child custody and property might be hammered out already.
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Khem Birch's offensive rebound and uncontested dunk caused Sixers head coach Brett Brown to take a quick timeout.
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But in an instant, the Huskies whipped passes around, found Crystal Dangerfield, who hit an utterly uncontested three.
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Bey then drove in for an uncontested dunk and a commanding 88-50 lead with 5:13 left.
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I would argue that this reasoning is as misguided as leaving Stephen Curry open for an uncontested three.
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"The number of uncontested plays they had compared to us had to be three-to-one," Self said.
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"The Last Knight" was uncontested at the box office this weekend, but a few indie releases showed traction.
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The idea that a majority shareholder can name the directors of a company is uncontested under Delaware law.
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A freshman lawmaker, Pressley was elected in an uncontested race in November following her surprising defeat of Rep.
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SecureWorks, a cybersecurity firm with no ties to the Democratic Party, made this assessment, and it is uncontested.
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Bookmakers have him as the uncontested 10/11 favorite ahead of the March 26 season-opener in Australia.
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Ms. Trump, 40, is seeking an uncontested divorce to end her 12-year marriage with the president's son.
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Ian Kinsler singled and stole second, Jackie Bradley Jr. walked, and they pulled off an uncontested double steal.
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Ms. Yau defeated Yolanda Ng, who had held the seat since 2007 and ran uncontested four years ago.
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Mostly, though, Mullin was alarmed by how many open shots the Rockets were missing: layups, runners, uncontested jumpers.
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Instead of fighting the Americans on the beaches, he would allow them to land uncontested on the island.
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Between making a list and checking it twice, the holiday season is the uncontested apex of shopping occasions.
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After an era of uncontested American dominance, the thinking goes, we have entered a new era of rivalry.
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"What was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial," Pence said on Thursday at the Pentagon.
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They made uncontested shots, and when we picked our energy up and our effort up, they had themselves going.
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An even more shocking statistic from the Moritz report: prosecutorial races are uncontested nearly 85 percent of the time.
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"We didn't make them work on offense, gave them a lot of uncontested looks at the rim," Plumlee said.
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In March, a Maine Republican who was also running for office uncontested called González a "skinhead lesbian" on Twitter.
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"China's had effectively uncontested control of the Paracels since the 1970s, so they've been militarised for decades," he said.
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David Schweikert, a Republican who has been out door-knocking for his own (basically uncontested) primary, told BuzzFeed News.
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At root the party is a protest against a right-of-centre politics that looks too indistinct and uncontested.
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Then Derrick Favors finished off the run with an uncontested dunk that cut the Clippers' lead to 29-24.
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They differ from today's Western norms, which are historically recent and by no means uncontested, even in Western societies.
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If the bill rips, keep pulling until all players are out of the game or hold an uncontested piece.
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Washington (CNN)A study found more than half of mayoral races from 2000-2016 in six states went uncontested.
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"There will not be one battleground district, not one, that we will leave unprotected or uncontested," she told Politico.
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Culver then hit an uncontested trey from the top of the key, putting the Red Raiders up 215-49.
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And since we both were of little means, we would file uncontested and not have to pay for attorneys.
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Matthews' uncontested dunk gave the Wolverines a 17-pont advantage, 44-27, with 3:36 left in the half.
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The party won five of the 15 Republican-held seats in districts that were uncontested in the 2015 elections.
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An uncontested left wing 3-pointer by Calderon gave the Knicks a 92-1023 lead with 5:21 remaining.
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He would not let these ideas go uncontested; he interrupted loudly from the front row, violating standard academic etiquette.
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But not only were the two seats previously held by Republican incumbents, they were uncontested in the 2016 elections.
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Mr. Brown insisted that he be handed the job by Tony Blair uncontested, which is what happened in 2007.
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In the last 20 years, more than three-fourths of the district attorney races in Massachusetts have been uncontested.
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Ball hit an uncontested 214.3-pointer with 2:37 left in overtime, giving New Orleans a 109-104 lead.
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In 2016, Brannen Greene of Kansas threw down an uncontested dunk as players were lining up to shake hands.
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Germany, the Netherlands, Libya, Mauritania, Namibia and Sudan were elected uncontested but still needed to win a majority vote.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE's emails.
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No nomination is ever entirely uncontested; the only question is what form the contest will take—sound or fury.
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The document notes that the US military can no longer count on conducting its operations in an uncontested environment.
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The girl who made the turnover came back the next play and stole the ball for an uncontested layup.
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His only other basket had come a few minutes earlier, when he barely jumped for an uncontested two-handed dunk.
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But there are two things that prevent me from crowning the Powerbeats Pro as the uncontested best true wireless earbuds.
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Washington (CNN)The United States once saw the depths of the surrounding oceans as a place of uncontested American dominance.
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Until recently, the earliest uncontested archaeological evidence of people living in the New World came from Swan Point, in Alaska.
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People can disagree on how to react to some of the facts, although the basic facts should remain largely uncontested.
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Our prediction for the national popular vote (after imputing results in uncontested districts) is unchanged, at 54% for Democratic candidates.
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Where Trump may in fact be an uncontested champion is in the arena of self-promotion and denigration of others.
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In Wednesday&aposs election three seats were uncontested because one candidate died, another was disqualified and a third was declared.
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But in terms of energy policy now, the fact is it is absolutely uncontested by any reasonable standard of accounting.
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Tavares tied it with 15:37 left when he fired an uncontested wrist shot from the low slot over Kuemper.
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Donald Trump notched two unopposed wins in West Virginia and Nebraska, moving closer to his inevitable, most likely uncontested nomination.
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He is now a precinct committee officer for a Spokane-area precinct, after his candidacy was uncontested for four days.
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Eighty percent of the 612 deputies, who were elected in an uncontested vote February 3, were born after the revolution.
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The white supremacy groups gathered in Charlottesville because the South can represent a past in which white superiority was uncontested.
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No Democrat is running for state attorney or public defender in Duval County, leaving the general election in November uncontested.
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In North Carolina's 13th District, Democrat Kathy Manning will face incumbent Ted Budd, who was uncontested for the GOP nomination.
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While America's adversaries have advanced, America itself has stagnated in space, continuing to treat it largely as an uncontested domain.
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"Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition Irrelevant," by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne
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But if it's not, the people influencing your future at this company now have someone's uncontested opinion of your work.
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Hopefully, we have learned something and have a little hindsight in 2020 to avoid an untested, uncontested presidential run again.
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On offense, they've predictable and inefficient; on defense, they're conceded far too many wide-open layups and uncontested three-pointers.
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Further details were not immediately available on the uncontested divorce filing by Vanessa Trump in a New York state court.
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That message is constantly repeated by the Palestinian media and educational system and goes uncontested in the Palestinian public space.
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The result is a 23ms latency, smoother ink flow with less jitter, and a completely uncontested digital writing experience perfected.
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The GAO's findings are not legally binding, but its reports are seen by lawmakers as objective, reliable and generally uncontested.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE in 6900.
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The entirety of the national security space apparatus grew to operate in a domain that was largely benign and uncontested.
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Antetokounmpo got in on the 3-point party, calmly sinking an uncontested shot from distance early in the fourth quarter.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE's blame game.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE in 2016.
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On Tuesday, Crooks, a Democrat, won an uncontested primary in Ohio for a seat in the state's House of Representatives.
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Steve Scalise, who was shot last year at a GOP baseball practice, as the House Republican Whip in an uncontested race.
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In response, senior US military leaders have made forthright statements about America's national interest in maintaining open and uncontested sea lanes.
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The first big question is whether Rubio, Kasich or Christie can emerge as the uncontested Plan C champion by Feb. 23.
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The Nets clinched the win when Harris hit an uncontested 3-pointer with 53.5 seconds left for a 133-125 lead.
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Bezos has held the title of world's richest person uncontested since October 2017, when his net worth overtook that of Gates.
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On defense, the Cavaliers play the stifling Pack Line, which makes it exceedingly difficult for opponents to get off uncontested shots.
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Mr. Murphy was uncontested in his 2016 campaign for the heavily Republican district in western Pennsylvania that includes parts of Pittsburgh.
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Of course, those uncontested sideways passes in Belgium's end are taking place a long way from where the goals are scored.
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The study also found that levels of misinformation on Twitter were higher on average in swing states than in uncontested states.
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Annan's uncontested election to a second term was unprecedented, reflecting the overwhelming support he enjoyed from both rich and poor countries.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE won 85033 percent.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE White House campaigns.
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Of course he wouldn't; let her do that, if she was so inclined, and let whatever story she told remain uncontested.
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Luján, who headed the DCCC for the past two years, ran uncontested to keep the spot heading into the 2018 midterms.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE's name is mentioned.
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The divorce is uncontested, according to a court document, which means there likely won't be a fight over custody or assets.
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SIGAR (the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, a post created by Congress) reckons that the proportion of the country under uncontested government control fell during the 12 months to November 20163 from 72% to 57%, although about 64% of Afghans still live in uncontested areas and only 8% in areas fully under the Taliban's control (see map).
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If the US remains on its current path, by 2030 China will be the uncontested technological and economic leader on climate change.
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Draymond Green slid a perfect pass into Durant as he creeped towards the rim, and the Warriors were rewarded another uncontested layup.
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He would be free to rule uncontested for up to two five-year terms, and under some circumstances into the early 2030s.
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The Post reported that the filing is uncontested, which means she is not expecting a fight over custody or the couple's assets.
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Both parties say they are trying to put the other side on defense by running candidates in districts that often go uncontested.
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The go-ahead basket came on Holiday's spin move on Leandro Barbosa near the foul line, which led to an uncontested layup.
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Twenty minutes later, Higuaín took advantage of a terrible mixup by the Venezuelan defenders, scooted through and scored a nearly uncontested goal.
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In the state's uncontested Democratic primaries, 749,000 people cast ballots, down from the 2023,000 who voted in the contested 2014 gubernatorial primary.
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Arthur Jones, a former leader of the American Nazi Party, ran uncontested to be the Republican candidate in the Chicago-area district.
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Trump's political soap opera is about to end, and when the sideshow is over, her uncontested candidacy will become an untested presidency.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE in the presidential race.
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The outside world would interpret a low turnout as the electorate seeing through the flimsy democratic shroud concealing Putin's uncontested domestic power.
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The Trumps' divorce is listed as uncontested, which means the split is amicable and there are no disputes to be resolved in court.
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In fact, Mr Erdogan, who spent a decade as prime minister before being elected president in 2014, has continued to rule almost uncontested.
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Chrissy Houlahan, an Air Force veteran, is the uncontested Democratic nominee for another suburban Philadelphia seat where she&aposs heavily favored in November.
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LeVert then quickly dished it to Harris, who released the uncontested 3-pointer from the right wing before Eric Bledsoe could rotate defensively.
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And Mrs Merkel's legitimacy is uncontested; she remains the second most popular politician in Germany after Wolfgang Schäuble, the president of the Bundestag.
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The Barbie brand isn't exactly failing, earning $1 billion in sales across more than 150 countries annually, the uncontested best-seller for Mattel.
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But its place at the top, and its virtually uncontested hold on the device-agnostic note-taking use case, was not to last.
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With 1,237 needed for an uncontested GOP nomination, Trump began Tuesday with 686 delegates to Cruz's 428 and Kasich's 143, according to NBC.
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Avvo, an established online legal marketplace, also recently launched a complete, uncontested divorce package, which includes a 30-minute phone call, for $995.
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On them, he's at 55.2 percent when uncontested and 51.3 percent—dear...god—when a defender is within four feet of his airspace.
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STRONGER ALONE: After losing for Vice President in 23, Kaine is uncontested in the Democratic primary in Virginia for his Senate re-election.
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In 2012, the last time that Democrats held an uncontested Mississippi primary while they held the White House, Obama won just 97,20163 votes.
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An uncontested conventionBiden needs to speak to the issues that motivate Sanders supporters and be careful not to critique them or their candidate.
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For the world's best golfers, making par from that distance would usually be as challenging as an uncontested layup for an N.B.A. player.
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The Big Four incumbent banks have uncontested banking market share, but new entrants have started shaking up the industry over the last year.
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Some of the seats that were once uncontested, and dominated by pro-Beijing candidates, are now being fought by young pro-democracy activists.
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The study also found that levels of misinformation on Twitter were higher on average in swing states than in than in uncontested states.
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After all, he has the full backing of the President, and an open invite to deliver his theories uncontested on right-wing outlets.
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"The evidence of the president's misconduct is overwhelming and uncontested," House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said at the press conference.
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A drawdown of the US military presence in the area has allowed "ISIS ideology to spread 'uncontested' in the camp," the report found.
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The Court acknowledged that Ozawa's character was irreproachable, and also that he had a paler complexion than many people whose whiteness went uncontested.
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Ensuring that uncontested NRC public hearings do not delay the start-up of new plants is likely to be high on her agenda.
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In Illinois in 85033, for example, more than 60 percent of state legislative general elections were uncontested with Democratic incumbents facing no opposition.
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The divorce is uncontested, meaning it should be pretty amicable, absent any squabbles over money or their 2 daughters -- ages 2 and 3.
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Undeterred, Thieu horrified Vietnamese and American observers by proceeding to run unopposed, reframing the now-uncontested election as a referendum on his rule.
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In 2018, Catalist calculated, Democrats won the total popular vote in House elections by 7 seven percentage points (after making projections for uncontested races).
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The New York Daily News noted that the divorce was listed as "uncontested," which means there are no disagreements to be resolved in court.
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I'm thinking especially about Tao Lin's seemingly easy and uncontested return, after he was accused in 2014 of statutory rape, emotional abuse, and plagiarism.
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In the most recent nationwide local elections, held in April, 30% of city mayors ran uncontested, up slightly from the previous poll in 2015.
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It's a grim landscape for workers, but Uber and Lyft have been largely uncontested in the ride-share space—but new options are emerging.
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Taking into account uncontested races, the Democratic House candidates cumulatively won the House vote by 4 points less in Wisconsin than they did nationally.
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However, he thinks it's unlikely China will pursue this given its successful and largely uncontested build up in the Spratlys -- at least for now.
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Opposition parties call the election a throwback to the Communist era, when the ruling party held uncontested elections to confirm its grip on power.
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Democrat Chrissy Houlahan was uncontested against Republican Greg McCauley after incumbent Republican Ryan Costello announced in March that he was not seeking re-election.
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CREW alleges that the Office of Management and Budget director was aware that the foreclosure was not "uncontested," as he claimed at the time.
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Despite such innovations, baseball long ago surrendered the national pastime status that it held uncontested from the eras of Babe Ruth to Mickey Mantle.
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Many of the demonstrators are not Hamas members, yet Hamas which has uncontested control over the Gaza Strip is administering the protests in practice.
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In California... There are 30 women in California alone going to the general election, including three Democrats who won outright because they were uncontested.
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Independence could also allow the Kurdistan Regional Government, for which Mr. Barzani serves as president, to have uncontested control over its lucrative oil exports.
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The Rangers were unable to clear the puck from the defensive zone, Virtanen pulled it away from the boards and took an uncontested shot.
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They say they fear wrongful arrests if they return to South Africa, a country where their power appeared uncontested less than a year ago.
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Of the 114,000 divorce cases filed in England and Wales in 2016, more than 99 percent were uncontested, the court wrote in its ruling.
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On August 11th nobody actually won or lost office: the vote was technically a primary and the main candidates were uncontested in their parties.
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"The facts are uncontested: the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit at the expense of our national security," she said.
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"The facts are uncontested: The president abused his power for his own personal political benefit at the expense of our national security," she said.
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Hoyle, 62, who was first elected in November just before parliament was dissolved for the five-week general election campaign, was re-elected uncontested.
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The seller, Manza Gallery, accepted Denham's uncontested bid for the painting that it listed as "Lot 21" on the art e-commerce platform Invaluable.
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" I said, "The only cases I've ever done were uncontested divorces, wills for people who had very little money, an adoption for my uncle.
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Many of the people stopped by the SAFE unit lost money and property through uncontested civil asset forfeitures, but were never charged with a crime.
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The estranged couple's divorce has been listed as "uncontested," which means the split is amicable and there are no disputes to be resolved in court.
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"We're still waiting for the final count, but it was uncontested, so we're happy," Crooks' campaign manager, Chris Liebold, told The Washington Post Tuesday night.
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McCullough respectfully moves the court to enter judgment for him on the pleadings, which are uncontested, and for his immediate release based on actual innocence.
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Although his nomination was uncontested, the party has been tearing itself apart over which candidates will run for state governorships and seats in the senate.
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Before all the extended community outrage against Logan Paul's 'we found a dead body' video, there was a seemingly uncontested 550-600,000 likes on it.
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"There has not been a single instant that it has gone uncontested," Renée Flaherty, one of Singh's attorneys from the Institute for Justice, told me.
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The proportion of the country reckoned to be under uncontested government control fell from 72% to 57% during the 12 months to November last year.
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He scored on an uncontested wrist shot 73:27 into the second period and had an empty-net goal with less than two minutes remaining.
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Before all the extended community outrage against Logan Paul's "we found a dead body" video, there was a seemingly uncontested 550-600,000 likes on it.
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Standing roughly seven feet tall, Durant has a high enough release that any defensive cushion he is given means his shot will be effectively uncontested.
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The estranged couple's divorce has been listed as "uncontested," which means the split is amicable and there are no disputes to be resolved in court.
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The margins in the legislature are also irrelevant to the analysis as the district lines created many uncontested races and gave Republicans a clear advantage.
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While Pelosi was running uncontested on Wednesday, it was notable that the votes cast against her were well below the 220006 votes won by Rep.
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Crabbe gained possession, and the guard simply spotted up from 26 feet out behind the top of the key and hit an uncontested 3-pointer.
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However, there is no clear precedent to support that theory and, despite good-faith arguments, no president has been impeached on such uncontested legal grounds.
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Molinaro wins uncontested GOP governor's nomination Before taking on the Duchess County role in 2012, Molinaro was a member of the New York State Assembly.
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Evidence for contact between the Vikings and the Islamic world is abundant and uncontested, but this particular textile fragment cannot be counted among that evidence.
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"We missed like six point-blank layups uncontested at the rim, and we just can't afford that to win games," Knicks Coach David Fizdale said.
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They are also running for conservative seats that were uncontested in 2016 and where Republicans remain heavy favorites, in states like Texas, Arkansas and Nebraska.
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" In a 2011 document, the office said, "It is uncontested that applicant is a founding member" of a band "composed of members of Asian descent.
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But we have an equal and sometimes competing responsibility to avoid false equivalencies that can come from uncontested "on the one hand/on the other" coverage.
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Her status as a fashion muse, too, is uncontested, sparking collaborations with designers like Oscar de la Renta, Christian Dior, Diane von Furstenberg, and Karl Lagerfeld.
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Pat Meehan resigning after being accused of sexually harassing an aide, Republicans ended up nominating former prosecutor Pearl Kim in an uncontested primary to run here.
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Tester is running uncontested for the Democratic nomination but faces a much larger fight this coming fall, when he'll have to fend off a Republican challenger.
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Edwards continued his torrid stretch by sinking an uncontested 3-pointer and working the baseline to set up a reverse layup to begin the second half.
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And of the 19 remaining primaries, 13 will be closed, which could be bad news for Trump if he wants to cruise to the convention uncontested.
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Germany and Belgium are now running uncontested, but they still need to win more than two-thirds of the overall General Assembly vote to be elected.
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An NVIDIA GTX 1080's performance, pitted against other Pascal NVIDIA graphics processor is uncontested, unless you opt for the astronomically expensive TITAN X GPU ($1,200).
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"It's likely an uncontested, amicable divorce, it's just you have layers and layers of people signing off on it," says L.A.-based tax attorney Bruce Givner.
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Eden took over from Churchill in 1955 in an uncontested succession and won a snap election, but was destroyed the following year by the Suez Crisis.
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The third-generation Amazon Echo is the uncontested best smart home speaker with its tens of thousands of skills (apps), smart home support, and strong audio.
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During the 92 years since its introduction, the birth of the internet, and some other society-altering technological advances, the Brannock Device has somehow remained uncontested.
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In 28503, by comparison, a third of North Carolina state House races and more than a quarter of Senate races were uncontested in the general election.
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Only a handful of state House districts in West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Maryland and Oregon will be uncontested, according to filings made with state election officials.
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Instead, by the end of "Mean Girls" she has a boyfriend, and the assumption that being a lesbian is both life-destroying and shameful remains uncontested.
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Under a system controlled by Mr. Ortega's party, the Sandinista Front, the voting will take place without any independent observers and with the Ortega ticket uncontested.
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In fact, the overwhelming number of uncontested notices of clear infringement (more than 20 million each day) illustrate that we have not found an effective solution.
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The deliberate nonpayment of billions of dollars of uncontested claims every month thus constitutes default, even if the Treasury is paying some of its other debts.
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I was the child of immigrants in a conservative Southern state, yet I had birth control and a credit card and an uncontested right to education.
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A recent Pentagon report that cautioned that ISIS was regrouping across Iraq and Syria said ISIS ideology has been able to spread "uncontested" at the camp.
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Chicago made it 4-0 at 9:41 of the second when Strome strolled in uncontested and scored from 25 feet out into the top corner.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE if the number of war casualties were lower.
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Ladd posted a power-play goal on an opening shift in the second period, racing down the right side for an uncontested shot that blew past Lack.
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Rachel Crooks, one of the 19 women who have come forward with sexual misconduct allegations against President Donald Trump, won her uncontested primary in Ohio on Tuesday.
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So it's definitely a stretch for Democrats; still, in a year when the party is hoping for a wave, they don't want to leave any race uncontested.
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The Post reported that the filing is uncontested, which means she is not expecting a fight over custody of the couple's son, Jordan, or the couple's assets.
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Therefore, dominion over the Earth really seems like a lottery: whoever happens to bounce back first is able to found an uncontested dynasty until the next cataclysm.
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One area where Apple and Google are going seemingly uncontested is car infotainment systems, with everyone (Toyota stubbornly excepted) transitioning to support CarPlay, Android Auto, or both.
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Green and Andre Iguodala, who both play at forward, look like all-league point guards, shredding Cleveland's defense with pinpoint passing for uncontested shots at the rim.
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Even when filing an uncontested divorce, the general practice is to retain a matrimonial attorney, who is familiar with the process of obtaining a Judgment of Divorce.
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"Abstention is no use," he said, pointing to past boycotts that had given the socialists big uncontested wins and arguing that 80 percent of Venezuelans wanted change.
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Mr. Trump confirmed in a statement that the state Republican Party's inability to assure an uncontested race was a deal-breaker, though he played down his interest.
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When freshman Aamir Simms was double-teamed, he flipped a short pass to senior Mark Donnal on the other side of the hoop for an uncontested score.
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Elizabeth Warren, uncontested for the Democratic nomination, against Republican Beth Lindstrom, who's vying with two men for her party's nomination (Lindstrom was endorsed by The Boston Globe).
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Mathunjwa, who was elected uncontested at the union's first elective conference since 2013, has been at the helm of AMCU since it was officially registered in 2002.
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In October of that year, Bush nominated him for the job, and he was confirmed less than a month later via an uncontested voice vote in the Senate.
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The game ended with a brief pushing and shouting sequence after Stephenson opted to make an uncontested layup with 26.83 seconds remaining instead of dribbling out the clock.
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The shareholder vote shows how investors, even in an uncontested board election, are increasingly voicing their frustration with board members on matters related to executive and director pay.
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Rookie wideout Charone Peake picks it up and rambles an uncontested 42 yards for the TD—his first ever, mind you—putting the Jets right back in it.
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According to Page Six and The New York Daily News, the filing is an uncontested proceeding indicating the couple do not intend to fight over custody or assets.
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James Clyburn of South Carolina is now running uncontested in his bid to become the No. 3 House Democrat as majority whip in the next Congress after Rep.
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Democrat Ayanna Pressley won an uncontested race to represent a deep-blue district in the Boston area, after defeating a veteran Congressman in her primary two months ago.
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Weeks of mass protests in Lebanon and Iraq are a clear blow to Iran and its ambitions to cement an arc of uncontested influence from Tehran to Beirut.
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The Bucks started hot, shredding the defense and jumping out to an 18-9 lead, while getting layups, dunks and uncontested jumpers during a 31-point first quarter.
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The last election in 133 was boycotted by the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) as unfair and shunned by international observers, with more than half the seats uncontested.
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Historically, between 2628 and 28500 percent of state legislative races are uncontested across the country, said Adam Myers, a political scientist at Providence College who studies legislative campaigns.
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The judiciary will decide what happens next: It could allow President Uhuru Kenyatta to run practically uncontested or reschedule the vote, giving Mr. Odinga more time to campaign.
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Last week, after more than 12 years of marriage, Vanessa Trump filed for an uncontested divorce in Manhattan from Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of the president.
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By this reckoning, an uncontested Trump makeover of the Republican Party would mark a profound shift in the historical relationship between the presidency and the American political system.
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Then he would bounce the ball through a flailing defender's legs near the free-throw line and dribble in for an uncontested layup to finish off the move.
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"I think that they have a big problem, which is the facts are essentially uncontested," argued Neil Eggleston, who served as White House counsel under former President Obama.
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Irving's 733-pointer with 4:53 remaining pushed the lead to 109-98 but Houston was within 109-103 on Harden's uncontested dunk with 4:10 to go.
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Kansas State's Cartier Diarra stole the ball and went the other way uncontested for a dunk, but his windmill jam attempt missed off the back of the rim.
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The bailout came after uncontested NIPSCO data was revealed which showed that retiring the plants, instead of bailing them out, would save customers as much as $420 million.
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He is, Bondarenko argues, the only Russian player whose legacy is uncontested and whose status has survived the transition from the Soviet Union into modern Russia entirely unscathed.
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Scanlon will run against Pearl Kim, the only Republican woman running for a House seat in Pennsylvania (compared to 23 Democrats), who ran for the GOP's nomination uncontested.
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But if you abstain from alcohol, or you prefer a beer or cocktail to wine, there's not enough uncontested evidence to warrant a change in your drink order.
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But one of the uncontested peaks of the show was Vanessa Hudgens, belting "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" just one day after the death of her father.
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Iowa got as close as 66-57 on Wagner's uncontested layup with 3:29 to go, but the Hawkeyes missed their next three shots to short-circuit their rally.
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The price point isn't too hard to swallow: The entire collection ranges from $25 to $80, and the brightening powder — the uncontested star of the lineup — goes for $60.
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The death will fan concerns that the influence of violent groups with links to al Qaeda and Islamic State has spread uncontested into Burkina from neighboring Mali and Niger.
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After fresh elections in 2019, Mr Erdogan will rule uncontested, appointing senior officials, judges and members of his own cabinet, with little oversight by an expanded but weakened parliament.
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At CrossFit Uncontested in Houston, Texas, it isn't unusual to see a woman doing a bench press in a wheelchair, or an amputee doing box jumps with his hands.
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Yet there is one historically Christian land where, albeit after a 70-year communist interlude, the national church enjoys huge, growing and largely uncontested influence over the armed forces.
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The game reached the second overtime when Porzingis blew past Markkanen in the lane and forged a 163-216 deadlock by making an uncontested dunk moments before time expired.
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Carolina was leading, 21985-231, with two minutes remaining in the half when Joel Berry II knifed through Villanova's defense for an uncontested layup, prompting Wright to call timeout.
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There is one area, however, where the president's unilateral ability to forgo punishment is uncontested and supported by over a hundred years of Supreme Court precedent: the pardon power.
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The choice seems particularly unusual given that the divorce is listed as "uncontested," which means the split is amicable and there are no disputes to be resolved in court.
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According to Canadian Lawyer's 2016 legal fee survey, the average cost of an uncontested divorce in Ontario is $1,302, as just one example, and a simple will costs $521.
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However, if you were to look in Los Angeles County, our nation's most populated at over 10 million, you would see a historic pattern of dozens of uncontested elections.
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Other notable races where women saw success: Connecticut's next secretary of state will remain a woman as both Democratic incumbent Denise W. Merrill and Republican Susan Chapman were uncontested.
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The junior also added three steals and a block but was pulled from the game by Mississippi State coach Ben Howland after the guard missed an uncontested reverse dunk.
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If one spouse claims to be unable to live with the other, British courts are inclined to take the petitioner's word for it, especially if the divorce is uncontested.
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" Trump, he noted, was "not only unable but unwilling to stand up to Putin," affording the Russian dictator "an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world.
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When Rodions Kurucs drove in uncontested and threw down a dunk for a 107-95 Nets advantage, it prompted Sixers head coach Brett Brown to call a hasty timeout.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE in the polls by 1 point in the 85033 presidential election.
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In 2010, many state legislatures, dominated by anti-choice politicians, redrew the districts to guarantee their own re-election and run largely in uncontested elections to win their seats.
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State House member Madeleine Dean won in Pennsylvania's new Fourth Congressional District in Montgomery County and will face Republican Dan David, who ran uncontested in his primary, in November.
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According to a recent U.S. government estimate, the Afghan government had uncontested control of just 57 percent of the country in November, down from 72 percent the previous year.
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Let's focus on the image of Bannon grabbing an uncontested rebound, swinging his elbows around for no real reason, and then heading on up the court, one man against all.
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However, Doncic scored 4 in the second period, including an uncontested layup down the lane at the end of the half, giving the Mavs a 223-216 lead at intermission.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Hundreds of Singaporeans, most dressed in black, held a silent protest on Saturday against an uncontested presidential election this week in which applications from four candidates were rejected.
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And while the Democrats continued to battle it out at the polls, Trump notched a series of uncontested wins and delivered a wide-spanning address from Briarcliff Manor, New York.
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While they are quick to come down on popular fan games like Pokémon Uranium and Prism, ROM hacks that add cosmetic changes or alter a game's difficulty generally go uncontested.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam has said he understands people's concerns about this month's uncontested presidential election, which was reserved for members of the minority Malay community.
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The other company nominees were Rovit, who was a nominee for both Marcato and Buffalo Wild Wings, Andre Fernandez, Janice Fields, Harry Lawton and Harmit Singh, who all ran uncontested.
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The opposition victory is tantamount to a public vote of no-confidence in Erdoğan and the AKP, who have ruled virtually uncontested since coming to power in the early 2000s.
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Mr. Reedie, whose longstanding ties to the I.O.C. have raised conflict-of-interest concerns in the past, was re-elected to the WADA presidency on Sunday in an uncontested vote.
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"What was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial, today other nations are seeking to disrupt our space based systems and challenge American supremacy in space," Pence said.
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The days when white men kept an uncontested hold on political power, when young adults without a college degree could easily find a well-paid job, are not coming back.
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Most of these races are uncontested, but the races for the House Democratic Caucus chair, vice chair, and chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee all have multiple candidates running.
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The Republican nominee for attorney general is Keith Wofford, a partner at the New York City office of the law firm Ropes & Gray LLP, who also faced an uncontested primary.
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To anyone familiar with Arsenal's transfer budget this season (a whopping $110 million), their absurd talent, and Wenger's seemingly uncontested reign over the squad since 1996, however, this isn't great.
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Yet compared to other uncontested sports dynasties — for example, the era of Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls — the Patriots' longstanding dominance over the NFL hasn't exactly inspired nationwide support and pride.
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Despite 19 years in Turkish captivity, Mr. Ocalan remains the uncontested leader of the P.K.K. — and the People's Protection Units — and is revered by millions of Kurds across the globe.
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He ran three points ahead of the overall Democratic state vote for the U.S. House in 222 (adjusted for uncontested races), and ahead of every down-ballot Democrat running statewide.
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"We did some research on the market opportunity and determined that in the U.K. alone the opportunity was around £1 billion of more or less uncontested fulfillment business," he says.
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He's spent upward of $400 million on ads to catapult himself to third place in the polls nationally, and much of his messaging up to now has largely been uncontested.
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Kansas State kept adding to the lead, with Xavier Sneed drilling an uncontested 3-pointer before alertly finding Makol Mawien under the basket for a dunk on the next possession.
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Prince single-handedly kept her team afloat as long as she could, accounting for two steals and six uncontested points during a stretch in which the Liberty regained the lead.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE and would not go to "polo matches and parties" in the Hamptons.
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After Aoki had an uncontested steal of second, pinch hitter Franklin Gutierrez delivered a two-run single in his second plate appearance of the inning to make it 16-12.
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Jones is leading Moore, according to recent public polls, but he had been advertising uncontested on television for a month before The Washington Post broke its bombshell story on Nov.
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One of the chief concerns is that Trump, who has a virtually uncontested path to the Republican nomination, will have a big head start to prepare for the general election.
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The Wizards then sealed the game when Troy Brown Jr. hit an uncontested 3-pointer with 1:163 left for a 116-105 lead after Washington secured two offensive rebounds.
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The pair, who are parents to 3-year-old Olive and 2-year-old Frankie, appear to be proceeding amicably, as the divorce is reportedly marked as uncontested in court documents.
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As James jumper has returned, Harrison Barnes' jumper has gone into witness protection: the Warriors swingman is shooting just 2-for-63 on uncontested jump shots over the last two games.
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Madonna is America's uncontested Queen of Pop, but for the past three years, the boundary-breaking star has been depriving her U.S. audience of one major thing: her skin-care line.
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Bill de Blasio may have easily won his second term as New York City's mayor last month with more than 66 percent of the vote, but his run wasn't entirely uncontested.
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Sources: Michigan Department of State; Edison Research; Daily Kos *In uncontested districts, including Michigan's 13th (much of Detroit and its southwestern suburbs) in 2018, we have imputed the most likely results
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Astronomers can agree that this month's moon will not be as close as last November's, nor as close as the December 2017 full moon, which has already earned uncontested supermoon status.
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The former secretary of state has been able to ride a post-convention bounce and mostly uncontested television airwaves to her strongest position yet in CNN's Electoral College outlook this year.
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"The case, which is an uncontested matrimonial, was filed on July 9th in State Supreme Court in Suffolk County, New York and is awaiting judicial review of the agreement," said Chalfen.
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"The case, which is an uncontested matrimonial, was filed on July 9th in State Supreme Court in Suffolk County, New York and is awaiting judicial review of the agreement," says Chalfen.
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This is a fact that goes uncontested 50 years after his death, and it wasn't entirely a secret during his lifetime: People in Washington, politicians and press alike, knew about it.
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For instance, Spain does not have a constitution that easily accommodates separation and its leaders see little benefit from partition, making it difficult for them to agree to an uncontested divorce.
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The outright lies the Leave campaign told leading up to the referendum were also preceded by years of anti-EU rhetoric that went mostly unchecked and uncontested in the British media.
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Facing a deep-pocketed Republican challenger, a blitz of negative ads and lingering concerns over a lackluster performance in an uncontested primary, Mr. Menendez's race has started to concern some Democrats.
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"Uncontested evidence in the record establishes that non-Mexicans returned to Mexico under the MPP risk substantial harm, even death, while they await adjudication of their applications for asylum," Fletcher writes.
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Robert Hagg fired a shot on goal from the left point and Binnington allowed a long weak-side rebound — right to Raffl for an uncontested shot into a half-empty net.
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Having learned from the uncontested approach of U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf wars of 1991 and 2003, China has sought to deny the U.S. the same opportunity in East Asia.
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With Russia's uncontested area accounting for about 50 percent of Arctic waters, the ban probably will not spark additional territorial claims, said Michael Byers, professor at the University of British Columbia.
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Despite these clear and uncontested environmental benefits, federal bureaucrats asserted the stream was subject to the Clean Water Act, threatening Johnson with nearly $40,85033 a day until he removed the pond.
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And it leaves his chief nemesis — Donald Trump — not only with an uncontested claim to immigration hard-liner cred, but as the only Republican candidate who actually speaks from the heart.
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The pair, who are parents to daughters Olive, 3, and Frankie, 2, reached a mutual agreement on the details of their split, as the divorce was marked as "uncontested" in court records.
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"China is the world's uncontested leader in adding renewable power capacity," he says, adding that since 2013 any increase in demand for electricity in China has been fully covered by clean energy.
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In a blog post on Wednesday, Microsoft President Brad Stone acknowledged that it was a bit of a shock to see the CLOUD Act pass in such a quick and uncontested fashion.
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Rieder widened the lead to 3-1 at 17:02 when he cut across the slot largely uncontested by the Edmonton defense and slipped the puck in the far side past Talbot.
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Minnesota Democrats were hoping to come out of the state's convention — part of a complicated nominating process that comes before the August primary — with the party's biggest races settled and primaries uncontested.
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Griffin gave the Clippers a 2124-276 lead with a minute to play, but McCollum put the Blazers in front when he hit an uncontested 12-foot jumper with 44 seconds remaining.
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Page Six, who first reported the news, said she filed for an uncontested proceeding — meaning there are no disagreements between two spouses over any divorce-related issues like finances or child custody.
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Salerno drew 96 percent support from all shares voted at the annual meeting this week, in line with typical levels for uncontested directors at S&P 500 companies, according to several analyses.
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Also, this was far from a historic number: Richard Nixon in 1972 and Ronald Reagan in 1984 both won 49 states; James Monroe won every state in the uncontested election of 1820.
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Also, this was far from a historic number: Richard Nixon in 280 and Ronald Reagan in 21 each won 1 states; James Monroe won every state in the uncontested election of 2107.
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Constance: I loved the smart, glitzy spectacle Lorene Scafaria created with Hustlers — which, it's worth noting, was an uncontested box office success, even if it got locked out from most awards consideration.
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"It seems that the facts are uncontested as to what happened," the California Democrat said, adding that "when we see a violation of the Constitution, we have no choice but to act."
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And a woman who accused Mr. Trump during his presidential campaign of forcibly kissing her in Trump Tower won an uncontested Democratic primary for a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey thought that Sunday's referendum on a set of amendments to the country's constitution would allow him to solidify his grip on power, uncontested.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE supporter, I was astonished at the palpable adoration in reporting about Sanders (I-Vt.).
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"They have taken almost 350 sq kilometers of ground from ISIS, so they continue to just encroach and ... tighten, and tighten and tighten that isolation ring, quite frankly largely uncontested," he said.
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In Nicaragua in 2016, Daniel Ortega struck down or intimidated a sufficient numbers of rivals — especially the strongest one, Eduardo Montealegre — to finally win with 72 percent of the vote, virtually uncontested.
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"We were up 17-0, and the one shot we missed was an uncontested layup," Kansas coach Bill Self said after his squad built a 25-3 lead in the first 10 minutes.
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It can only be used in relatively uncontested air space because it has to be dropped close to the target by a lumbering cargo plane, such as a C-130 or C-17.
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Avery Bradley had the best game of his NBA career in Game 5, and the six points he scored off uncontested layups, along with two three-pointers, helped him establish rhythm and confidence.
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The New York Post's Page Six, which first reported the news, said she filed for an uncontested proceeding — meaning there are likely no disagreements between them over issues including finances or child custody.
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The New York Post's Page Six, which first reported the news, said she filed for an uncontested proceeding — meaning there are likely no disagreements between them over issues including finances or child custody.
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He pulled it back out, danced around behind the three-point line, and shook Andre Roberson so far out of the play that he wound up with an uncontested three, which he buried.
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Democratic lawmakers facing uncontested elections in the fall might cast Rauner-friendly votes more easily, and voters sent a message Tuesday to Rauner to retool his anti-union, business-backed agenda, Yepsen said.
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Morgan highlighted a 12-2 run with a pair of 3-point plays and an uncontested 27-pointer from the right wing that pushed the lead to 213-213 with 21995:210 left.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore named a former speaker of parliament as the multicultural city-state's first woman president on Wednesday while critics expressed dismay that other candidates were disqualified and the election went uncontested.
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Bradley Beal, who finished with 36 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists, made a curious decision by making an uncontested layup with 25 seconds remaining in regulation with the Wizards trailing 2116-2114.
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As time was winding down, and with the game obviously well in hand, Brannen Greene took the ball and went in for an uncontested dunk for the final two points of the game.
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A true, uncontested classic of the Italian-American repertoire, chicken parm is a tradition that Action doesn't want to mess with too much, save for the addition of Calabrian chilies and panko breadcrumbs.
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The second article of impeachment, obstruction of Congress, sets forth uncontested facts about the President's ordering a blanket refusal of executive branch officials to comply with subpoenas duly issued by the legislative branch.
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That ensures there'll be plenty more time for the Broadway stage show (as well as the various other touring and regional productions) to continue uncontested for at least another year and a half.
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Occasionally it would work out: I still recall faking a behind-the-back pass and juking my opponent, only to retract the ball and flip it against the backboard for an uncontested layup.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE won 20 electoral votes in New Hampshire, Minnesota and Nevada by a combined 74,85033 votes.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE and primary voters in New Hampshire have a record of rewarding candidates from neighboring states.
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But because the evidence is already overwhelming and uncontested, we want to provide that to the Judiciary Committee to make sure that we protect the country in the election that's yet to come.
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"While no decision has been made to proceed with impeachment, the key facts are uncontested and not proceeding at this stage will be called a 'total exoneration' by the president," the aide said.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE in the 2016 presidential election; and second, to investigate Vice President Biden and his son.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE won the presidency in 2628, Karlan would certainly have been nominated to the federal bench.
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Ms. Simonds's lawyers argue that the court is opening a Pandora's box by letting ballots that were uncontested during the recount to be introduced piecemeal during the customary judicial certification of the recount.
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Judge Gorsuch insisted that it would be "unfair" to litigants before the Supreme Court to "tip his hand" on how he regarded prior cases — any prior case, no matter how ancient or uncontested.
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"Governments are increasingly recognizing the suffering of millions of people in Xinjiang, with families torn apart and living in fear, and a Chinese state that believes it can commit mass violations uncontested," Fisher said.
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Doug McDermott made a driving layup to bring Indiana within two points at 101-99 with 6:47 remaining in the fourth quarter before Anunoby sank an uncontested 3-pointer on the next possession.
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A drawdown of US military presence in the area has allowed ISIS ideology to spread "uncontested" in the camp, according to a recent Pentagon report, which makes the attempted break all the more concerning.
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Sure, Apple Maps is by no means as bad as it once was, but there's still only one uncontested king of mapping apps, and it's not the one that Apple includes on your iPhone.
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Indonesia and the Maldives are competing for one Asia-Pacific seat in 2019-20, while South Africa and the Dominican Republic are running uncontested for the African and Latin American and Caribbean group seats.
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But this seems unlikely to alter the symbolic project the AK party has already started, one which brings a particular interpretation of the Ottoman past to the fore, and which will not go uncontested.
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With all 230 seats, usually uncontested, up for re-election this year, the March On Greenwich group decided to educate the community about the body and encourage first-timers to run for a seat.
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Membership is open to all entities the primary function of which is "to promote any country, political sub-division of a country or other uncontested territory, as a destination for, or source of, investments".
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Although no club could ever hope to prevent the Warriors from getting their share of uncontested three-pointers, the Cavs did an admirable job on the whole of closing out on Golden State's marksmen.
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Media reports emphasized confusion over the actual border locations, but this misses the bigger issue: Mexican military forces violated U.S. sovereignty and demonstrated hostile intent by maneuvering armed and uncontested on U.S. military personnel.
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Much of the opposition boycotted municipal elections last month to protest an electoral system they consider rigged in favor of Mr. Maduro's governing United Socialist Party, which nearly swept the mostly uncontested local contests.
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Other nations with a recent history of human-rights complaints were also elected to the council on Thursday — notably, Sudan, Libya and Mauritania, which joined Namibia in an uncontested race for the African region.
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With a virtually uncontested Republican primary this year (although about one in 10 voters picked Bill Weld, who's challenging Trump the nomination), independents in the state were free to focus on the Democratic race.
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"Governments are increasingly recognizing the suffering of millions of people in Xinjiang, with families torn apart and living in fear, and a Chinese state that believes it can commit mass violations uncontested," he said.
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The uncontested audience favorite is "The Rose of Versailles," about Oscar François de Jarjayes, a woman who dresses as a man and becomes a palace guard in order to protect her queen, Marie Antoinette.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE in 85033 during the presidential election, accusations which have been roundly dismissed by the intelligence community.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE sat down for a lengthy and wide-ranging interview with SiriusXM host Howard Stern on Thursday.
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So, it's come as a surprise to those who aren't Pokémon diehards, that Pokémon Go, a free mobile game based on the original 1995 Game Boy release and trading card universe, is an uncontested success.
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Dallas has lineups now that will lessen his individual burden and let him thrive in space, with Noel at the five, Matthews, Curry (who made 47 percent of his uncontested threes last year), and Smith.
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Kirkegaard said efforts to fight climate change within Germany are "completely uncontested," and Merkel does not want to defend her country's position to the United States as she gears up for the 2017 German elections.
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The pair, who are parents to daughters Olive, 3, and Frankie, 2, appear to have reached a mutual agreement on the details of their split, as the divorce was marked as "uncontested" in court records.
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Grant, back after missing two games because of an unspecified injury, got his first goal with the Penguins at 5:08 of the third when Hellebuyck whiffed on an uncontested shot from the right circle.
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AMD clearly has a winner on its hands with the RX480, which delivers performance that is simply uncontested at its price — at least until Nvidia's Pascal makes its way down from the flagship price tier.
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But Golden State will by no means have an uncontested road to the Finals and many feel the San Antonio Spurs have the best shot at beating the Warriors should they clash in the postseason.
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The Nets took a 128-121 lead when Irving passed out of a double team in the low post to LeVert, who buried an uncontested 3-pointer from the left side with 3:07 left.
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"Had (Japan Post) actually delayed that announcement of the acquisition, they probably would have saved themselves 10, maybe 20 percent," said an analyst who in 53 rated the uncontested offer as well above Toll's valuation.
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Today, with the federal bench and Supreme Court remade by conservative appointments, these same state legislative bodies, which Democrats have left virtually uncontested in GOP hands, will be the policymaking frontlines for the foreseeable future.
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Fail to draw enough of them, and you'll be left unable to do anything while your opponent walks their way to an uncontested victory that's no more fun for them than it is for you.
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Russia would have preferred a deal with the U.S. to enable an uncontested regime return, but is happy playing its usual game: claiming it is not wedded to Assad but displaying no willingness to divorce.
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And here's how the Republicans will try to win the seat: Dan David, a businessman, was uncontested in the Republican primary, but he will have a hard time winning in a solidly Democratic district. Mrs.
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He said that in 2016, there were hardly any competitive races for the Utah legislature: 70 percent of seats were won by margins of 30 points or more, including about one-fifth that were uncontested.
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Source: NBC News Source: NBC News For Democrats, fundraising is a big focus of campaign efforts in uncontested states (like New York and California), where they are nearly certain to win in the general election.
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"Ninety percent of lawmakers who supported HB2 either ran uncontested this fall or won the last election by a comfortable double-digit margin," said Bob Phillips, executive director of the nonpartisan group Common Cause North Carolina.
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T-Mobile Arena was only quiet for a few seconds before the tying goal from Reaves, who cross-checked Carlson to the ice an instant before the puck unexpectedly bounced to him for an uncontested shot.
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While Pelosi is running uncontested and has widespread liberal support she's amassed in her decades-long career, she's recently faced a small but vocal opposition of about 18 Representatives led by Kathleen Rice of New York.
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These types of conflicting claims and the political risk associated with them have made exploration and development of even nearby uncontested areas difficult, as energy companies and foreign investors seek to steer clear of international entanglements.
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Uncontested markets would have a similar impact on the CVS-Aetna deal: a combined entity would be free to restrict insured customers to CVS medications and clinics, for example, if it had no rivals to fear.
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Zurich Airport Latin America Ltda, a unit of Flughafen, won an uncontested bid of 437 million reais to operate two airports in southeastern Brazil, including the airport serving Vitoria, the capital of the Espirito Santo state.
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Yet with the current Big Three of the rankings — Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and Jason Day — all making early exits outside the cut line, home-grown veteran Stricker was the uncontested crowd favorite at Erin Hills.
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But given its lack of Fortune 500 headquarters and its uncontested conservative political landscape, Mississippi did not face the same broad backlash as North Carolina did after passing a law restricting bathroom access for transgender people.
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Campaigns must correct the record with their own social media posts as well as have promoted posts and internet ads ready to go or suffer the tangled mess of thousands of falsehoods retweeted as uncontested facts.
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Last night, late night host Jimmy Kimmel was named by local committee members as the first honorary mayor of Dildo, Newfoundland—which yes, is a real place—after running uncontested for the community's, uh, largest honor.
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Though it would have been valuable to see Mr. Wilson and Mr. Taaki challenged on their opinions, Adam Bhala Lough, the director, allows the men to make uncontested cases for their extremist and sometimes militant stances.
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Unlike last year, when both teams managed just two blocks and Anthony Davis racked up 52 points — many of them from uncontested dunks — this game featured eight blocks, with no player scoring more than 30 points.
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And if Mr. Quist does fall short by a small margin, it will inflame tensions between energized progressives determined to leave few districts uncontested and more pragmatic party officials loath to spend money in forbidding territory.
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Kevin YoderKevin Wayne YoderSharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Feehery: How Republicans can win back the suburbs K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers MORE (R-Kan.), last year.
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A Democrat has entered what was once an uncontested race for a state House seat in Maine in order to challenge the Republican candidate who insulted two of the survivors of last month's Florida school shooting.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff said that the evidence against Trump was "overwhelming and uncontested," adding that his actions threatened US national security and undermined the country&aposs interests in favor of personally benefiting Trump.
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On the other hand, Bloomberg's lavish advertising "air war" — on which he is estimated to have spent about $350 million so far — has allowed him to frame his message uncontested, avoiding instant rebuttals from other candidates.
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It's no coincidence that his next album, due Friday, is called Trap or Die 3, which has previously been a mixtape series and the original incarnation of which is one of a handful of uncontested genre classics.
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Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar won her race for US Representative in Minnesota's 5th congressional district last night, while former Michigan House Representative Rashida Tlaib ran uncontested in her race for US Representative in Michigan's 13th congressional district.
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So instead of wringing your hands about Jackson's musical imprint on the world—an uncontested, indelible mark—future generations depend on us thinking instead about how to help children understand consent, and their bodies as their own.
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The Nets took control in the opening minutes of the fourth by starting the quarter with a 93-29 run and taking a 287-282 lead on an uncontested 3-pointer by Russell with 7:22 left.
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The advertising campaign, which will include broadcast television, radio and online spots, comes at a moment when many Democrats have been expressing alarm that Mr. Trump's heavy campaign spending on digital ads has been all but uncontested.
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"We haven't made any decision, and as I said to the president, if you have any information that is exculpatory, please bring it forward, because it seems the facts are uncontested as to what happened," she said.
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Uncontested by any countervailing argument, and lacking Kapuscinski's thick crust of irony, the nostalgia of the functionaries leaves you with the sour sensation that the play is tempting you to mourn the end of Selassie's horrendous regime.
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By handing over Sinn Fein's presidency in an uncontested leadership change, to longtime party deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald, Adams seems to accept the limitations of his legacy and image, but he may also be exploiting Brexit.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE, and so initiated a full investigation with every intrusive investigative tool available to be used against the Trump campaign.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff said the evidence against Trump was "overwhelming and uncontested," and argued Democrats cannot wait for the judicial branch to rule on the witnesses and documents the Trump administration is blocking from Congress.
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So did his association with the House of Xtravaganza, the ragtag collective of night life creatures who battled the Pendavises, Ebonys and Duprees in Harlem for runway supremacy but ruled the roost basically uncontested at downtown clubs.
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The rapid-fire transmisogyny, of course, goes uncontested by the filmmakers and unacknowledged by Dolezal, whose identity as "trans Black" is entirely dependent upon this hard-won moment of transgender visibility and the realness of transgender self-determination.
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Law students assist with pro bono initiatives, like the Uncontested Divorce Workshop, which helps low-income victims of domestic violence divorce their abusers, and the Courtroom Advocates Project, which helps survivors obtain protection orders from their abusive partners.
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While it is not yet clear exactly how a nuclear weapon might integrate onto the platform, the F-35 is configured to carry more than 3500 pounds of ordnance in stealth mode and over 18-thousand pounds uncontested.
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The disappointing result, following a lack of foreign interest in an even bigger Wednesday round, was a wake-up call to those who expected this week to crown Brazil as uncontested champion of the Latin American oil industry.
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The move cements Mirziyoyev's position as an uncontested ruler of the most populous nation in the ex-Soviet region where presidents-for-life are a norm and institutions such as courts and parliaments are under the executive's thumb.
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The Eagles again began to chip away, but Battle made a foul-line jumper and Boeheim stole the ball from Jared Hamilton and converted an uncontested layup to push Syracuse's advantage to 214-20 with 23:23 remaining.
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A woman who accused Donald J. Trump during the presidential race of forcibly kissing her at Trump Tower more than a decade ago won an uncontested Democratic primary on Tuesday for a seat in the Ohio State Legislature.
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While some people reflexively argue that gerrymandering is the culprit, Wasserman points out that other factors -- such as the urban cloistering of the most partisan Democratic voters, incumbency and uncontested races -- are also to blame for this possibility.
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Since 1976, there's only been one Democrat to win the nomination without carrying either Iowa or New Hampshire: Bill Clinton in 1992, when favorite son Tom Harkin won an uncontested Iowa, and Paul Tsongas won in New Hampshire.
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Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) said the facts uncovered by impeachment investigators are "overwhelming and uncontested," even as Republicans continue to assert there is no direct evidence tying Trump to the Ukraine scheme that Democrats have portrayed.
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Shoshana SilbermanLawrenceville, N.J. To the Editor: It is disappointing that the articles of impeachment against President Trump are limited solely to the Ukraine matter and exclude the uncontested acts of obstruction of justice documented in the Mueller report.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE, who backed the deal as a member of the Obama administration but shifted her position as the Democratic presidential nominee.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's moderate Islamists are hoping the genial Beethoven fan they have nominated to run in next month's presidential elections will break the mould in the Arab world by turning success at the ballot box into uncontested rule.
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The Celtics started the fourth on a 33-2 run and scored 11 straight points in a span of 3:16 to take a 102-90 lead on an uncontested corner 3-pointer by Brown with 7:13 left.
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But now AMD is setting its sights even higher, toward laptops — arguably the most important segment of the computer category, and one where Intel's lines of Core i3, i5, and i22700 chips have long reigned virtually uncontested by AMD.
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And while Wall Street insiders spar over their myriad readings of the monetary tea leaves and whether — or how much — the Fed should ease borrowing costs, what remains uncontested is just how far interest rates remain below historical levels.
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The ruling bloc, coupled with the Japan Innovation Party and independents who are open to constitutional revision, hold 79 uncontested seats, and need to take 85 seats on Sunday to keep a two-thirds majority, according to media calculations.
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As part of the delegation to the staff, FERC said the Director of the Office of Energy Market Regulation can accept and suspend rate filings, take action on uncontested filings and can accept settlements not contested by any party.
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In contrast, in only three of 22019 contests (12 percent) since 1880 has a relatively uncontested nominee lost the popular vote: Republican Herbert Hoover in 1932, Republican Richard Nixon in 1960 and Republican George H. W. Bush in 1992.
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In contrast, in only three of 28503 (22019 percent) contests since 1880 has a relatively uncontested nominee lost the popular vote: Republican Herbert Hoover in 1932, Republican Richard Nixon in 1960 and Republican George H. W. Bush in 1992.
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The question isn't whether VAWA passes in some form or another, but whether it passes yet again as an uncontested gift to the political left, or whether a better version passes that truly champions and protects women and girls.
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Karlsson's shootout goal pulls Sens past Flyers PHILADELPHIA — Minutes after seeing defenseman Erik Karlsson and Kyle Turris fail to score on an uncontested two-man breakaway in overtime, Ottawa Senators coach Guy Boucher asked both to redeem themselves in the shootout.
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And Brownson largely allows Dolezal's identity-based claims and assertions to go unchallenged until the very end of the film—presumably to invite candidness—allowing her to craft a stylish, uncontested narrative of herself where one largely has not existed.
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Crooks, 35, who claims Trump gave her an unwanted kiss on the mouth in 2005 while she worked at a company within Trump Tower, won her uncontested Democratic primary on Tuesday for a seat in the Ohio state House of Representatives.
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Tuesday night's victory for Trump in the Indiana primary was a turning point in the final push for the Republican nomination — though he is still about 200 delegates short of the 1,237 he would need to enter the convention uncontested.
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Although the former pair, both 40, have remained cordial following their split — Vanessa publicly stood up for Don Jr.'s new girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle — their divorce was listed as contested in July despite previously being uncontested, according to the Associated Press.
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Garoppolo, with the sort of excellent protection he would enjoy all afternoon, lofted a short pass to wide receiver Marquise Goodwin, who was alone near the 10-yard line and jogged uncontested to the end zone to make it 10-0.
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As the plane slowly filled, it was clear that there'd at least be some empty seats, but then a toddler climbed into his row and Jayden downgraded his dreams of an uncontested armrest to successfully tricking a tiny human into surrender.
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As the guy stole the puck from our captain and bore in uncontested on our goalie, I came off the bench on a line change (a player substitution, often mid-play) and skated toward him as hard as I could.
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Many of the complaints about Westbrook's stat padding have centered on the fact that he leads the league in both rebounds off of free throws and uncontested rebounds, but those rebounds sometimes have a very specific value to the Thunder's offense.
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Sadly we don't know the small details of their conversation, though considering Kendrick's current uncontested position as the true upholder of rap's social conscience, we're guessing they weren't chowing down about their favourite Pop Tart flavor (it's Blueberry, by the way).
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But evictions have continued, despite a law that gives anyone who has lived in a property uncontested for at least five years the right to apply for a land title, said Cheap Sotheary, a provincial coordinator with land rights group Adhoc.
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"Undoubtedly, these kind of criminal acts will make the resolve of the nation and the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran clearer in the uncontested struggle with terrorism," Mr. Jahangiri wrote in a statement posted on his official website.
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James played all 48 minutes and finished with 35 points, 15 rebounds and 483 assists, missing a triple-double only because the Cavaliers missed 26 of 35 3-pointers, many of them uncontested shots set up by pinpoint passes from James.
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Brogdon, who was playing in his first game since facing Philadelphia on New Year's Eve, sank two free throws to make it a two-possession game, and Richardson was unable to hit an uncontested 16-pointer, effectively ending the game.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE, the 2016 Democratic nominee, who suggested in an interview that the Hawaii Democrat was the favorite candidate for the Russian government in 2020.
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"Cinema" has become a loaded term, but if you're a fan of it, you most likely came of age with an acceptance of at least one uncontested truth: To view a film in a language other than your own requires reading.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE, who the president frequently criticizes in his tweets as "Crooked Hillary" and who released a book this year, placed seventh on the list.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE and her unsuccessful 85033 presidential bid will premier at the Sundance Film Festival, with the former secretary of State expected to attend.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE by double digits, while former Sen.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - The Catholic Church rejected the official result of Congo's presidential election on Thursday and the loser denounced a "coup", dashing hopes that the country could stage the first uncontested transfer of power in its 59 years of independence.
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But Lynch — who expects special treatment, who throws hissy fits with the media, whose mother demands that Seattle coaches be fired — stood doing nothing as an opponent ran for a nearly uncontested touchdown in a game the Seahawks would lose by seven.
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On an election night where the results are mixed for Democrats so far, there's one bright spot to celebrate: Ayanna Pressley just won an uncontested race in Massachusetts' 7th congressional district, becoming the first Black woman to represent the state in its history.
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They point to Virginia's 22014 state legislative election, in which Democrats allowed 22018 Republicans to run unopposed for the 4003-member state legislature (Republicans allowed 2400 seats to go uncontested to Dems) as evidence that there are plenty of opportunities to act now.
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And in recent weeks, over howls of protest at home and abroad, it has jammed through one law, and announced others to come, that will give the party a nearly uncontested grip over the country's broadcasting system, including the top-rated television channel.
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According to a report earlier this year by SIGAR (the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, a post created by Congress), the proportion of the country under uncontested government control had fallen during the 12 months to November 2016 from 4003% to 57%.
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" Menendez's re-election becomes a concern for Dems - NYT: "Facing a deep-pocketed Republican challenger, a blitz of negative ads and lingering concerns over a lackluster performance in an uncontested primary, Mr. [ Robert Menendez 's] race has started to concern some Democrats.
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The party may have been reduced from 56 to eight MPs in last year's election—the price of five years in power—but it now holds an uncontested, positive role: as the only unequivocal, nationwide, functional advocate of a properly open Britain.
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The survey's findings should trigger a big sigh of relief for establishment Republicans who expected Heck to have an uncontested GOP primary so that he could focus on a likely general election match-up with former Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto (D).
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (D) will also be on the ballot in November after an uncontested primary.
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According to a report earlier this year by SIGAR (the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, a post created by Congress), the proportion of the country under uncontested government control had fallen from 72% to 83% during the 12 months to November 2016.
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The NHK exit poll said Abe's Liberal Democratic Party and its junior partner, the Komeito party, would take between 67-77 of the 124 seats contested in election for the 245-seat upper house, which together with uncontested seats, assures them a majority.
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Where once it was clear that a two- or three-on-one fast break should result in an uncontested layup or, at worst, quick trip to the foul line, we've recently seen a steady (and greedy) migration to behind the three-point line.
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An analysis of the 12 states where filing deadlines have come and gone shows an unprecedented number of candidates seeking public office this year — and a relative lack of uncontested races, where a general election features only one candidate on the ballot.
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Even if the results were not final, they amounted to the most momentous political earthquake to shake Mr. Erdogan in nearly two decades of basically uncontested control at the helm of Turkey, a NATO ally and critical linchpin of stability in the region.
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It's unclear how the postponement will affect the race, although it will likely force both candidates to raise significantly more funds for the intraparty election and delay the beginning of a general election campaign against Jones, who won his party's primary uncontested.
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The justices pointed in their majority opinion to "uncontested evidence" that showed that minority voters tend to vote outside of their designated precinct in higher numbers in many cases due to reasons such as longer employment hours and lack of viable transportation.
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Our research has identified that fielding a candidate in a state legislative race in a district that previously went uncontested -- as more than 35% of state legislative races often do -- can increase Democratic turnout by up to one percentage point in that district.
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The first film made $333 million domestically and $773 million worldwide, back when nobody knew what a Groot even was, and it stands to reason that the sequel — which opens pretty much uncontested on May 5 — will see a nice boost from those numbers.
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He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world."
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While it will no doubt be difficult to compete with, say, Twitter, which has already become the de facto place for quick, breaking news, the placement in Google search is a powerful component that shouldn't be underemphasized, given Google's virtually uncontested monopoly on search.
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During the Cavs-Warriors game on Monday night, Tavaris Jones, a pint-sized dancing wunderkind, stole the show when he took center stage during the game's halftime performance along with the Cavaliers' Scream Team, delivering a routine that was the uncontested highlight of the night.
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Richard Grenell, whose nomination is held up in the Senate, said earlier this month that the United States had brokered a deal in the 1990s with countries in the U.N.'s Western European and Others Group to allow Israel to run uncontested for a seat.
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And they will flood the Hill with the power (and passion) of a Russ Westbrook-breaking-free-in-the-lane-uncontested-dunk to ensure their status quo is maintained (even as they publicly rail against everyone else's status quo.) That's just a lot to overcome.
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Sen. Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2628 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), fresh out of a sleepy, uncontested primary season, is revving up his reelection campaign.
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BTS became an uncontested US phenomenon in 2017, with two songs hitting the Billboard Hot 100, a huge performance at the American Music Awards, a New Year's Eve performance in Times Square, and a remix of their latest single, "Mic Drop," done by Steve Aoki.
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"The case, which is an uncontested matrimonial, was filed on July 9th in State Supreme Court in Suffolk County, New York and is awaiting judicial review of the agreement," said Lucian Chalfen, director of public information for the New York State Unified Court System.
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Under terms of the agreement, Syrian Kurdish forces have six days to retreat more than 20 miles from the border, abandoning land that they had controlled uncontested until earlier this month — when their protector, the American military, suddenly began to withdraw from the region.
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And then there's Catherine Bybee's Lori, in FOOL ME ONCE (Montlake Romance, paper, $0003 ), a flourishing attorney who works with a small elite marriage-for-hire service for the rich and famous, marriages designed to be temporary that include an uncontested and lucrative divorce.
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We Americans know not to trust the Iraqi military to protect American forces — we saw them last week sit idly by while Iranian-controlled protestors and militia members marched uncontested through the gates of the Green Zone right up to the U.S. embassy doors.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE, the worst showing there for a Republican presidential candidate in 20 years, and Democrats are eager to try to flip the state's electoral votes next year.
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Even though he's only received two weeks of classical music training in his lifetime, the Grammy, Golden Globe, and Academy Award winner's an uncontested master of the musical story arc, and his versatile body of work has served as a template for contemporary composers today.
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The astronomically high rate of uncontested DA elections is likely a result of the high cost often incurred by a challenger who, according to the Moritz report, is often either an employee of the district attorney's office or works with the office as a defense lawyer.
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Fresh from his uncontested election on Wednesday, the product of years of behind-the-scenes maneuvering that speaks to Schumer's political shrewdness, the New York senator vowed to stand firm against Trump but to also seek areas where the next president and Democrats can work together.
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Zaza should rotate to challenge, but James's control of the spiritual plane—a basketball skill that goes beyond anything we could have possibly imagined up to this point—erects a wall in the form of his own body, opening up the rim for an uncontested dunk.
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Starting with his visit to flood-ravaged Louisiana and now this Mexico trip, Trump has now taken advantage of his uncontested media attention twice this month to get out of his previous campaign pattern and do something that looks presidential and makes Clinton look embarrassingly absent.
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Although at the strategic level American military power is still uncontested, its major adversaries' anti-access/area denial (A2500/AD) investment has blunted its technology edge to such an extent that it can no longer count on local dominance in the early stages of a conflict.
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And while there are some big bets being placed on VR — by the likes of Facebook-owned Oculus and PlayStation maker Sony, to name two — there are still far fewer players at this nascent stage, making it a relatively uncontested arena for HTC to play in.
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From the ESA's perspective, it makes sense to get on Trump's good (or neutral) side, even if it's over the administration nailing the equivalent of an uncontested layup: they represent a bunch of video game companies whose primary interest is making money, not taking political stances.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," he added.
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Moreover, unlike the conflicts with Panama and Grenada during the Cold War and Iraq in the post-Cold War era, there were no potential confrontations with Russia or China where the United States assumed it could dominate to the point where its forces would be uncontested.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," McCain added.
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"He and Putin seemed to be speaking from the same script as the president made a conscious choice to defend a tyrant against the fair questions of a free press, and to grant Putin an uncontested platform to spew propaganda and lies to the world," McCain said.
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Jordan, who initially sought to become Judiciary's ranking member before the start of the 116th Congress, was ultimately picked as the ranking member on Oversight after an 85033th-hour deal was struck for Meadows to drop out of the race and allow Jordan to run uncontested.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE praised Greta Thunberg after Time magazine named the teen climate activist its "Person of the Year," tweeting that she could not think of a better choice for the award.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE fell into the condescension trap in 2016 when she said, "Half of Donald Trump's supporters belong in a basket of deplorables" characterized by "racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic" views.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE is famous for a lot of things and one of them is holding onto a grudge and the other is refusing to take responsibility for her own failings.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (R-Utah) tweeted to express his "heartfelt sorrow" over Frates's death.
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Here is different dunk, one that resembles a kind of perpetual future of the league: a great pick-and-roll player exploiting a high screen—destroying an old, outmoded guard in the process—and unleashing his extraordinary skill as he drives to the rim for an uncontested dunk.
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She's pushed through an impasse: identifying herself will and has already upended her life even though it may have no effect on Kavanaugh's confirmation, but remaining silent would assure that his chances of taking on a role that will affect policies for years to come would be uncontested.
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China's grey-zone campaign to assert uncontested control over the South China Sea and jurisdiction over disputed islands in the East China Sea has been going on for much longer, and has turned a darker shade of grey over time as the country's confidence and power has grown.
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The difficult truth is that the closer Trump comes to the 1,237 delegates needed for uncontested nomination, the stronger his argument to be the legitimate banner-carrier for the party will be—and the likelier the Republican electorate will be to cast a jaundiced eye at any other nominee.
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Richard Grenell, who was sworn in as the U.S. ambassador to Germany on Thursday, said in March that the United States had brokered a deal in the 1990s with countries in the U.N.'s Western European and Others Group to allow Israel to run uncontested for a seat.
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Daniel LipinskiDaniel William LipinskiYoung Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path The Hill's Morning Report - 85033 jitters hit both parties in the Senate Justice Democrats issues 3 new endorsements for progressive candidates MORE (D), is uncontested for the GOP nomination in the state's Democratic-leaning 3rd Congressional District.
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Holding sway, proud and uncontested, she even allowed a warped romance to bloom in the crannies of the plot: "You've been in my life so long, I can't remember anything else," she says, prowling a basement in "Alien 3," and addressing the creature as you might an exhausting spouse.
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But the chances of Najib losing are seen as slim, in large part because of villages like Sawai that faithfully vote for BN. Sawai is part of the Igan parliamentary constituency, which BN won uncontested in 53 and took again in 25 with 266 percent of the votes.
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This tendency to mythologise his life is curious, for Mr Netanyahu's real story abounds with uncontested success, as a good-looking and intelligent officer in one the most daring top-secret commando units of the Israeli army, a student at MIT, an effective businessman and popular ambassador to the United Nations.
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Duke (215-249, 235-4) took the lead for the first time on Jones' 58-yard pass play to running back Shaun Wilson, who was uncovered in the middle of the field and had an uncontested sprint to the end zone, at the 8:33 mark of the third quarter.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) After a low-key, uncontested primary season, Nelson is facing formidable opponent in the form of Florida's wealthy Republican governor, Rick Scott.
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US sailors, like those aboard the new Navy carrier USS Gerald R. Ford as it did aircraft compatibility testing off the Virginia coast last month, "have the mindset that they are no longer uncontested and to expect to operate alongside our competitors each and every" time they're underway, Lewis said.
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Mr Salvini is out of Italy's government, having bungled an attempt to secure uncontested power, and has fallen back in the polls; in Hungary, Viktor Orban's populist ruling party faces the threat of losing control of the country's capital, Budapest, and perhaps other cities at local elections later this month.
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If, by contrast, we assume that he has normal cognitive capacities, certain uncontested facts make it difficult to believe that he was forced to have sex against his will — for example, that he cooperated in the process of revealing to his family that he and Stubblefield had had sexual relations.
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Scott Taylor to seek old Virginia seat MORE and Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE in the 2008 and 2012 presidential contests.
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"The foundation of Canada is based on the exploitation and oppression of indigenous people, and the end goal of every policy has been to erase us, to get the land and resources uncontested," said Niigaanwewidam Sinclair, an associate professor in the Department of Native Studies at the University of Manitoba.
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Wexler, involved in the drafting of that part of the platform four years ago, insisted the outcry was a misunderstanding and that leaving out the Jerusalem reference was due to a simple mistake, but the incident in an uncontested primary year was only followed by more tension in the party on Israel.
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One such Red to Blue recruit, entrepreneur and former Air Force officer Chrissy Houlahan, is on a glide path to Congress with an uncontested primary and the chance to run in an open seat in a district Hillary Clinton carried, thanks to the redrawn map and the retirement of incumbent Republican Rep.
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Paris-based Huang Yongping, one of China's most formidable conceptual artists, put it quite bluntly when speaking about navigating different cultural realities throughout his career between China and France: "Leveraging the East in the West, and leveraging the West in the East"— seeing right through the robust consumerism of an often uncontested otherness.
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Hurras al-Din is considered so dangerous that the Pentagon in at least one instance took the unusual step of using a special hotline with Russian commanders in Syria to allow the American military to conduct uncontested airstrikes against Qaeda leaders and training camps in Aleppo and Idlib provinces in June and August.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyNCAA president wants a federal athlete compensation bill Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' Bombshell Afghanistan report bolsters calls for end to 'forever wars' MORE (Utah) Romney has emerged as one of Trump's toughest Republican critics in Congress since taking office in January.
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