Everything else in the movie, though, is up for grabs.
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The state legislature could well be up for grabs too.
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That leaves her suburban Las Vegas district up for grabs.
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There are also all sorts of prizes up for grabs.
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Almost every piece of NHL hardware is up for grabs.
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There's plenty of voters who are up for grabs now.
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Peek what's up for grabs on the store's Instagram account.
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That doesn't mean The Bachelor position isn't up for grabs.
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But if women stay angry, it's all up for grabs.
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Duterte's candidates won all 12 Senate seats up for grabs.
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She claims that no sensitive documents were up for grabs.
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Then, Block said, even his vote is up for grabs.
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That was not really up for grabs in '68 yet.
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The main event is up for grabs by everybody now.
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Even Bobby Draper's little toy truck is up for grabs.
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Both states have large proportion of delegates up for grabs.
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Traditionally purplish Arizona and Nevada are both up for grabs.
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North Dakota has 28 delegates that are up for grabs.
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Why stop there when there are galaxies up for grabs?
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It's up for grabs, along with six other legendary looks.
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A Facebook Ads mastery course is also up for grabs.
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Thousands of posts, including the presidency, are up for grabs.
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From the beginning, Latino voters have been up for grabs.
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I believe that their votes are genuinely up for grabs.
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He needs votes in states that are up for grabs.
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There are 2628 delegates up for grabs in New Jersey.
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"The winning business model is up for grabs," it said.
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But Weinberg believes that Georgia is completely up for grabs.
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There also are all sorts of prizes up for grabs.
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Only nine Republican seats are up for grabs this year.
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More of them than people understand are up for grabs.
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Combined, those states have 356 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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The territory has only six delegates up for grabs, however.
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The most delegates are up for grabs in March, however.
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A handful of smaller states could be up for grabs.
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Suddenly everything was up for grabs, even the monarchy itself.
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It's up for grabs in both men's and women's styles.
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The outcome of the election is still up for grabs.
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It is also one that rarely comes up for grabs.
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With House and Senate majorities up for grabs on Nov.
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Whether or not any diet works is up for grabs.
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That leaves two Senate seats up for grabs in Georgia.
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Of the 810 votes up for grabs, 807 were valid.
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There are hundreds of power bank options up for grabs.
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There is plenty still up for grabs for local players.
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"That is money that is up for grabs," Polimeni said.
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But the rest of the definition is up for grabs.
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Florida has 99 delegates up for grabs, and Ohio 66.
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Still, all the other seats are potentially up for grabs.
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That means that moderate voters are indeed up for grabs.
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Now, more than 30 years later, it's up for grabs.
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Meaning that they remain up for grabs for either party.
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Theatrical rights are still up for grabs While Netflix has been largely picking up films for both online and theatrical distribution, according to Variety the theatrical rights for Tallulah are still up for grabs.
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Both Senate seats in Mississippi are up for grabs this year.
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Sure, affiliate guys are going to be up for grabs everywhere.
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Even its famous consumer light bulb business is up for grabs.
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Randy Johnson's big unit is up for grabs -- a 25,000 sq.
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Pennsylvania represents the biggest prize with 71 delegates up for grabs.
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Control of the U.S. Congress is up for grabs in November.
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Meanwhile, boring, high-quality companies remain cheap and up for grabs.
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More than 90 lots are up for grabs in the Sept.
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If Mr Kabila is replaced, everything could be up for grabs.
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The key elements of the story are still up for grabs.
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That leaves a total of 52 electoral votes up for grabs.
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All these rules are up for grabs at the coming congress.
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That leaves 87 electoral votes up for grabs at the moment.
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Whether it works or doesn't work is still up for grabs.
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Walmart's U.S. site has roughly 7 million items up for grabs.
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There were 595 Republican delegates up for grabs in those tests.
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His seat is up for grabs again in just 18 months.
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Another 250 delegates are up for grabs Tuesday in Nevada's caucuses.
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So increase your privacy or leave your life up for grabs.
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Spain are clear group favourites, but it's up for grabs thereafter.
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Up for grabs is a huge market for social media marketing.
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Maybe those scented Cupcake Surprise dolls are still up for grabs?
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The state votes May 85033, with 57 delegates up for grabs.
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And it's all up for grabs because it's all public domain.
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Administrative and support roles in offices are also up for grabs.
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The Hill: Lawmakers, forecasters say Election Day is up for grabs.
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The next items up for grabs are the toys for couples.
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Relationships and everything are all of a sudden up for grabs.
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That means that 97 million voters are still up for grabs.
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As so often on "Black Mirror," reality is up for grabs.
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Control of Congress is up for grabs to any of them.
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The state has 85033 pledged delegates up for grabs on Tuesday.
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But in our two-day discussion, everything was up for grabs.
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The Iowa caucus is today, with 41 delegates up for grabs.
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And this year more than ever, much remains up for grabs.
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And who will shape that future remains fundamentally up for grabs.
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Watch, it sounds like his vote is still up for grabs.
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According to Real Clear Politics, nine races are up for grabs.
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If Maloney wins, his House seat would be up for grabs.
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I'm trying to figure out the part that's up for grabs.
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On Tuesday, a whopping 1,357 pledged delegates are up for grabs.
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Sanders wins, and then his coalition could be up for grabs.
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The result is that the city's future is up for grabs.
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Vermont is not up for grabs in 2020 or anytime soon.
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Only nine Republican Senate seats are up for grabs this year.
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Only one playoff spot seems up for grabs in the West.
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The state votes May 3, with 57 delegates up for grabs.
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Also up for grabs were rights to call and service bonds.
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With eight points up for grabs, day three could prove decisive.
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But tonight, $307 million is up for grabs for Powerball players.
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White college men, on the other hand, are up for grabs.
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That leaves plenty of Freedom Caucus lawmakers still up for grabs.
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That's a total of $800 million up for grabs this weekend.
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House GOP Texas seats now up for grabs in 2020: Rep.
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Because the heavyweight and strawweight titles will both be up for grabs in mid-may, however, it is unlikely that gold will be up for grabs in either of these divisions during this year's Fight Week celebration.
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UP FOR GRABS: The Hill's Jonathan Easley reports: Here is the state of play in the battlegrounds that are up for grabs as Trump works furiously to turn some blue states red and pull off a Nov.
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Scraped Facebook data was up for grabs in a similar data leak.
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Two main prizes are still up for grabs in the home straight.
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And his connected endorsees and fundraisers are also now up for grabs.
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Fifty-two pledged delegates are up for grabs in the Yellowhammer State.
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Then comes Super Tuesday – with a total 2628,28500 delegates up for grabs.
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Calling all Nutella fans—your dream job is now up for grabs.
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It is partly a question of which seats are up for grabs.
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This also leaves his Senate seat up for grabs in two years.
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A total of 237 delegates are up for grabs in the primary.
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There was no money on the line, no trophy up for grabs.
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Realizing the domain was up for grabs, Tingle snapped it right up.
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That leaves 111 electoral votes up for grabs across eight battleground states.
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That leaves 111 electoral votes up for grabs across 8 battleground states.
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HANNITY: But it identified only 100 seats are really up for grabs.
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Meanwhile, all four wild card playoff slots are still up for grabs.
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Congressional seats plus some governors' races will also be up for grabs.
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All 247 House Republican seats are up for grabs in the election.
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Our political structure ensures every two years leadership is up for grabs.
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The regional elections held Sunday had 23 gubernatorial seats up for grabs.
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There are a total of 694 pledged delegates up for grabs Tuesday.
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Nothing less than the control of global economies is up for grabs.
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Broncos' Quarterback Job Up For Grabs Denver's quarterback competition is wide open.
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So, right away, the tone of the show is up for grabs.
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There are 210 delegates up for grabs in Pennsylvania's April 26 primary.
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Only nine Republican-held spots in the Senate are up for grabs.
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Both Senate seats are up for grabs in Minnesota, with Democratic Sen.
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Other than that, every spot should be up for grabs in camp.
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It's left his Orange County/San Diego County district up for grabs.
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Everyone's name, with the exception of the pitcher, was up for grabs.
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A total of 1357 delegates are up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
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The No. 210 ranking will be up for grabs in their match.
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Minnesota awards 218 delegates, while Colorado has 2161 delegates up for grabs.
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When bacteria die, their DNA becomes up for grabs by other microbes.
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Everything else is up for grabs, including the meaning of home itself.
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Several of the items up for grabs have rare Steve Jobs signatures.
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And right now, there are a lot of voters up for grabs.
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Graydon Carter's exit means the Vanity Fair editorship is up for grabs.
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Democrats who were still up for grabs in the New Hampshire primary.
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A total of 543 seats are up for grabs in the election.
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That's why the House, like the Senate, is still up for grabs.
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All the other stuff is up for grabs, though ... with Wahlberg's blessing.
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And now the plum job -- that of solicitor general -- is up for grabs.
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There are now 323 delegates currently up for grabs on the first ballot.
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Up for grabs are the positions of mayor and five city council seats.
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Benefits up for grabs include the child tax credit of $2,000 per kid.
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The delegates that are still up for grabs fall into two main groups.
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By the way, Strudel the shimmying sentient burrito is still up for grabs.
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Why some voters in the Philippines want another Marcos What's up for grabs?
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Her numbers show that Biden's longtime frontrunner status is certainly up for grabs.
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So this is a volatile seat that really would be up for grabs.
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Mr Bennett, at least, thinks that Mr Netanyahu's job is up for grabs.
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Additional items are up for grabs, but the auction ends Thursday, Nov. 2.
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The entire House is up for grabs, as it is every two years.
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There are another 674 delegates up for grabs in the remaining primary contests.
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It sees Trump positioned to take 174 votes, and 76 up for grabs.
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That means the famous Shape Tape Contour Concealer is also up for grabs.
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There are now 323 delegates currently up for grabs on the first ballot.
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But it's not clear how much of the pie is up for grabs.
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A total of 1,959 delegates remain up for grabs for the Democratic candidates.
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Urban centers are up for grabs, although Odinga controls Kenya's three big cities.
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The estimated 75 billion hours Americans spend commuting will be up for grabs.
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Reality, at least in the digital space, will increasingly be up for grabs.
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And there are two Senate seats up for grabs this year, although Sens.
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The governor's mansion will be up for grabs in 2020 as incumbent Gov.
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Petrobras won Itapu, the smallest block up for grabs, with a solo offer.
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If that building blew up, all that property would be up for grabs.
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But much of the rest of the world is still up for grabs.
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This year, seven seats are up for grabs in a single election cycle.
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The moment that someone dies, his or her reputation is up for grabs.
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Indiana, which holds its primary on Tuesday has 85033 delegates up for grabs.
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A slew of House seats are up for grabs in the 9 p.m.
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"It seems like it's up for grabs," Mr. Robinson said of the image.
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Up for grabs: The right to stream up to 18 regular-season games.
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If City wins, a lot of JAMS rulings could be up for grabs.
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Players that good, this young, aren't up for grabs very often, if ever.
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There are 435 House and 33 Senate seats up for grabs in 2018.
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Anybody could have listened to that meeting, that meeting is up for grabs.
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One big factor that could put Utah up for grabs: the Mormon vote.
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The last two spots will be up for grabs next Sunday at Phoenix.
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There are 17 delegates up for grabs in the ongoing Democrats Abroad primary.
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The market for social media advertising was still young and up for grabs.
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To be exact, 2,743 seats are up for grabs across 124 English councils.
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In Maine, that means two votes up for grabs, and in Nebraska, three.
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Political credit for this rebound, however, has been up for grabs for years.
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The largest delegate prize is in Michigan, with 125 delegates up for grabs.
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They mean to put truth itself up for grabs, no matter the fallout.
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A table for eight, in particular, is up for grabs on many dates.
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On Saturday, 29 more will be up for grabs in South Carolina's primary.
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The state has the second-most delegates up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
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That philosophy lost its roguish charm when democracy itself was up for grabs.
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The deal is up for grabs in every available color (as supplies last).
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With three spots up for grabs, an Asian operator could get lucky too.
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All the seats in the state House and Senate are up for grabs.
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At Montauk's McKinley Bungalow, every item within the home is up for grabs.
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The timing is significant because Congonhas slots are not normally up for grabs.
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Five more states, including Michigan and North Carolina are also up for grabs.
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The AAXA S1 Mini Projector is now up for grabs at the Mashable Shop.
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Senator John McCain 's seat will officially not be up for grabs this November.
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A big chunk of Beyoncé's history is up for grabs to the highest bidder.
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There's also $5 million up for grabs for the company that comes in second.
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These deals are for the data-hungry, with a massive 100GB up for grabs.
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A piece of Kennedy family history is up for grabs — for a presidential price.
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As the campaign winds down, seven races still appear to remain up for grabs.
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Then there is just one Democratic seat that appears to be up for grabs.
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But in the long wait for season 3, all theories are up for grabs.
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Plus, Nightmare Before Christmas merchandise (T-shirts, sweatshirts, etc) are also up for grabs.
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There are 124 seats up for grabs in the upper house election on Sunday.
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That leaves 87 electoral votes currently up for grabs in the remaining battleground states.
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Virginia appears a lost cause, but the other two states are up for grabs.
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They might still be innovative—with monopoly profits up for grabs, why not be?
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With Spotify, both the price and the number of shares are up for grabs.
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However, some Bachelorette contestants' domain names are up for grabs, like James Spadafore a.k.a.
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It's the first time in almost 2 decades the mop's been up for grabs.
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Three delegates are up for grabs in each of the state's 27 Congressional districts.
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So learn to steal like an artist — the entire world is up for grabs.
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More than 1,300 seats are up for grabs, with the governorships the most important.
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This is the category that is truly up for grabs and anything could happen.
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A total of 60 parliamentary seats will be up for grabs in the polls.
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Only a third of Senate seats are up for grabs in any US election.
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Polls show that the Badger State's Democratic primary next Tuesday is up for grabs.
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California, which has 172 delegates up for grabs, holds its primary on June 7.
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But the remaining 23 percent is up for grabs between Serbia and its competitors.
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Another item up for grabs is a pair of Mr. Evans's Oliver Peoples sunglasses.
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The 214 pledged delegates up for grabs in Democratic race will be allocated proportionally.
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If the merger doesn't go through, Time Warner properties would be up for grabs.
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Roger Sterling's rigged cigarette and Don's Chrysler Imperial convertible are up for grabs, too.
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Their respective home states, Florida and Ohio, are up for grabs on March 15.
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It's up for grabs — Atlanta is definitely on the map, and it's exciting times.
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Pennsylvania's 85033th District was not meant to be up for grabs, but it was.
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The disk is the latest item autographed by Jobs to be up for grabs.
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The other big delegate haul up for grabs is in Texas, with 228 delegates.
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They could be up for grabs, and Democrats are certainly making a serious attempt.
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The three branches of the US government are all up for grabs right now.
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There's also an open governorship up for grabs in the Silver State, with Gov.
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Florida will be the biggest prize that night with 2900 delegates up for grabs.
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Are all of these records up for grabs by the government without a warrant?
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With 20163 delegates up for grabs, Michigan was important for Sanders substantively and symbolically.
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Washington State, Missouri, above, Mississippi, Idaho and North Dakota are also up for grabs.
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There are 41 Democratic delegates and 40 Republican delegates up for grabs Monday night.
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ICYMI FROM THE HILL DOT COM Budget chairmanship suddenly up for grabs http://bit.
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A total of 475 seats in the lower house will be up for grabs.
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Luther Strange (R-Ala.) currently holds the seat up for grabs in the Dec.
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Polls closed at 7 PM Eastern time, with 16 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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Lesson 3: The country is seriously polarized and facts themselves are up for grabs.
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"I usually just say that I'm up for grabs, but I date," she said.
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Two Georgia Senate seats will be up for grabs next year after GOP Sen.
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Of the total, 543 seats will be up for grabs in the coming election.
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Bloomberg would then see a wide swath of centrist voters as up for grabs.
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Everything that has been fought for in the past is up for grabs again.
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Opposition candidates took nearly 90% of the seats up for grabs, the broadcaster reported.
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A total of 85033 electoral votes are up for grabs, according to the network.
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California, which has 475 delegates up for grabs, holds its primary on June 7.
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"When that protection goes," he said, "then this strategic space is up for grabs."
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The big picture: The U.S. territory has 11 delegates up for grabs in 2020.
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If she loses in Illinois, those major contests will suddenly appear up for grabs.
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Everything inside, from lamps to poker tables to soiled mattresses, is up for grabs.
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This weekend, $1.4 billion is up for grabs in the Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots.
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In all, eight governorships plus the capital are up for grabs in Sunday&aposs vote.
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The winner's charity will receive the bulk of the prize pool that's up for grabs.
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The fifth prominent EU role up for grabs is the president of the European Parliament.
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If you're behind on debts, some of your monthly benefit may be up for grabs.
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But all are up for grabs later this month at an auction house in Belfast.
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So, unfortunately, it doesn't seem like the gig will be up for grabs anytime soon.
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But late last year, LoBiondo decided to retire and put this district up for grabs.
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The regions up for grabs include Britain's second- and third-biggest cities, Birmingham and Manchester.
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Battle lines are already drawn between member states over the top jobs up for grabs.
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But even if that changes nothing, there are plenty of other markets up for grabs.
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If the HDP gets past the magic number, though, parliament may be up for grabs.
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The parameters of that bill — and future bills like it — are still up for grabs.
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Here was a land that was unmapped, unregulated, crammed with unimaginable resources, up for grabs.
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Marvel, Game of Thrones, Star Wars, and Pokemon-themed toys are all up for grabs.
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This has left the topic of what ancient crocodilians ate very much up for grabs.
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And only one of Maine's electoral votes are seriously considered to be up for grabs.
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Up for grabs will be 70 legislative council seats in the city of 7 million.
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But in the biggest states up for grabs on Tuesday night, Clinton holds large leads.
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Then, on Sunday, Puerto Rico had 60 delegates up for grabs in its Democratic primary.
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In these local elections, 20153,374 seats on 248 councils in England are up for grabs.
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A million votes from EU nationals are up for grabs, according to the Liberal Democrats.
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Thanks to our sponsors, those aren't the only cash, prizes and swag up for grabs.
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A third Virginia House seat is up for grabs in the 7th District, where Rep.
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The counties she will have visited have an average of 21 delegates up for grabs.
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But here's a taste of the range of items that may be up for grabs.
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Making things worse for Cruz, Trump captured all of the 50 delegates up for grabs.
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Digital rights to the National Football League Thursday night games are still up for grabs.
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The T-X Trainer is one of the biggest defense contracts currently up for grabs.
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David Brooks is right about one thing: The definition of America is up for grabs.
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It's also a swing district that could be up for grabs in the general election.
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But second place is up for grabs, and it looks like it's Russia's to lose.
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Republicans are expected to retain the lower chamber, while the Senate is up for grabs.
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That's raising the stakes for retailers to pick up market share left up for grabs.
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There are key Senate or governors seats up for grabs in all of those states.
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Meanwhile, there will be a Senate seat up for grabs in Tennessee, now that Sen.
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The rules of armed combat are up for grabs in the chaos of moral compromise.
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Florida is a battleground in the Democratic primary, with 214 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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Its worldwide employee count is 725, and there are 80 positions currently up for grabs.
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Six House seats and one Senate seat were up for grabs in 2017 special elections.
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In Washington state, four seats are up for grabs, including two held by female incumbents.
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About 80% of all Republican held seats up for grabs this fall will feature incumbents.
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Everything from old furniture and domestic appliances to computers and cellphones are up for grabs.
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But given the fate of INF, the future of New START is up for grabs.
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And, if so, which ones are up for grabs, and which ones are off-limits?
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The 2 bedroom, 2 bath Studio City home is up for grabs for $1.099 million.
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"In an anonymous city, it seems like everything could be up for grabs," she said.
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There are three remaining $1 million jackpot prizes still up for grabs, the lottery says.
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There are 1,300 delegates up for grabs on Tuesday, a third of the total delegates.
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There are 1,300 delegates up for grabs on Tuesday, a third of the total delegates.
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BREXIT UP FOR GRABS Johnson's bid to quit the bloc "do or die" on Oct.
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The Middle East was also up for grabs after Ottoman defeats left a power vacuum.
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It's not just Trans Ams though ... a 1987 Chevrolet R30 pickup's also up for grabs.
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Then earlier this month, the company filed for bankruptcy, putting the site up for grabs.
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Professions requiring creativity and empathy might seem safe, but even those are up for grabs.
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They account for about 70% of the delegates up for grabs in the day's contests.
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"As they grow as a larger voting bloc, they're really up for grabs," she said.
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Bloomberg's sole victory came in American Samoa, where only six delegates were up for grabs.
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In Georgia, an increasingly purple state, there are now two Republican seats up for grabs.
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Even in a series where reality is up for grabs, that had to feel real.
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About 85033 percent of the pledged delegates up for grabs have been allocated so far.
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A functioning Apple-1 computer from 1976, likely the most valuable item up for grabs.
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So, with the variously lifelike sculptures up for grabs, the question is: Who wants whom?
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With the Americans leaving, there is the sense that Afghanistan's fate is up for grabs.
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The state, which has 475 delegates up for grabs, holds its primary on June 7.
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The number of delegates up for grabs tomorrow, just over a third of the total.
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But the Ohio voters who are up for grabs aren't thinking about left or right.
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The rights to air the games will soon be up for grabs for many networks.
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It's up for grabs at Walmart for only $248, down $251.99 from its $499.99 MSRP.
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The realistic portrait is now up for grabs in a listing from eBay seller apollo25.
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With billions of potential consumers up for grabs, U.S. production facilities have started to mobilize.
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By contrast, in the four early-state contests only 155 delegates are up for grabs.
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What is up for grabs is what we humans are, and what we will become.
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A number of contested races are up for grabs so don't sit this one out.
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Pepper said "raw numbers and results show a state that's up for grabs" in presidential elections.
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That said, if anyone would like a free mood ring, I have one up for grabs.
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The United States' two big lottery games now have a combined $1.3 billion up for grabs.
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Eighty-seven out of the nation's 7083 state legislative chambers are up for grabs this November.
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Florida&aposs primary season is underway and the seat for state governor is up for grabs.
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United States of Weed And all the states with some other interesting measures up for grabs.
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Up for grabs are the 125 seats in Cambodia's National Assembly, its lower house of parliament.
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His appointment left Sessions' United States senate seat, which he held since 1997, up for grabs.
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One of President John F. Kennedy's prized possessions is up for grabs to the highest bidder.
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What's more, the definitions of AI buzzwords like "fairness" and "transparency" are still up for grabs.
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NBC News lists six states as toss-ups, with 76 electoral college votes up for grabs.
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And while London remains the financial capital of Europe, that crown is now up for grabs.
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Between the nation's two largest lotteries, there's nearly $1 billion in jackpot money up for grabs.
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Now it's putting the company that built terrifying robots like BigDog and Atlas up for grabs.
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But in almost every national election, the balance of power in Washington is up for grabs.
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There are leftover sandwiches from a meeting up for grabs, so I snag a sandwich, too.
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Yet Republican-held Senate seats in Tennessee, Nevada and Arizona are also considered up for grabs.
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Keep in mind that this year, more than 80 percent of Congress is up for grabs.
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Still up for grabs is the financial advisory mandate to be awarded by Tesla's special committee.
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For UberX riders willing to ride with others, there's some ride-hailing credit up for grabs.
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The other big news from the weekend were the two Western division titles up for grabs.
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So the characters on the show will be 2D, but everything else is up for grabs.
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Here's the rundown of what's up for grabs on Monday: The Oral-B Genius Pro 8000.
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Why is there a whole castle up for grabs for a dragon queen invader to take?
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Sadly, suite reservations sold out within hours when they were up for grabs on Wednesday morning.
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Republicans have 49 delegates up for grabs in the state compared to 95 for the Democrats.
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Only eight Republicans won House seats November, out of 53 up for grabs in the state.
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One of Silicon Valley's hottest companies has a slew of high-level jobs up for grabs.
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This time, 85033 delegates are up for grabs, awarded proportionally based on results across the state.
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New Mexico, which has 34 pledged delegates up for grabs, holds its primary on June 7.
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Of the 35 Senate seats up for grabs in November, only nine are held by Republicans.
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New York has 247 delegates up for grabs, one of the highest in the Democratic primary.
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She'll take a strong majority of the 36 delegates that were up for grabs in Mississippi.
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"It's absolutely up for grabs," said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center.
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But competition in the supermarket space is only intensifying, with less market share up for grabs.
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The final governorship up for grabs in these off-year campaigns is in Louisiana where Gov.
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It is the product of lived experience, always up for grabs as norms and expectations change.
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There are four vacancies for open seats up for grabs, and currently no independents in office.
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And the 103 delegates up for grabs in New York's primary could be a game changer.
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Reduce the numbers: Cutting back the number of H-1B visas up for grabs requires legislation.
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"Relationships and everything are all of a sudden up for grabs," State Representative Dave Heaton said.
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There is disagreement among political analysts in determining which states are purple or up for grabs.
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The upcoming March 3 Super Tuesday elections have more than 85033,300 delegates eligible up for grabs.
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There are a few options left over on Amazon, with some serious savings up for grabs.
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This show seemingly leans into that, because both love and fame are simultaneously up for grabs.
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The up-for-grabs Republicans will face a different kind of pressure from Trump's legal team.
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The Lone Star State is by far the biggest prize, with 2900 delegates up for grabs.
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A recent poll found that a large portion of the electorate is still up for grabs.
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But Mr. Brooks's voters loom as the most pivotal constituency up for grabs in the Sept.
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Next week 1,341 delegates from over a dozen states are up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
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With Biden imploding, the former vice president's large following of black voters is up for grabs.
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A handful of other Senate seats are up for grabs in states Mr Trump won narrowly.
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Even more, after the lone survivor bites the dust, those votes still aren't up for grabs.
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It's 2020, and many things that once seemed solid and certain now seem up for grabs.
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What world leaders coming to Davos know is that history's course is up for grabs again.
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With the 2018 midterms approaching, the balance of power in the Senate is up for grabs.
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Papa John's is losing the pizza wars, putting millions of dollars in sales up for grabs.
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" Once the inactive accounts have been deleted, McCallum wrote that "the username is up for grabs.
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According to public broadcaster RTHK, opposition candidates took nearly 90% of the seats up for grabs.
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Despite historic breach after historic breach, our personal data largely remains unprotected and up for grabs.
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Republicans kept three seats up for grabs during Tuesday's special elections, based on the preliminary results.
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Adding to the drama in this election cycle, the Senate is widely considered up for grabs.
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Joanie definitely fell from the back of an animal, but everything else was up for grabs.
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In the ride-hail industry's fight for market share, Southeast Asia is still up for grabs.
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All 435 House seats and 35 of 100 Senate seats are up for grabs on Nov.
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For the $475 million Mega Millions haul still up for grabs, the cash option is $307 million.
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Lucky for you, we have discounted data manipulation, data science, and data visualization courses up for grabs.
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In addition to one Senate seat from Mississippi, five seats remain up for grabs in the House.
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Also up for grabs is Prince's Yellow Cloud electric guitar, which has an opening bid of $30,000.
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Vermont:No Democratic primary polls have been conducted in Vermont, where 16 pledged delegates are up for grabs.
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However, several seats that Democrats had hoped would be up for grabs appeared too close to call.
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In the public and private sphere, women's bodies are often seen as something that's up for grabs.
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The Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Zoological Park, a Florida-based zoo, is up for grabs on Craigslist.
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Eight teams of four players will be competing, with a total of $3 million up for grabs.
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We now know what the new Kindle looks like, but it's not up for grabs just yet.
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What to watch: Nine House seats, two governorships and one Senate seat are still up for grabs.
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Its data is driving its growth, and growth is everything — especially when everything is up for grabs.
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And if you've got a fancy new phone, there's a wireless charging pad up for grabs, too.
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There are 4,753 delegates, including those of the "super" variety, up for grabs for Democrats in 2016.
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Twenty-two GOP-held seats are up for grabs next year, versus 12 seats represented by Democrats.
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Walmart is having a colossal KitchenAid sale, with over 100 appliances in 41 colors up for grabs.
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On Super Tuesday, 595 delegates from eleven states will be up for grabs in the Republican nomination.
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There are now three vacant Senate seats up for grabs in Oklahoma, all previously held by Republicans.
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Or, if you're trying to look a little younger, Pete Hornberger's leather jacket is up for grabs.
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"I think it's still up for grabs," said Steve Duprey, a Republican National Committeeman in New Hampshire.
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It may make good on the threat when impending constituency boundary changes put seats up for grabs.
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With so many designer items up for grabs, the PeopleStyle team couldn't help but shop sale too.
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All 435 House seats are also up for grabs and a third of the 100 Senate seats.
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Both Trump and John F. Kennedy will have original artwork on display and up for grabs Dec.
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Up for grabs: 3,500 umbrellas, 250 valises, 50 cameras, eight radios and a number of musical instruments.
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Cannabis reform advocates captured eight of the nine states that were up for grabs on Election Night.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's retirement may soon leave his big store of campaign cash up for grabs.
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As a result, many places that normally would be booked by now are still up for grabs.
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Some $30 million will be up for grabs in the 14 races held on Friday and Saturday.
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Trump's wrath has limits, but reverse favoritism is a risk when government money is up for grabs.
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Democrats have 160 pledged delegates up for grabs on Tuesday, with the vast majority coming from Michigan.
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She has been projected the winner in North Carolina, where 107 pledged delegates are up for grabs.
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But one roommate seems to think that because it's in a common area, it's up for grabs.
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That means Trump would have to win 21625 percent of the remaining 2900 delegates up for grabs.
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With more than 450 seats in Congress up for grabs, politics will most certainly change in 2018.
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It's one of several swing states up for grabs that could determine the outcome of the election.
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On Super Tuesday, Donald Trump won a majority of the dozen states that were up for grabs.
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There's even every Sky Sports HD channel up for grabs, if you can find the right package.
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Now, almost everything about voting in North Carolina can seem as if it is up for grabs.
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The nudes I had taken, my mistakes, my family, my love life, everything was up for grabs.
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Basically, anything that is legal in the country where the ritual's being practiced is up for grabs.
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Prince Harry's 2017 Audi RS221 Avant wagon is up for grabs after only a year of ownership.
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The biggest contest of the day will be Michigan, which has 125 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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All 435 House seats are up for grabs, but only about 48 seats are considered competitive. Gov.
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The GOP has to defend 23 seats next year, while 12 Democratic seats are up for grabs.
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But the vast majority remain up for grabs, and they could be the key swing bloc here.
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Democratic candidates see black support as similarly up for grabs this cycle, despite Mr. Biden's early lead.
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In 2016, though, a police operation landed the leaders in jail, leaving the neighborhood up for grabs.
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Illinois has 155 delegates up for grabs, and Biden is set to take home a big majority.
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That means the area, which President Trump won by 29 points, is up for grabs in November.
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The biggest prize in all those 10 contests is Florida, where 2023 delegates are up for grabs.
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All together, there are 352 delegates — representing roughly 9 percent of the total delegates — up for grabs.
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And there are 1,344 delegates — one-third of the total — up for grabs in Super Tuesday's contests.
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That's about one-third of the nearly 4,000 that are up for grabs through the primary campaign.
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Fox News and the Associated Press projected Sanders winning California, where 415 delegates are up for grabs.
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Six states hold primaries next Tuesday, but Michigan has the most delegates, with 125 up for grabs.
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Some donors and supporters of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. suddenly seem up for grabs.
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California has 415 delegates up for grabs — the largest delegate haul out of the 14 participating states.
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"There are going to be big swaths of people that are up for grabs," said Michael Halle.
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But California's presidential primary, which comes early on in the 2020 primary schedule, is up for grabs.
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While there are some frontrunners in the acting categories, the best picture Oscar is up for grabs.
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"Consumers are increasingly happy to form new banking relationship, and there is now lots up for grabs."
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With 230 seats up for grabs, a variety of issues can drive voters on the local level.
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And, Li estimated, as many as 70 percent of the central committee seats are up for grabs.
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Republicans look to policy The agenda is still up for grabs, but there are some clear targets.
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Thus, this weekend's contests are critical for Cruz with southern states Kentucky and Louisiana up for grabs.
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Meanwhile, the boring, high-quality names that attract fewer eyeballs remain up for grabs at lower valuations.
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Looking ahead, here are the seven most vulnerable Senate seats up for grabs in 2018: http://bit.
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Which maybe means that jazz's center, such as it exists, is more up for grabs than ever.
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The state of play: All 140 seats in the General Assembly were up for grabs this year.
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Group D is still up for grabs, but Croatia need a win today to win it. [ESPN]
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Sanders, who is looking ahead to Super Tuesday where 865 Democratic delegates will be up for grabs.
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With most of the regular season complete, seven of the 16 playoff berths remain up for grabs.
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Nelson said any write-in campaign needs to figure out exactly which voters are up for grabs.
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Prize money is also on the line: A record €2.3 million (about $2.6 million) is up for grabs.
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With the Carolina Panthers off to a disappointing 1-2 start, the NFC South is up for grabs.
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But Clinton failed to duplicate that success in any state that was up for grabs in this election.
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There are only 10 more primary contests left with 510 delegates up for grabs on the Republican side.
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For Democrats, 55 delegates were up for grabs in Kentucky and 61 delegates were at stake in Oregon.
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SanDisk is one of the leading names in memory, with a wide selection of items up for grabs.
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In November's mid-term elections, 36 governorships and thousands of state legislative seats will be up for grabs.
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But with Germany's greatest political prize up for grabs, others are likely to raise their hands as well.
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Up for grabs are 338 parliamentary seats and, by extension, the tenure of liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Prime members only: The Amazon Music Unlimited promotion is only up for grabs if you're a Prime member.
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The N.F.C. North championship is up for grabs as the Minnesota Vikings take on the Green Bay Packers.
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The store staples like lip-print slides, thong panties and cell phone cases are still up for grabs.
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Unlike the young, whose fragmented attention is fought over by thousands of apps, retirees are up for grabs.
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Barring massive conference realignment, there just aren't any ultra-valuable schools or television markets still up for grabs.
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So, if she doesn't use super delegates, then she needs 738 of 1,206 remaining delegates up for grabs.
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Over 271,212 local and provincial posts are up for grabs, including all seats in the House of Representatives.
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Over 220,2000 local and provincial posts are up for grabs, including all seats in the House of Representatives.
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They realized that if VW had locked up so many shares, relatively few were still up for grabs.
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ONE OF THE biggest jobs in Europe is up for grabs: head of the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Thousands of jobs are up for grabs in Washington as the capital prepares for a Donald Trump administration.
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Republicans will be defending 21 of their seats next year, while Democrats will have 12 up for grabs.
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There's seven plugins up for grabs, including fantastic HDR and color filters that I've been using for years.
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Luckily, on my way back upstairs, I see that leftovers from a lunch meeting are up for grabs!
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Ebay's Green Monday deals are changing every hour, but the variety of products up for grabs is insane.
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I leave the cookies I baked in the kitchen and email everyone that they are up for grabs.
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Jeff Flake, has already announced he's retiring, meaning both of Arizona's seats would have been up for grabs.
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The remaining items, antiques and household items of little value, were up for grabs if McGehee wanted them.
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That leaves only one spot up for grabs among the five remaining playoff contenders next week at Phoenix.
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But Duterte's allies could win every Senate seat up for grabs, in spite of headwinds like rising inflation.
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This means that many of the 99 seats (out of 350) in "empty Spain" are up for grabs.
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"The thing I enjoy about planetary science is how much is still up for grabs," Bland told me.
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Typically $149, the iKeyp Safe is now up for grabs for $99 — saving you a total of 33%.
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Securing the Kentucky Derby's jewel earned Justify's team the guaranteed $2 million purse that was up for grabs.
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All 435 seats in the House, 35 Senate seats and 36 governorships are up for grabs on Tuesday.
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The 12 states up for grabs, out of total of 31, represent approximately 30 percent of the population.
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A top political handicapper says control of the Senate is "very much up for grabs" in November's election.
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Daniel Jones was in the grasp of Tech's Anree Saint-Amour and threw the ball up for grabs.
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IPG Mediabrands' Initiative and MEC currently own the buying, but those contracts could be up for grabs. li.
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However, global streaming rights were still up for grabs, with Twitter now seeming to have won that battle.
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"There's a couple of spots (on defense) that are really up for grabs," Tortorella told the team's website.
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Of a total of 222 seats up for grabs, 65% are considered vulnerable to changing hands, said Welsh.
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But they're up for grabs for Apple, too, which could sell them any one of eight different iPhones.
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About 30% of total banking revenue, or $15 billion, is up for grabs, analysts at Goldman Sachs reckon.
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But perhaps the biggest attraction is in Virginia, where control of the state legislature is up for grabs.
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A total of $1.5 million is up for grabs and will be divided among the top eight finishers.
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He appears poised to take 89 of the 95 delegates that were up for grabs in New York.
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The state's winner-take-all caucus is scheduled for March 22, with 40 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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"Then, the information I had is that our sovereignty is up for grabs in the Amazon," Bolsonaro continued.
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Sanders has cut Clinton's lead in Iowa over the past month, leaving Monday's caucuses essentially up for grabs.
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A total of $2000 million is up for grabs and will be divided among the top five finishers.
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With more of the country up for grabs, Republicans may be forced to expend resources in unexpected places.
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Nearly 2,231 candidates are vying for one of the 22016 U.S. House seats up for grabs in November.
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But that alliance appeared to have little effect Tuesday, with Trump dominating all five states up for grabs.
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Two of the four House races in Iowa, the top corn producing state, are considered up for grabs.
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US investors have been busy skimming this yield that is up for grabs in safe developed-market assets.
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I've accepted that our slang, our hairstyles, our clothing styles, and our dances are all up for grabs.
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If they can't, after one year Hef's 35% interest is up for grabs -- the highest bidder gets it.
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With six weeks left in the season, there are not that many playoff spots still up for grabs.
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Members are also divided on who should occupy the other senior party positions which are up for grabs.
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The minute it stopped working, or was perceived to not be working, everything was up for grabs again.
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From high-waisted bottoms to not-your-mom's-one-pieces, all the trendy styles are up for grabs.
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This year, the AL East is up for grabs, and all five teams are reaching for the prize.
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The Trump campaign didn't even compete there, and Cruz ended up taking all 34 delegates up for grabs.
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Furthermore, Sanders is 983 delegates shy of the nomination, with only 933 pledged delegates still up for grabs.
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This is particularly true in our 20s, when so many of our habits are still up for grabs.
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Friday's results show both contests are up for grabs, as both show candidates within the margins of error.
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Three National League races will still be up for grabs entering the final day of the regular season.
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The seemingly up-for-grabs treat looks achingly delicious, but in true Halloween fashion, it's actually a trick.
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In deep-red Alabama during a special election, that's a sign that the race is up for grabs.
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And for those players who cleared waivers, there are more than 300 practice squad spots up for grabs.
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Remember, there's only ten spots up for grabs, and all the league's best teams are in that division.
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Most teams just don't want to wait on young prospects — especially when so much is up for grabs.
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Check out the photos ... shirts and hoodies are up for grabs on a first come, first served basis.
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The candidates will next face off in Indiana on May 3, when 92 delegates are up for grabs.
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As results came in, a massive slate of delegates were still up for grabs in Texas and California.
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Michigan's Modernist heritage is more than just history now up for grabs; it is also a cautionary tale.
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The Contenders The most important job in global economics is up for grabs in a mere four months.
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All three states will collectively have more than 700 delegates up for grabs during the March 3 race.
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The shape of its society and economy and its place in the world are all up for grabs.
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At this stage last season, there were seven slots still up for grabs; in 2012, there were 10.
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The items below the table have already been refunded and are up for grabs by family and friends.
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Corbyn said the documents were "proof" that the NHS would be up for grabs in any future deal.
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It's an acknowledgment that our ways of doing things and our hierarchies of value are up for grabs.
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There are 415 delegates up for grabs in the Golden State — the single biggest prize in any primary.
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Her standing hints that her supporters could be up for grabs on the second ballot in many precincts.
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That's the day on which Mr. Bloomberg is staking his candidacy, when 14 states are up for grabs.
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Also up for grabs will be two hotly-contested suburban congressional seats and control of the state house.
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She built her following by running contests such as free giveaways, where five bikinis were up for grabs.
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There will also be endorsements up for grabs in the highly competitive governor's race and other statewide races.
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"But Raytheon is competing too and there are a number of efforts still up for grabs, " Seifman said.
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Graves is making an early bid for the coveted gavel, which will be up for grabs in 2019.
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Arizona is a critical state in next year's elections, with the presidency and Senate majority up for grabs.
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That's because squads are facing the pressure of a playoff push, and most spots are up for grabs.
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There's another letter up for grabs too -- signed by the entire Fab Four -- that's a little more friendly.
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Of course, New York had more delegates up for grabs than almost any other state in the country.
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Without a clear bright-line birthright rule, the rules are up for grabs — and back to racial politicization.
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If votes from African-Americans are not up for grabs, the Democratic Party can more easily ignore their concerns.
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But a new poll finds that votes from a large portion of business owners are still up for grabs.
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With control of the Senate up for grabs, Democrats saw the controversial recording as a political opportunity and struck.
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As soon as they got into one of those devices, your medical records would potentially be up for grabs.
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"My sexual orientation is up for grabs, I guess you could say," she said in an interview with pridesource.com.
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Ten seats held by Democrats in states that went to Trump in 2016 are up for grabs in 2018.
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This year, the battlegrounds tend to be in states where control of the governor's office is up for grabs.
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Qualifying is on Saturday with 33 spots on the starting grid for the May 28th race up for grabs.
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For that game's next drawing on Tuesday night, the amount up for grabs seems paltry in comparison: $23.88 million.
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All 435 members of the House and a third of the 100-member Senate will be up for grabs.
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The biggest states up for grabs are California, with 22020 delegates, Texas, with 228, and North Carolina, with 110.
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Republicans have to defend 22 Senate seats in 2020, while only 12 Democratic-held seats are up for grabs.
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In Wyoming, for example, Cruz won all 14 of the state's delegates up for grabs at a state convention.
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There are more than 50 million votes up for grabs, will you listen to your constituents when they speak?
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Cruz won 14 of 14 Republican National Convention delegates up for grabs at the Wyoming state convention here Saturday.
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On Sunday, 12 of Spain's 17 regions and all of its 8,000-plus municipalities will be up for grabs.
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The Kuomintang currently holds 264 of the legislature's 265 seats, all of which are up for grabs on Saturday.
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These states have been so staunchly Republican that it's probably too early to consider them truly up for grabs.
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Indeed, with Arizona and its 11 electoral votes apparently up for grabs, the Clinton campaign has started pushing hard.
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The other 54 will effectively be up for grabs, regardless of the outcome of the state's April 26 primary.
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North Carolina's 15 electoral votes are up for grabs in the presidential contest between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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It debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, and the distribution rights are still up for grabs.
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There is now nearly $600 million in jackpot money up for grabs in the country's two biggest lottery games.
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There are a few software vendors, CareWatch and myGeoTracking, but this market is still very much up for grabs.
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And, perhaps more importantly, they endeavor to tell true stories in a world where truth seems up for grabs.
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Every seat in the House of Representatives is up for grabs, along with 35 out of 26.4 Senate seats.
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At the same time, in almost every national election the balance of power in Washington is up for grabs.
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Of 35 Senate seats up for grabs this year, 26 are already held by the Democrats or their allies.
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That leaves 74 electoral votes up for grabs across 5 battleground states -- Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, Iowa, and Nevada.
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The movie won't be out until December, you say, but the best seats are up for grabs RIGHT NOW.
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But with Rubio's supporters now up for grabs, Cruz gave a more positive assessment of his onetime sparring partner.
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All 435 House seats and a third of the 100-member Senate will be up for grabs in November.
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At the same time, the share of voters truly "up for grabs" in any given election cycle has dwindled.
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A total of $211,2100,2000 will be up for grabs over a span of six months, ending summer of 2017.
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And, as Cue handily pointed out at the event, there are a lot more potential ears up for grabs.
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These groups are taking part in a two-year competition backed by Boeing, with $20193 million up for grabs.
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It's unclear what the purse money would be, but it's been rumored $10 million could be up for grabs.
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There are around 250 items up for grabs—head over to the Screenbid website to check them all out.
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On the Republican side, CNN has apportioned 259 Super Tuesday delegates tonight out of the 661 up for grabs.
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But those watching knew that Winneshiek County, where the event was held, has only 11 delegates up for grabs.
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Detective Santos' garb is already on the racks right now and will remain up for grabs through September 9.
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In cases like these where the popular vote is virtually tied, an electoral vote majority is up for grabs.
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There are 99 winner-take-all delegates up for grabs in Florida and 2440 in Ohio on March 2000.
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By 2019, there will be 182,000 tech jobs up for grabs and nowhere near enough people to fill them.
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However, even those topics explicitly covered in the 85033 repeal bill are up for grabs in this year's negotiation.
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There was a Supreme Court seat up for grabs, after all, and conservatives reasonably feared whom Clinton would appoint.
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But the idea that the Senate might be up for grabs wasn't even being debated a few weeks ago.
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But his district, which President Obama won in 2008, is now considered up for grabs despite its Republican lean.
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With the 78-year-old supreme leader's succession looming, control of the Iranian revolution's direction is up for grabs.
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Corker is not running for reelection, and his seat is up for grabs in a tight race between Rep.
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But if we go back to the not-so-distance past, Muslim American votes were more up for grabs.
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The outcome will suggest that should Democrats find the right candidates, even red states are now up for grabs.
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The presidential contest, a Senate race, both House seats and the election for governor are all up for grabs.
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The backdrop > There are 35 Senate seats up for grabs, with 26 held by senators who caucus with Democrats.
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There is an estimated $2628 trillion up for grabs in the infrastructure spending bill currently being debated in Congress.
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Britain has won 20 of the 30 gold medals up for grabs in cycling at the past three Olympics.
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It will also raise the stakes for her campaign in New York, where 247 delegates are up for grabs.
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She also hit him on women's rights, saying that "women's rights are not up for grabs" during the reading.
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Regardless of the outcome of that dispute, there's still billions of dollars in government cloud contracts up for grabs.
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As I have said repeatedly this cycle — control of the House is most definitely up for grabs in 2018.
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Volunteers are scrambling for votes across all the states up for grabs, and in Iowa, the urgency is palpable.
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The future of internet search is up for grabs, and Amazon wants Alexa to be the new front door.
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While Mr. Trump is the clear favorite in Florida, the race for Ohio is very much up for grabs.
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Upper middle class, college educated whites are up for grabs, and Cruz's campaign must make them a top priority.
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Over the years, regulation has been reactionary and generally up for grabs, on both the city and county level.
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There is, after all, another Senate seat, currently occupied by John Cornyn, up for grabs in Texas in 2020.
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Votes will be cast in 15 states and territories on Tuesday, with more than 1,300 delegates up for grabs.
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Only four states have had the chance to vote, with over 95% of all delegates still up for grabs.
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Twelve states (plus American Samoa) are holding their presidential primary contests and nearly 1,500 delegates are up for grabs.
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Twelve states (plus American Samoa) are holding their presidential primary contests and nearly 493,249 delegates are up for grabs.
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The championship is up for grabs and the better team day in and day out is going to win.
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Another vote potentially up for grabs is that of Michael Bennet, a Democrat from Gorsuch's home state of Colorado.
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The swing middle — the Interstate 4 corridor that political pundits drool over during election years — is up for grabs.
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It remains unresolved before the primary on Tuesday, where Florida has the greatest number of delegates up for grabs.
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A total of 78 delegates have been allocated to the Copper State, including 67 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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With 83 delegates up for grabs, it's the smallest prize out of the 14 U.S. states holding primaries Tuesday.
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More than a third of all delegates up for grabs in the nominating contest are at stake next week.
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It's Super Tuesday, when one-third of the total delegates are up for grabs in 15 states and territories.
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Biden was set to win 10 of the 14 states up for grabs on Tuesday, including delegate-rich Texas.
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A win there would be a boost to Sanders, but there are also only 67 delegates up for grabs.
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Durbin's endorsement comes ahead of Illinois's primary on March 17, when 155 pledged delegates will be up for grabs.
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A governing ethos of the internet has been that whatever flows through it — information, ideas — is up for grabs.
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Suddenly Fox News feels like a nation up for grabs, and there is growing, palpable drama on its sets.
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Elizabeth Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg —bunched closely together, meaning the caucuses are still largely up for grabs.
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Washington ran the numbers on the house up for grabs, and learned the deal was ripe for the picking.
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All this was happening at a time that more consumers in their twenties and thirties were up for grabs.
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With nine Republican House seats up for grabs according to the Cook Report, opposition should be a no brainer.
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The competitors each will be hoping to take home at least one of the 102 medals up for grabs.
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A whopping $750 million, with a cash value of $465.5 million, is now up for grabs, according to Powerball.
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The shape of its society and economy, and its place in the world, are very much up for grabs.
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The biggest prize at the congressional district level is the state's 7th district, with eight delegates up for grabs.
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Texas will be one of the most delegate-rich states up for grabs on Super Tuesday, along with California.
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It requires seeing photography as part of a larger, amorphous category, one morally up for grabs, called visual culture.
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The Senate majority is up for grabs this year; the GOP is defending 24 seats to the Democrats' 10.
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During elections, journalists and politicians flock to constituencies that are up for grabs, creating an illusion of frenetic activity.
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Nearly 85033 percent of districts are up for grabs, more than necessary to swing the House to either side.
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"In general, our community is very much up for grabs, in terms of party outreach," says APIAVote's Jennifer Baik.
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Enough congressional seats are up for grabs to tilt the power back to Democrats, particuarly in the House of Representatives.
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There were 150 seats up for grabs across 13 separate districts separated by language that Asgardians are automatically assigned to.
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Trump now needs to win about 67 percent of the remaining delegates up for grabs in the Republican primaries ahead.
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Two Democratic presidential primaries are taking place: Kentucky, with 23 pledged delegates up for grabs, and Oregon, with 24 delegates.
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Across 12 states with 13 Senate seats up for grabs this year, 16 Democratic candidates raised a combined $32 million.
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After Tuesday, Indiana, which votes on May 3, will be the next big battleground, with 57 delegates up for grabs.
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This brings the total number of phones available to 10, with a good range of options now up for grabs.
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Trump carried the state last week with 60.8% of the vote, capturing all 16 of the delegates up for grabs.
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The commission presidency is the most glittering of the jobs up for grabs in the EU's big post-election turnover.
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Eleven of the 17 Republican-held House seats deemed most up for grabs are also held by incumbent GOP representatives.
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So every purchase, every brand, the way things are consumed, from media to other products — it's all up for grabs.
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With control of the Senate up for grabs, the outcome of the race could determine which party controls the Senate.
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The $535 million jackpot up for grabs on Saturday ranked as the fifth-largest in the game's 25-year history.
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Candles, bedding and pillows, jewelry, home decor, and clothing are just a few of the unique things up for grabs.
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Monday's vote saw 18,000 local and provincial posts up for grabs, including all seats in the lower House of Representatives.
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Luckily, one shade, a bright gold foil shadow, is still up for grabs if you add to your cart now.
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And the question is, and to some sense, they&aposre up for grabs because right now they&aposre leaning independent.
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Some seats that were excluded from previous elections due to fighting with ethnic armed groups were also up for grabs.
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Other deals up for grabs include an Amazon Kindle, a Western Digital hard drive, and a Char-Broil gas barbecue.
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The state's current governor, Republican Dennis Daugaard, is term-limited out this year, leaving the governor's mansion up for grabs.
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It's a daft thing to say because we worked hard to make it real, but it was up for grabs.
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Alienating these voters is, in their minds, simply not an option, with control of the Senate clearly up for grabs.
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With imagination, anything can be turned into a great song, and the whole of human experience is up for grabs.
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Eric Swalwell of California, who quit the race last week and whose spot has therefore gone up for grabs. Gov.
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They'll be hoping to win a Crunchie award in one of 12 categories up for grabs at this year's show.
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Cruz took all 13 of the delegates up for grabs on Saturday to complete a clean sweep of the state.
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While more than 18,000 government posts are up for grabs, the highest office in the land is not being contested.
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In their defense, concertgoers were just holding her up ... but her cheeks were fully up for grabs in the process.
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The festive touches also include wrapping for weapons and vehicles, while there's a Sergeant Santa skin that's up for grabs.
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But the 25 Nebraska delegates -- along with 33 in Kansas and 25 in Maine -- are up for grabs this weekend.
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Republicans hold a 53-47 edge in the Senate, where there will be 34 seats up for grabs in 2020.
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Scroll down to see a few of the styles that will be up for grabs – but don't wait too long.
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Not only that, but there's also a great selection of speakers, memory cards, and smart home devices up for grabs.
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Senators are sure to be thinking about 2018, when majorities in the House and Senate will be up for grabs.
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That is the amount of money up for grabs, according to Morningstar, in the wake of the new DoL rule.
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Branden Grace, ranked 11th, appears a lock for one spot but the second position is very much up for grabs.
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Still, Democrats insist that the Sixth is up for grabs next year, as incumbent Ronald DeSantis is running for governor.
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If you want to spend less than $200 on a new robot vacuum, Eufy has a couple up for grabs.
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But by winning only 103 of the 222 seats up for grabs, the BJP fell short of an outright majority.
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But of the 35 Senate seats up for grabs in November, Democrats are defending 26 of them from GOP challengers.
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Control of the Republican-led U.S. Senate is also up for grabs but is seen as more difficult to flip.
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There's loads of great deals up for grabs, including discounts on top brands like LG, Philips, Sony, Hisense, and more.
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The remaining 85033 delegates are divided among the state's 27 congressional districts, with three delegates up for grabs in each.
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Every seat in the House was up for grabs on Tuesday and opinion polls had pointed to the Democratic gains.
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He needs to win 501 more, about 56 percent of the approximately 900 still up for grabs, to reach 1,237.
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A total of 859 delegates will be awarded, making up 20 percent of the more than 4,000 up for grabs.
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Some 26 Olympic spots will be up for grabs when fighters compete at a qualifying tournament in Venezuela next month.
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Control of the Senate is up for grabs this year as the GOP seeks to preserve its four-seat majority.
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If Trump continues to melt down into a puddle of bile, more and more Republicans will be up for grabs.
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Silicon Valley's moral compass is up for grabs, and Unusual Ventures is betting $400 million that it can claim it.
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Bringing in tropes from different styles and...it's not like every single is up for grabs or something like that.
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Stabler's belt was displayed at the University of Alabama for years -- but now, it's up for grabs through Pristine Auction.
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And it seems as if the island is up for grabs, with no apparent polling having been done for Republicans.
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Tuesday's contests will mark the largest Election Day to date in terms of delegates up for grabs this election cycle.
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On Tuesday, the day 14 states hold primaries, more than a third of total delegates will be up for grabs.
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For presidential candidates, 1,357 delegates were up for grabs, helping to form a true picture of the party's potential nominee.
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Croatia is now safely through to the next round from Group D. But the second spot is up for grabs.
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Biden is on a roll after winning 10 of the 14 states up for grabs on Super Tuesday last week.
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Michigan is the biggest state up for grabs, with more than one-third of all delegates at stake on Tuesday.
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The eroding appeal of the old catchall parties, left and right, has left a lot of votes up for grabs.
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"The out-of-state money is crazy," said Mr. Price, whose vacated congressional seat is up for grabs on Tuesday.
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"We are up for grabs," said Sean Bagniewski, chairman of the Democratic Party of Polk County, which includes Des Moines.
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After taking a chance on Donald Trump in 2016, a swing county in western Pennsylvania is up for grabs again.
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Hundreds of items up for grabs had descriptions of their role in the Academy-winning actor's personal or movie life.
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Taiwan is preparing for a general election in January, when both the presidency and the legislature are up for grabs.
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There are so many deals up for grabs in so many categories that it's impossible to list them all here.
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The thin secondary market, where very little inventory is up for grabs, has also helped drive demand for new issues.
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The TREBLAB X2 Bluetooth Earbuds are now up for grabs for only $66.99, reduced from the original price of $79.99.
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Meanwhile, the economic and strategic advantages up for grabs in the global LNG market are not lost on our competitors.
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It is the most important day on the Democratic primary calendar because there are so many delegates up for grabs.
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Among the titles up for grabs are best residential block, best window box, greenest storefront and best street tree beds.
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Rarely does such a coveted editorship come up for grabs, even in an industry undergoing an unusual amount of churn.
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I realized I needed to adopt this habit when it became clear others thought my time was up for grabs.
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Fadem also asked the executives to comment on how much of the delivery market share is still up for grabs.
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But player revenue shares will also be up for grabs, with one team remaining that qualifies for the playoff jackpot.
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Full-time positions are also up for grabs to work for Amazon Web Services and Amazon Fashion, the company said.
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The other deals up for grabs include Samsung and LG 4K TVs, SanDisk SD cards, Oral-B toothbrushes, and more.
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Parents up for grabs Target thinks it can draw in more parents with former rivals like Toys "R" Us disappearing.
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Lawmakers are more likely to be out on the campaign trail than legislating with the White House up for grabs.
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But with its factories shedding thousands of jobs, the state is seen as up for grabs in the 20183 election.
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And that means that the future of United States interest rate policy, like so much else, is up for grabs.
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You'll just have to choose what console you want, and then pick from the games that are up for grabs.
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We're at one of those junctures where so little can be taken for granted, so much is up for grabs.
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Eras in which everything is up for grabs are very rare, and they seem to be highly productive for philosophy.
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His is one of several top European Union jobs, including president of the European Commission, that are up for grabs.
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There is a vertiginous sense that reality itself, not just politics, is contested, up for grabs, and to be formed anew.
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Still, Teitel reportedly told the Verge that more money will be up for grabs during this season than the last one.
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There are 575 seats in the lower house of the national parliament up for grabs and 136 in the upper house.
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In the House, you&aposve got 30 to 40 districts that are up for grabs, 23 of which Hillary Clinton won.
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Their retirement would likely inspire rivals who for years have felt silver and bronze were the only medals up for grabs.
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Photo: GettyToronto's Pearson Airport has an important message for would-be stem-pickers: The weed there is not up for grabs.
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You can save on Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Google, Sony, and more, with pay monthy and SIM free contracts up for grabs.
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The promotion of Mr Selmayr could affect the contest for the top European jobs that come up for grabs next year.
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The result: Campaigns had an incomplete picture of how much hard support they had, and more voters were up for grabs.
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If the Tories could win their loyalty, more seats like Mr Shelbrooke's middle-class Yorkshire constituency might be up for grabs.
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The three jobs up for grabs, alongside a clever ad for an offer to teach them how to build their credit?
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All 435 House seats, 35 of 100 Senate seats and 36 of 50 governors' offices are up for grabs in November.
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If you're one of those people who finds vacuuming relaxing, a powerful Black+Decker hand vacuum is up for grabs, too.
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Based on CNN's current delegate estimate, Sanders can't overtake Clinton for the nomination with the remaining pledged delegates up for grabs.
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The Soul Stone is still up for grabs, and may be introduced in Black Panther or saved for Infinity War itself.
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Global soccer legend Pele is to auction off his worldly belongings next month with 2,000 pieces of memorabilia up for grabs.
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For the Democrats, there were 247 delegates up for grabs in New York, more than in any of the previous contests.
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And while three influential progressive congresswomen are throwing their support behind Sanders, it appears that Pressley's endorsement remains up for grabs.
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Though nearly all of the items are gone, Dunham's 2017 Met Gala Gown by Elizabeth Kennedy is still up for grabs.
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The junta therefore only needs one-quarter of the seats up for grabs to win outright and keep Prayuth in power.
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Almost every single local government seat is up for grabs, including urban powerhouses like Johannesburg and tiny municipalities across the country.
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While the exact details are yet to be finalised, the Pentagon has said that monetary rewards might be up for grabs.
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That leaves 70 electoral votes up for grabs across four states (plus two congressional districts) -- Florida, Nevada, Ohio, and North Carolina.
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But no current NFL quarterback puts the ball up for grabs on throws his arm can't cash as much as Hoyer.
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It's currently up for grabs for 33% off, so you may totally want to add this to your holiday shopping list.
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Now all jobs, including the elite Royal Marines and the Special Air Service (SAS) would be up for grabs, it added.
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Commercial Crew is competitive, with contracts up for grabs for Boeing and SpaceX and their capsules Starliner and Crew Dragon, respectively.
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End of an era ... Riff Raff's ridiculously purple Las Vegas home he affectionately dubbed the Codeine Castle is up for grabs.
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His death has been ruled a homicide and remains unsolved, although a $22014,000 reward for information is still up for grabs.
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All the biggest brands are included in this list, with discounted devices from Samsung, Apple, Huawei, and ASUS up for grabs.
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With a $1.4 billion Powerball jackpot up for grabs on Wednesday, billionaire Mark Cuban has some tips should a winner emerge.
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To maintain that majority, pro-revision forces needed to win 85 of the 124 seats up for grabs in Sunday's election.
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He still needs 1,099 delegates to win the party's support and there are less than 962 delegates still up for grabs.
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Luckily for Clinton, though, New Hampshire is the smallest of her firewall states, with only four electoral votes up for grabs.
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Any administration is funny ... everything that's present tense is up for grabs in this country, and that's what makes great comedy.
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Two drivers have been waging an excellent battle for the drivers' title, and the team championship is also up for grabs.
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Everything is up for grabs — you'll find major discounts on beauty, home, and clothes and accessories for men, women, and kids.
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I also agree that companies should not be making money off a situation that puts people's human rights up for grabs.
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Both Senate seats are up for grabs this year, although Democrats will be favored to hang on in each race. Sen.
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Thirty-one of these states directly elect the secretary of state, with Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi up for grabs in 2019.
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"A substantial number of delegates remain up for grabs in this highly unpredictable year," said Katie Packer, chairwoman of the group.
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Former FreedomWorks president Matt Kibbe says young libertarian voters are a key voting bloc up for grabs in this November's election.
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New York and CaliforniaCollectively, New York and California account for nearly one-third of the remaining delegates still up for grabs.
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The top job on the House Energy and Commerce Committee is likely up for grabs in the next Congress, with Rep.
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With control of the Senate up for grabs this fall, Democrats are relishing the chance to tie Trump to targeted Republicans.
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Beaten down stocks like General Electric and JC Penney, and new faces like Spotify and Dropbox, are also up for grabs.
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Walmart Early Black Friday Deals: Walmart released its Black Friday ad, and several of the deals are up for grabs now.
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It said 40 percent of the toy sales up for grabs would flow to Amazon and 30 percent to Walmart Inc.
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The billions of tax dollars up for grabs have turned this deal into a political flash point and made it risky.
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The league folded after three weeks due to low attendance, which put Gears players back up for grabs in the NBL.
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Meanwhile, at least 56 House seats are up for grabs, and more than two-thirds of those are held by Republicans.
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The vote, in which about 171 of the Senate's 348 seats were up for grabs, consolidated the Senate's existing conservative majority.
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Up for grabs is a streaming industry that, while nascent, is showing potential to grow among China's 800 million internet users.
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Status is always up for grabs, being tracked, and on the nuances of class difference Vapnyar has an especially precise eye.
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That means he will need to win about 60 percent of those who are up for grabs in the remaining contests.
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The campaign's press secretary, Brian Fallon, tweeted immediately after the announcement that he's confident that the state is up for grabs.
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Michigan, the state with the most delegates up for grabs, has no reported cases either, along with Mississippi and North Dakota.
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National opinion surveys are used to steer public opinion as much as collect it, while history is also up for grabs.
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We've got 10 pairs of tickets up for grabs, which you can enter to win below (open to UK entrants only).
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The bloc's five top jobs are up for grabs later this year after a continent-wide election nearly a month ago.
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They believe that if 2018 becomes a wave election year, even red states such as Tennessee may be up for grabs.
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After last night, 62 percent of Democratic delegates are still up for grabs, on a primary calendar that stretches into June.
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The FiveThirtyEight model shows a tightening race, with Sanders and Biden effectively forecast to split the 14 states up for grabs.
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All told, about 1,300 delegates will be awarded Tuesday, accounting for about one-third of all pledged delegates up for grabs.
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Biden won at least nine of the 14 states up for grabs and currently leads the delegate race with 513 delegates.
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Andrew M. Cuomo will be seeking a third term and all 213 Assembly and Senate seats will be up for grabs.
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In Florida, where 28503 delegates are up for grabs, Biden leads Sanders by nearly 22020 percentage points, or nearly 670,000 votes.
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Alabama, with 52 pledged delegates up for grabs, is one of more than a dozen states holding primaries and caucuses Tuesday.
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So we have now boiled--in terms of Trump's core constituency--I mean, Georgia might very well be up for grabs.
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I find the Complete First Season of Flight of the Conchords leaned up against an apartment building, seemingly up for grabs.
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His "China Loves Africa" collection often shows women as prizes that are up for grabs by one imperial power or another.
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There are 2157 delegates up for grabs, a tiny fraction of the 2129,212020 delegates needed to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Thousands of local posts and half the 24 seats in the Senate, still dominated by the opposition, were up for grabs.
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In selling their party's soul to the modern environmental movement, Democrats are putting much of their voter base up for grabs.
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Virgin Media is currently offering one of the best promotions around, with up to £150 in bill credit up for grabs.
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Lee said her coach had reassured her the title was still up for grabs despite starting the day five shots back.
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Abe needs his ruling coalition to win a majority of the seats up for grabs to keep party members in line.
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But instead of the previous jackpot of $550 million, Powerball says there will be an estimated $625 million up for grabs.
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California and Texas, with their large population centers and pricey media markets, have the most delegates up for grabs next week.
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Ten percent of the vote is still up for grabs, and that's enough to flip the lead once or twice more.
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Instead, he has his hopes hinged on other states, including California, where a large number of delegates are up for grabs.
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Oil and gas companies chasing the almighty buck are, with no foresight, making the beauty of this country up for grabs.
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If you're short on liability insurance, your house is just one of the assets that's up for grabs in a lawsuit.
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Almost a quarter of primary delegates are up for grabs on that day, including in states such as California and Texas.
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Puerto Rico's 59 delegates will be up for grabs March 29, in a race that's unlike any other in the country.
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There are about 385,000 votes up for grabs from Argentines living abroad who are not eligible to vote in the primary.
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Second, there was a greater sense then than now, I think, that the very nature of society was up for grabs.
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The semifinal was still up for grabs for both players late in a tiebreaker, with Thiem ahead two sets to one.
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At the time of publication, we found four models that were still up for grabs; the rest are completely sold out.
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After the surprise resignation of its last chief, the presidency of the World Bank is suddenly and unexpectedly up for grabs.
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Turning to large deals, Smallwood said there was about $2 billion worth of streaming transactions up for grabs in the market.
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At the time of publication, we found four models that were still up for grabs; the rest are completely sold out.
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The company got a boost from VR's resurgence, because the market for a good motion controller was literally up for grabs.
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Although you can often take home miniature bottles of shampoo and body wash, bulk amenities generally are not up for grabs.
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That means the state is up for grabs this year, giving Democrats a chance to end their exile from the statehouse.
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In the AFC, there are four teams locked in, but two division titles up for grabs, and one Wild Card spot.
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Eleven states will award delegates on Super Tuesday, when about a quarter of all outstanding delegates will be up for grabs.
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California alone is "fucking huge," as one presidential campaign aide put it — a behemoth with over 500 delegates up for grabs.
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In Congress, 435 seats in the US House of Representatives and 33 seats in the US Senate are up for grabs.
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This year, North Carolina is holding elections for state offices, with the governor's mansion and state General Assembly up for grabs.
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In total — including primaries in American Samoa and among Democrats abroad — there are 2628,28503 delegates up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
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On this intersection, like so many others in the world, your body and sense of safety were both up for grabs.
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Why it matters: The distinction between fact and fiction is up for grabs as the boundary separating them gets increasingly fuzzy.
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In Washington, where 101 pledged delegates are up for grabs, Sanders scored 73 percent of the vote compared with Clinton's 27.
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In Washington, where 27 pledged delegates are up for grabs, Sanders scored 2000 percent of the vote compared with Clinton's 215.
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With slightly more than a month to go, there are exactly two playoff spots up for grabs, one in each conference.
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A piece of Beatles history is up for grabs, but it's so old -- or vintage -- it goes by a different name.
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We live in a world of bots and trolls and curated news feeds, in which reality is basically up for grabs.
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The home that superstar Cher lived in during the 1970s — and later sold toEddie Murphy — is up for grabs for $85 million.
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Artists, collectors, curators, and dealers are all needed for the system to function, but the role of critics is up for grabs.
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In August, the House suddenly looked up for grabs, since Trump was losing by 6 points or more in the general election.
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"Much hangs in the balance this fall, with all 435 House seats and 33 Senate seats up for grabs," the letter says.
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The first candidate to rack up 2763,2712 delegates secures the Democratic nomination, and 262.5 of them are up for grabs on Tuesday.
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But there are a few covetable items still up for grabs, and each is perfect for gifting a friend, coworker, or yourself.
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Last year, the judge ordered the county to redraw the districts and put all of their seats up for grabs this November.
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Michael Jordan's hand-signed 1984 Olympics kicks are up for grabs ... and their final price tag could reach more than 6 figures!!
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Moscow is expected to maintain a majority stake of at least 50.1 percent in Rosneft, leaving about 19 percent up for grabs.
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On Super Tuesday, there are 595 Republican delegates (about 20 percent of the total number) and 1,015 Democratic delegates up for grabs.
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But based on the campaign's own polling and canvassing, the caucus votes of many women in Iowa are still up for grabs.
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Other party executives have said the ruling bloc should aim to win a majority, or 63, of the seats up for grabs.
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Between that purse and a $470 million Mega Million haul, a whopping $752 million is up for grabs in the next drawings.
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More than seven-and-a-half million voters are up for grabs, but there's a push and pull over registering even more.
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You really have a sense of just how much is up for grabs here in terms of the future of our nation.
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Terms are set for the Street Race and now the Whyte Wyrm AND Sunnyside Trailer Park (Jughead's home) are up for grabs.
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Nor has Altman announced his support for anyone running in 2018, when the composition of the U.S. Capitol is up for grabs.
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Save big on smart TVs from Sony, LG, Vizio, and TCL, and, as always, free Dell gift cards are up for grabs.
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The end of Mr Draghi's eight-year tenure coincides with European elections and the top jobs in Brussels coming up for grabs.
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More than one-fifth of all delegates are up for grabs: 595 Republicans and 93 Democrats, along with 150 additional Democratic superdelegates.
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The Senate majority leader is preparing for the midterm elections in November of 2018, when 34 Senate seats are up for grabs.
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Besides the high-end, luxury items up for grabs, Goop is also selling some more affordable items from stores like H&M.
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Five big states are voting, with a combined 15% of the total number of delegates available in each party up for grabs.
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Michigan and Pennsylvania suddenly seem up for grabs: Hillary Clinton has to win both of those states, along with Wisconsin and Nevada.
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But for fast typers who know how to work a spreadsheet, there's a whole other kind of world championship up for grabs.
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Her quest starts on Tuesday in the super-G, the first title up for grabs in the championships which run until Feb.
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Top EU jobs - including that of the head of the European Parliament - are now up for grabs following the bloc-wide vote.
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On Wednesday, the fifth and final EU job up for grabs, the president of the European Parliament, went to Italy's David Sassoli.
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With themed sets from Marvel, Harry Potter, and more up for grabs, now's the time to snatch them up before they're gone.
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The pieces up for grabs ranged from full costumes to ID badges, and included annotated scripts, directors' chairs, prop swords and guns.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... Rypien's championship ring from Super Bowl XXII is up for grabs via Goldin Auctions -- starting bid is $15,000.
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Investment bank UBS reckons some $50 billion of revenue could be up for grabs in 2030 from selling autonomous-vehicle operating systems.
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In Russia the party of President Vladimir Putin won three-quarters of the 450 seats up for grabs in a parliamentary election.
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"With zero Trump in tonight's debate, there are now 85033 million viewers up for grabs and I am grabbing them," Colbert said.
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The 92 delegates up for grabs in Indiana's Democratic race will be distributed proportionally and will probably do little to loosen Mrs.
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As the South Carolina Republican primary rolls to a close, the strong lead that a victory could offer is up for grabs.
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Plus, the almost eight delegates secured by Martin O'Malley, who dropped out of the race Monday night, will be up for grabs.
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Now it's becoming a key campaign issue for both candidates, and it appears the crucial voter bloc is still up for grabs.
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Again, even the appearance of pregnancy is enough for many people to think that a woman's tummy is (literally) up for grabs.
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There are 172 bound delegates up for grabs in the next round of primaries in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island.
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In 2016, all 435 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and thousands of state and local offices are up for grabs.
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There are 99 delegates up for grabs in that winner-take-all contest, although front-runner Donald Trump leads in the polls.
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Robin Williams' former crib along the San Francisco Bay is up for grabs ... and the view alone might make it go quickly.
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"What it means to be a conservative is up for grabs," said Reihan Salam, the executive editor of the conservative National Review.
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The contract up for grabs on the HS2 trains would cover the design, building and maintenance of the fleet, said the DfT.
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All the top brands are up for grabs, including Essie (we highly recommend the new Summer collection), Sinful Colors, and Sally Hansen.
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Still, Trump appears likely to register another resounding victory in a state with the second-most delegates up for grabs on Tuesday.
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Trump will get all 6900 bound delegates in Pennsylvania, as well as the 2628 up for grabs in winner-take-all Delaware.
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Almost as many delegates are up for grabs as on Saturday, and Trump is poised to win a solid majority of them.
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Sanders would have to take more than three-quarters of the remaining delegates up for grabs in order to block her victory.
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With the featherweight title up for grabs, UFC 194 also had Chris Weidman's middleweight belt on the line, defending against Luke Rockhold.
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I told Harry he should put the Crown Jewels up for grabs, but he said we had to play for cash instead.
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Voters in 36 states will choose governors this year, and more than 80 percent of state legislative seats are up for grabs.
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About 20.25 percent of Democrats' pledged delegates were up for grabs in six states: Michigan, Washington, Missouri, Mississippi, Idaho, and North Dakota.
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Six states — Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, and Washington — will vote, and there's a total of 352 delegates up for grabs.
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A lot is up for grabs, in terms of the civic identity of L.A. For me, it really is about the timing.
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The bloc's five top executive positions are up for grabs later this year after a continent-wide election nearly a month ago.
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The biggest battleground is Massachusetts, where 91 Democratic delegates are up for grabs and Clinton and Sanders are currently neck and neck.
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The second season did Will the small mercy of keeping him close to his mother, but his conscience was up for grabs.
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Enthusiasm is everything in the congressional elections, when turnout is typically lower than when the White House is also up for grabs.
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I think, however, that this is a rare chance to innovate in a giant market where everything is still up for grabs.
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There are also 42 delegates up for grabs next week, who are allocated on the basis of state and congressional district winners.
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Among the congressional districts, the biggest prizes were the 20th, 21st, and 22nd districts, with seven delegates up for grabs in each.
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The progressive senator is leading in the polls in California and Texas, where 415 and 85033 delegates, respectively, are up for grabs.
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All of those Senate seats are currently held by Republicans, and forecasters increasingly view the Senate as up for grabs in November.
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Some 2628 delegates are up for grabs between the three states on a night when the country was gripped by coronavirus fears.
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That left Demi's former flame Derek Peth up for grabs, and Tayshia Adams wasted no time pursuing the recently single podcast host.
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The broadcasting rights for the NFL, arguably one of the most popular leagues globally, are up for grabs in 2021 and 2022.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar combined to get more than 10% of support in most recent Texas polls, leaving those voters up for grabs.
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None of the states will be competitive in the general, but a not insignificant chunk of delegates will be up for grabs.
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And that's what the primary is really about: winning Democratic National Convention delegates, a majority of the nearly 4,000 up for grabs.
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Disney had been working with the ad groups Omnicom, Dentsu Aegis Network and Horizon when it put the contracts up for grabs.
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But 2018 also made it clear the Hispanic vote nationwide — even in the age of Trump — is very much up for grabs.
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Meanwhile, although taking back the U.S. House appears as daunting as ever, the presidency and U.S. Senate are still up for grabs.
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The healthy food options at the cafeteria included a salad bar, a fruit salad bar, and various fresh fruit up for grabs.
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Should Severino fail to at least start the regular season, the Yankees might have two spots up for grabs during spring training.
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You need a majority of the 23,21 up for grabs in the next few months to win the nomination before the convention.
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But 2018 is shaping up as a year in which old rules are out the window and everything is up for grabs.
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More than 22020 percent of the delegates come in the March contests when states like California and Texas are up for grabs.
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Suddenly, one of the most powerful statewide jobs in the country -- and a launching pad to higher office -- was up for grabs.
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With that kind of money up for grabs it's easy to see why racehorses can sell for millions of dollars at auction.
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In theory, after the revolution, everything will be "up for grabs"—which has been the great dream of leftist radicalism ever since.
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With control of the House and Senate up for grabs, Wall Street will be watching how the battle for power shapes up.
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Arizona is one of only nine Republican Senate seats up for grabs, and perhaps the minority party's best chance of gaining ground.
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A number of top EU jobs will be up for grabs after the vote, including the president of the European Central Bank.
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The city's democratic opposition has so far won two of the four seats up for grabs, and the pro-establishment camp one.
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More than half of the delegates who will determine the outcome of the party's convention in July are still up for grabs.
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The state is a small battleground, with only 1353 Democratic delegates up for grabs, a majority of which will go to Sanders.
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The state is a small battleground, with only 29 Democratic delegates up for grabs, a majority of which will go to Sanders.
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With all of that food up for grabs, the puddle attracted other animals, notably a rooster who often competed for the oats.
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And they hope that up-for-grabs voters will reward them should the economy keep growing while their tax bills are falling.
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They're all chasing a multitrillion-dollar global mobility market that Boston Consulting Group says puts $380 billion in profits up for grabs.
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Of all the states up for grabs tonight, this is the one that Sanders supporters should worry the least about having lost.
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Lucky for crazy Browns fans, the mobile memorabilia is up for grabs ... if ya got at least an extra $200k lying around!!
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With Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid retiring, his seat is up for grabs, and polls show a very tight race between Rep.
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Much like McDonald's beloved Shamrock Shake or Starbucks' seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte, these drinks are also up for grabs for a limited time.
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The SEC will get a team in, as will Clemson or Florida State, but the rest of the spots are up for grabs.
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But given the unpredictability of the series, the roses are still very much up for grabs, regardless of the contestants' taste for glitter.
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Between it and Powerball's top prize of $470 million, nearly $1.5 billion is up for grabs for some very lucky winners this week.
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Of course, these 16 lawmaker make up only a small snapshot of the thousands of state legislature seats up for grabs this year.
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Running on an anti-corruption platform, he is putting up a strong challenge for one of the two senate seats up for grabs.
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Johnson fears the Labour Party would use any suggestion that NHS access is up for grabs to its electoral advantage, the article said.
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NASA released a ton of software for free in a downloadable catalog, which lists many apps, code libraries and tools up for grabs.
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The naming rights to a football stadium in Denver, Colorado, home of the National Football League's Denver Broncos, are still up for grabs.
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Florida, which is 25 percent Latino and 17 percent black, is one of the key battleground states up for grabs this election season.
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The prospect of 1,200 miles of coast, up for grabs for any central government to own and secure makes that argument seem seductive.
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Trump is expected to secure a lion's share of the 172 delegates up for grabs in Tuesday's five Northeast and Mid-Atlantic primaries.
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Libratus has also been over-betting frequently, wagering far more to win a hand than is currently up for grabs in the pot.
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The much-anticipated Fortnite World Cup is finally happening this summer — and there's going to be a lot of money up for grabs.
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One reason: Buttigieg's narrow win netted him two delegates more than Sanders, 14 to 12, out of the 41 delegates up for grabs.
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Another 57 delegates are up for grabs in Indiana, a state that has voted Republican in nine of the last 10 presidential elections.
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I went back and I kind of recalculated the image numbers for Hillary and for Donald Trump among those 'up for grabs' voters.
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With majority control up for grabs in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, both parties have juiced up their political rhetoric.
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Console wars are fascinating to watch because each generation is up for grabs by any of the big three (Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft).
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They, too, seek to recruit candidates to run as soon as 2018, when the composition of the U.S. Congress is up for grabs.
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A "one of a kind Timothée Chalamet ventriloquist figure" is currently up for grabs on eBay for the low starting bid of $24,183.
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Terms in the Senate are six years long and staggered, and so about a third of the Senate seats are up for grabs.
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Eclipse glasses will be up for grabs at local libraries, and there will be viewing spots set up at parks across the city.
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All 120 seats of the New Jersey Legislature are up for grabs in November, along with the governorship currently held by Republican Gov.
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His third full-length, Convivium, is out June 3, on Denovali Records (CD, LP, and digital versions will be up for grabs here).
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Yet, in the more contentious, ideologically charged social dilemmas, his vote can be unpredictable, and therefore up for grabs during negotiations with colleagues.
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The fight to recover those lost seats begins this year, when more than 5,900 state legislative seats are up for grabs in November.
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For starters, up for grabs is a $50,000 main prize, an immediate injection of funding your company can use for whatever you want.
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That could change in the coming years as league rights to the NFL, the NBA and Major League Baseball come up for grabs.
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To be fair, Labour did well in the 2012 elections, the last time the council seats in play yesterday were up for grabs.
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With the October vote up for grabs, the only certainty in Argentina is that uncertainty looks set to reign during the months ahead.
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As of midnight, it seemed very plausible that Trump would win every one of the 28503 delegates up for grabs in South Carolina.
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Trump should win the 2900 bound delegates up for grabs in Pennsylvania and the 220006 at stake in Delaware's winner-take-all contest.
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This broader, less predetermined, electorate is more up for grabs — and usually grabbed again by incumbent presidents, which is why they rarely lose.
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Republicans will award another 91 delegates spread out over Hawaii, Idaho and Mississippi, while the Democrats have 36 up for grabs in Mississippi.
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Besides Chapman, top flight closers Kenley Jansen of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Mark Melancon of the Washington Nationals are up for grabs.
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With five games remaining, their seeding is very much up for grabs, with seventh-place Milwaukee and eighth-place Miami on their heels.
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