Democrats have the upper hand and they should play the upper hand.
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But it is increasingly clear who has the upper hand. ■
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At first glance, Amazon appears to have the upper hand.
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By this measure, liberals may have won the upper hand.
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Manu gets the upper hand, as per his senior status.
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And so, ISIS would have the theological upper hand here.
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But the Parisian delegation thinks it has the upper hand.
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The bottom line: Republicans admit Democrats have the upper hand.
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We're so used to seeing Randall with the upper hand.
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Will China have the upper hand if Rajapaksa displaces Wickremesinghe?
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Ryan Kass : Yeah, that definitely gave them the upper hand.
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When one side gains the upper hand it usually overreaches.
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PEPSI'S HAD THE UPPER HAND OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS.
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That could give Trump the upper hand, at least initially.
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Why do cities have the upper hand this time around?
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Democrats say Trump's public criticisms give adversaries an upper hand.
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For now, Mr. Mirziyoyev seems to have the upper hand.
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The Memo: Nationalists gain upper hand in Trump's White House.
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"Cunningham said promoters tend to "have the tactical upper hand.
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For now, Mr. Sanders's progressive vision has the upper hand.
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Messianic Zionism, of Amir's variety, has gained the upper hand.
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But the U.S. still maintains the upper hand with sanctions.
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Need more help getting the UPPER HAND on this puzzle?
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As the season concluded, cooler colors took the upper hand.
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An assassin by trade, Villanelle always has the upper hand.
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All over the world, populists have been gaining the upper hand.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state, has had the upper hand.
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Both had chances to gain the upper hand much earlier Friday.
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The 2010 redistricting has already given Republicans the upper hand, politically.
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If that's the case, then Ghost definitely had an upper hand.
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A decade of easy credit has given borrowers the upper hand.
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Moderates in favour of elections, however, now have the upper hand.
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Negan's cohorts think they have the upper hand as a result.
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Liberals in the cabinet may now be gaining the upper hand.
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Trump has the upper hand and the Democrats have no hand.
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With the amenders' momentum sapped, their opponents gained the upper hand.
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But sometimes, despite best efforts, Mother Nature wields an upper hand.
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Despite all this worry, the bulls still have the upper hand.
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And third, lest we forget: We always have the upper hand.
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North Korea gains the upper hand if we lose our focus.
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The bulls have the upper hand, at least for the moment.
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With perseverance, and better weather, they gradually gained the upper hand.
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Ironically, low employment across the Midwest gives workers the upper hand.
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Possibly because he, and his character, have the upper hand anyway.
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And Mr. Kim seems convinced that he has the upper hand.
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One faction has the upper hand and then it does not.
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Democrats have the upper hand, but they aren't acting like it.
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It does seem like Disney has the upper hand right now.
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For now, clean-government forces have the upper hand in Slovakia.
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"They are trying to have the upper hand at the table".
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Second, the President's legal team has the upper hand by default.
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In the decisive penalty shootout, however, Montenegro got the upper hand.
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Neither team gained an upper hand in the first extra frame.
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But the regulation could give universities the upper hand in negotiations.
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For the moment, the hard-liners have regained the upper hand.
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"The anti-immigrant folks really have the upper hand," he said.
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It's hard to imagine Putin not having the upper hand here.
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That means Republicans inherently have the upper hand in the gerrymandering game.
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If that's still not enough to give the Resistance the upper hand?
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But carmakers have looked to other means to gain the upper hand.
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"Fundamental traders up until now have had the upper hand," said Dusaniwsky.
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"The person creating the fake always has the upper hand," Farid said.
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But Rick, it turns out, has the upper hand — psychologically and physically.
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Cunning: Negan had the upper hand throughout "Wrath," no question about it.
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On a per-capita basis Taipei appears to have the upper hand.
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Most of the state's voters believe that Clinton has the upper hand.
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Whoever has the upper hand has no incentive to come to terms.
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To be sure, Kennedy has the upper-hand in deep-Red Louisiana.
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He had all the good students, so he had the upper hand.
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"He had this sort of weird subversive upper hand," Dweezil says laughing.
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Despite these pockets of resistance, Pelosi seems to have the upper hand.
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But Juppe's camp frets this may give the upper hand to London.
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If what Leuschner says is true, Tier does have the upper hand.
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BEACH: Look I think he has to continue with the upper hand.
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"Having a fanbase gives you massive upper hand, right away," he said.
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" At school, "Leticia had the upper hand; proper dominance was turned around.
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Ladji's transportation experience gives him an upper hand in his new profession.
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And so far, it looks like technology companies have the upper hand.
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Whoever has the upper hand has less incentive to come to terms.
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Over time, who holds the upper hand has shifted back and forth.
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In both states, Republicans have the upper hand in the gubernatorial race.
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McVay might need a few changeups to gain the upper hand. 3.
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Democrats are seeking the upper hand on the issue after forcing Sen.
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Doesn't US President Donald Trump love negotiations where he has the upper hand?
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Now with the upper hand, it has no incentive to make a deal.
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The whistleblower complaint has turned the tables, giving the House the upper hand.
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Washington is used to having the upper hand in relations with the Philippines.
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For the first four seasons, fans of the books had the upper hand.
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More probably, the economic nationalists on his team will have the upper hand.
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Facing little competition from America, Russia and China will have the upper hand.
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In terms of numbers, hardliners are almost certain to have the upper hand.
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But like their Parthian forebears, Iran and its allies have the upper hand.
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Duffey engineered an offense that did just enough to gain the upper hand.
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Anderson says Amazon also has the upper hand on selection and delivery times.
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However, Trump sees himself with the upper hand given China's lagging economic growth.
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But Serena had the upper hand, capitalizing on Venus' second serves all day.
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Google is acting plenty aggressive but Microsoft still has a huge upper hand.
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And every time his mind returned to that, pain got the upper hand.
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We gotta say, Harden's got the upper hand on LBJ with this one.
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If liberal internationalism wants to get the upper hand, it must reform itself.
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That said, there were some moments where Hillary clearly had the upper hand.
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The knowledge I had attained gave me the upper hand in the conversation.
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Jamie gains the upper hand in the duel, stabbing Randall in the groin.
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Consumers simply don't have the upper hand when it comes to online transactions.
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The candidates with the most support would have the upper hand, of course.
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This should give the Creek Nation the upper hand, at least in theory.
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The Hill: Trump seeks upper hand on civility – to the chagrin of Democrats.
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Trump would appear to have the upper hand going into the first debate.
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If demand is high but gasoline is plentiful, distributors have the upper hand.
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Conniff argues, though, that foreign fishermen get the upper hand on the catch.
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If so, ObamaCare wins and Sanders has the upper hand in the debate.
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Even if his body remains weak, he'll still have the upper hand again.
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But when it comes to making connections, introverts may have the upper hand.
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Only after that humiliation were the women able to gain the upper hand.
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In any event, Ethiopia always has had the upper hand in the relationship.
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Republicans for years owned the upper hand on patriotism as a political issue.
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Johnson continued to speak, struggling to gain the upper hand with the crowd.
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Varadkar said the EU would have the upper-hand when talks get underway.
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At-will employment gives a significant upper hand to the country&aposs employers.
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The upper hand relished by Gus here, in other words, will not last.
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Even as the economy booms, polls show Democratic candidates with the upper hand.
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You can use that lull to your advantage — and gain the upper hand.
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One conclusion is clear: Prosecutors have the upper hand in this epic battle.
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Republicans still believe the GOP has the upper hand in the general election.
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Mr. Trump, advisers said, still believes he has the upper hand with Democrats.
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The fighting eased in the afternoon as Saleh supporters gained the upper hand.
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Crist also has the upper hand when it comes to demographics and fundraising.
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Ramona and Destiny set out on a mission to gain back the upper hand.
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Standing firm on NetSuite will help keep the upper hand in any upcoming negotiations.
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South Korea has the upper hand in the dispute, since it controls the islands.
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At the time, Democrats had the upper hand and saw little reason to compromise.
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She has the upper hand, argument-wise, but definitely the lower hand, life-wise.
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As long as the new memory has the upper hand, his fear is suppressed.
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I think that gave me the upper hand in stringing some more points together.
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Nationalists within the party have long had the upper hand over progressives, she adds.
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"The U.S. administration probably has the upper hand in this currency war," he added.
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Until now, John — expert con-man and ex-con — had the clear upper hand.
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Coal could take the upper hand again when coal-fired plants resume normal operations.
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I would argue that, for the moment, robotic exploration should have the upper hand.
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But business groups feared it gave unions the upper hand at the bargaining table.
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The power struggle has given rise to uncertainty over who has the upper hand.
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And for now, Cruz and Rubio have the upper hand, according to the data.
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Memories preserved Now, with the horses, his ancestral instincts definitely got the upper hand.
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Still, he said, Monsanto made a mistake in thinking it had the upper hand.
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Bernie Sanders is seen as having the upper hand in West Virginia's Democratic contest.
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Joe Heck and Democratic Pennsylvania senate hopeful Katie McGinty all hold the upper hand.
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He claimed to have the political upper hand, saying Schumer and Pelosi were weakened.
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This gave Aviva, already a well-liked name among the buyside, the upper hand.
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Cornyn's campaign expressed confidence that its candidate would have the upper hand against Castro.
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On the sales side, being a woman felt like I had the upper hand.
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You have the upper hand in this situation, but you can avoid provoking aggression.
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This now gives Salvini the upper hand in determining the government's economic policy agenda.
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Ramona and Destiny set out on a mission to gain back the upper hand.
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The president of China may have the upper hand after a visit to Pyongyang.
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"It is definitely a buyer's market and they have the upper hand," she says.
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Standing firm on NetSuite will help keep the upper hand in any coming negotiations.
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It's hard to find anyone who says Putin didn't emerge with the upper hand.
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Mr. Putin has helped the dictator gain the upper hand in Syria's civil war.
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Before he arrived, there were even indications the North Koreans held an upper hand.
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Recent polls suggest Democrats have the upper hand over Republicans going into the elections.
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SHODAN always has the upper hand, she anticipates your next move, and self-corrects.
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Nothing guarantees that Kim would negotiate after gaining the upper hand on South Korea.
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When it comes to relationships, who has the upper hand: the pumpkin or the thief?
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By the end, in whatever this struggle had been, she had secured the upper hand.
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While we gave the upper hand to Magic Leap, Microsoft ended up winning the contract.
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Kenya's government is gaining the upper hand over those who might hold it to account.
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IN HIS trade war with China, President Donald Trump appears to have the upper hand.
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But modern submarines are very quiet, and neither side has gained a definitive upper hand.
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Were Iranian Kurds to start a serious revolt, Iran's forces would have the upper hand.
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Were it just a tit-for-tat tariff battle, America would have the upper hand.
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The current one gives Renault, itself 143% owned by the French state, the upper hand.
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A religious exemption seems to have the upper hand for now, but that could change.
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Facebook is attacking Snap so aggressively now while it still has a big upper-hand.
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The digital economy is changing the game, giving the upper hand to centralized data processing.
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On paper, Vladimir Putin should not have had the upper hand going into the meeting.
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"The administration recognizes that in the short run it has the upper hand," he continued.
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Democrats have a slight upper hand, as the party's establishment continues to rally behind Rep.
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Civil rights groups believe they will have the upper hand in at least some cases.
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But while Ruiz is a familiar GOP target, he's so far had the upper hand.
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So Trump will continue to have the upper hand in confirming judges to lifetime posts.
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All this to gain the upper hand in ongoing negotiations to reopen the federal government.
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And based on the new trailer, it looks like Scarlet Witch has the upper hand.
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"The China hawks have the upper hand in Washington at the moment," Professor Curran said.
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But he noted that sellers still have the upper hand in some neighborhoods, particularly downtown.
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At one point, Sam was watching TV while Lang struggled to get the upper hand.
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To gain the upper hand, you can't just win states — you have to win big.
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With Singapore as the venue, Mr. Trump may have an upper hand, veteran diplomats said.
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She attacks Ben, but he promptly gets the upper hand and begins to choke her.
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"It's going to be a long battle, and Amazon's got the upper hand," he said.
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The bird-strike community can safely claim to have the upper hand at the moment.
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Indeed, Texas may have the upper-hand in this land duel with the Trump administration.
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Kendall finally has the upper hand, but does he know where to go from here?
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More-educated patients have an upper hand when navigating the medical system, she told Reuters Health.
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Gaining a bit more of an upper hand in annual appropriations negotiations is a big deal.
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Walmart is also seeking to control some beef production to gain an upper hand on suppliers.
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It's not entirely clear that Democrats or Republicans have the upper hand in the abortion debate.
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Perkowski still argued he holds the upper hand over Trump thanks to the voluntary cessation doctrine.
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Cynicism has the upper hand, after years of what many say were empty promises of improvement.
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In the peace efforts, Machar's former rebels are friendless and penniless, giving Kiir the upper hand.
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China's path has never been linear: reformists and conservatives have constantly jostled for the upper hand.
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If you're a member of the Beyhive, you're gonna have the upper hand in today's game!
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If the Houthis are driven out, the coalition could get the upper hand in the war.
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The majority said the incidents occurred in professional situations, where he clearly had the upper hand.
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That this Republican White House went along demonstrates how Pelosi and Democrats held the upper hand.
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Trump's hawkish National Security Advisor John Bolton "had that upper hand for a while," Nephew said.
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On their first meeting, a first-to-10 exhibition, Kishida looked to have the upper hand.
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The upper hand The latest effort comes after previous ceasefire attempts by the international community crumbled.
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Campbell's campaign believes they have the upper hand with these voters, even in Fayard's own backyard.
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But Mr. Trump has plainly faltered in his attempts to seize the upper hand over Mrs.
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But it took Russian air power to break the stalemate and give Assad the upper hand.
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So, was this just two CEO's trading mutual insults and insinuations to gain the upper hand?
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In short, we are unwittingly crediting Kim as maintaining an upper hand in these nuclear negotiations.
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After the second summit, Trump now has the upper hand with both North Korea and China.
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But the plan is to continue to improve lines and work toward keeping the upper hand.
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Last September, palladium gained the upper hand over platinum for the first time in 16 years.
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He had the upper hand back in January, when the court heard argument in Friedrichs v.
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Sansa delivers the troops that save Jon Snow's hide and gives their side the upper hand.
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For now, Khartoum has the upper hand in the online battle between between democracy and dictatorship.
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Several recent polls, both nationwide and in battleground states, have shown Clinton with the upper hand.
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But for now, that's not happening, Cramer said, arguing President Donald Trump has the upper hand.
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That mind-set on the left has given Democrats an upper hand in campaign fund-raising.
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That faction has been in the minority, but appeared to win the upper hand on Thursday.
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A quiz for our country of the week (New Zealanders will obviously have the upper hand).
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My advice to gain the upper hand in this struggle is to demobilize the digital stream.
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Uncritically defending the status quo will just give Mr. Trump and his allies the upper hand.
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The lack of a stand-out GOP challenger gives Bennet the upper-hand in the race.
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However, we believe that price-supportive factors should gain the upper hand in the longer term.
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The ruling against him confirmed the right to be forgotten had the upper hand, he said.
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But GOP leaders felt they had the upper hand politically and refused to go any further.
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For the first time in years, apartment hunters and tenants renewing leases have the upper hand.
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One aide said Mr. Trump believes he has gained the upper hand in the public battle.
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As the second Trump-Kim meeting approaches, North Korea looks to have the upper hand again.
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Armed with sensitive information, Mr. Avenatti approached the meeting as though he had the upper hand.
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In Florida, a Quinnipiac University poll released on Thursday shows Mr. Trump with a strong upper hand.
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Visually, the upper hand already belonged to the U.S. president – and the summit hadn't even officially begun.
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Will the bears continue to gain the upper hand in Q2, or will the bulls charge again?
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The Pentagon has begun to publicly acknowledge that in missiles, at least, China has the upper hand.
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Microsoft could get the upper hand, though, given Sony has decided not to attend this year's expo.
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In both North Carolina and Nevada, Clinton appears to have the upper hand on those two issues.
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When it comes to metaphor and allusion, humans will always believe that they have the upper hand.
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Which has the upper hand will become clear only once he begins making appointments and proposing laws.
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The late night star will clearly have the upper hand, given his capacity as the Oscars emcee.
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In that brief moment, they're equals, and the villain usually holds the upper hand, at least temporarily.
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By Tuesday, the Madrid government had gained the upper hand in the protracted struggle over Catalonia's independence.
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But a closer look reveals a subtle shift in dynamics that could give Macron an upper hand.
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Shazam doesn't have a hands-free option, giving SoundHound the upper hand while you're driving the car.
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Your fearless and courageous attitude will help you take the necessary risks to get the upper hand.
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With this kind of upper hand, the concept of Where White People Meet is sort of puzzling.
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Using money to get the upper hand over your partner is wrong, whether it's subtle or extreme.
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It is an indication that the group is confident that its favored candidate has the upper hand.
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The trip would have underscored Washington's failure to reach a credible denuclearization deal and Pyongyang's upper hand.
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When Mr. Ducasse got the upper hand in the fight, a third man approached and stabbed him.
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You should always be able to find a way to gain the upper hand in every situation.
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When you attempt to destroy a people you don't believe exists, fury may get the upper hand.
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What is clear is that Russia — and, by proxy, Assad — seems to have the upper hand here.
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By giving women the sexual upper hand, these remakes neutralize the most offensive aspects of the originals.
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Whatever the merits of approach #1, it has never gained the upper hand in the United States.
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Campaigners say it is a strategy mostly used by husbands seeking an upper hand in custody battles.
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This would seemingly give President Donald Trump an upper hand as he engages in the trade fight.
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The Wizards held the upper hand in rebounding, finishing with a 57-38 advantage on the boards.
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It may seem that the males are controlling the sperm, but the females have the upper hand.
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But Ghani denied that his offer signaled desperation or that his government had lost the upper hand.
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But in recent weeks, General Hifter's forces have gained the upper hand in the battle for Tripoli.
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"DeLauro would have an upper hand, despite seniority," said one House Democratic lawmaker watching the evolving race.
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And that prime minister will have the upper hand in forming the government and making domestic policy.
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However, we believe that the price-supportive factors should gain the upper hand in the longer term.
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Apple used this position to gain the upper-hand in partnerships — deal terms were often in their favor.
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The consultation can give an upper hand, so is important that you protect yourself and seek legal advice.
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These data points might suggest Democrats and abortion rights activists have the upper hand in the abortion debate.
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Taxify, as a European company battling a pair of US-based mobility startups, may have the upper hand.
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Brazil had the upper hand but France, who still threatened through Diani, held on to force extra time.
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" He also insisted that it's Trump who enters the meeting with the upper hand: "We're strong, they're not.
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She could think Democrats now have the upper hand politically, with polls showing support for the impeachment process.
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The degenerates who gamble on politics give Republicans the upper hand in keeping the Senate for a reason.
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As a commander, he comes equipped with powerful abilities that can give you the upper hand in battle.
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I noted on Monday morning that the bears had an opening to get the upper hand this month.
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One day, you have the upper hand, you're in control, and the next, you're totally at somebody's mercy.
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I was looking for strategies and prefab decks to get the upper hand when I stumbled upon Jinketi.net.
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Louisville appears to take the upper hand—Rice is from the Louisville area—but there's a plot twist!
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It's almost like the more cold and more unfazed you are, the more you have the upper hand.
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President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Thursday that the United States holds the upper hand in talks.
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It immediately spins the story in a different direction and gives her the upper hand over the Blossoms.
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The writers clearly needed to orchestrate a Negan arrival in which the Saviors' leader has the upper hand.
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We have had brief rallies but within a couple of days, bearish sentiment seizes the upper hand again.
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With the upper hand, Moscow does not appear inclined to give any ground — either in Syria or Munich.
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The two leaders appear to be testing one another, neither willing to lose face or the upper hand.
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VHS gained the upper hand the following decade; but Sony stopped producing Betamax cassette tapes only in 2016.
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At this point prayers are not enough, ignorance and hatred can not continue to have the upper hand.
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The vagina incident was a power play in her mind, giving her the upper hand in a negotiation.
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Democrats appear to have the upper hand in the national battle for control of the House of Representatives.
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Meanwhile, Trump signaled he supports both bills — leaving it unclear which piece of legislation has the upper hand.
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Mr. Kahn is letting his gifts as a sculptor and colorist, which are real, get the upper hand.
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It frustrated leaders of the European Union, who increasingly appear to have the upper hand in the discussions.
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Now, with climate deniers in Congress and in the White House, the oil industry has the upper hand.
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In the first of three rounds against Mr. Li, Mr. Yan initially appeared to have the upper hand.
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How does a man people are inclined to make fun of usually wind up with the upper hand?
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On the surface, the U.S. would appear to very much have the upper hand in any trade confrontation.
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This week's standoff between the president and Congress seemed to end with Mr. Vizcarra having the upper hand.
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The combination of high demand and limited inventory means that sellers have the upper hand at the moment.
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The agency's ample coffers gave Rockefeller the upper hand in taking over the subway system from the city.
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Democrats feel they have the upper hand after winning control of the House and seven governorships last month.
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Because FAFSA funds are distributed as applications come in, families who plan ahead can gain an upper hand.
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And that means both parties have the chance to gain the upper hand by mounting effective public arguments.
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So she moved fast to buy it while Google still had an upper hand at the negotiation table.
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Progressive Democrats appeared to have the upper hand over moderates as the bill went through its final iterations.
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But with newer and smaller devices hitting the market, kids motivated to vape will have the upper hand.
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As ISIS' influence has waned and rebel-held locations reclaimed, Assad has regained the upper hand in Syria.
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I am afraid it is not a correct attitude if someone always wants to maintain an upper hand.
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For the time being, she said, commanders appeared to have concluded that Mr. Maduro has the upper hand.
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Mostly her scholarly work takes the upper hand in dictating what she tracks on Instagram, Ms. Frisa said.
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"Instead, it should begin drafting retaliatory measures against the United States so as to gain an upper hand."
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" They also take for granted, he said, financial advice that "native parents with an upper hand economically have.
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"We needed to become experts on addiction before we could get the upper hand on HIV," he said.
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The Piedmont region of northwestern Italy was one such place where pessimism seemed to have the upper hand.
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After Tuesday night's games — there are two more Wednesday night — Mexico still holds the upper hand in the rivalry.
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However, Anton gets the upper hand at one point, and violently slashes into Charlotte, nearly cutting her arm off.
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Aggressive private hackers and state-sponsored cyber-warriors appear to have the upper hand over beleaguered corporations and governments.
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"Constitutionally, the federal government might have the upper hand ... but the B.C. government could force significant delays," he said.
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Those resolutions, when codified on paper, often give an upper hand to the wealthy and members of majority groups.
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If you haven't gotten the upper hand with your cash flow, revisit those basic elements of income versus spending.
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But more than anything else he is an America First deal-wrangler who knows he has the upper hand.
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Nonetheless, Republicans appeared to take the upper hand in a fight that stands to dominate Capitol Hill for months.
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Oh, how the tables have turned — if only Heidi knew she finally held the upper hand in all this.
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This is exactly what we should expect to happen when sellers have the upper hand over buyers, economists say.
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She seemed to have the upper hand and many people began to wonder if perhaps she had been underestimated.
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So long as that remains true, those that can put the bigger picture first will have the upper hand.
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So, I still maintain Chuck has the upper hand in this even if he is losing everything he loves.
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The Bruins had the upper hand in the third, outshooting Buffalo 13-7, on their way to the win.
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If you're worried that blocking them will somehow give them the upper hand, or show they've won, who cares?
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Because this is only the second act, Croft's upper hand is undercut by Ana's soldiers and their heavy weapons.
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"For the bulls to regain the full upper hand, a close over $50 is what we need," he said.
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If you leave early because of the anxiety, you'll feel defeated, as if the anxiety has the upper hand.
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WRONG-FOOTED At the time of the Vilahur talks, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy seemed to hold the upper hand.
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Tatum, who currently stars in The Hateful Eight, does admit that his wife should have had the upper hand.
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We can just let them get the upper hand, or we can have artificial intelligence participate in protecting us.
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But for now a populist camp around Putin appeared to have the upper hand over those calling for reform.
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North Korea also may be trying to get an upper hand ahead of a possible resumption of nuclear talks.
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Almost from the start Murray berated himself and disputed several line calls, but he eventually gained the upper hand.
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It is no secret that China often deploys unfair tactics to gain an upper hand in the global economy.
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In sopping conditions on Court 1, Stosur quickly gained the upper hand, beating Halep, 7-22 (22), 21-23.
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There will be optimism that his visit is a sign that White House moderates have gained the upper hand.
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But what's unsettling to me is that his side of the Democratic Party has gained the upper hand, ideologically.
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Analysis: Trump administration officials claim they have the upper hand as China's economy begins to buckle under U.S. tariffs.
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But long before he was forced out by the Supreme Court, the military had the upper hand yet again.
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One of the committee's lawmakers highlighted another upper hand: the enormous sums that these giant corporations spend on lobbying.
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The Taliban likely doesn't to make too many concessions because it currently has the upper hand in the war.
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When asked on Friday, Sanders said he believes this extra time gives several of his opponents an upper hand.
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But Renault is Nissan's largest shareholder, with a stake of more than 40 percent, giving it the upper hand.
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But with or against the wind, Ostapenko gained the upper hand with her superior power and fearless shot selection.
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Over the last few months, Uber and Waymo have traded barbs and legal maneuvers to gain the upper hand.
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Varadkar said "the reality of the situation" is that the EU will have the upper hand in trade talks.
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While it is unlikely he will regain control of all of Syria, he already has the upper hand generally.
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In fact, life insurers say that taking a direct-to-consumer genetic test may give them the upper hand.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Thursday that the United States holds the upper hand in talks.
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Overall, 22020 percent of respondents said male candidates have the upper hand, compared to 8 percent who thought otherwise.
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Most business leaders are, like many opinion polls, split over which side of the debate has the upper hand.
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The president took to Twitter on Thursday saying he had the upper hand in the trade war with China.
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So China clearly has the upper hand in this dynamic, which means that Russia has much weaker negotiating power.
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Some Democrats tacitly admitted that the White House currently has the upper hand -- but predicted the tables would turn.
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The Allies, who were in control of all the major landmasses that lined the ocean, had the upper hand.
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Once completely dependent upon imports for our critical energy needs, the United States is finally gaining the upper hand.
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That makes it harder for dealers to keep the upper hand when discussing typical prices, features or available inventory.
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Fear has the upper hand today, with equities falling and the dollar weakening against the yen and the euro.
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And when it seems as though there's not enough to go around, nature will always have the upper hand.
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Both China and the United States sought to gain the upper hand before the start of the G20 summit.
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Democrats believe they finally have the upper hand — and Donald Trump has made himself extremely vulnerable to their attacks.
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Apple's been wary to blur the lines between desktop and laptop too much, relinquishing the upper hand to Samsung here.
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El Marro, a proud local, told his gang that they had the upper hand on their own turf, Juan recalled.
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So Republicans will definitely have the upper hand regardless of who the Democrats nominate heading into November in this district.
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Though the woman has the upper hand in terms of age, she is often a conquest for the virile dude.
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Clearly, it seems to be working since Tyrion thought he had the upper hand after figuring out Cersei is pregnant.
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In their final confrontation, Walter has the upper hand over David, and David says Walter has to make a choice.
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The falling share of labour in the American economy shows that capital seems to have the upper hand over labour.
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The miracle of Two Small Bodies is Eileen's ability to maintain the upper hand in even the most humiliating scenarios.
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Clearly, Judalon is able to enact her revenge on Oziel because he never thought she could get the upper hand.
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GC: The message that market currently is running with is the hawks are in the upper hand at the moment.
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I had an upper hand compared to a few of my polo classmates in that I grew up riding horses.
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Jim Cramer understands the importance of doing homework and picking individual stocks, and wants investors to get the upper hand.
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Through a sneaky DNA swap, the hosts would have gotten the upper hand, and turned the virus' defenses against themselves.
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Overall, analysts believe the United States has the upper hand in its trade war with the world's second largest economy.
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Under Sahra Wagenknecht, who is Putin-friendly and anti-NATO, the hardliners currently have an upper hand in the party.
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"From a parliamentary standpoint, the military retains the upper hand because it controls the 250-seat upper house," said Zawacki.
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The absence of effective surveillance gives hackers the upper hand before, during and in the aftermath of a cyber attack.
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The pacing of the interruptions feels choreographed rather than each actor trying to get the upper hand in the conversation.
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"In the short term, neither bulls nor bears can get the upper hand," Min Lizheng, analyst at Eastmoney Securities wrote.
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China has appeared in recent months to be gaining the upper hand in the long-running South China Sea dispute.
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Plus there's Arya's vendetta against Cersei and, so far, no one has managed to get the upper hand on Cersei.
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Vying for power Until a few months ago, Nguyen Tan Dung, Vietnam's two-term prime minister had the upper hand.
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Plumbing is a dog-eat-dog kind of business and those with the strongest truck decals have the upper hand.
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Stan definitely has an upper hand, here; he has Gaad, and has been an FBI agent for a long time.
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But administration officials, emboldened by a federal appeals court ruling in Virginia last month, think they have the upper hand.
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Yet the Thunder duo has gained the upper hand, carrying the team to a win away from the conference finals.
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But even most Republicans don't hold out much hope that Trump and the White House can get the upper hand.
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Her knowledge of sociology, as well as her ability to simply be a human being, give her the upper hand.
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And Mr. Trump, as the nominee and the fund-raising tent pole for the party, may have the upper hand.
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Clinton has a solid upper hand in Colorado and Virginia, the home state of Senator Tim Kaine, her running mate.
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The lawyer for the drivers has said this would be disastrous for their case and give Uber the upper hand.
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Democrats look to be united in their opposition to a wall and believe that they have the political upper hand.
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Since then, the two sides have waged an all-out war in which Mr. Erdogan has had the upper hand.
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CBS took the upper hand in the takeover battle after winning a court challenge from the media moguls on Monday.
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In the currency market, the dollar retreated against many major currencies while keeping its upper hand against emerging economy currencies.
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The bottom line: The challenges give the upper hand to those moving forward with 7 nanometers — namely, TSMC and Samsung.
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The Jayhawks had the upper hand, though, with Ellis scoring eight points in the first half and Mason adding seven.
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Disney appears to have the upper hand, because the Fox assets it's buying include a 39 percent stake in Sky.
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With a flood of issues now hitting the market, investors are finally getting the upper hand — and can choose carefully.
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In recent weeks, many of those figures have deserted him as the demonstrations appear to have gained the upper hand.
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But while the Maduro government has the upper hand inside Venezuela, two external forces are putting pressure on the regime.
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While Mr. Erdogan has the upper hand, he faces his most serious competition ever and is, experts say, running scared.
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After the start-over, the Blues gained the upper hand in the first period while outshooting the Ducks 16-9.
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Trump understands the current opportunity for the United States to gain the upper hand on economic and national security matters.
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For the moment, Spain's prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, armed with the country's Constitution, appeared to have taken the upper hand.
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These five cheap(ish) things will help give you the upper hand against closet clutter and streamline your overstuffed space.
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Several aerospace and trade experts believe Boeing has the upper hand because the ITC sides more frequently with U.S. companies.
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Russian forces stationed in Syria have helped Mr. Assad gain the upper hand in the country's seven-year civil war.
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Muller said he respected Tesla and it remains to be seen who will have the upper hand in the future.
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Samsung's market share in China has dwindled to near insignificance as competitors like Huawei and Xiaomi got the upper hand.
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As the CEO of Mayweather Promotions, Ellerbe, 54, appears to have the upper hand when it comes to talent identification.
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"So, whether you ... love President Trump or you hate him, he has definitive the upper hand here," the host said.
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The dichotomy between Netflix's plans and Apple's could also give Apple an upper hand when it comes to courting talent.
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A persistent supply glut and low spot prices have given Japan's utilities the upper hand in their negotiations with sellers.
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Thus, in the ongoing game of thrones between Raisi and Larijani, Raisi so far seems to have the upper hand.
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" Principal Global Investors' Seema Shah dubbed Trump's latest comments as a "ploy to regain the upper hand in these negotiations.
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When Captain Ghauri gained the upper hand over Mr. Reid, two other inmates are accused of joining in the assault.
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Since the beginning of this year's contest, it's been assumed that Hillary Clinton holds the upper hand with minority voters.
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Many of Mr. Bouteflika's erstwhile allies have deserted him in recent weeks as the demonstrations have gained the upper hand.
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Congressional Democrats feel they have the upper hand in negotiations and few incentives to give the president what he wants.
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Right now the state looks somewhat more competitive on the presidential level, but Clinton appears to have the upper hand.
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" The New York congressman added that he fears Trump's rhetoric on national security could hurt the public's broader perception of the GOP's ability to tackle terrorism: "Just from a political point of view, for Obama's policies get the upper hand at a time when we should have the upper hand even makes it more distressing.
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Previous ceasefires, however, have had a poor record of ending fighting in Syria, where Assad's forces have gained the upper hand.
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" That being said, the source says Jenner, 18, "likes Tyga's attention" – and the fact that she "has the upper hand now.
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Cities like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco might have the upper hand when it comes to foodie restaurant culture.
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President Trump should not lose sight of the fact that he doesn't owe Putin anything: Indeed, Trump holds the upper hand.
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Still, in the perennial struggle between hardliners and reformists, the reformists seem in some ways to be gaining the upper hand.
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With just one episode left in this season, it looks like the army of the dead is gaining the upper hand.
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Scissors said by putting out a time frame on the deal, the Trump administration has given the upper hand to China.
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"Carriers now have gained the upper hand in terms of the power of the relationship with the handset manufacturers," he continued.
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Last week, a series of opinion polls showed public opinion was divided, with the leave camp holding a slight upper-hand.
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During his fight with his murderer, Gregor Clegane (known as the Mountain), Oberyn easily has the upper hand — until he doesn't.
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For now Mr Kabila, who has ruled Congo since inheriting the job from his dad in 2001, has the upper hand.
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They fell short of a parliamentary majority but won enough seats to ensure conservatives lost the upper hand in the house.
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Still, in the test of wills between civilians and the armed forces, it is the generals who retain the upper hand.
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However, Apple still probably has the upper hand in visibility, thanks to its long-running and recognizable "Shot on iPhone" campaign.
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Instead China wants the upper hand in peacetime, or in crises that fall in the grey zone between peace and war.
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Though her silhouette and boxed outline is mostly in black, the right upper-hand corner is drawn in a rich red.
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It's hard to say who has the upper hand here, but I strongly suspect that all is not as it seems.
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That gave the upper hand to candidates favoured by the etablishment, even as the country as a whole became less conservative.
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Donald Trump's top economic adviser, Gary Cohn, quit on Tuesday, giving free trade skeptics the upper hand in the White House.
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WILLIAMS: No. Just saying you&aposre going to -- you think you guys are the only ones with the upper hand here.
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A tool that a villain uses to gain the upper hand by turning his good guy opponent's traditional masculinity against him.
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The prime minister will attempt to regain the upper hand when he appears in the House of Commons later on Monday.
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In doing so, the federal government can finally gain the upper hand after suffering many decades of failure against gang violence.
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A wave of new issuance in May and June has given investors the upper hand with more deals to choose from.
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This then also gives some insight as to who has the upper hand in negotiating a fight between McGregor and Mayweather.
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No one is getting the upper hand in this argument and, if we are lucky, it won't end any time soon.
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But Bennet goes into the general with the upper-hand and a huge cash advantage of $5.7 million in the bank.
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"It's not such a scary time for boys, they're always had the upper hand, they've always had a choice," she sings.
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There, companies like Apple, which are rolling out cards in partnership with a bank like Goldman Sachs, have the upper hand.
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Even if neither of them get the upper hand over each other, they separated themselves from the rest of the field.
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Boise State University political science professor Dr. Stephen Utych researched whether moderates or progressives had the upper hand in general elections.
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I think the biggest risk is the hard-liners in Iran get the upper hand, and Iran resumes their nuclear program.
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That gave China the upper hand with overseas companies, which were increasingly dependent on profits from the country's growing consumer base.
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Luján argues that Democrats have an early upper-hand in several competitive districts, including GOP-leaning seats now held by Reps.
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Apple has the upper hand here, so if data security and privacy matter to you, you'll want to buy a HomePod.
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But it faces competition from a medicine produced by rival Roche that some analysts say may already have the upper hand.
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The United States has the upper hand in any negotiations with North Korea, but North Korea is playing the long game.
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If Trump can keep replacing liberal judges with conservatives, he'd be giving conservatives an upper hand that would last for decades.
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Cohn's resignation was widely seen as a sign that free trade skeptics were gaining the upper hand at the White House.
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Once feeling makes it out into the open, no disguises, the scholar appears to gain the upper hand: decorum overrides passion.
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But it's hard to say that the U.S. has the upper hand because China is not showing any signs of relenting.
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So as Sanders soars, Clinton attacks him, which gives Sanders the upper hand as Iowa and New Hampshire prepare to vote.
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"Our military officials there do not have the upper hand; they mostly only wait to respond to the Taliban," he said.
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Briefly the rebellion gains the upper hand; one soldier is publicly executed, and others are strangled after being intoxicated by women.
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She said the choice could affect which party faction — Mr. Trong's or that of his political rivals — gains the upper hand.
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With its superior military and financial resources, China seemingly holds the upper hand in the fight for the South China Sea.
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Using her newfound upper hand, Cecilia forces Adrian to grab a steak knife off the table and cut his own throat.
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Instead, they saw it as a chance to gain the upper hand as polling shows Americans increasingly want a "fair" trial.
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A combined entity reduces competition, which could give it the upper hand in negotiations with commercial health insurers in its area.
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Buyers have gained the upper hand as growth in new supplies, mainly from Australia and the United States, has exceeded demand.
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It's also considering a third offer, with any final decision set to affect who gains the upper hand at the company.
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TPC Sawgrass and its greens have always had the upper hand on him, so this time around, he switched things up.
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General Khalifa Hifter, the militia leader, has the upper hand on the ground, and appears to be the biggest wild card.
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Nexstar appeared to have the upper hand, the person said, until Sinclair proposed $43.50 a share on Saturday, sealing the deal.
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Mr. Cayo said the fines were not worth negotiating now because the city has the upper hand in the coming trial.
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Republicans would still hold the upper hand in the chamber because Vice President Mike Pence would be available to break ties.
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Think about it: When you're standing and someone else is sitting, you feel more authoritative, like you have the upper hand.
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"Technology has got the upper hand and will stay well ahead of that and counter-balance" the effects of global warming.
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But if recent polls and Saturday's South Carolina results are any indication, Trump has gained the upper hand in the region.
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This includes whether either side is gaining an upper hand or how much control Kiir and Machar have over their forces.
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But they fear alienation and arrest if they return to areas of Iraq where Shi'ite paramilitaries now have the upper hand.
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But with regard to Kim Jong-un, maybe Kim Jong-un and the North Koreans don&apost have the -- maybe we don&apost have the upper hand with them or as much as an upper hand with them as we think, and I think that with that meeting, the president has to remain on his toes even more so.
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A dearth of big tech IPOs has left Snap with the upper hand on Wall Street, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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But it's equally unlikely that either side will stop or slow in its efforts to gain the upper hand, if only temporarily.
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With the support of Russia and Iran, Assad has gained the upper hand militarily and opposition forces appear unable to dislodge him.
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Oil however has lost ground in the second quarter, hinting that worries over growth may be starting to gain the upper hand.
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Based on design, it depends on your preference or whatever, but I definitely think the iPhone XS has the upper hand here.
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But with the rapidly-changing technology of the internet, trolls and online harassers are able to keep a pretty strong upper-hand.
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"I thought it was a fantastic deal," said one investor, who sold out on fears White Tale was gaining the upper hand.
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Even though Gabriel has a firearm and the apparent upper hand, he's terrified to find himself face-to-face with Lucille's wielder.
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On the north side of the building, Johnson now had the upper hand, shooting through windows down at officers on the street.
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"On the regime side, it is obvious that the Russians have the upper hand," said the Syrian Network for Human Rights's Aleji.
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After a brutal police crackdown failed to quell the unrest, reformers like Dubcek gained the upper hand in an internal party struggle.
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Splits within the PUK could give the KDP the upper hand in their power-sharing arrangement, which has been fraught with tensions.
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During that race in April 2014, Kate got the upper hand as she trounced her husband in the contest at Auckland Harbor.
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With the success of the recent North Korean missile tests, Pyongyang's diplomats could believe they have the upper hand at the moment.
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Most recently, Manning has had the upper hand; the last two times he faced New England in the playoffs, Manning emerged victorious.
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In short, YouTube is the killer app for these devices, and in the long run, this gives Google a huge upper-hand.
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In the current political milieu, anti-trade proponents have the upper hand, relegating vocal champions of free trade to a tiny minority.
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When they can realize the "equality" in their national motto by addressing pervasive anti-Islamic sentiment, they will gain the upper hand.
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I'm careful not to overstate the case here, the United States still has the upper hand in a whole lot of ways.
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Regardless, Trump appears to believe he has the upper hand with Democrats and can force them to back to the negotiating table.
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The retail giant is taking advantage of its one upper hand with a new way to get discounts when you shop online.
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Amid this rising tide of global violence, we do see reason for tempered hope and a means to gain an upper hand.
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Mr. Chung had the upper hand because it turned out he had a tiebreaker vote for Xfund's decisions, according to court documents.
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But residents say moneylenders have the upper hand in these deals and commonly use threats of violence to enforce the repayment schedule.
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But he insisted the U.S. has the upper hand with China, pointing to other strong economic indicators and China's sputtering stock market.
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In 2006, the players won what was widely perceived as the upper hand when the two sides renewed their collective bargaining agreement.
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The 24-year-old then sealed a decisive break to clinch the first set and gain the upper hand in the contest.
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Whenever there is dissymmetry of information, whichever party has access to more information holds an upper hand over the less-informed party.
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Longer term, analysts also say the bigger issue is the schism in Iranian internal politics, and who ultimately gains the upper hand.
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He is currently locked in trade negotiations with China after vowing to get the upper hand in Washington's trade relationship with China.
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The UAE-backed separatist Southern Transitional Council (STC) said the attack aimed to give Islamist party Islah an upper hand in Aden.
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But there's still no denying that a competent player with a 9600 dpi mouse and better aiming skills has the upper hand.
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I have more power as a waitress to tell you that what you're doing is inappropriate because I have the upper hand.
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The assault on Al Hudaydah appears to be their effort to break the logjam and gain an upper hand in peace negotiations.
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And yet, Yalta prevailed 2-1, seeming to gain the upper hand before playing host to the second leg of the playoff.
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After World War I, when the British Empire started to crack, some Hindu ideologues saw an opportunity to regain the upper hand.
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But Netflix may still have the upper hand: Governments are struggling to use old laws to regulate a "new" type of business.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Carmakers have the upper hand in a brewing fight with the U.S. Department of Justice over emissions standards.
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But if the effort was to shame the five justices who now hold the upper hand, I think it most likely backfired.
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Russia and Iran helped President Bashar al-Assad of Syria gain the upper hand in a civil war that began in 2011.
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High-end Xerox machines — essentially, complex paper-processing computers — became symbols of modern technology, sometimes getting the upper hand on hapless humans.
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This creates a deadly seesaw effect, whereby Assad and the rebels keep trading territory without anyone ever gaining a permanent upper hand.
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"They absolutely have the upper hand as a matter of policy and as also as a matter of politics," said Mr. Israel.
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But Handel had the upper hand when it came out outside funding, with outside super PACs spending $18 million on her campaign.
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When it comes to raw power, a gaming laptop is almost always going to have the upper hand over a regular laptop.
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Victory in Al Hudaydah would give them the upper hand in a seemingly intractable war that has claimed thousands of civilian lives.
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Even at the wrong end of a gun, the spies took the upper hand, refusing Stan's order to lie on the ground.
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But just when they think they've got the upper hand, they realize they're not the only people playing characters to insinuate themselves.
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That was until she flipped out from underneath him in a backward somersault and quickly scooted around to regain the upper hand.
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The Shift As social media expands its cultural dominance, the people who can steer the online conversation will have an upper hand.
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Moreover, the idea that if only one party could gain the permanent upper hand is itself a perpetuation of the doom loop.
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Buhari won in 22011 of the 22018 states with Atiku gaining the upper hand in 2100 states and in the capital, Abuja.
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On July 25 of this year, when he spoke by telephone to President Zelensky of Ukraine, President Trump had the upper hand.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio said he thought China had gotten the upper hand in recent negotiations on trade and North Korea denuclearization.
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His character now has the upper hand and puts him in solitary confinement, where Noah comes face to face with his demons.
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But some of the President's domestic policy aides, who have the upper hand on the issue, have fought against any such move.
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Normally, the Seattle Seahawks should have the upper hand in Week 17's biggest matchup, a rematch with the San Francisco 49ers.
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Cash buyers often have the upper hand, as sellers would rather not deal with appraisals that might not meet those higher prices.
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Ohio had the upper hand for one reason: It earned its statehood first, and therefore blocked Michigan's petition — which included the strip.
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Republican strategists in Ohio give Mandel the upper hand in the primary even as more Republican candidates are expected to launch bids.
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Experts see this back and forth as an effort by both sides to get the upper hand before the talks get underway.
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Renault, 15% owned by the French state, has the upper hand even though most of the revenues, volumes and profits come from Japan.
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The Falcons got the upper hand in the second quarter, when Falcons rookie linebacker Deion Jones ripped the ball away from LeGarrette Blount.
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So far FedEx still has the upper hand in terms of market share, but the "brown" company is putting up a good fight.
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Iraq is one of multiple proxy battlefields as Shi'ite Muslim Iran and Sunni Saudi Arabia seek the upper hand in the Middle East.
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"It's a symbolic but important way of communicating that the anti-borders folks no longer have the upper hand," Krikorian told VICE News.
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Trump's operating with his hands somewhat tied — congressional Democrats continue to have the upper hand in both negotiations and in the public eye.
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Even so, Republicans retain the upper hand and should prevail in most cases, perhaps nailing down posts in national security by this weekend.
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One advantage over the Playbar is definitely low end response; the Playbase's flat, long design gives it the upper hand at boomy bass.
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Berlant said the Thomas Fire was 60% contained as of Wednesday afternoon, adding that cooler, calmer weather recently gave crews the upper hand.
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Another potential explanation is that businesses have gained bargaining power at the expense of workers, giving them the upper hand in wage negotiations.
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But Mr. Maduro eventually gained the upper hand, and when the protests ended, the opposition was left divided on what to do next.
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I made Dr. Ford show me all of my past deeds, while he let me think I had the upper hand on him.
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The campaign is likely to revolve around the terms of Brexit, an issue where the Conservatives seem to have the upper hand politically.
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And those demands are reflected formally as well, with the subject and brushstroke locked a constant struggle, with neither gaining the upper hand.
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Hong Kong has the upper hand over Singapore in terms of investment banking, particularly in corporate-finance businesses such as mergers and acquisitions.
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The company has been fined hundreds of millions of dollars over those practices, which initially suggested that Apple may have the upper hand.
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"If you're a member of the Beyhive, you're gonna have the upper hand in today's game," read a tweet from the official Jeopardy!
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Microsoft has had the upper hand, focusing primarily on enterprise markets, unlike Magic Leap, which has focused on the barely-existent consumer market.
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The Trump administration, which has in recent days referred to China as a "predatory economic government", reckons that it has the upper hand.
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A lot is likely to depend on whether the party's centrists will gain the upper hand, and perform well in the mid-terms.
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Peshmerga fighters, who swept in with the Americans in 2003, have the upper hand, but most of the province's officials are still Arabs.
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Although the insurance market is also highly consolidated at local level, that rarely gives insurers the upper hand in bargaining with medical providers.
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Former world number one Kerber made short work of Gavrilova, beating the Australian 26-24 26-24 to give Germany the upper hand.
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Forget verbal beat downs from personal trainers – ABC's new weight-loss series My Diet Is Better Than Yours gives contestants the upper hand.
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Though both sides are claiming victory, it looks like the union got the upper hand by quashing pension cuts and other Verizon proposals.
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Airlines based in those countries have the upper hand on numerous fronts, among them economies of scale, network synergies and more frequent flights.
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She met expectations, which was enough, and during some of the actual policy exchanges clearly had the upper hand on knowledge and background.
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You like knowing what makes other people tick and take special pleasure in knowing that you have the upper hand in most conversations.
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But Democrats say "Workflex" is a misnomer and would actually undercut the options available to employees — and give their bosses the upper hand.
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Where it stands: Holding the upper hand in Central Europe would better position the Trump administration to prevent Russian efforts to divide NATO.
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"A lot depends on the question of whether growth forces win the upper hand in the second half of this year," Altmaier said.
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Curtis' defense team argued that she had leveled a series of accusations against him only to gain the upper hand in their divorce.
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The change suggests the growing threat posed by North Korea has given proponents of a strike capability the upper hand in military planning.
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So, "while China lost the Maldives to India last month, it has gained back the upper hand in Sri Lanka," said Eurasia's Kumar.
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"If you're a member of the Beyhive, you're gonna have the upper hand in today's game!" they wrote, followed by the bee emoji.
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With Facebook's initial millimeter-wave patent yet to be granted, it's still unclear who would have the upper hand in such a fight.
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Uncertainty over which side has the upper hand lingers in the streets of Kunduz, where memories of last year's deadly rout are fresh.
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It isn't lions, sharks, cockroaches, or even us human flesh bags who'd have the upper hand in the event of a doomsday scenario.
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Meanwhile, his inner circle was tearing itself apart, with son-in-law Jared Kushner gaining the upper hand over bloated nationalist Steve Bannon.
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In at least one area, however, the Swedish capital will always have the upper hand: Silicon Valley will never get to host Eurovision.
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Both factors are "starting to give us the upper hand, allowing us to actually ... (get) some containment started in certain areas," he said.
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Despite solidarity from some American government officials, some U.S. businesses used the case as an opportunity to get an upper hand on Google.
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Detroit had the upper hand for most of overtime with plenty of possession in the Sabres zone before faltering late following Nielsen's penalty.
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He considered putting the agency under the agriculture ministry, which would give farmers who backed his election an upper hand in land conflicts.
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During the time he spent with Mr. Trump, he said, the businessman would regularly exaggerate or outright lie to get the upper hand.
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Exactly how much global growth is slowing — if at all — is hotly debated, but the bears have the upper hand for the moment.
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He will try to rely on a bag of tricks to gain the upper hand in the negotiations and on the world stage.
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To give yourself the upper hand in any negotiation, go out of your way to show the opposition you understand how they feel.
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In this dynamic, Beijing has the upper hand if President Trump is solely focused on "out confronting" China instead of "out competing" it.
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But if the Democratic nominee spends too much effort placating the elite special interests and the Twitter mob, Trump has the upper hand.
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The new watch will also arriving in different sizes and colors — an upper hand the company has in production as a traditional watchmaker.
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Republicans have taken an upper hand in states such as Tennessee and Texas — and have stayed competitive in places like Florida and Indiana.
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Yet Silverman, a professor of history at George Washington University, also notes that the tribes frequently held the upper hand over the colonists.
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And with Democrats losing their appetite for another shutdown over immigration, right now it looks like the inaction caucus has the upper hand.
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Higher rates mean those with cash to spare now have the upper hand and can demand a higher price to part with it.
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And at that price point, sellers had the upper hand, Ms. Owens said, with most properties snapped up in a matter of days.
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But if the Tigers can force some mistakes from Coker and put the Crimson Tide on their heels, they'll gain the upper hand.
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It sends a terrible message to our young people: Exploit every advantage to gain the upper hand, morality and fair play be damned.
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Similarly, in Kansas City, Mo., sellers still generally have the upper hand, said Bobbi Howe, an agent with Keller Williams Kansas City North.
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Success would mean that Congress could gain the upper hand over the Trump White House on spending issues for a third consecutive time.
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Hamas said nothing about disarming, meaning it will retain the military upper hand in Gaza, even if Mr. Abbas sends in security forces.
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What to expect: While Comcast has arguably had the upper-hand in negotiations for Sky since July, the auction throws things wide open.
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But in the early 1990s, the Greens allied themselves with the left, which has had the upper hand on environmental issues ever since.
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But the deal was not so good at helping the Saudis gain the upper hand vis-a-vis Iran in regional power competition.
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Even when I lost the third set I just felt like 'if I am on the right level, I have the upper hand'.
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It is not clear at any point which man has the upper hand, and that sense of unease exacerbates the film's hallucinatory quality.
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So while bag bans in states like California and New York command media attention, industry groups say they still have the upper hand.
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For Moscow, it had signaled that it still has the upper hand in the war and in peace negotiations being pushed by Zelensky.
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The rat's rapid reproduction rate is a reason that the creatures are likely to have the upper hand in the competition for survival.
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We tell lies for every possible reason — to cover up mistakes, to gain a financial upper hand, to be polite, to be mean.
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An opportunity for firefighters and affected communities to consolidate and allow us to try and get the upper hand on all these fires.
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Therefore, SLAPPs undermine free speech and harm the public interest, giving those with more time and resources an upper hand against public criticism.
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After Ford's attorneys told CNN Tuesday night that she wanted an FBI investigation before testifying, officials felt they had regained the upper hand.
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This is now a high-stakes game of chicken between two parties -- one each side believes they have the upper hand in politically.
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But by the time he won his second term by a landslide, Mr. Sanders had achieved a durable upper hand in city politics.
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The Sabres held the upper hand for the entire game but missed several opportunities to increase their lead prior to Kane's late goal.
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China now has the upper hand on a strategic issue that will define East Asia's economic and political outlook for the foreseeable future.
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Democratic voter enthusiasm has helped deliver the party victories in some Republican strongholds, suggesting that Democrats will have the upper hand in November.
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The episode begins promisingly enough, as Negan mounts a counteroffensive just as it looked as if Rick's coalition was seizing the upper hand.
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The concern about [superdelegates] was it created a perception before anyone had ever voted, that one candidate had an upper hand over another.
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In the last year, Corden's segment has given him an upper hand in the digital space, with each video racking up millions of views.
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There will just be a continuous struggle between competing factions with diverse ideologies and interests, with none ever gaining a truly permanent upper hand.
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Real estate analysts say it's the retailers, not the mall and shopping center owners, that still have the upper hand in most negotiations today.
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Those companies not only have the upper hand when it comes to research and development; they also have a more diverse base of customers.
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If he can trick Ramsay into being too brash, he can hopefully gain the upper hand, even though he has far fewer fighting men.
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Officials lifted most evacuation orders Thursday in the area surrounding California's Thomas Fire as crews increasingly gained the upper hand over the massive blaze.
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Maggie went in for a second meeting with Gregory to seal the deal, only this time, it was clear who had the upper hand.
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Palladium is usually used in gasoline-burning vehicles, which are currently gaining the upper hand over diesel vehicles, which tend to use more platinum.
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In each case, a group that used to have the upper hand is now angrily despondent at its place in society and future prospects.
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" Jenna & Jordan Jenna begins her Paradise journey by pointing out, "Being an alien on Earth is weird because you also have the upper hand.
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"The metal drifted lower throughout much of the debate, with many commentators affirming Clinton had taken the upper hand," MKS said in a note.
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Eventually, though, the supporters of civil rights gained the upper hand, pushing through important civil rights and voting rights laws in the mid-1960s.
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What he does have is the incentive to race to the bomb so that, if and when talks occur, he has the upper hand.
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Buyers have gained the upper hand as growth in new supplies, mainly from Australia and the United States, has exceeded demand and depressed prices.
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Getting bigger ultimately gives health care systems the upper hand in price negotiations with insurers, to compensate for taking on more publicly funded care.
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Steadfast commitment to the new technology and belief that it gives sophisticated criminals the upper hand mean that even some multimillion heists go unreported.
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Theresa thinks she has the upper hand through said moneymen, and points out that the board is sending a representative who will back her.
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Senate Democrats believe they have seized the upper hand with less than 72 hours left to get a funding bill to President Obama's desk.
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She's not the only one enjoying a little power trip; nearly every character is jockeying for position and trying to get the upper hand.
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A senior ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Russia had gained the upper hand in Syria and the surrounding region through armed force.
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Overall it was O'Neill who got the upper hand this year, in the sense that the festival presented two terrific productions of significant works.
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After wresting away home-ice advantage, St. Louis looks to gain the upper hand in the series when it hosts Game 21 on Tuesday.
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But he stressed that the administration must make a decision "as soon as you can" to maintain an opportunity to gain the upper hand.
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Then there's what he gave away: A sloppy salute and the upper hand in what should have been the toughest negotiation of his life.
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Researchers have found that those who take more breaks and take on fewer responsibilities may actually have the upper hand in being more productive.
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American and Iranian intelligence officers have been conducting a just below the surface espionage war in Iraq, and Iran has a strong upper hand.
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There were moments when Trump did seem to have the upper hand, including when he pressed Clinton to defend her position on trade deals.
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And Republicans will have the upper hand in redistricting in 2021 in that trio of states -- which matters a whole hell of a lot.
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Arriving at a key strategy to successfully restrict the regime requires to first understand why the IRGC has the upper hand on the ground.
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But obviously, the fact that Qyburn verified some as-yet-unclear rumor to Cersei means that she may end up with the upper hand.
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She's a slippery, whip-smart thief who always gets the upper hand, and isn't afraid to get her own hands dirty on the job.
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He said that while Home Depot has the upper hand now, no one should give up on Lowe's — or its new CEO, Marvin Ellison.
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She still has the upper hand in most of the crucial swing states, such as Pennsylvania and Florida, that will likely decide the election.
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Obviously, someone who is more rested in that moment has the upper hand over someone who just put himself or herself through the wringer.
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The fact that it's the one place where the public has an automatic upper hand — whether appropriate or not — over the rich and famous.
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But whichever country can convince the other that it is more willing to ride out the pain can gain the upper hand in negotiations.
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As Beyoncé made clear, when it comes to gathering and galvanizing an audience, protest songs today have an upper hand on their predecessors: virality.
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The kind of president Mr. Zelensky would be, they concluded, would be determined by who in his entourage ended up having the upper hand.
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The expensive goggles have given the group the upper hand in recent years when attacking far-flung Afghan checkpoints and outposts across the country.
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"The militants have got the upper hand," said Héni Nsaibia, a researcher at the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project, a nonprofit organization.
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The secret is that you might also act detached because you know it presses people's buttons, giving you an upper hand in certain situations.
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"I mean, it's opposition research, and, you know, anybody that's been in an election, you're always looking to get the upper hand," Yoho added.
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Qualcomm is confident it has the upper hand in its legal battle with Apple, which began with a $1 billion royalty dispute in January.
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Recent polling in general also suggests that Mueller has regained the upper hand in the public's perception of Trump's battle with the special counsel.
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Wealth and influence in the technology business have always been about gaining the upper hand in software or the machines that software ran on.
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The move sparked talk that China could intentionally devalue the yuan to gain an upper hand if more tariffs were put on its exports.
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The President is so wishy-washy about Khashoggi that he makes one wonder who really holds the upper hand in the US-Saudi relationship.
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By shifting our focus between the paint application and subject matter, with neither attaining the upper hand, Balke attains something his contemporaries never considered.
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When measured from their election dates until the first midterms of their administrations, Trump's stock market still has an upper hand relative to Obama's.
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There was no leader or anything like that, although once in a while if there was violence, the stronger person usually had the upper hand.
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At first, you play a pattern that gives you the upper hand, but then your opponent quickly catches on and turns things in her favor.
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Lawless actors thus have the upper hand in the fight and are free to manipulate fast-evolving technologies to spread fake or highly polarizing news.
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Mentally strong people have an upper hand over the doubtful and the skittish because their confidence inspires others and helps them to make things happen.
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While strong, dry winds continued to blow, firefighters would be unable to gain the upper hand on the fire, LA Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas said.
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Americans, mesmerised by China, have held the upper hand, obsessively trying to reshape China in their own image and draw it out into the world.
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The big picture: Drilling advocates gained the upper hand in the decades-long battle over ANWR when Republicans enacted legislation last year to allow development.
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Still, platforms like YouTube that allow consumers to access music programming on demand and have a direct-to-consumer approach still have an upper hand.
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The big picture: Salama told CIDRAP that the myriad challenges facing health care workers is preventing them from getting the upper hand on the outbreak.
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The area is of vital importance to President Bashar al-Assad, who with the support of Russia and Iran has the military upper hand there.
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President Donald Trump criticized the Federal Reserve on Monday for raising interest rates too quickly and giving the Chinese an upper hand in trade negotiations.
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In a world stricken by competing ideologies constantly jockeying for the upper hand, Pham's fantastical structures – at once inviting and off-putting – strike a chord.
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He begins slashing at her and seems to have the upper hand until Terra peddle kicks at her attacker, flinging his knife into the air.
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That has allowed it to help its ally, Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, and the Hezbollah militias gain the upper hand in the Syrian war.
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Many battleground House races take place in moderate suburban districts, where opposition to Trump among college-educated white women has given Democrats the upper hand.
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Sellers in the right locations and price points will continue to have the upper hand as investors and first-time buyers fight for limited inventory.
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The Old Dominion was once a bedrock of the GOP's upper hand in the Electoral College, before Barack Obama won it in 2008 and 2012.
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And the frontline, just on the outer edge of the Old City, is so fluid, it's often hard to tell who has the upper hand.
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It previously distinguished itself by giving women the upper hand, allowing them to select each date from a pool of matches who've already expressed interest.
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That would fit in with a push by Aramco to regain its dominance in supplying China, having lost the upper hand to Russia this year.
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How can his administration get off to a good start on openness and transparency issues, without conceding the upper-hand to those seeking greater access?
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This means buyers increasingly hold the upper hand, making it more likely that producers will have to accept lower prices in order to grow demand.
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Yet the attackers had come in force and quickly gained the upper hand—the shell cases strewn across the streets a testament to their ferocity.
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Doing this, I was told, would give the resistance an upper hand, but getting up close with alien forces on the battlefield poses obvious risks.
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If you ever wondered who has the upper hand in the employment relationship, you don't need to think long to come up with the answer.
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The winner was Sony, which had an upper hand having done the international release of "The Hateful Eight" (The Weinstein Company handled the domestic release).
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Loans in turn drum up business for Chinese engineering firms and shipyards in LNG, and give state-backed companies the upper hand in supply negotiations.
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The beverage scene is crowded with popular tea brands like Chaayos and foreign players that team up with local companies to gain an upper hand.
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The Heat wasted little time getting the upper hand, as Nunn, Robinson and Meyers Leonard connected from 3-point range for a 9-0 lead.
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Clinton holds the upper hand in Pennsylvania and Florida, with margins ranging from just 1 point to 6900 points in a series of new polls.
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Assad's forces have secured the upper hand on the battlefield and are concentrating their efforts in clearing out remaining areas of opposition influence around Damascus.
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Even though others will soon be able to enjoy the exquisite pleasures of push-button pizza, Xavier will still have an upper hand (or crust).
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Translated into layman's terms, the report measures "control" -- in which one side runs an area -- and "influence" -- in which one side has the upper hand.
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He said that it was a clear loss on his part, and that he never felt like he had the upper hand in the game.
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Why it matters: Amazon and Walmart are fighting for the upper hand in India, which is the fastest-growing e-commerce market in the world.
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It's still an open question who will gain the upper hand in the long term, but Tufekci's book helps us understand the dynamics at work.
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The timetable would not be under its control, and the slow, grinding history of trade liberalisation shows that mercantilists tend to have the upper hand.
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Seeking the upper hand ahead of the midterm elections, Democrats were quick to pounce, saying Trump was backing down from a fight with the industry.
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Russia's extensive military intervention in Syria has given President Bashar al-Assad the decisive upper hand against his opponents in the six-year civil war.
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If both teams advance to the championship series, Cleveland might actually have the upper hand, even if Las Vegas has Golden State as heavy favorites.
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"I'm quite sure, given what is happening right now, the pro-democracy camp will definitely have an upper hand," Yuen said of the upcoming elections.
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Yigal Amir, Rabin's killer, uprooted the Oslo seeds of peace by assuring that Israeli Messianic-nationalist religious ideologues got the upper hand over secular pragmatists.
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American officials say Israel's air campaign has played a decisive role in enabling the Egyptian armed forces to gain an upper hand against the militants.
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"For now, Trump appears to have the upper hand ... and we know the Chinese are struggling, so he's got no incentive to deal," he said.
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Best of all, he thought he liked me more than I liked him, and that was perfect too, because it gave me the upper hand.
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Instead, as companies stay private longer, and with more access to private capital, companies have the upper hand in choosing what those exits look like.
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The advertising themes also show Republicans believe "they still have the upper hand when it comes to issues of national security and immigration," he said.
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In fact, Mr. Trump even faulted Mr. Obama for setting a timetable for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, saying it gave the Taliban the upper hand.
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House Democrats have already passed their drug pricing bill and plan to run on it in 85033, giving them the upper hand on this issue.
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D.A. Davidson's Tom Forte said in an email Tuesday that Amazon may have the upper hand on Apple, because it has more room to grow.
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Democrats already hold the upper hand in the race for control of the House; their chances in capturing the Senate are much smaller, but improving.
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That means employees willing to put time into developing tech skills may have the upper-hand in landing some of the most in-demand roles.
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DataCubes has the upper hand on its competitors in other states because of its proximity to many medium-size insurance companies in Illinois, Lee said.
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The greenback has the upper hand in a trade war scenario over emerging markets, analysts said, and tariffs may actually narrow the U.S. trade deficit.
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But with the military standing by Mr. Maduro, an analyst told us, commanders appear to have concluded Mr. Maduro has the upper hand for now.
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But Pence's new broadside, which he made while addressing American troops fighting the Islamic State, demonstrated that Republicans still think they have the upper hand.
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"Some studies have shown that women have a better sense of smell and taste, which might give them somewhat of an upper hand," she said.
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When I saw a manicure joint on 24th Street called THE UPPER HAND, the idea came to me to place HAND above some other terms.
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And that upper hand could limit how the U.S. conducts its own offensive cyberattacks — and even foster an environment of paralysis on a key battleground.
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Democrats increasingly have an upper hand in these negotiations since they can force through a vote on measures that the previous Republican House refused to consider.
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Whenever my meds get such an upper hand of me, that I yearn to troll passersby–then, I account it high time to get to cyberspace.
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After Thompson gave the Warriors the lead, the Celtics took two shots at reclaiming the upper hand, but Smart and Al Horford both missed 212-pointers.
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Considering testosterone can aid in muscle growth and oxygen-carrying capacity, the rationale is that athletes — specifically track athletes — could have an upper hand during competition.
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Luckily, she's able to get the upper hand on the conversation by bragging about the success she's having in court — unfortunately, Seth cannot say the same.
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Or you use the different platforms ... Yeah, because they own the distributing, right, and they have the upper hand in everything because they're writing the check.
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Yet despite the array of options available to Chinese President Xi Jinping for retaliation to the American tariff hike, he doesn't necessarily have the upper hand.
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Even amid substantial bouts of market tumult, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari sees the U.S. as holding the upper hand in its trade showdown with China.
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He wants investors to have an upper hand in the stock market, so that they will feel comfortable doing the homework and picking their own stocks.
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Experts say Envision's stances deflect from the underlying issues, and its proposals to end surprise billing would give doctors the upper hand to charge higher prices.
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The company is launching with a number of content partners to give it the upper hand as it looks to tackle North America and Asian markets.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index ended up 234.20 percent as bulls got the upper hand as the yen moved away from its recent highs against the dollar.
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The rules of restricted free agency still give you the upper hand, but the damage can sometimes be too deep to overcome in a healthy way.
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Because Aimovig was the first in this class of migraine drugs to get FDA approval, it got the upper hand and controls 53% of the market.
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Ennis-Hill, who is rounding back into form, holds the upper hand, having won the 2012 Olympic gold medal and world titles in 2009 and 2015.
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And for the U.S. to lose its upper hand in these emerging technologies could hurt American national security and economic well-being for decades to come.
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Just as the EU sets the terms when countries apply to join the club, it also has the upper hand when a country decides to leave.
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When Joe later discovers that Kathleen is the woman with whom he's been emailing, his initial reaction is to use the upper hand to torment her.
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The bottom line: Vaccine development is hard and expensive, so companies that are already in that business will have an upper hand, Morgan Stanley's analysts wrote.
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With too few listings to satisfy buyer demand, sellers had the upper hand in 2015, but there were signs that a shift was beginning to emerge.
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Some sources say Broadcom may have the upper hand as it has submitted a higher bid that is also likely to invite less anti-trust scrutiny.
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But a more thorough product, combined with its reach through consumer services and Android — India's dominant operating system for smartphones — could give Google an upper hand.
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The euro edged down towards $1.12 as the dollar gained the upper hand, thanks mostly to safe-haven demand amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
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However, along with the advantages of healthy competition come the opportunists — those fueled by competition but seeking to cheat the system to gain the upper hand.
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Glassdoor combed through its vast database of job listings and discovered that job seekers still hold the upper hand as companies continue to compete for talent.
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South Sudanese forces gained the upper hand in 2015 and, in doing so, began carrying out an inordinate amount of travesties, according to the U.N. report.
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The Badgers did hit 50 percent of their field goals, however, to get the upper hand on Stanford, which shot just 31 percent in the half.
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She could just be a pawn — a very powerful pawn with photon blasts and cosmic flying abilities — that the Kree used to gain an upper hand.
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The German financial hub is viewed as likely to have the upper hand as it already hosts the European Central Bank and the EU insurance agency.
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Some lawmakers believe it's unwise to take a no-deal scenario out of the equation as it could give the EU the upper hand in negotiations.
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The Billikens closed the half on a 17-3 run, scoring the final 12 points in a row before the break, to gain the upper hand.
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But starting in 22015, with the Second New Deal, Brandeis's faction gained the upper hand and began to take apart the centralized power of corporate monopolies.
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In 2017, autocracy — that is, government in which one person wields unlimited authority — seemed to have the upper hand against the troubled democracies of the West.
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A Syrian rebel familiar with the situation in Idlib but not part of either group said Tahrir al-Sham seemed to be gaining the upper hand.
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"We're in sort of a dangerous moment because both sides feel they have the upper hand," William Reinsch, a former senior U.S. Commerce official, told Reuters.
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In reality, driverless-car development will require alliances between automakers and technology companies, even though both sides will try to gain the upper hand in partnerships.
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The change suggests that the growing threat posed by North Korean ballistic missiles has given proponents of a strike capability the upper hand in military planning.
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Trump insisted Tuesday that he maintains the upper hand in his battle with China, arguing that Chinese President Xi Jinping is eager to make a deal.
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If the Affordable Care Act remains the law of the land, Democrats will have the upper hand as the protectors of those with pre-existing conditions.
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The Luxembourg-based court's ruling could determine who has the upper hand on competition policy in this issue, said Assimakis Komninos, a partner at White & Case.
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Still, the dollar could "retain the upper hand" if risk aversion abated in the 255.63 hours ahead, said OCBC Bank strategist Emmanuel Ng in a note.
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Hillary Clinton kept a clear upper hand in the Democratic race, but Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont proved he would not be driven away anytime soon.
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So Littlefinger and his knights of the Vale — and, by extension, Sansa — seem to have the upper hand here in determining the future of the North.
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At least when you're in the dungeon, you know you have the upper hand, the boundaries are clear, and there's an understanding that everything is fantasy.
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It's too soon to say, but for now, it looks like states that choose to fight back against the SALT rollback will have the upper hand.
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France has the upper hand (foot?) thanks in part to its captain and goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, who helped the team go undefeated in the group stage.
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"I don't believe any country will retaliate," he declared, basing his claim on the supposed upper hand America has because we import more than we export.
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For most congressional Republicans, the blame-Pelosi playbook is a familiar comfort — an easy go-to as party leaders wrestle for the upper hand in negotiations.
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And polling data published on Thursday showed strong advantages for the Democrats, in a swing state where Republicans have had the upper hand in recent years.
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But hard-liners have seized the upper hand, playing into the government's portrayal of the region even as they create tensions with residents who oppose them.
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Either development, Mr. Yaari said, could create an opening for Hamas to try to gain the upper hand against the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank.
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On the one hand, the president is deeply convinced that bilateral trade deficits are harmful and therefore aggressive "trade war" measures give him the upper hand.
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Capturing Hodeidah, the Houthis' only port, would give the coalition the upper hand in the war, in which neither side has made much progress for years.
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There is an intensely long battle in which the Enterprise (and the Discovery, in this case) are massively outgunned by an enemy with the upper hand.
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He thinks the U.S. has the upper hand against Beijing, because China relies on exports for growth, and might find it hard to replace its imports.
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Chinese officials boasted that they now had the upper hand, citing the sell-off as evidence that America's trade war was a type of self-harm.
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McConnell and the Republicans believe they have the upper hand, since its been the Democrats to block the Senate bill twice in the last 48 hours.
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World Review Looking across the globe, it might appear at times that violence, chaos and fear are getting the upper hand over order, democracy and reason.
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We combed through 2503 Federal Election Commission filings to find which celebs keep cutting checks for Pete, Bernie and Liz ... and Buttigieg has the upper hand.
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"You have people with very divergent attitudes and ideas, and the minute they get the upper hand there's a sense of fear and apprehension," she said.
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With the hashtags came fake videos, unverified pictures, and other false claims that India's most vitriolic digital nationalists could find to suggest their country's upper hand.
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The greenback has the upper hand over emerging market currencies in a trade war scenario, analysts said, and tariffs may actually narrow the U.S. trade deficit.
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DeRozan will try to get the upper hand in a battle of prolific scorers when the Raptors visit James Harden and the Houston Rockets on Wednesday.
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"On the military part alone, I sense that Republicans have the upper hand tactically [and] rhetorically," said Michael O'Hanlon, a defense specialist at the Brookings Institution.
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But some residents said the violence in Juarez has ebbed in recent years only because one of the cartels—El Chapo's Sinaloa—gained the upper hand.
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North Korea appeared to have the upper hand in the talks to secure the return of Kim's body and the three nationals inside the embassy, experts said.
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Sensing that he now had the social upper hand, Jack became friendlier, asking questions about my project and showing genuine enthusiasm by the time I said goodbye.
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On its most basic level, television is a long series of two-person scenes, intimate conversations where characters try to get the upper hand on each other.
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Later, when Fleabag convinces him to actually get into bed with her despite his commitment to love just "one thing," she's the partner with the upper hand.
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Diplomats said Haftar is trying gain the upper hand in the Tripoli war before the holy Muslim fasting month of Ramadan next week, when life slows down.
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While some investors are questioning the close relationship between private equity firms, their lawyers and lenders, a large supply-demand imbalance is giving sponsor the upper hand.
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What they're currently trying to figure out is how to lure customers away from competitors like Paypal-owned Venmo, and analysts think they have the upper hand.
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Plus, any agreement to end the backstop would need to be agreed by both Britain and the EU, giving the Europeans an upper hand in future negotiations.
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Since 2010, Republicans have pursued an electoral upper-hand through gerrymandering (the subject of a trio of Supreme Court rulings coming this month) and voter-ID laws.
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The Trump administration has run through this cycle, first increasing troops and bombing to gain a military upper hand, then last fall opting to prioritize diplomacy instead.
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Let me make something very clear: there was no coercing with the Trump campaign and myself to try to give him an upper hand on these questions.
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"I don't want you to sacrifice anything for me Dan, that would give you the upper hand and that's not how this marriage was built," she jokes.
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Haftar launched his "Operation Dignity" campaign in May 2014, slowly gaining the upper hand against Islamist militants and former rebels who fought Gaddafi in the 2011 uprising.
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"As president, I will never send our troops into a fair fight; I will always equip them with the upper hand and the technological edge," he said.
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"It looks like two camps have fought over whether or not to implement such measures and that one of the camps won the upper hand," she said.
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"New Hampshire Democratic preferences are getting baked in, with Sanders gaining the upper hand," Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, said in a statement.
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Still, if Britain did not have the upper hand over China 1,000 years ago, it did soon after, at least in terms of real output per person.
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Nonetheless, they got one thing right: For the first 15 minutes of the debate, before he had an hourlong tantrum, Trump got the upper hand on trade.
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Many wonder if it will change his mind about Vladimir Putin, too, since it's the Russian leader's support for Syria's regime that's given Assad an upper hand.
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Last year, automakers regained some of the upper hand, as tech companies sought out manufacturing partners and as more driverless tests began popping up on public roads.
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So of course, unless you're reading this in an age when they've got the whole immortality thing on point, time will always have the upper hand. Duh.
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Societe Generale said the risk bounce was being countered by the steeper U.S. bond curve but the soft dollar showed the former currently had the upper hand.
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As long as the discussion was about software — how it works, how it can be improved, how users interact with it — Mr. Zuckerberg holds the upper hand.
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Previous ceasefire deals on the ground have had a poor record of ending fighting in Syria, where President Bashar al-Assad's military has gained the upper hand.
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In a game where both teams are shooting poorly from beyond the arc, as was the case in Kansas-Villanova, North Carolina will have the upper hand.
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President Donald Trump tweeted earlier this morning that the United States had the upper hand in negotiations because it buys fewer goods from China than vice versa.
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Nawaz also said the terror cells seem to have the upper hand in Europe right now and the dynamic does not seem to be shifting that quickly.
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Some lawmakers believe it'll be unwise to take a no-deal scenario out of the equation as it could give the EU the upper hand in negotiations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The bulls have gained the upper hand in the U.S. stock market in recent weeks and strategists are cautiously optimistic the rebound will continue.
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In others, DT has had the upper hand, and has danced a little in celebration: Young bullies steal lunch money, old bullies steal brand colors, right #Randall?
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Approaches by tech companies are inconsistent, largely unilateral and pursued in secret, often leaving pedophiles and other criminals who traffic in the material with the upper hand.
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Even though the corn lobby seemed to have the upper hand in early talks, the oil industry's efforts eventually gained more traction, industry sources have told Reuters.
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Mitch Daniels — roles that gave him an upper hand in the odd, brief and intense campaign for the nomination, which required only the support of party leaders.
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She is confident that if her state were to allow teachers to carry firearms, she would have the upper hand over any armed assailant at her school.
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Assad has gained the military upper hand against an array of rebel groups, including some that have received backing from the United States, Turkey and Gulf monarchies.
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The two groups were supposed to have equal weighting in the combined company's leadership, but they now accuse each other of trying to gain the upper hand.
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The upper hand startup companies have is that they have a chance to do it right the first time… but the reality is that many do not.
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But these deals are about gaining an upper hand in negotiations with drug companies and could spur pharmaceutical makers to pursue their own round of mega-mergers.
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Conversely, whenever it has seemed that Eve has irretrievably gained the upper hand, Alice and Bob have found a clever way to get back in the game.
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"I think a lot of people thought about how well he was pitching up to this point and that Chris Sale had the upper hand," Tanaka said.
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Several ceasefires have unraveled quickly during the seven-year war in Syria, where Assad's military has gained the upper hand with the help of Iran and Russia.
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Hustlers follows Ramona as she aims to get the upper hand on her Wall Street clients with the help of her crew, including Wu's new stripper Destiny.
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President Trump, betting with real currency — American strength — apparently has the upper hand, and the concessions President Xi Jinping is likely to make won't be mere tokens.
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The $800 billion online retailer launched one-day shipping in May, as part of an effort to get an upper hand on competitors like Walmart and Target.
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Another possibility is that the regime will use its nuclear weapons to gain the upper hand in any future negotiations with the United States and its allies.
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It's an understatement to say that Apple has an upper hand in the streaming wars when it comes to available cash flow to invest in its platform.
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Rising 21-year-old Humbert regained the upper hand to take a 1-0 lead but looked nervy in the second set, allowing Paire to draw level.
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Fearing that the Taliban will have the upper hand in those talks, some wondered whether two decades of gains, even if only modest ones, would be lost.
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Even more importantly, such a move would show strength to Putin at a time when Ukraine is tantalizingly close to gaining an upper hand with the Kremlin.
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Mr. Erdogan said the aim of the deployment, which he said would last for one year, was to help the Libyan government forces gain the upper hand.
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But the latest re-certification indicates that, despite the views of some hawkish Trump aides, those who favor upholding the deal have the upper hand for now.
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Joycelyn was booked for misdemeanor battery in the altercation, although the video seems to show Azriel getting the upper hand when the fight spilled into a hallway.
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While monied interests have always had the upper hand in influencing government, their domination jumped leaps and bounds with the decision by the justices in Citizens United.
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But after Hamilton's impressive streak of victories, Rosberg again took the upper hand, with four victories in the first five races after the summer break in August.
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Meantime, the perpetuation of Republican dominance at the state level through 2020 would grant the G.O.P. the upper hand in redrawing congressional districts after the next census.
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It remains to be seen how the Senate sets up its impeachment trial — but for now, it looks like the majority Republicans will have the upper hand.
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Paffrath knew that having an in-depth, all-encompassing knowledge of the industry would give him the upper hand when it came time to make an investment.
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China was seen as a track where Ferrari would have the upper hand but it was Mercedes whose drivers lined up first and second on the grid.
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One thing is certain: truly confident people always have the upper hand over the doubtful and the skittish because they inspire others and they make things happen.
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Health care is the one area where the Democrats have gained the upper hand and have a coherent message about protecting the working poor from losing coverage.
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Economists caution against reading too much into the trade deficit, particularly monthly swings, as a measure of the administration's success in giving America the economic upper hand.
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The U.S. has the upper hand in pivotal emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing, in part because American universities and companies boast world-class talent.
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In both narrative match-ups, Democrats hold the upper hand by 8 points, 54 – 46 percent, which is a 4-point gain over the generic congressional ballot.
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Through paranoia, mistrust, and the quixotic quest for the Survivor resume, the Kamas have given the Lesus the upper hand, and the underdogs have become the top dogs.
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But within a flash Nadal had the upper hand again, winning 16 of the next 17 points to lead 4-0 before Thiem could even register any objection.
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As the consumer, you now have the upper hand when it comes to scoring the good goods at a fraction of the original price — if you move fast.
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Trump promised to give the U.S. the upper hand again, even though China since mid-2014 has struggled to keep its currency higher against the dollar, not lower.
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I went there – SORKIN: And where this trade war and tariff war starts and where you think it ends, and who has the upper hand at this point?
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Every time one of the wrestlers gets the upper hand, someone in the row behind me makes a sound like a sleeping dog; a low, almost wistful growl.
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And while PlayStation Plus might have gotten an upper hand on Microsoft because they gave away a bunch of games, Sony's done little to justify that subscription since.
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After video of the officer brutally subduing the girl went viral, Prime reversed the situation, imagining a world in which Becton was able to have the upper hand.
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Instead of tensing up with each parry, wondering if she'll escape, we blithely speculate on how the gloved killer will eventually gain the upper hand and murder her.
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Fujimori's troubles could give President Martin Vizcarra an upper hand in working with Congress, which pressured his predecessor, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, to resign over graft accusations in March.
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Last month's Italian election gave the upper hand to populist, Euroskeptic parties that want to abandon pension changes and expand Italy's worrisome national debt, adding to German jitters.
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Crucially, both the U.K. and EU are keen to maintain the upper-hand in the ensuing talks and, as such, a stand-off could be on the cards.
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Job seekers have the upper hand in today's labor market — so much so that employers are beginning to be more flexible in order to bring on new talent.
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So, you know, another gold medal would be kind of a secondary victory to becoming a Pokémon master and getting the upper hand over a cell phone company.
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In an interview with CNBC earlier in the day, Trump said the central bank raised interest rates too fast, giving the Chinese the upper hand in trade negotiations.
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The Democratic response was swift, reflecting an apparent belief among party leaders that they have the upper hand over the administration in the early stage of the probe.
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The Warriors held the upper hand through most of the first half after a 2.53-22.5 flurry that broke a 23-21 tie late in the first quarter.
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However, while there have been calls from some to break up the industry titans, Warner said that could give Chinese companies the upper hand in the competitive industry.
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"But if more and more investors return from holidays, other issues will gain the upper hand again, at the expense of the zloty and the forint," she said.
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The fact that it was Mr Pompeo who visited, rather than Robert Lighthizer, America's top trade negotiator, suggests that the administration's geopoliticians have the upper hand for now.
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The barrage is a late effort to keep their team afloat as support for Donald Trump wanes and Democrats appear to have the upper-hand in Senate battlegrounds.
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After Trump touted 88 retired military figures backing his campaign earlier this week, Clinton's campaign has sought to keep the upper hand, noting her growing list of endorsements.
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Madonna let the music take control and found herself in a dance-off ... but she had the upper hand because she was grooving to her own hit track.
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With drones flying over the sets, and some high-tech spy networks, the spoiler community will have the upper hand, because they have more time to collect secrets.
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However, the sense of immersion you get in VR is so overwhelming, in a sense, that in that respect it kind of has the upper hand to [me].
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While there are security systems available to manage Docker and Kubernetes containers, users should remain vigilant and assess their vulnerabilities before hackers get more of an upper hand.
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If his boxing were a little more serviceable he could maneuver himself into the fence positions where he has the upper hand without taking half as much punishment.
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Khrushchev even half-joked that there was an angel and a devil in him, and as long as the angel had the upper hand, they could get along.
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North America and South America experienced relatively small declines in comparison — perhaps an indication that the US and President Donald Trump had the upper hand in trade negotiations.
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And since losing the Champions League final two years ago, Atlético has had the upper hand on Real, winning five and drawing four of their last 10 games.
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After the 2001 American invasion, Mr. Basir gained the upper hand, but he forgave Mawlawi Hafiz on the condition that he give up his links to the Taliban.
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While Biden still has the upper hand on the rest of the field, his poor debate performance showed he is vulnerable, making each debate all the more important.
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German lenders, equally, resent instructions from Frankfurt and many hope that maintaining German as the language for communication will give them the upper hand in dealing with supervisors.
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COURTING HISPANICS: The Hill's Rafael Bernal reports: Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are hoping Hispanic voters will give them the upper hand in today's Democratic primary in Arizona.
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According to Chick-fil-A, the chain has the upper hand when it comes to customer service because it invests more than other companies in training its employees.
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For the time being, oil industry buyers will continue to hold the upper hand in negotiations, but the balance will shift as the industry returns to expansion mode.
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Towards the beginning, the father had the upper hand; Kaddoura couldn't get the food that he loved in Germany, and his father made fun of him for that.
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Moore understood his limitations in this area, and opted for cunning rather than grit in gaining the upper hand on his opponents in hand-to-hand combat scenes.
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The Nigerian military has struggled to gain the upper hand against fighters now armed with drones, machinery and weapons they have stolen from raiding military encampments and convoys.
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Iran and Hezbollah, both archenemies of Israel, together with Russia, have helped Mr. Assad of Syria gain the upper hand in a civil war that began in 2011.
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No doubt, the "grand débat" has already had major political effects — above all of giving Mr. Macron a chance to steady himself and then regain the upper hand.
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Thankfully at the VERY LAST MINUTE, we got the Meek Mill and Drake beef back on and popping again, but does Meek have the upper hand this time?
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It tracks the turbulent and sometimes amoral world of New York high finance, with two rivals (played by Damian Lewis and Paul Giamatti) angling for the upper hand.
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New York arguably has the upper hand when it comes to high fashion, but the arrival of these new shops and labels will have more fashionistas looking west.
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At the same time, because of the fickle weather, Lindsey Vonn, Shiffrin's notable if unspoken rival, has quietly gained an upper hand by simply waiting out of sight.
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"If the central government keeps ignoring Zabul Province the way they have been doing, the Taliban will get the upper hand in several more districts," Mr. Haqbayan said.
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Even Republicans highly critical of Democratic tactics acknowledge the majority has had the upper hand in the way the story is being seen by the public so far.
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To gain the upper hand in both regions, the U.S. must reassert the real—rather than the perceived—balance of military and economic might between itself and Russia.
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Driving the news: In the Trump era, Republicans have found a way to leverage the loose freedoms of social media to gain an upper hand in some elections.
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The last time reformers won the upper hand in parliament, under former President Mohammad Khatami, the Guardian Council vetoed several laws it passed as contrary to Islamic principles.
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Canada undeniably has the upper hand, with no imminent elections or impending political deadlines, and a new trade deal with the EU entering into force just weeks ago.
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William Westmoreland, that nearly a half-million United States troops and the South Vietnamese Army had the upper hand and that victory was only a matter of time.
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The administration of President Donald Trump has the upper hand as it's "wielding the threat of automobile tariffs pretty effectively," said Tobias Harris, vice president at Teneo Intelligence.
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But even though job seekers have the upper hand right now, keep in mind that how you leave your current job can affect your career in the future.
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Hayman Capital Management founder Kyle Bass said the U.S. has the upper hand during trade negotiations with China and doesn't see the depreciation of China's currency as problematic.
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Tim Ryan over foreign policy — and eventually won the upper hand when she corrected Ryan for saying the Taliban, not al-Qaeda, was behind the 9/11 attacks.
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One byproduct of the techlash: After years of frustration that Silicon Valley companies seemed to get special treatment in Washington, telecom giants are finally gaining the upper hand.
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They also give Democrats the upper hand going into a presidential election cycle during a slowing economy and with the president's approval ratings hovering in the low 30s.
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Sergei Mironov, a senior lawmaker from the pro-Kremlin Just Russia party, said in another political talk show that Putin would definitely have the upper hand in Helsinki.
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In the Democratic coalition of policy demanders, professional politicians, and the formal party apparatus, party-oriented thinkers (among all these types of coalition members) still have the upper hand.
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After both were found to have received illegal subsidies, each side wants to gain the upper hand by winning the right to trade sanctions to compensate for economic damage.
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Simon Creak, a Laos expert at the University of Melbourne, said there were mixed signals about the top spot, but Bounnhang's military background could give him the upper hand.
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Simply put, connected cars with OTA-embedded updates operate with a higher level of safety and security throughout the automotive lifespan, giving automotive manufacturers — not hackers — the upper hand.
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Doesn't this strong GDP number give us an upper hand against the Chinese, who are trying to tell us that, 'Look, you need us more than we need you.
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When it comes to vertical flight, however, birds still have the upper hand: In 1999, a peregrine falcon named "Frightful" was recorded dive-bombing at 242 miles per hour.
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If Comcast had only offered marginally more than Fox, Murdoch's company could have fought on for control of Sky because its stake would have given it an upper hand.
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In cases where they aren't shooting the lights out and don't have the upper hand, they plod along and keep it close until they can start shooting well again.
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The vice president and his allies in the government fear that the president's silence means his sons and fellow hardliners may be gaining the upper hand, according to sources.
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But the bloc's role in international peace efforts has been largely marginal as it lacks influence on the ground, where Russia's military intervention has given Assad the upper hand.
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The real reason coaches get so upset about transfers, and about decommitments, is that it's the sole area of the college sports system where athletes have the upper hand.
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In the end an opposing party faction loosely grouped around Mr Trong gained the upper hand, in part through skilful management of voting procedures that baffle even some insiders.
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President Trump got a chance to finally size up North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un ... and he didn't miss the opportunity to get the upper hand in the situation.
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But it's clear there has been heavy fighting and that ISIS has gained the upper hand, taking a number of districts as well as high ground around the city.
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Which reminds me: let's not forget that possibility that you've hurt a lot of people while you were the one maintaining the upper hand in all your other relationships.
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Brazile's indignation at a rigged primary is a bit odd, however, since she also did her part to give Clinton an unfair upper hand over Sanders during the primary.
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Propped up by Russia's increasing military involvement, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad appears to have the upper hand in the war, which has also allowed radical Islamists to flourish.
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A "good" yield rise would indicate faith in economic growth while a "bad" rise on the other hand could reflect the view that inflation is gaining the upper hand.
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Clinton must seek to gain a durable upper hand over Mr. Trump, who before the debate had been delivering a more focused message on trade, immigration and national security.
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The last time reformers won the upper hand in parliament under President Mohammad Khatami in 2000, the Guardian Council vetoed several laws it passed as contrary to Islamic principles.
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The complex political system in the European Union could give the upper hand to U.K.'s Prime Minister Theresa May as both sides prepare for exit negotiations next year.
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But fears of a global oil supply glut gained the upper hand, kindled by forecasts of milder U.S. weather, higher inventories and Iran's plans to boost exports from March.
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"If you can stay on your feet and get the upper hand on your opponent, it allows you to throw them and toss them around," competitor Joel Hicks said.
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That night, we'd be eating Ancient White Park for dinner—short ribs—but hanging out with the cows in the field, it felt like they had the upper hand.
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That created some competition among these new entrants, but as there are only so many major car manufacturers on which to deploy these technologies, Detroit got the upper hand.
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Republicans now have the upper hand, largely due to a strategy of taking state houses in 2010 specifically so that they would control redistricting after the census that year.
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By defeating and marginalizing Steve Bannon, the elites believe they have defeated and marginalized the entire movement that Bannon channeled and therefore regained the upper hand in American politics.
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As the partial government shutdown stretches nearly a month, the back-and-forth reflects a West Wing angling for the upper hand in a stalemate with newly powerful Democrats.
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But even with a snap election, it isn't clear that any political factions have the upper hand to secure a decisive win to form a strong government, analysts said.
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Before the Republicans gained the upper hand, North Carolina was "a leader in really thoughtful coastal management," said Geoffrey R. Gisler, a lawyer with the Southern Environmental Law Center.
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There are three big reasons — above and beyond the fact that Democrats know they have the upper hand on timing — why this deal is unlikely to appeal to them.
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But analysts said the attack in Kabul showed that the Taliban do not want a cease-fire because they are convinced they have the upper hand in the war.
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That coalition has long sought to seize the city and deny the Houthis a vital piece of territory, while giving the Arab nations an upper hand in peace negotiations.
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The 2-1 appeals court decision reversed that opinion, and now the House is seeking full "en banc" appeals court review to try to wrest back the upper hand.
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"We will see more and more friction between the parties, given that we are seeing more and more this sense that Assad has the upper hand" against Syrian rebels.
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This week's episode, titled "Abandoned," watches in almost horrified awe at Crawford's attempts to gain not just the upper hand, but any hand at all in the filming process.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE, saying Putin had the upper hand in the meeting.
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During the 19th century, Congress maintained the upper hand, and that's why, with a few exceptions, we rarely pay much mind to presidents like Franklin Pierce and Millard Fillmore.
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Sacramento held the upper hand most of the first half and retained a 65-58 advantage in the fourth minute of the third period before the Nuggets took charge.
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JOHN Ad buyers don't like to jump out of their seats at these things — ad prices could go up if the network senses that it has the upper hand.
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The President leveraged voters' economic anxiety during his campaign, regularly rails against "unfair" trade arrangements and touts the benefits of bilateral pacts that give the US the upper hand.
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