Victories for both were expected following primary victories earlier this year.
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As mega-partisan identities intensify, we treat political victories like sports victories.
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The Lightning's 24 road victories and 21 victories overall both lead the NHL.
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There will be no easy victories, if any victories at all, for his critics.
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Republicans overcame that with some narrow victories in big states and more victories over all.
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It's about having tiny little victories that you use to build tiny little other victories.
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"Their victories have not been your victories; their triumphs have not been your triumphs," he said.
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"We&aposve got multiple submission victories, head-kick knockout victories, we&aposve got decisions," he said.
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These are victories of our entire community and they are victories we must continue to strive for.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) downplayed Tuesday night's Democratic election victories in a new memo, arguing that Democrats are wrong to think their victories in blue-leaning states presage sweeping 2018 midterm victories.
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"Such a reversal will not just be done with electoral victories, however, but by intellectual victories," he added.
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And I hope they&aposre undefeated with their moral victories because moral victories will not nominate a judge.
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But Donald Trump doesn't believe in moral victories — the only victories he believes in are the literal ones.
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But the glow of those Cruz victories had faded after Trump won a resounding series of seven straight victories.
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No, but I think in terms of -- I believe, for the Democrats, moral victories are to them real victories.
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"We have, and celebrate, the on-scale victories, but it&aposs about the off-scale victories too," Harper said.
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Northwest Missouri's 38 victories ties Ferris State (38-1 last season) for the most victories in Division II history.
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Its DeepMind AI went from definitive victories in Go to definitive victories in chess with just hours of self-traiting.
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When I look at it and I see all these victories that I have, all these victories that he's got.
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He is four major victories from equaling Jack Nicklaus's record and three tour victories from equaling Sam Snead's career mark.
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They are simple victories for those around him, such as survival, love and the power of confrontation, but victories nonetheless.
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He is four major victories from equaling Jack Nicklaus's record and two tour victories from equaling Sam Snead's career mark.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden won another round of decisive primary victories, with sweeping victories in Florida, Illinois and Arizona.
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In politics, as in most things, moral victories are not real victories unless morality was the point of the fight.
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Last year, the Cubs recorded 13 walk-off victories en route to 97 regular-season victories and a wild-card berth.
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But Republicans won enormous victories in Florida's less educated, more culturally Southern rural areas, resulting in GOP victories in both races.
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She was eclipsed in career victories only by Kathy Whitworth's 88 and in major-tournament victories only by Patty Berg's 15.
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In K-1 it was fine that everyone had victories over everyone else because of the big name victories they did have.
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So long as he delivers perceived victories, even if those victories come in the form of righteous handshakes, he will be popular.
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After a year of high-profile moral victories in special congressional elections, Democrats finally got actual victories on the board, and more.
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"What I've seen over and over again are half-victories, or sometimes quarter-victories, that are called full victories, on issues up and down and across the board," state Senator Gustavo Rivera, who represents the Bronx, told the New Republic.
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Those included their Senate victories in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Nevada and Arizona, as well as governor's victories in Nevada, Michigan and Maine.
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If the president remains unpopular, Mr Rodden suggests, Democrats could win "narrow victories in districts where comfortable Republican victories had been the norm".
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It's a remarkable shift in just a few years — one of the biggest LGBTQ victories in a time period full of LGBTQ victories.
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Given this intensity on the left, the Democrats' victories should be blowouts, but protests don't necessarily equate to victories at the ballot box.
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Trump entered Saturday with 10 victories and 335 delegates, compared to Cruz's four victories – he now has six in total – and 248 delegates.
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If his victories over Hoost can't convince you, his ninety four percent knockout ratio across eighty-seven career victories can attest to that.
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This is the questions we've all been asking ourselves, and I think there are two things: first, recognizing victories when we get victories.
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He has given up six runs in 03 innings in his past four starts, with two victories and two no-decisions in Giants victories.
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Be smart: Some of the victories for normality weren't presidential whim, but process victories by inside players who knew how to slow or stall Bannon.
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"We're having a lot of victories, we're having victories that people don't even know about, and he's highly respected all over the world," Trump added.
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These were two huge upset victories over Trump, who was coming off of a wave of victories in the Super Tuesday primaries on March 2457.
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These were two huge upset victories over Trump, who was coming off of a wave of victories in the Super Tuesday primaries on March 250.
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The San Francisco startup's website touts many "victories" on its impact page, and spokeswoman Eva Arevuo said the rate of victories is about one per hour.
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Happ has allowed a total of two runs in his last four victories and has set a career high with an American League-leading 14 victories.
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"These decisive victories in Idaho and Utah give me confidence that we will continue to win major victories in the coming contests," he said in a statement.
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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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That, as defined by major victories, belongs to Jack Nicklaus, whose 18 major victories were spread over 24 years, from the 1962 U.S. Open to the 1986 Masters.
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With 81 PGA Tour victories, Woods is one shy of Sam Snead's all-time record, and with 15 major tournament victories, he trails only Nicklaus, who has 18.
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Since 1945, the greatest U.S. victories and greatest U.S. defeats have been nuclear victories, and nuclear defeats: Nuclear victory looks like the 200,000 casualties of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Touting victories Trump sent out more than 20 tweets touting what his administration sees as victories, nearly all of which were focused on the state of the economy.
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Is the main obstacle to progressive policy victories a lack of electoral victories against the Republican Party, in which case reduced ideological flexibility would do more harm than good?
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Here's the thing: I think that there has been and there still is the possibility to win individual legislative victories, and I think individual legislative victories should be pursued.
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Small victories can seem unimportant when you're really after something big, but small victories build new androgen receptors in the areas of the brain responsible for reward and motivation.
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In his last four victories Bermudez has hit seventeen takedowns, but in the middle of those victories are two losses in which Bermudez managed just one takedown between both.
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The two most prominent Democratic victories came in Connecticut and Delaware in late February, where victories in blue-leaning districts allowed the party to maintain control of the state senates.
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He'll stay ... we're very happy with him, we're having a lot of victories, we're having victories that people don't even know about, and he's highly respected all over the world.
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" She continues, "It's important to celebrate the little victories.
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There are no permanent victories in politics — or law.
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During the current 5-1 stretch, the Titans have two 3-point victories - beating Cleveland and Baltimore by field goals - along with two 4-point victories - beating Cincinnati and now the Colts.
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Seizing Mosul, Raqqa, or any other single piece of terrain might be tactical victories, but believing those victories add up to something greater sets the United States up for a strategic loss.
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His seventeenth win under the UFC banner, he is now only two victories off the men who sit on top of the charts with 19 victories, Michael Bisping and Georges St-Pierre.
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Here's a look at some of the milestone victories Pat Summitt achieved on her way to posting the most career victories of any NCAA Division I men's or women's coach: — No. 1: Jan.
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The Golden Gophers started the campaign with seven straight wins, including victories over Providence and Alabama, before struggling to just two victories in their last five and falling out of the top 25.
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Democrats also saw major victories in down-ballot races, giving the party a boost at a time when it has seen its down-ballot victories reduced almost to rubble during the past decade.
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Victories by Roberts, Gooden, Ellzey, McCall, and Bruun would push the caucus more towards the center while victories by Crenshaw, Pounds, Wright, Roy, and Cloud would push the caucus more towards the right.
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She enjoyed 13 victories in 1963, which remains the LPGA Tour record, and the next season won 11 times, which was tied by Swede Annika Sorenstam for second most victories in a season.
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The victories over the Saudis and the Emirates were greeted by scenes of jubilation in Qatar, where fans draped in the country's flag took to the streets of Doha to celebrate the victories.
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That isn't to downplay the victories we've seen in 2016.
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While those teachers scored several victories, some parents were disappointed.
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He matched his 210 season total for road victories — two.
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Sale leads the majors with 14 victories in 17 starts.
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Would you have joined Minor Victories if Slowdive hadn't reformed?
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The SEC has scored some victories in tackling cyber criminals.
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Three of his four victories have been against the Cubs.
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"At this point, there are no moral victories," he said.
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Brady has 21 playoff victories, the most by a quarterback.
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Here are a few other noted "victories" lauded by change.
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Waterloo was one of Britain's greatest victories over the French.
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Colorado and Wyoming were far from "voterless victories" for Cruz.
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We must celebrate all victories, not just victory over Thanos.
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We celebrated their victories when they got what they deserved.
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Father and son are responsible for the last five victories.
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Gonzales lost his second straight start after five consecutive victories.
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The investor coalition has already scored several victories in Europe.
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Ahead, six people share the mental health victories they've celebrated.
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"There are no moral victories," Marshall coach Dan D'Antoni said.
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Dallas entered with seven victories in their previous eight games.
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They told themselves their midterm election victories meant they didn't
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After their victories, there are likely to be even more.
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But few, if any, of their stories end with victories.
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Busch holds the XFINITY Series record for victories with 80.
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On the contrary, it had won a string of victories.
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We used to have victories, but we don't have them.
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Greene now has 17 saves in the 20 Tigers victories.
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You don't need moral victories, you've got the real one.
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And there's no guarantee that more candidates means more victories.
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Both were victories, so do with that what you will.
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Trump has since enjoyed victories in five of nine contests.
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Both victories helped give Democrats a majority in the House.
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Both of those victories came from the pole position too.
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After scoring their latest victories, Republicans were spiking the football.
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The Thunder say their recent string of victories feels different.
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This happens quite often in politics after narrow, dubious victories.
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After sweeping election victories, Democrats now have a House majority.
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Before Obama's victories, no Democrat had won Virginia since 1964.
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All of the victories have been decisive, if not blowouts.
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That compromise offered symbolic victories — and real peace — for all.
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Ted Cruz — who notched two victories in Oklahoma and Texas.
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At some point, this is about more than legislative victories.
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But Nixon can still call some significant victories her own.
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In the past year, #MeToo victories have peeled away thick
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Without those victories, he would have lost to Hillary Clinton.
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They won impressive victories in New Mexico, Virginia, and Colorado.
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It's a story of conquests and victories over weaker men.
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But some victories will be much more meaningful than others.
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His recent victories included one in the St. Petersburg Open.
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The win came with costs, as Mets victories often do.
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Trump's victories in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania reset the map.
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Clinton and his primary and caucus victories in 22 states.
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Donald J. Trump's primary victories meant that did not happen.
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Victories like the one Tuesday may buoy the Yankees' spirits.
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Yet Rubio could not secure victories when he needed them.
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Their victories could certainly enhance Mr. Sanders's standing in Washington.
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Conservatives stand ready to help them secure these legislative victories.
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The N.C.A.A. needs to start rewarding women for their victories.
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Only five of their victories came against Division I competition.
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Boeheim was suspended for nine games and docked 101 victories.
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With Donald Trump's victories, those leaders face a difficult choice.
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At some point, the time for moral victories is over.
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The establishment victories come despite political winds that favored outsiders.
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That's right, share your victories and laugh at your defeats.
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But Collins has a history of winning outsize reelection victories.
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His seven victories since June 227 led the major leagues.
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Did the recent Democratic election victories spur hope for you?
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Despite a string of victories, the CJTF has drawn criticism.
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Along with the victories grew a reputation for volatile behavior.
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Summitt had 38 seasons and 1,098 victories under her belt.
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With two more victories, that burden will finally be lifted.
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And their subsequent Cup victories in 1998, 2002, and 2008.
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I'm really anxious to see us get beyond symbolic victories.
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Instead, shifting alliances produced a series of surprising liberal victories.
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Lilly had eight career victories before the trade, 122 thereafter.
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The victory adds to Trump's tally of Super Tuesday victories.
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Democrats Veronica Escobar and Sylvia Garcia both secured election victories.
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Mr. Schumer and Ms. Cortez Masto have had some victories.
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It is winning victories on gun, immigration and trade policy.
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If these are Pyrrhic victories, they confer real psychological benefits.
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Biden's win built on victories in Michigan, Mississippi and Missouri.
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In 2016, Sanders scored massive victories in Washington and Idaho.
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Sanders notched some early victories when the field was split.
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We're finding new ways to govern that deliver new victories.
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He posted a record of 1,041 victories and 955 losses.
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The Haggler tends to dwell on losses rather than victories.
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They are not victories for a belief or a system.
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Drake has the most victories of any Canadian college coach.
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The Red Storm's only conference victories have come against DePaul.
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But victories in the first two states could propel Sanders.
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He has since guided the team to nine straight victories.
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In short, battlefield victories were intended to have political purpose.
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That story demands simple heroes, villains, defeats, and ultimate victories.
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Italy and Germany each have four victories to their names.
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Changing that will take more than electoral victories in November.
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Outright victories and easy answers are alien to the land.
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The endings are painstakingly managed victories for the poet's equanimity.
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I had one of the greatest election victories in history.
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Such victories for trophy hunting critics are extremely rare, however.
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But these strategic victories don't overshadow the Chainsmokers' myriad weaknesses.
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Four of those five victories have come against ranked teams.
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But such political victories have grown more difficult to win.
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Reach that many victories, and you have the golden ticket.
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They are solid victories changing progressive policies in the South.
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Our victories in the Cold and World Wars proved that.
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Her victories were interspersed with exasperating moments with Cole, though.
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These are 10 of the biggest victories, according to Change.org.
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I don't mean a second term or major legislative victories.
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But the promise of those victories has not been fulfilled.
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There are no resounding victories that make for easy headlines.
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The Clippers lead the NBA in home victories with 13.
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They celebrate victories and they hurt when things go badly.
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The Fighting Irish finished their season with six straight victories.
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Each of their victories came by at least 20 points.
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Hawaii and Washington scored early victories against Trump's Muslim ban.
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The most unexpected victories came in local races for prosecutor.
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It's not the most promising environment to secure legislative victories.
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And then there are victories that feel more like defeats.
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In politics, not all victories add up to a win.
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He spoke about Hillary Clinton, about himself, about his victories.
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Ms. Leonard tries to focus on the victories, however small.
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Victories can mean big financial rewards for coaches and colleges.
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As she racked up victories, her reputation and popularity increased.
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There are also frontrunners who eke out difficult, prolonged victories.
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Yet Democratic victories in these three races have huge effects.
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Their victories have not been your victories; their triumphs have not been your triumphs; and while they celebrated in our nation's Capital, there was little to celebrate for struggling families all across our land.
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He holds the records for most N.F.L. victories as a starting quarterback (207), most playoff wins (29), most Super Bowl victories by a player (five) and most Super Bowl Most Valuable Player Awards (four).
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Mr. Trump's commanding victories on Tuesday in Mississippi and Michigan underscored the durability of his candidacy and gave him a lift after he suffered a pair of losses and closer-than-expected victories last weekend.
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He also recovered two opponents' onside kicks to help seal victories.
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Clinton promises to at least notch small victories on her own.
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The network's victories included spending millions in support of Republican Rep.
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Sanders victories won't deliver the number of delegates needed to meaningfully
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These aren't meaningless victories, and Silva, for example, is no patsy.
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After all, Sessions continues to score policy victories for the administration.
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Five of those victories have come in overtime or a shootout.
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It's been wonderful to celebrate so many milestones and victories together.
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There are still some victories we can celebrate heading into 2017.
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Park and Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn each have three victories this season.
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Sale became the first American League pitcher to reach 413 victories.
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They notched two road victories while holding the No. 214 spot.
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I know with victories that other things should be coming slowly.
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"Putin is the kind of politician who wants victories," he said.
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Read more: These midterm victories will expand voting rights, curb gerrymandering
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But despite multiple victories Friday, educators did not end the strike.
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And if anything, the years since have only accelerated her victories.
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His victories came at Richmond in 1970 and Talladega in 1972.
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Four of Winnipeg's six victories this season have come after regulation.
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In six of the 11 victories, the Chiefs had no turnovers.
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Mr. Newburger also padded Plainfield's early-season record by adding victories.
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In recent days, Sanders has scored a number of political victories.
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Even their hardest-fought victories felt like too little, too late.
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Despite numerous WTO "victories" for the U.S., most have been pyrrhic.
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But in Nangahar, Gul described hard-fought military victories as precarious.
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Indeed, voters have so far handed him victories in 18 states.
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I don't think we can look at this for moral victories.
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He is the career wins leader at Texas with seven victories.
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Coach's transformation has been marked by incremental victories along the way.
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Instead of just counting up your losses, hold onto your victories.
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Statewide victories do not always translate into success in congressional districts.
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Roy Blunt -- each won, aided by Trump's victories in their states.
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And I'm not alone in enjoying the fruit of those victories.
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And, like his victories, the result obscured a more complex story.
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The Magic now have four victories in their past six games.
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Tesla stock is falling in the wake of Tuesday's Republican victories.
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Of those, only four rather piddling victories went the liberals' way.
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After losing to Calgary, Tampa Bay ripped off seven consecutive victories.
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The teams had vastly different experiences in their season-opening victories.
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If you look at world history, we've had so many victories.
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Most of the victories currently available to Congressional Democrats are moral.
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His 278 victories as a coach also are a franchise-best.
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Beard led Millwall to 16 consecutive victories and a league title.
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Still, activists and unions savored some key victories on Election Day.
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"There is a path for bipartisan victories in Congress," Geduldig says.
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In the world of conservation, little victories can mean a lot.
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But these were two-term presidents who won massive legislative victories.
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The theme, as usual, was Trump victories, past, present, and future.
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Smith posted 21 victories on the tour with two major championships.
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The Angels had lost nine of 10 before those two victories.
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Cultural victories rely on building tourism cache and welcoming foreign tourists.
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The Clippers entered with five victories in their previous six games.
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Midterm Democratic victories may only require us to stand and watch.
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"All victories are satisfying, obviously," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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The victories extended his lead in the Republican presidential-nomination race.
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So let's learn from our victories, like the victory in Anchorage.
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Ms. Lynch noted that major civil rights victories have triggered backlashes.
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Hannity praised Trump for his response to his Super Tuesday victories.
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We keep talking about goals, players, and victories—our shared religion.
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Yet these tactical victories should not be construed as strategic success.
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All the other statewide contests in Kentucky saw hefty Republican victories.
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Democrats won sweeping victories in the national elections in November 2017.
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The American people will reward Mueller's victories with soaring public support.
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St. Louis and San Jose could join them with victories tonight.
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Davis won huge landslide victories in both the primary and general.
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Last year, they did not record 10 victories until May 26.
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The insurgent primary victories were more generational than they were ideological.
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Seven of Serena's record 23 grand slam victories have come here.
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The Taliban are increasingly using social media to advertise their victories.
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After victories in 2006 and 2008, though, Democrats turned to governing.
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But Power had a solid midseason, equaling Pagenaud's four overall victories.
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The next highest total in the series is McLaren's 20163 victories.
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Arrivabene had set two victories as the team's goal for 2015.
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The victories are also beginning to provoke debate about Trump's strength.
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George Karl is next on the list with 1,175 coaching victories.
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We remember the victories, but too often we forget the game.
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He has 15 career major titles and 81 PGA Tour victories.
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The president appears to be referring to the victories of Reps.
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Bishop has managed only 15 victories in 31 decisions despite a .
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Democrats have won six straight victories in Pennsylvania in presidential elections.
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That's how we gained victories against Jim Crow segregation and discrimination.
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Instead of folding, Colorado is overcoming mistakes and pulling out victories.
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Down ballot, there were some small victories for anti-Trump Latinos.
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In their battles with banks, environmentalists have scored some early victories.
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Nonetheless, there were several important victories for voting rights this year.
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Victories occurred during the Brownback era and are easy to identify.
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SMALL VICTORIES: Recipes, Advice + Hundreds of Ideas for Home-Cooking Triumphs.
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In each of the Sparks' two victories, Parker grabbed nine rebounds.
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It's why the Sooners came within two victories of a championship.
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Six of the victories have been by more than 236 points.
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But it's not going to be one of the easy victories.
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Clinton won significant victories in the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses.
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And now, both men share a November that brought election victories.
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"SDF are winning great victories against ISIS," the rebel group said.
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Trump often publicly praises the Patriots and their victories as well.
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He's now 10-0, with just two decisions amongst his victories.
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Their engine has powered Red Bull to two victories this season.
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Yes, but: Some of these conservative victories may not be permanent.
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She also had 38 seasons and 1,098 victories under her belt.
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The state handed victories for Republicans up and down the ticket.
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We couldn't at some particular point after the season recant victories?
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This relatively affluent suburban Atlanta district routinely gave Price easy victories.
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Military history is full of resounding victories won by unlikely forces.
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It is highly relevant for momentum: Victories bestow positive news coverage.
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These are the kinds of victories that can build on themselves.
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"But these victories came at a terrible cost," he reminds us.
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The new agreement gives the United States victories on both fronts.
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There is nothing wrong with achieving small victories with minor interventions.
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Third-party election victories are generally not good examples of that.
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Women Lead Parade of Victories to Help Democrats Win House 57.
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From college basketball's beginnings until 2009, no coach reached 3303,000 victories.
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The judicial victories have elbowed the issue into the political arena.
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Many of the Atoms' victories could not be clocked by stopwatches.
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Lundqvist stopped 24 shots to tie Terry Sawchuk with 445 victories.
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Election victories by prominent military veterans are nothing new in Israel.
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They'll start to think things are huge victories, when they're tiny.
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But there's no getting around it: The victories will be fewer.
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But tactical retreats can lead to big victories in the future.
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Within that framework, they were able to achieve important liberal victories.
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He is also the major league leader in victories, with 17.
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Shiffrin, 22, already has 41 World Cup victories, a stunning pace.
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To win lasting victories, though, turnout will need to rise substantially.
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They won smashing victories last week in Virginia and other states.
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It's been a primary season full of upsets and unexpected victories.
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That's nine victories in the 20 events he entered that season.
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But what makes these victories even sweeter is who's achieving them.
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There were no medals for Russia despite victories by Russian athletes.
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Militarizing American foreign policy while relegating diplomacy will bring no victories.
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Those promises helped them win big victories in Congress in 28503.
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Their seven victories have been by a total of 27 points.
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But when the victories happen, they matter more than the defeats.
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He has posted seven top-five finishes along with his victories.
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But they were small victories in a larger, more dismal picture.
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Only one of those victories came against a top-30 opponent.
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Over the years, Mr. Dassey's legal team scored victories and setbacks.
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Henry has rushed for 377 yards in the two playoff victories.
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"These were all victories within a point or two," Bender said.
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Dutch voters seemed to have ended the string of populist victories.
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He has been the odds-on favorite in his four victories.
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Kittel said his confidence was high after a string of victories.
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From Virginia's 2017 elections to the special election victories of Sen.
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Democratic victories in the battlegrounds, he wrote, were far from assured.
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Those four victories have come by an average of 22.5 points.
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Their victories were part of a Democratic sweep in November's elections.
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Any relief from the Hurd and Cruz victories didn't last long.
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Wisconsin interim coach Greg Gard will not settle for moral victories.
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The 103-87 squad opened the schedule with 16 consecutive victories.
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The optimist in me says that we'll soon see concrete victories.
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Hypocrisy is a small price to pay for partisan political victories.
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St. Louis evened the all-time series at 10 victories apiece.
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So victories, preferably bringing favorable media coverage are imperative -- and soon.
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College football has become inured to victories by the established programs.
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Each of the Fighting Irish's victories have come by double digits.
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Derek Fisher is first on the list with 161 playoff victories.
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The home victories became a badge of honor for the locals.
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Scholars listed several kinds of victories that a movement can accomplish.
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But Thursday, the president was set to declare some real victories.
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But while some cases have ended in victories, others created setbacks.
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In its victories and failures this show is absolutely worth seeing.
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But the company's labor relations victories weren't enough to save it.
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In the Senate, Republicans scored a string of big victories. Sen.
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Leave won big victories among traditional Labour voters in Northeast England.
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But Rubio kept touting a string of second- and third-place victories as unlikely comebacks until it became clear that the winnowing Republican field still wasn't going to deliver enough votes for him to score victories.
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"Their victories have not been your victories; their triumphs have not been your triumphs; and while they celebrated in our nation's capital, there was little to celebrate for struggling families all across our land," he intoned.
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And that means he becomes the Westerosi version of the Dillon Panthers from Friday Night Lights — forever winning unlikely victories and hoping we ignore that he's the main reason those victories were unlikely in the first place.
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But his argument was not that Justice Thomas, who recently turned 70, is winning victories today, but that he is paving the way for victories down the road — and perhaps not all that far down the road.
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In a White House as frenetic and troubled as this one -- and with a president challenging historic lows for his approval rating at this time of his tenure -- small victories are better than no victories at all.
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Bill Belichick's 23 playoff victories are the most for an N.F.L. coach.
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ANONYMOUS We win many victories in our lives and suffer many defeats.
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"There's no moral victories, especially when it's against these guys," Herman said.
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Minor Victories came not long after Slowdive were back in full swing.
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Minor Victories self-titled album is out now via Fat Possum Records.
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All of Ward's victories have come as a member of the Hurricanes.
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That being said, Trump did have a few modest victories in Russia.
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He did not carry either state in his two presidential election victories.
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Illinois has made 24 3-pointers in its first two tourney victories.
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How does the Taliban win so many victories against Afghan government forces?
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But everyone has struggled and everyone longs for victories, large and small.
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But I see hope clearly outlined in the smaller, less glamorous victories.
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Justin Lockey formed Minor Victories in between the last two Editors albums.
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Despite being proud of his victories, he is taking nothing for granted.
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These were issues worth tackling, and victories well-won, to be sure.
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The fraught political environment makes Hilton's and Malunguinho's victories even more noteworthy.
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Before that, victories were largely celebrated by French, Italian and British automakers.
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Populist election victories in America and Europe prompted another outpouring of pessimism.
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We don't want to rush them out there and achieve fragile victories.
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All four of their knockout-stage victories were secured in regular time.
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Los Angeles matched the Milwaukee Brewers for most home victories in baseball.
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Jesse L. Jackson's victories in the 1984 and 1988 South Carolina primaries.
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They have eight double-digit victories already—only four teams have more.
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Victories begin to feel hollow when you can't share them with anyone.
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I guess you take the small victories here in the year 2017.
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Before that, the Celtics had reeled off eight consecutive victories from Nov.
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BYU (3-2), which had victories at both Arizona and then-No.
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All but one of his victories have come by way of knockout.
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He tied for the league high in victories and in shutouts (eight).
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Some of those simulations result in landslide victories, others in narrow ones.
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And now a deal has been reached, and both sides notched victories.
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The association claims this and other recent regulations affecting Airbnb as victories.
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And that&aposs why he&aposs racking up all these tangible victories.
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"Got to close tournaments out, so it goes to victories," he said.
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He won his first drivers' title with five victories the following season.
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Chicago swept its three-game homestand, including a pair of overtime victories.
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Why are the SAG Awards such a reliable indicator for Oscar victories?
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Boston posted 248-219 and 218-63 victories to begin the series.
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Bennett's win was one of many victories for female candidates on Tuesday.
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Five of his last six victories have been after an Arizona loss.
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Ten of Georgia Tech's 17 victories came against NCAA tournament teams. 2.
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The female victories spanned the country, from Virginia to Iowa to Oklahoma.
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Other shady investment victories Trump has touted have involved Alibaba and Foxconn.
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Of N.C. State's ACC victories, this marked the team's lowest point total.
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True, it has not all been a succession of victories and achievements.
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Jay Inslee's administration has scored victories against the Trump administration in court.
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Four of those New York victories occurred in starts made by Sale.
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Four of his victories this season have come at the Tigers' expense.
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Taking better care of the football hasn't resulted in more victories, however.
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Her TKO in round 1 brought her string of victories to 20.
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These political victories were born from a long history of bipartisan support.
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Christopher Bell and Cole Custer come to Kentucky with four victories each.
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Over the years there have been chest-thumping victories and demoralizing setbacks.
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Voters seem to share his instincts, handing Mr Abe repeated election victories.
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Achieving victories in this war, moreover, almost invariably comes at a price.
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And that looks like less than a certainty after Trump's latest victories.
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The Associated Press: Liberal victories in primaries cheer some Democrats, worry others.
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Their perfect record includes victories over strong Michigan State and Wisconsin teams.
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Maricopa County, home to Phoenix, played a big role in those victories.
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His trainer and jockey already have Kentucky Derby victories under their belts.
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They led only two of their five playoff victories after two periods.
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Female candidates also had victories in several other national and state primaries.
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Victories in the war on doping come encoded with risk, and worry.
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Republicans notched major statewide victories in all but West Virginia and Montana.
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He is now only 20 victories off Michael Schumacher's all-time record.
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Trump also won Kentucky, while Cruz took victories in Kansas and Maine.
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It's great to go into the off-say with these two victories.
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The current rules that exaggerate victories create the illusion of a majority.
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Meanwhile, Democrats won sweeping victories across Wisconsin in 2018, led by Gov.
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The Reds have outscored the Dodgers 1013-15 in the five victories.
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Yet even as these victories were being won, the paradigm was shifting.
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Those victories made George Conway's announcement on Wednesday all the more striking.
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So bring it on; there will be more battles and more victories.
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The Kremlin congratulated both Dodon and Bulgaria's Rumen Radev on their victories.
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Stellar Wind (5-2) is coming off two monster victories over Beholder.
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They split their four-game series, two victories apiece, meaning nobody won.
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Virginia victories provided Democrats with a needed psychological shot in the arm.
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The Democratic Party now owes a number of victories to leftist activists.
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They had secured victories in three straight before the All-Star break.
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"One of the best victories of the year," Coach Steve Kerr said.
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Vettel holds the record of nine victories in a row in 2013.
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In those two victories, the Mariners gave Iwakuma 21 runs of support.
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Sunesson worked for Faldo at two of the Englishman's three Open victories.
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But the pattas show that small victories for law are also possible.
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It buoyed her in some of her big primary victories to date.
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The battle for free speech on campus won two victories last week.
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Those victories, however, have been met with a backlash in recent years.
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Trump praised himself on Twitter for boosting Republican victories in the Senate.
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Twenty-two of the races Democrats won were female victories (85033 percent).
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Other companies with Pyrrhic victories against hostile bidders may be similarly vulnerable.
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Three of the team's six victories have come at Madison Square Garden.
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Marijuana legalization has had some big victories in the past few years.
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T he previous three victories were all by at least 20 points.
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He led his league in victories, earned run average, innings and strikeouts.
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READ: 5 things we learned from Biden's stunning victories over Bernie Sanders.
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Compare that with Sorenstam's heyday, when she averaged 245 victories per season.
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Democratic victories were not just a matter of diversity overcoming division, though.
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That support wasn't enough to secure Sanders big victories in both states.
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Mr. Tester has not cleared 50 percent in either of his victories.
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That stance helped pave the way for the narrow victories over Mrs.
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But Cosby's team has also won some major victories in pretrial hearings.
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I wish we heard more about women's spectacular victories than their testosterone.
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The Yankees claimed two victories, including a 12-8 win on Sunday.
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The victories by way of the elbow are always memorable, always electrifying.
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That matches their total number of victories for all of last June.
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And he can fairly take credit for overseeing military victories against it.
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But it needs their victories to feel genuine rather than tacked on.
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No matter how many victories they have, there's a fear of failing.
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These tragedies made the first-mountain victories seem, well, not so important.
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He has 0003 victories and 2,994 strikeouts in a 19-year career.
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Joe Biden, meanwhile, has been scoring quick projected victories in the South.
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Not only are victories more exciting, but losses are much more painful.
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Today, the victories of Lee, Innamorato and Fielder look like a portent.
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Clinton doesn't overcome Mr. Trump's narrow victories in Wisconsin, Michigan or Pennsylvania.
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After two days, Bjorn's four captain's picks have combined for six victories.
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Just because Tuesday's victories came in states or districts won by Mrs.
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"Yes, we have conquered great victories recently," said Ms. Wolffer, the artist.
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Joe Biden energized his campaign with Super Tuesday victories in nine states.
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Bernier has been in goal for 22 of the team's 20 victories.
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Biden followed his decisive and surprising victories on Super Tuesday on Mar.
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Satisfied with his victories, Sanders agreed to appear with Clinton on Tuesday.
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My victories mean nothing to me unless I'm sharing them with you.
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The hard-won victories were challenged; the Equal Rights Amendment didn't pass.
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When the Angels reeled off four straight victories, the offense was clicking.
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Coach Mike Krzyzewski extended his record for NCAA Tournament victories to 24.
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Republicans upbraided Democrats for that failure ahead of their midterm election victories.
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Andrews, who coached girls' teams, is the overall leader with 1,416 victories.
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Both of his Super Bowl victories were over the New England Patriots.
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What's more, those conversations have already yielded election victories for working people.
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Moral victories may be nice, but appointing Supreme Court justices is better.
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Trump posted victories in Arkansas, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Massachusetts, Vermont and Tennessee.
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Former President Obama on Wednesday celebrated the Democratic victories in Tuesday's elections.
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Historically, early victories have transformed how they are perceived by the electorate.
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The Astros (793-279) reached 210 victories for a third consecutive season.
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Like all victories in art, this one has a double-edged result.
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I just kept competing and I'm happy with these kind of victories.
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Each party claimed electoral victories in Oregon, South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana.
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"These caucuses are the foundation for our victories in 2020," Price said.
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Dr. Reed and Dr. Noorchashm (pronounced NOOR-chash) won some notable victories.
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Entering Thursday's games, they led the N.H.L. in home victories with 16.
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The hospital, despite its victories in court, should defer to Charlie's parents.
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Rose's victories at the Australian Open were not his first major titles.
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Defeats did not destroy this movement and victories will not end it.
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Reynolds, though, is far more interested in the number of Rockies victories.
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His horses notched 181 victories and more than $23 million in earnings.
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Northam was one of several Democratic victories in Virginia's November statewide elections.
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From 19613 through 2013, Tampa Bay averaged almost 92 victories per season.
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Penn Charter athletes learn to celebrate team victories rather than personal accomplishments.
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They need wars, victories and conquests, along with an easily manipulated population.
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Congressional Republicans are entering the August recess with no significant legislative victories.
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Edwards compiled a record of 257 victories, 101 losses and 3 ties.
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Now he needs sporting victories, as well as military and diplomatic ones.
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But the West is constantly stealing Russia's victories, both previous and future.
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There were reports and rumors of arrests, beatings, and small, temporary victories.
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They pulled out victories, but the close calls gave GOP leaders heartburn.
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Democrats won many shocking and unexpected victories in 2017 and early 2018.
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These small victories, sometimes amusing, sometimes costly, are crucial to Andrea's survival.
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Female candidates running in primaries in Texas scored major victories Tuesday night.
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So they've recorded half of their victories this season away from home.
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But it's worth remembering that even great victories can pale in exaggeration.
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Then Murphy, Mason and Lynch revived the Gophers with eight consecutive victories.
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Following 186 victories as an NFL starter, the cerebral Manning took charge.
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Some of these families have landed big public victories: In Wit v.
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But there have been more victories than defeats in the Trump era.
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With 103 victories, he is two wins shy of Matt Muehlebach's record.
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His two victories were part of a 235-game Flyers winning streak.
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But it was the final two victories which provided reasons for optimism.
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Their 12 victories at home are tied for second in the league.
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Despite these small victories, there is no sugarcoating the bleak days ahead.
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In legislative terms, American corporations have claimed the biggest victories so far.
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Here is a look back at 10 notable lobbying victories from 2016.
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Four of those Dodgers' walk-off victories have come on home runs.
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Author note: This recipe is courtesy of Julia Turshen's book, Small Victories.
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Democrats buoyed by recent victories in Republican districts have lofty aims in suburban New Jersey as they work to wrest control of the House from the G.O.P., given Democrats' surprise victories in Virginia, Alabama and, most recently, Pennsylvania.
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Although Morrison's support for the mining industry was expected to deliver victories in the north of Queensland, a state where coal is a major employer, victories in the outer suburbs in the south of the state belied exit polls.
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"These decisive victories in Idaho and Utah give me confidence that we will continue to win major victories in the coming contests," Sanders said in a statement released shortly after the Associated Press projected his wins in those states.
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In Beginning Greek, too, one settles for small victories and accepts huge shortfalls.
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Early victories can show momentum and activate a vast population of small donors.
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NOTES: Duke leads the series 168-78, including five victories in a row.
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Science victories allow you to keep to yourself and (hopefully) out of war.
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Democrats scored their biggest farm belt victories in Iowa, where Democratic state Rep.
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But it does not mean the party's left flank lacked victories this year.
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Philadelphia has overcome a deficit in five of its six victories this season.
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He is 7-1 with a 3.25 ERA in 26 career road victories.
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In fact his last three victories have come by way of his elbows.
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There were reports of seemingly impossible Clinton coin-toss victories in several precincts.
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Well, England's World Cup fans are notoriously ... enthusiastic about celebrating their team's victories.
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But Macomb County's wide swing for Trump underscored his surprising Rust Belt victories.
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In the longer run, phony electoral victories will not save Erdogan from himself.
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It can be one of their greatest victories and a really defining experience.
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So Trump's victories, while not totally outside the realm of possibility, are surprising.
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Do you think the Slowdive tour had any impact on starting Minor Victories?
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Only Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark, with 86 victories, has won more World Cup races.
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It would enter the election divided, and that rarely leads to smashing victories.
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With his two victories, Moffitt has an automatic berth in the next round.
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On the two previous occasions, in 2000 and 2004, he won thumping victories.
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Most of those victories came in places Republicans are almost certain to win.
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Improbable as it seems, someone could break his record for career victories, too.
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That's exactly what Republicans did after their 21 landslide victories in the state.
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The last decade has secured numerous victories for gender equality around the world.
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It's also one of the biggest victories for workplace harassment in any industry.
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Three consecutive victories powered the South Carolina native into Augusta a year ago.
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The bottom line: The number of candidates in itself doesn't guarantee election victories.
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First off, the party won convincing victories in the two marquee governors' races.
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But its victories have often been due to ingenuity, skill, and sheer luck.
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Videos of his savage knockout victories in the bouts became wildly popular online.
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CAMPAIGNERS for gay rights have enjoyed a sequence of victories in the West.
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It was probably one of the greatest retail victories in a long time.
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Political gimmicks meant to gain ephemeral electoral victories tend to backfire that way.
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Stalin, for instance, used them to show off Soviet victories against the Nazis.
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They had a total of five conference victories in their first five seasons.
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Popovich (166) and Rivers (82) also lead all active coaches in postseason victories.
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He had 551 career victories and an N.H.L.-record 151 in the playoffs.
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It was the first of Lombardi's five championships plus two Super Bowl victories.
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Yet Trump also won big victories in Hawaii and Mississippi on Tuesday night.
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Election results 2016 The magnitude of the GOP's down-ballot victories was stunning.
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There wasn't a letdown for Seton Hall following a pair of emotional victories.
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Victories would be a tonic for both candidates following a series of losses.
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The victories made the uphill climb toward the nomination even steeper for Cruz.
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The milestone win surpassed Alexander Severance, who compiled 413 victories from 1936-163.
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Nonetheless, occasional victories by political outsiders have mostly been limited to the provinces.
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The Afghan all-girls robotics team is racking up the victories this year.
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Fourteen of the Spurs' 17 victories have come against teams with losing records.
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Each might continue with symbolic victories but there are limitations on both sides.
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It's the small victories here in the year 2017, our year of fakes.
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Interestingly, none of their victories came by more than a one-goal margin.
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Victory meant that Barty has a tour-leading 12 grasscourt victories this year.
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From there, Djokovic knuckled down to complete one of his most stunning victories.
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Tennessee's 116 all-time victories over Vanderbilt are its most over any opponent.
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Eight of the Warriors' victories during the streak have been in double figures.
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They've won their last three games, including victories over Michigan State and Indiana.
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Nebraska previously posted victories over Indiana, when the Hoosiers were ranked, and Purdue.
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Many of these voters seem to have been motivated by Obama's own victories.
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The SEC has scored some victories in tackling cyber criminals in recent years.
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The Canadiens lead the league with 256 victories when trailing after two periods.
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She achieved two surprising victories on that front in the recently completed session.
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He has 16 career victories, and this was his first in a playoff.
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In the end she had to settle for 82 victories of her own.
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Have we become a country whose moral victories only play out in lawsuits?
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Mr. Nack covered Secretariat's victories at the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes.
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He remains unbeaten in an Astros uniform, including two victories in this series.
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He also boasted that the GOP is 5-0 for special election victories.
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Still, there have been few cases of complete victories against companies Yahoo's size.
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British supergroup Minor Victories are a band foremost but they're also filmmakers, too.
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Some of these victories came without the generous American support Israel has today.
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The 101 victories represent the Pacers' highest win total against any NBA opponent.
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In fact, 4 out of her last 5 fights were 1st round victories.
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The Indiana run includes victories in its first two Big Ten Conference games.
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Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas and Austrian Dominic Thiem both progressed with four-set victories.
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Isner is two victories away from winning the event for the fourth time.
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Woods has 18 victories in that period, while Rory McIlroy also has 12.
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Otherwise, the small victories in copays will inevitably come back to bite us.
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Democrats, motivated by Trump's chaotic presidency, feel they are poised for big victories.
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In Istanbul, the vote count was so tight that both parties declared victories.
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Trump's four victories on Tuesday included three open states and one closed state.
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Clinton notched victories in Ohio and Florida on Tuesday, two key swing states.
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Cruz, Rubio and Kasich desperately need victories to prove they are still competitive.
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But Bush's foreign affairs victories were overshadowed by a stagnant economy at home.
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These so-called "Reagan Democrats" gave him crushing victories over his Democrat opponents.
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Fiction is dominated by dramatic moments of clarification and revelations, victories and defeats.
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It's a mistake to blame white women alone for Republican victories in 2018.
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Team Penske's run of two straight victories came to an end at ISM.
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In the event, however, Mr Trump and Mr Sanders simply won huge victories.
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His clever television spots contributed to Dilma Rousseff's victories in 2010 and 2014.
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That's where people experience their first confrontations with power and their first victories.
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Two more victories would just make their college days that much more special.
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They could notch up their own victories, and May 25th 1941 was hers.
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The ATP also stopped awarding ranking points for Davis Cup victories this year.
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For Syndergaard, it was his first loss of the season after two victories.
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That dynamic could persist until Republicans begin notching legislative victories of their own.
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Finally, some other notable electoral victories might give liberty-lovers cause to celebrate.
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Some labor experts argued that these victories could reverberate through the broader economy.
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The 213-year-old also had 24 victories in 33, 23 and 211.
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Eskelsen Garcia lauded the victories made by teachers across the country this year.
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His September victories were his only two wins after the All-Star break.
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America pulling up its stakes, undoing its victories, and abandoning all of the
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Duke owns an NCAA-best streak of 148 home victories against nonconference opponents.
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Turning victories into a national religion may once have seemed a good idea.
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In Europe, the president pressed for small victories where they could be found.
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They rolled to two emphatic victories by a combined score of 18-6.
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The flawed backhand stroke, however, may well sabotage any aspirations for major victories.
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But I'm equally sure that we will have innumerable small victories and joys.
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Gordon won the last of his record five Brickyard 400 victories in 2014.
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Billions of dollars are at stake, and each side has claimed some victories.
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Then, there was a slate of victories in the primary season by women.
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Trump's victories will allow him to walk away with an increased delegate lead.
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All three of the Broncos' victories this season have come at home. 2.
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The AI raced its way to two dominant victories before the exhibition ended.
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Michigan holds a 7-6 edge, including victories in the past three meetings.
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DeepMind announced the victories Thursday during a live stream on YouTube and Twitch.
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Clear military victories are few – the Gulf War in 1991 being an exception.
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A series of small victories is better than a string of certain defeats.
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Yale's 23 victories were the most since the 2-7 team won 30.
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And there are some funny examples in the list of middle-class victories.
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Toronto became the final N.B.A. franchise to reach 183 victories in a season.
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The victories give Democrats 53 of 100 seats in the House of Representatives.
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It doesn't matter to him that his culture wars won't deliver policy victories.
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Football players from opposing teams aren't supposed to delight in each other's victories.
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While these practices weren't totally wiped out by these victories, they did decrease.
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But then the promised victories in France and the Netherlands failed to materialize.
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In addition to her 17 victories, she has posted 82 top-10 finishes.
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Nobody challenges the primary voting or alleges that the billionaire stole his victories.
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Matt has led our Party to unprecedented victories up and down the ballot.
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The former vice president was racking up Super Tuesday victories over Vermont Sen.
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Transgender groups like Sparta initially hailed the court injunctions last fall as victories.
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Biden leads in the overall delegate count after a run of primary victories.
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The mustachioed, lederhosen-clad Brat had just 10 victories, making him the wurst.
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He was traded five times, sold once and had more losses than victories.
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They were the first team in the American League to reach 10 victories.
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Prior to Sunday, far-right populists had been riding a wave of victories.
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Cruz's Texas and Oklahoma wins come against a background of Trump victories elsewhere.
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They see their acts as blows against "political correctness" and victories for lulz.
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But this is another season, and UConn is two victories from another title.
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In my life, I've had fractures, surgeries, pain, hospital stays, victories and defeats.
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These victories buoy us through the far more common horrors we have encountered.
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Overwhelmingly, they selected Trump's words and actions as the cause for Democratic victories.
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In their 12 victories this postseason, they have posted a staggering 50 goals.
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A win is a win, and we had a lot of tough victories.
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Williams caddied for Tiger Woods in 13 of the American's 15 major victories.
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And there have been scattered victories for climate conservatives at the state level.
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And in politics, a loss is a loss — there are no moral victories.
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There were also a couple of medical marijuana victories in Missouri and Utah.
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He had 38 career victories — 31 of them by knockout — but 25 losses.
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He had done much the same before previous victories against Argentina and Uruguay.
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Biden secured victories in all states except North Dakota, which went to Sanders.
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Small victories like this remind me that life can change in an instant.
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It was the latest in a run of victories for Biden on Tuesday.
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Biden won upset victories in Oklahoma, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Maine and Texas, where Sen.
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After the victories, there was a growing sense of inevitability surrounding Biden's candidacy.
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But none of those victories came in a best-of-five-set match.
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These victories do not work in straight lines, and they are rarely total.
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The modest Democratic gains were offset by the party's victories in governor's races.
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But one of her most cherished victories involved getting people out of prison.
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His tenure has undoubtedly been controversial, with few legislative victories to his credit.
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WASHINGTON — Elena Delle Donne, franchise star of the Washington Mystics, only remembers victories.
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Earlier Tuesday, NBC had also projected victories for Biden in Florida and Illinois.
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Or the landslide victories for ballot initiatives on Medicaid and the minimum wage.
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And over the years he has scored some improbable legal and political victories.
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That win was quickly bolstered by double-digit victories in Illinois and Arizona.
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He has led virtually every step of the way in all his victories.
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The junior right-hander Thompson (14-0, 1.84) led Division I in victories.
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The victories for soda-tax advocates — in San Francisco, Oakland and Albany, Calif.
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Perez on Sunday stressed last week's sweeping Democratic victories in state elections nationwide.
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Progressive women hope to turn their activism into victories at the ballot box.
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For six of his Tour victories, the Postal Service was his team's sponsor.
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He and his allies won significant victories in the October 22019 congressional elections.
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But it's the downballot victories that have Democrats optimistic about their 2018 prospects.
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Plus, Dold's victories in the district occurred during overwhelmingly strong years for Republicans.
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Apparent victories in public forums can get beaten back in subsequent bureaucratic battles.
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Fundamentally, it is because he ultimately emerged victorious without having scored many victories.
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She's determined to prevent Ryan and Republicans from winning any major legislative victories.
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He sat behind the bench for both of the team's victories in Memphis.
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Thomas, 218, now has more victories than any active players younger than 212.
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He has raced in more than 300 top-series events, with 18 victories.
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The Oilers won three of five regular-season meetings, including two overtime victories.
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Eight of the Jayhawks' nine victories have come by at least 10 points.
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Now, most of their victories come at the Georgia National Fair in October.
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With the save, there was a way to quantify those who finished victories.
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He has scored victories from junior middleweight, middleweight, super middleweight, and light heavyweight.
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They suggest a nimble, ecstatic cadre of sports fans, anticipating victories to come.
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"It's true we didn't get enough victories," said Mattia Binotto, the team principal.
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Still, Trump sought to emphasize his foreign policy victories during the news conference.
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Because of the strong local bonds, out-of-state recruiting victories are rare.
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It puts on a show of democracy, especially if he recognizes opposition victories.
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It has paid off: New Orleans has recorded five victories in seven games.
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In fact, it violated the second rule, too -- be humble in all victories.
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Their fans might care about those victories, but the rest of us don't.
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They have scored 120 or more points in all six of the victories.
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Without any major legislative victories to date, Republicans are eager to move ahead.
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Both victories for the Bears came at the start of Southland Conference play.
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Trump could easily score more victories of this sort if he wanted to.
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But despite early victories, the government continues to grant concessions, Ms. González said.
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At only 23, her age only makes her victories that much more impressive.
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"These victories were led and made possible by women of color," Richards said.
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The back-and-forth comes as Republicans have struggled to score legislative victories.
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Where Republicans gained policy victories, the consequences on the ground were surprisingly limited.
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Where Republicans gained policy victories, the consequences on the ground were surprisingly limited.
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We saw women who are unapologetic for taking space and celebrating their victories.
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We saw women who are unapologetic for taking space and celebrating their victories.
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With Garcia's and Escobar's likely victories, both numbers would go up this November.
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A third wrote the "shameful" press was trying to deny Trump his victories.
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The last three midterm elections brought landslide wave victories for the "out" party.
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For many outside observers, these victories indicate a changing tide in U.S. politics.
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If the recounts end up producing Republican victories, they might even be minimal.
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The administration's courtroom victories include six in which judges tossed the case outright.
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But after three years of military engagement, Russia won't easily give up its victories in Syria, victories designed to show it is still a great power and an effective ally, as well as give it a foothold in the Mediterranean.
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With 15 major victories among his 82 PGA Tour wins, Woods easily surpasses the criteria for consideration which require male competitors to have 15 or more victories or at least two wins at the four majors and The Players Championship.
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In addition to his record 17 Indianapolis 500 victories — the most recent with driver Will Power last year — Penske has amassed 111 victories at NASCAR's highest level and another 68 wins in the Xfinity Series to go with four owner's championships.
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Drivers have seen few victories in their legal fights against their classification as contractors.
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He managed a handful of victories before losing the strap to Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Garin is enjoying a breakthrough season, notching 18 victories from 24 tour-level matches.
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Qualcomm has scored some small victories in its efforts to chip away at Apple.
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Barty is 123-0 against Kenin in her career, including two victories in 2019.
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These could also be allegorical in nature, depicting religious scenes or commemorating military victories.
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Los Angeles has recorded a league-high eight victories when trailing after two periods.
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Both victories were declared at 8pm, which suggests that the result wasn't in question.
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Cruz had a very nice night, picking up victories in Oklahoma, Texas, and Alaska.
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Their wins are ideological victories for the left but also reflect basic demographic dynamics.
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Her campaign failed to activate the coalition that twice delivered Obama resounding electoral victories.
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From 1995, the team went on a run of 33 victories in 38 games.
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This was the second of those victories against a team currently in playoff position.
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Whether Congress is open to learning from paid family leave victories in the states.
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The apparent end to a messy legal fight marks two potential victories for consumers.
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"No moral victories," Payton said of the Magic, who played without three injured starters.
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Candidates like Cabán have won a series of notable victories over the past year.
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But there have seemingly been minor victories in lowering childhood obesity in some groups.
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I've got three victories since you got your ass kicked off by Luke Rockhold.
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With victories coming in the state races, Clinton's national polling lead began to rebound.
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Their victories helped keep the nation's hopes of a homegrown men's singles champion alive.
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It is a war and you have to win a series of tiny victories.
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A too-often-overlooked feature of the Electoral College is that it exaggerates victories.
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With consecutive OT victories, the Blue Jackets earned their ninth win in 12 games.
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Populist victories in Europe's various elections could bring about a crisis for the euro.
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The NCAA stripped Penn State, and Paterno, of more than two decades of victories.
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The president said he is "very happy" with Mattis and the "victories" he's delivering.
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Cruz has remained a steady second behind Trump, but his victories have been sporadic.
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As long as the scandals do not prevent the victories, Brazil should slowly recover.
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We must take what victories we can along the way, whether grand or small.
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But unlike those sport victories, Russian violence in Ukraine and Syria is real enough.
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This morning's Emmy nominations announcement came with several surprises, several victories, and several snubs.
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Williams, a 21-time major champion, was two victories from an elusive Grand Slam.
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The 11 straight victories marks the longest streak for Rhode Island in 70 years.
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