In that race, Democrat Xochitl Torres Small is vying against Republican state Rep.
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Democrats vying against House Republicans in suburban communities often make Mr. Trump the issue.
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Marsha Blackburn, who is vying against Bredesen to fill retiring Republican Bob Corker's Senate seat.
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Paris is vying against Dublin, Frankfurt and Luxembourg in a pageant that is not primarily about beauty.
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Joe Heck, R-Nevada who is vying against Catherine Cortez Masto for the Senate seat Reid is leaving.
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Ganim will be vying against a handful of candidates who are looking to fill the seat of Gov.
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The White House is divided into camps, with a fiercely ideological, anti-China faction vying against more pragmatic elements.
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Friess, who made his fortune in investment and asset management, is vying against a crowded GOP field in Tuesday's gubernatorial primary.
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Canola, known for its vivid yellow flowers, is crushed mainly to produce vegetable oil, vying against oils made from palm and soybeans.
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Close, who won a Globe for the performance, will be vying against the first-time nominees Aparicio, Gaga and Colman, also a Globe winner.
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This season on The Bachelor, identical twins Emily and Haley, 22, are vying against each other (and 26 other women) to win Bachelor Ben's heart.
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In Iowa, Patty Judge, a former lieutenant governor, is vying against three other Democrats for the right to oppose Senator Charles E. Grassley in November.
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Ultimately, in the collection of images, one can see the painter and contemporary image maker that is Miller vying against the Miller who is more sentimental.
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Ultimately, in the collection of images, one can see the painter and contemporary image maker that is Miller vying against the Miller who is a more sentimental chronicler.
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Two other Republicans, Baptist pastor Mark Harris and former Union County Commissioner Todd Johnson, are vying against Pittenger, whom they have criticized for supporting last year's omnibus spending package.
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In the most competitive areas, potential homeowners are vying against other buyers who are often pre-approved for mortgages, have excellent credit scores and are able to offer hefty down payments.
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Campaigning for Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed, who is vying against the odds and conventional wisdom to become the country's first Muslim governor, Ocasio-Cortez explained the core electoral assumption underlying the movement.
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Locked in conflict with Israel and vying against secular Palestinian rivals in the occupied West Bank, Hamas has long invested in television- and Internet-based news, educational shows and even animated clips that advance its political views.
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The competition for sports rights is nearly as fierce as the match-ups on screen now that cash-rich tech giants like Amazon and YouTube are vying against the media behemoths that traditionally broadcasted the major sports leagues.
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His latest entry has him vying against another Cannes heavy-hitter in the field of filmmakers delving into the world of cinema for inspiration - Quentin Tarantino presented "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood", his ode to a bygone era in tinseltown.
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But California is a state that's larger and has a bigger economy than most other countries and where the GOP barely registers as a statewide force -- the state's primary laws mean many ballots could see Democrats vying against other Democrats on Election Day.
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However poorly executed, the attempted smearing of Ms Nixon illustrates two disparate truths about New York politics: some strange Albanian miasma follows around Andrew Cuomo, the sitting Democratic governor who is vying against Ms Nixon for his third term; and Jewish voters are quite important.
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From there, movies and shows set in magazine offices started to spiral out of control: The Hills on MTV in 2006, which focused heavily on Lauren Conrad's time working at Teen Vogue; Stylista on CW in 2008, which advertised as a real-life Devil Wears Prada and had twentysomethings vying against each other for a slot on the Elle editorial staff; 2009's Running in Heels which followed three "fresh-faced interns" at Marie Claire under the guidance of Coles and current O!
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A tower house near Quin, County Clare. The Normans consolidated their presence in Ireland by building hundreds of castles and towers such as this. By the 12th century, Ireland was divided politically into a shifting hierarchy of petty kingdoms and over- kingdoms. Power was exercised by the heads of a few regional dynasties vying against each other for supremacy over the whole island.
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He was vying against McLean for the tour captaincy of the 1947-48 Wallaby Tour and when Queensland won the interstate selection series that year, McLean was given the honour. Hardcastle played twenty-two matches on the tour including the final UK match against the Barbarians. He did not play in any Tests. He returned to the Test arena in 1949 playing against the New Zealand Māori in Sydney.
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Budgen made his state representative debut in 1960 and again represented for New South Wales from the Parramatta club in 1964. In Bugden's representative career he was vying against the incumbent national half-back, Queenslander Barry Muir, who was generally preferred by selectors. At the latter end of Bugden's career Arthur Summons was the test half. Budgen was picked for the 1959 Kangaroo tour and played in five tour matches but no tests.
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Kenyatta also wanted to contain parliamentary opposition and at Kenyatta's prompting, in November 1964 KADU officially dissolved and its representatives joined KANU. Two of the senior members of KADU, Ronald Ngala and Daniel arap Moi, subsequently became some of Kenyatta's most loyal supporters. Kenya therefore became a de facto one-party state. As a result, he had succeeded in stifling any possible opposition and scared away any candidates who might have thought of vying against him.
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Italics are my own. On the other hand, Loevy seemingly reject Nichols's conclusion that documentary realism should result in "a personal point of view about the historical world." By incorporating historical footage with its own innate biases, as well as his own "dryly embittered" musings in the narration, he replaces the idea of presenting a coherent "argument" with a cacophony of voices each vying against the other in an echo of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict itself.
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A series of intrigues took place from 1640-1650 with pro-Jesuit governor Gregorio de Hinestrosa vying against the anti-Jesuit Bishop Bernardino de Cárdenas, a Franciscan. Cárdenas was exiled to Corrientes, but upon the end of Hinestrosa's governorship returned to Asunción. The new governor Diego de Escobar y Osorio attempted to remain neutral in the conflict between the Jesuits and the settlers who were now backed by the returned Cárdenas, and successfully avoided bloodshed for a time, but in 1649 Osorio died. The cabildo, seizing on the Decree of 1537, promptly elected Cárdenas the new governor, and with his support expelled the Jesuits from their college in Asunción.
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Cohen and Ronald Saveloy, a member of the Horde who is a retired schoolteacher, had hoped to conquer the Empire by simply installing Cohen as Emperor, since almost nobody has ever seen the Emperor's face. But Lord Hong leads four other lords who had been vying against him for the throne to rally their armies against the Horde, to the chagrin of Saveloy who had been trying to civilize the barbarians. As the battle begins, Rincewind flees and inadvertently discovers the actual Red Army, a multitude of terra cotta warriors that can be controlled by magical armor that he accidentally dons. The automatons destroy the Agatean forces.
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Weiner sought the Democratic nomination to run for New York City mayor in 2005, vying against three other candidates. He had a three-part pitch to voters that included criticizing sitting Mayor Michael Bloomberg for his top-down style of management and promising a more democratic approach; against "passivity in City Hall" and for getting more federal money for the city; and a series of ideas on how to get the city to work better. He presented a book of 50 "Real Solutions" and among his policy proposals were fixes for the health care and educational systems. One idea already in play was a neighborhood scrubbing-up program he dubbed "Weiner's Cleaners".
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