" But Ms Rousseff's best one-liner came during her campaign in 2014: "I don't think that whoever might win or lose, will either win or lose.
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Win or lose ... nobody parties quite like The Land.
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It's the lifeblood of our city - win or lose.
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The good news -- win or lose, it's all about sales.
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Vela says he will win, or lose, on his terms.
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Win or lose, I was just going to do it.
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We will be celebrating no matter what, win or lose.
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"Whether we win or lose, we're so resilient," Martin said.
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"Whether we win or lose, we're creating history," he said.
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Win or lose the presidential contest, she has made history.
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Win or lose, the public debate had these effects regardless.
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He doesn't care if we win or lose the Senate.
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So if we win or lose, he'll get the credit.
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Win or lose, Proehl said, he would end his career.
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Teams win or lose based on the smallest of distances.
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Players got families, and life goes on, win or lose.
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"We win or lose as a team," Del Rio said.
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"Win or lose, we will help our fishermen," he said.
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The "stake" is what is there to win or lose.
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Win or lose, the talk is almost always about Serena.
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But win or lose, Green is excited to share her story.
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Elections are a zero-sum game: you either win or lose.
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Biggest question -- does Conor show up at Surrender ... win or lose?
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The real question, though, is whether Italy will win or lose.
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I don't know politically who's going to win or lose this.
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"Everybody in the class will win or lose together," Bray said.
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With me, he was always very fair play, win or lose.
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Their home states are where they could win — or lose — big.
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You can't win or lose, and you don't hold a controller.
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Opposing Gorsuch — win or lose — is an act of principled leadership.
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Win or lose in Iowa, Buttigieg has challenged and changed America.
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"It doesn't matter if I win or lose," Mr. Matsumoto said.
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And against the odds, win or lose, he's already changing Texas.
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Will sustain them thru SC and March 1, win or lose Iowa.
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Win or lose, players loved discussing their strategy immediately after each game.
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And that's why the debate is Donald Trump's to win or lose.
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How will Donald Trump react on the morning after -- win or lose?
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Whether we win or lose, it's having dreams that makes us young.
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Win or lose, the reasoning goes, one should seek do so fairly.
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Win or lose, succeed or fail, that burden falls squarely on him.
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In Valor, you earn rank points whether you win or lose matches.
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So, win or lose in this election, that was always our mission.
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One or both players can win, or lose, just like real life.
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Win or lose, we will have stayed true to who we are.
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Win or lose in November, Donald Trump is coming to Pennsylvania Avenue.
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It would certainly be more pleasant that way, win or lose, right?
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Randy Carlisle often spent game nights at Salmon's house, win or lose.
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AT&T's own agenda will also come into play, win or lose.
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If so, I'd say this lady is about to win... or lose!
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Whether I win or lose, there's so much more to my life.
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An election provides a certain definitiveness for political candidates, win or lose.
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"Win or lose, it just feels good that that's done," Serena said.
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Win or lose, it doesn't change how I feel about our team.
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"Listen, I've got nothing to win or lose doing this," she said.
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"Nobody can take this away from us moving forward -- win or lose."
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But I want to know what the score was — win or lose.
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Win or lose, he is almost certainly forcing an alarming judicial precedent.
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So win or lose in this election, that was always our mission.
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This is the Thunder way: win or lose, they're not content to wait.
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Win or lose, the issue is likely to land at the Supreme Court.
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Now they're something that, win or lose, could affect how history remembers him.
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Win or lose, Sanders' path to the Democratic nomination is a tight one.
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Win or Lose here's to all the personal records, all the personal bests.
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It's that the real objective, win or lose, is relaunching his lucrative brand.
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I mean, lawyers send bills whether you win or lose a case so...!!
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It doesn't matter if you win or lose in any of those matches.
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You fight until you win or lose, reshuffling your deck as you play.
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"It's not a question of win or lose; it's a question of treatment."
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Win or lose, you still get the same joy out of the game.
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I didn't want them to win or lose it in an easy way.
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It didn't matter to Savage if Trump was going to win or lose.
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None that we know of are calling for postelection violence, win or lose.
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And Mr. Weinstein said that win or lose, he was not going away.
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Win or lose, though, Japan will have exceeded expectations by a wide margin.
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Win or lose another state title, he said he would have no regrets.
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Nixon viewed everything -- EVERYTHING -- as a political campaign to either win or lose.
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In the meantime, the Longhorns will be a lot of fun, win or lose.
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This year, win or lose, we all know who's got the coolest bike. $25,999
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"That is my plan, win or lose I'm ready mentally to retire," he claimed.
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And whether they win or lose an Oscar, they still are gifted this bag.
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In the meantime, win or lose, it may be neglecting other paths to growth.
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But whatever road you choose, I'm right behind you win or lose, forever young.
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Win or lose, you'll always have those seasoned carnitas in a warm corn tortilla.
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Win or lose, Moore's candidacy will haunt the Republican Party for a long time.
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Win or lose, the Finals will not serve as a referendum on LeBron's status.
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But Flores's death taught him that, win or lose, the moment should be savored.
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Since then, win or lose, homers have become a daily affair for this team.
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It was, you know, win or lose you — we played a lot of matches.
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Because people tune into the NFL to watch their bet either win or lose.
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"I'm standing for principles whether I win or lose," Soros told me this spring.
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Players with children are encouraged to bring them into the clubhouse, win or lose.
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Win or lose in the Super Bowl, Patrick Mahomes could cash in this offseason.
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Win or lose, the harder job will be confronting the conditions that spawned him.
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Win or lose, he's an example, an education and a hell of a story.
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Win or lose in Charlotte, Florida State is a lock for the NCAA Tournament.
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Win or lose Saturday, Altidore has turned in a playoff performance for the ages.
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Their cases are noncontroversial and, win or lose, they return home without much fanfare.
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BACK HOME "Win or lose," Dalic said, "there will be a seismic event in Croatia."
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Win or lose, it'll be talked about at family reunions because it's an amazing time.
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"Win or lose, seriously, it's just an honor to be nominated," Dan Smyers tells PEOPLE.
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But that's how they keep score in this league, by whether you win or lose.
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Whether they win or lose however, the competitors all ultimately end up in the water.
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And win or lose, all Startup Battlefield teams benefit from broad investor and media exposure.
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Win or lose they are there and I can escape my reality for four hours.
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Levitan stresses the importance of playing by your own rules, whether you win or lose.
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" He went on to promise a White House invitation to the team "win or lose.
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"It's not a question of win or lose; it's a question of treatment," Trump said.
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No matter whether they win or lose, Democrats would likely reap some long-term benefits.
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Will Sanders and his surrogates come to a clear position after Tuesday, win or lose?
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How many votes will they win or lose if they vote for the right thing?
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Win or lose, Pineiro's field goal attempt would be the last play of the game.
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But win or lose, the 11-year-old has already made an impact on others.
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Win or lose, I'm going to be very proud of my efforts these two weeks.
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To win or lose a yacht race is not a matter of life or death.
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They stand to win or lose the stake they paid multiplied by the price change.
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"We'll play it by ear and keep chugging along until we either win or lose."
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont didn&apost win or lose and instead had a lukewarm night.
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A good game is one where you can walk off the field win or lose.
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The Point: This election -- win or lose -- will be a major moment for Trump's presidency.
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Win or lose, we all expected that Facebook's users — not Facebook — were the deciding factor.
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She is an inspiration to me, personally, and a credit to our sport, win or lose.
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But, win or lose, a good performance from Rodriguez would send his hype up into hyperspace.
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The slot determines how much the duo could win – or lose – based on their trivia answers.
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Win or lose, that kind of world-class exposure can change the course of your business.
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Whether the Warriors win or lose, it will be the team's last game at Oracle Arena.
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MY INVESTORS WILL JUDGE US, NOT BASED ON WHETHER WE WIN OR LOSE A PROXY CONTEST.
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Some of Trump's closest allies have vowed to wage war on the Speaker — win or lose.
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"Win or lose, Trump has changed the nature of American politics and American society," he added.
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Win or lose at the high court, reformers will continue to press ahead in other forums.
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For Congressional Republicans and the White House, that appears to mean sticking together, win or lose.
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"My friends don't play tennis, so they don't care if I win or lose," she said.
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But win or lose, those conservative parties also need to accept the basic rules of democracy.
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He will run this play as often as he can, whether his candidates win or lose.
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But Mr. Holman said that, win or lose in court, he will never cast another ballot.
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The players remain on the court after games — win or lose — to sign autographs and chat.
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Win or lose, their very candidacy will elevate consciousness and be a conduit to restorative justice.
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They need to be playing hard, aggressively and on the same page whether we win or lose.
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And it&aposs very easy to imagine that this person could win or lose by one vote.
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Although I'll probably be sued for that and maybe, you know, win or lose it — who knows.
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Or, win or lose, will he keep swinging like the same old outrageous Trump his supporters love?
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Win or lose, Trump and his family will want to continue his business operations after the election.
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Win or lose, you should do it humbly, honoring yourself, your opponent, your team and your family.
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MCCARTHY: Look, you should not vote based upon whether you think you win or lose an election.
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Win or lose, Castro's candidacy is a step forward for him, for Latinos, and for all Americans.
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But win or lose, voters respond to positive energy (despite what the last election may tell you).
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On Sunday, when they head into the pitch, they'll make America proud, whether they win or lose.
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And nobody knows yet how she'll behave, freed of the pressure to win — or lose — another election.
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We just need to turn the page win or lose and build momentum into the next game.
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Win or lose, Kelsea Ballerini is just thrilled that her nomination brings greater attention to female country artists.
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The whispers continue though and Armitstead admits some will view her with suspicion - win or lose on Sunday.
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It's the last big test until April 20083, and each candidate has a lot to win — or lose.
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Whatever happens on that stage tonight, win or lose, it's a safe bet that it won't be graceful.
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Win or lose in November, Clinton is now leaving footprints in the sand for generations of future women.
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Win or lose, tonight's game seven will stand as one of the biggest games in Ottawa Senators history.
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There was much talk that James was going to win this year's finals M.V.P. award, win or lose.
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" But he also said he is inviting the entire U.S. team to the White House, "win or lose.
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Win or lose, Mr. Trump has ushered in what appear to be lasting changes to the Republican Party.
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Now, boxers win or lose entire rounds, a system that relies more on the subjectivity of the judging.
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Some polls show it close, and, win or lose, Democrats see Georgia as another state coming into play.
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"We'll play it by ear and keep chugging along until we either win or lose," he told CTV.
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"Win or lose, I'm not -- I'm not running in, in 2020," O'Rourke said during a Texas Senate debate.
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Win or lose, Lamb likely will run in the new, far more hospitable to Democrats, 17th Congressional District.
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It is tempting to evaluate compromise legislation with a scorecard: What did Democrats and Republicans win or lose?
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Win or lose, the goal is to be faithful to this mission and ensure that justice is served.
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Presidential nominees also can win or lose for reasons extraneous to themselves; for example, a president's own standing.
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I'm obviously confident that I would win, but win or lose I would make that my retirement fight.
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We haven't yet.... ....invited Megan or the team, but I am now inviting the TEAM, win or lose.
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Such middle-ground voters "are the people who will win or lose this for either side," they said.
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Win or lose, she told me, she wants her campaign to inspire her children and the next generation.
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To the governor, win or lose, it's been a worthwhile bet, and he appears to have bipartisan support.
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But he also insisted that Biden is the strongest candidate to defeat Trump, win or lose in Iowa.
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Win or lose, you will go down in the history books as a man or woman of honor.
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We haven't yet invited Megan or the team, but I am now inviting the TEAM, win or lose.
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Win or lose in November, the Democratic Party will need to figure out how it sees the world.
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When you face off against one of your rivals, it just asks you: Do you win or lose?
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Sheeran took a moment to thank his parents for coming out every year to watch him, win or lose.
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Win or lose, Joey wants to be the guy showing right-wing politicians how to grow their follower counts.
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Win or lose, this is it for Patrick, who has crafted a business empire that makes her peers jealous.
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Firefox's recent retooling means they've largely caught up in the department that can almost instantly win or lose users.
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Win or lose, however, Vovchanchyn was never an easy out for anyone during his six years in the promotion.
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Win or lose, all four teams will play on, either as division champions or National League wild card teams.
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A big reason for holding these matches in the first place was to evaluate AlphaGo's capabilities, win or lose.
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"Win or lose, I am honored to have been able to run for the position at all," she said.
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IT'S NOT THE OUTCOME OF THIS PROXY CONTEST, WHETHER WE WIN OR LOSE AND BY WHAT MARGIN THAT COUNTS.
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As in the Brown case, we often applaud these "David and Goliath" stories, whether the plaintiffs win or lose.
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"Whether you win or lose, it's a game of mistakes," Popovich told reporters after the defeat against Golden State.
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Win or lose, people are telling me I'm making a difference just by running and helping to break stereotypes.
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Win or lose, Williams will become the second tennis player in history to claim five medals at the Olympics.
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So the cups, and the element that anyone can win or lose on a given day, really are different.
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The outcome, win or lose, is the raw material for a climax that takes shape in an editing bay.
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But win or lose (again), Duke is happy with what he sees as the results of his hard work.
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And win or lose, Mr. Trump's populist candidacy has emboldened extremist groups that say he has validated their agendas.
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Now, as an adult, do I actually care whether I win or lose at cards to my preteen children?
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Gregg Popovich, who was his assistant, carries himself with the same win or lose, we're still gettin' dinner mentality.
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"We could win or lose the gun control battle in the next 96 hours," the group said on Twitter.
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Win or lose, you never put your head down and you shake hands at the end of the game.
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DC says the rubber match with Stipe will be the last fight of his UFC career -- win or lose.
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Whether we win or lose in Tuesday's match against Russia, for Egyptians, Salah's existence alone feels like a win.
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Win or lose, like him or not, every American for four years has had a turn feeling the Bern.
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"I thought it was important to re-establish our defense, one way or another, win or lose," Kerr said.
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Win or lose, at the end of the day, Lowry understood that he would still be the same guy.
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Win or lose, the A's are moving forward with plans to leave the Oakland Coliseum for a new stadium.
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This sequence of events seemed far-fetched, but Weinstein was nevertheless optimistic about the coming year, win or lose.
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Add in the aura surrounding her at the moment, and she seems to dwarf any opponent, win or lose.
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Meantime, Britain's messy divorce from Europe will hand Paris a golden economic opportunity that is France's to win or lose.
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You're given the option to date each of the dads — and each date becomes your game to win or lose.
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As long as you put on a good show, the audience doesn't care as much if you win or lose.
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Win or lose, Trump will come and go -- but his views truly represent a solid majority of today's Republican Party.
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But Ivanka Trump said Wednesday that she believes her father will accept the results of the election — win or lose.
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After the election, win or lose, the Trump phenomenon has really put the ball in the court of the right.
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"That's the guy you want to win or lose the game for you," said Farhan Zaidi, the Dodgers' general manager.
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Win or lose, the Republican Party is scattered and divided, and faces wrenching post-Election Day battles over its future.
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But the really important question is whether millions who purchase individual market coverage governed by the ACA win or lose.
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But win or lose, her campaign will be the highest-profile political exposure for a trans person in American history.
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Seems like KD is going to be eating at an Arby's a couple of towns over tonight—win or lose.
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Over the last four years, I've attended almost all of them, and win or lose, each was money well spent.
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"But nothing is guaranteed to be a success, so it is unclear if he will win or lose the bet."
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Win or lose this series, Iguodala's first book — "The Sixth Man," written with Carvell Wallace — will be published June 25.
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The primaries are a big deal for women, win or lose: They represent 24.3 percent of all major party candidates.
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"Win or lose I was going to pull out because I was not enjoying on court at all," he said.
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"They say we'll get a tremendous amount of credit, win or lose," he said during a rally in Sarasota, Fla.
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The scores last night were harsh and I know they affected Lamar because he has that win or lose mentality.
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With Election Day in the rearview, Trump -- win or lose -- has less to fear from public backlash over a pardon.
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Win or lose, the Eagles spend nearly a half-hour after every home game signing autographs and meeting with fans.
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None of this guarantees that the final polls will correctly gauge who is going to win or lose in 2020.
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Two other candidates have a lot to win or lose Wednesday night: former Texas representative Beto O'Rourke and New Jersey Sen.
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Guess the Correlation is a very simple game indeed: Look at a scatter plot, guess the correlation coefficient, win or lose.
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But all the information is available to see, and the game only has two possible outcomes for players: win or lose.
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Let's be real: Whether we win or lose, Marie and I are never going to sway people to give us immunity.
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Win or lose, good or bad—basketball results be damned—it's more fun to be part of that party than not.
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It's not whether you win or lose the Game of Game of Thrones, it's how funny your post-show memes are.
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"I do think win or lose on the health care vote, the tax vote is critical for us and our majority."
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Win or lose, every member felt like they were part of the legislative process, doing what they were elected to do.
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"We haven't yet invited Megan or the team, but I am now inviting the TEAM, win or lose," the president continued.
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After each game, Rose would take calls that, win or lose, always had the same basic tone, that of imminent doom.
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TOKYO/JAKARTA (Reuters) - Win or lose, Donald Trump's campaign has changed the way countries in Asia view their relationships with Washington.
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Win or lose, he could then look forward to scraps with talents like Douglas Lima, Michael "Venom" Page, and Paul Daley.
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He cared deeply, but the emotion wasn't private or personal; he stepped out into that conversation every day, win or lose.
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But, he says with a grin, "win or lose, the beauty of my situation is that I'm going on a honeymoon."
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The handshakes — win or lose — and the athletes, whether they knew it or not, who pushed me to be my best.
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Win or lose, the days all feel sort of the same, and frankly, I know I'm halfway to a comfortable retirement.
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Win or lose season 13 of The Voice, Blake Shelton was already a winner — and he has the jacket to prove it!
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Win or lose, you've inspired a generation of young girls to fight for what they deserve and to continue to dream big.
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I don't like to look at it like 'win' or 'lose,' because, as the judge says, this is not just a game.
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Really, it's her debate to win or lose, even though many voters will be tuning in to see the Donald Trump Show.
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My oldest child, Ace, was 2 years old during the Beijing Olympics, and he really doesn't care if I win or lose.
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In the London and LES shows, for instance, the arcade games were more visual—there was no win or lose, no objective.
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"Be smart about what happens at the end of the game, win or lose it doesn't matter, it's a game," Walsh said.
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" He also told CBS in an interview aired the Sunday before the election that "win or lose, I'm not running in 2020.
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And come Election Day, O'Rourke, Abrams, and Gillum—win or lose—will draw a lot of new Democratic voters to the polls.
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Whether the tough guys win or lose, the people who depend on real strength, and not a cartoonish version of it, suffer.
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Win or lose it's amazing... Whatever happens, [my sister] went to the Oscars, which is the peak Geist achievement of all time.
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Yet win or lose, ultimately Hillary Clinton's 2016 candidacy refutes the ideas articulated by the anti-suffragists and revived again this year.
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Even if we don't get to vote at the end, we most certainly have opinions on who deserves to win or lose.
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Win or lose, he will probably be running against another Republican lawmaker in a more Democrat-friendly district slightly to the north.
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Pirates ride late surge to jolt Marlins PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates have a flair for the dramatic whether they win or lose.
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"Win or lose, it's a victory, because the difference between them is so small in a district that President Trump swept," Sen.
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Win or lose, the league could find itself on the defensive among fans it has been courting with its civil rights overtures.
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The Australian Open is well underway and win or lose ... these tennis superstars seem to really be enjoying themselves on the court.
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Pendergraft and Taylor each told us that win or lose, Trump's run has brought into view a tremendous dissatisfaction among white Americans.
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We do our legal stuff and win or lose based on the merits of the evidence, not based on what's in the media.
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At this point, it seems safe to assume that McCary will be there to cheer Stone on at the Oscars, win or lose.
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Sanders's most significant legacy, win or lose, is going to be what his campaign has shown about the ideological proclivities of younger Americans.
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In Isaan, when you fight, your family and your corner are there and the gamblers are basically happy with you, win or lose.
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Win or lose, his main goal is to prove a point about what he sees as a fatal flaw in the political process.
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Whether you win or lose, it's just always a lovely excuse to celebrate the hard work that you've done, with [director] Greta [Gerwig].
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"Win or lose from last week, we control our own destiny," defensive tackle Chris Bradley said when asked what the coach told them.
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Whether or not it would really win or lose a fight is another question — and one that countries have wars to figure out.
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Win or lose, Uber had a rough day in court Wednesday, in its dispute with Waymo, the former Google self-driving car unit.
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Win or lose Tuesday — or in a subsequent run-off election — this Georgia election means almost nothing outside of the 6th district itself.
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If you went up the card, win or lose, you had to hang with Flair; Luger, it turned out, could hang with Flair.
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All Startup Battlefield competitors — win or lose — reap the benefits of broad exposure to the media outlets and investors sitting in the audience.
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"Everyone has a ton of respect for him, win or lose — most of them lose to him — but everyone loves him," Cox said.
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Win or lose, that kind of exposure benefits all the participants, and it can change a startup's trajectory in the best way possible.
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Win or lose, on the morning after Election Day, Republicans will have to choose whose vision of the party they want to follow.
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Whether we win or lose, there are technical aspects for every player, things that they did well and things that they did poorly.
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"Win or lose, we still have to examine and help clean up the mess that she created at the State Department," he said.
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Win or lose against Houston, the Warriors will leave Oakland for San Francisco in a move that is quintessentially California, our columnist writes.
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We are also fighting for the victory of the racial, religious, geographical and gender-based groups that win or lose with the party.
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"We're just always going to support the Browns," Ms. Welch said, "win or lose — or lose even worse," she said with a laugh.
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After all, voters can look at the political establishment and see a whole lot of consultants and lobbyists getting rich (win or lose).
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Binder cautioned that early polls like this will change as the campaign grinds on and candidates win or lose in the early states.
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Titans management hasn't commented on the fire, but at least they can say the team left the field on fire, win or lose.
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Win or lose, he has already defined politics so far down that a shocking degree of hatred, ignorance, and lies is becoming normal.
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Win or lose this rematch, however, Rampage's massive fan base and talent on the microphone make him an extremely marketable opponent for Sonnen.
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A preference for extending the game — instead of taking a shot at one play to win or lose — is deeply ingrained in N.F.L. culture.
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"It's sort of counterintuitive but Trump has actually helped himself tremendously win or lose," said Paul Friederichsen, partner at brand consultancy The Blake Project.
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This exercise signals to the hopeful candidates that they are in a competition, and thus the world will know whether they win or lose.
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Win or lose, Diaz's fights frequently become pissing contests: changing the plane where a fight takes place would mean admitting a kind of defeat.
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After the delay, Trump claimed he was finished negotiating with GOP holdouts and determined to pursue the rest of his agenda, win or lose.
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Win or lose, Stevenson will leave Brazil with the best Olympic finish by a male U.S. boxer since Andre Ward won gold in 2004.
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" Then in a 60 Minutes interview, he reemphasized his comments and said that "win or lose, I'm not — I'm not running in, in 2020.
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Well, after the fight ends, win or lose, you'll get a call from the district's representative who will be very disappointed in you, director.
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Muguruza will often say that she will win or lose a match according to how she strikes the ball, not how her opponent plays.
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Who knew whether Detroit, Baltimore, Houston or Seattle — the other teams the Yankees were chasing, along with the Blue Jays — would win or lose?
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"The essence of our democratic system is policymakers, or members of Congress, is they win or lose at home, not in Washington," he said.
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What I didn't appreciate then was that win or lose, every Olympic athlete faces a kind of mortality when his or her career ends.
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Thus far, the White Sox have found ways to come back and make things interesting for the finish of most games, win or lose.
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But you never have a standoff — either the PM gets what they want or there's a new election, which they either win or lose.
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Win or lose this case, AARP may help the country open its eyes to what's already an economically serious problem and could get much worse.
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Whether we win or lose, we're still going to play the game as hard as we can, try and be as good as we can.
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Fans and the media have been talking about them being in 'must win' situations for years now and they just continue on, win or lose.
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"One of the teams I worked with used to say, 'Win or lose, we'll still have the most followers and the most views," Gordon said.
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Proveit offers a fresh take on trivia and game show apps by letting you win or lose cash on quick 10-question, multiple choice quizzes.
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Those who've been paying attention always knew this would end as a story about how people fail, and not about how heroes win or lose.
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Robert's in for 2165 percent of Dink's action, win or lose, and since Dink is doing all the homework, Robert is doing all the legwork.
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But the other consideration is that picking a younger nominee gives the party a presumptive frontrunner for the next election, whether they win or lose.
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Yet the fear is that win or lose, Trump and all he represents may leave a dangerous aftertaste long after the ballots have been counted.
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Scroll through for a list of all the incredible women whose achievements we can't wait to celebrate at the 90th Academy Awards — win or lose.
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"Blake always takes care of his contestants win or lose every season so I'm very grateful that I have a coach like him," Moulden said.
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Whether you win or lose that next hand, taking your initial $5 back means you've already broken even and are gambling entirely with "won" money.
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That won't be an issue for SMU, who know that their season ends on March 6, no matter how many games they win or lose.
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Win or lose, four of six non-endorsers either equaled or outperformed Trump's percentages of statewide vote: McCain (AZ), Ayotte (NC), Portman (OH), Toomey (PA).
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"Win or lose, I hope that I will have a chance to inspire a lot of young kids out there to reach for their dreams."
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And companies will compete on more than just their simple payment processing capabilities — aside from price, there are differentiators that can win or lose customers.
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He seldom left a courtroom without earning the respect of his colleagues, the judge, the jury and even his client, the defendant, win or lose.
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But the lesson of the last few shutdowns is that nobody really seems to win or lose anymore and therefore any leverage is a mirage.
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"If you see it as a zero-sum game where you either win or lose, you are less likely to be satisfied," Ms. Hoff said.
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Come Monday, win or lose against Halep, she will for the first time be the top-ranked American woman, at No. 4 in the world.
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It's not just about whether you win or lose, but how many sausage sandwiches and jelly snakes you can score once the game is over.
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But this is Pence's game to win or lose as best he can, and there's never been a V.P. with this much on the line.
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"Win or lose ... it's too soon to say what's gonna happen," House Speaker Paul Ryan said at a press availability on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.
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ET. Ed Orgeron: Burrow should win the Heisman Win or lose, LSU was locked in for a playoff spot no matter the result in Atlanta.
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I think maybe I could have done it if I had landed my run, I don't know, but I was trying to remind myself that win or lose I still have a lot to be proud of," he said, "and I have an amazing support system here, my family's here, my boyfriend's here and win or lose it's not the thing that defines me.
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Clinton could win by a lot or win or lose by a tiny margin, according to several donors who requested anonymity to discuss the private meeting.
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Win or lose, drinking on Super Bowl Sunday is pretty much inevitable, which also makes it one of the most unsafe driving days of the year.
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Win or lose, however, the NHL's darling has already endeared itself to the hometown Las Vegas crowds in its inaugural season, drawing in hordes of supporters.
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It's their voices that guide the male leads, Cuba Gooding Jr., Morris Chestnut and O'Shea "Ice Cube" Jackson, through the terrain of survival, win or lose.
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Whether Apple is ultimately successful is now a matter for the courts to decide, but win or lose it illustrates the mounting pressure on Qualcomm's business.
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In fact, here are Jenner and Baldwin goofing around the day before the show proving that win or lose, it's all about the company you keep.
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Win or lose, she has inspired girls to reach for more than just the kind of fame that comes to a Beyoncé or a Katy Perry.
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For investors on edge about the trade outcome, here are the make-or-break stocks with the most to win or lose, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Sports fans experience the same spike watching sports, which helps explain the violence and destructive rioting that can take place after big games (win or lose).
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Win or lose, maybe it's not such a good sign that the Wizards keep getting themselves into games that come down to the final few minutes.
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The challenges to the executive order, win or lose, are an appropriate way to test them against the constitutional rights that Americans fight so hard for.
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All video games I've encountered deal with blackjack in the same way: Win or lose, your bet resets to the minimum once a hand is over.
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The show's biggest potential influence, though, may come from Female Food Heroes' alumnae; win or lose, the contestants return home as role models and local celebrities.
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Sanders said that, win or lose, he thought progressives fared well in the midterms, pointing to the success of Gillum and Abrams as well as Rep.
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Win or lose, every team that competes in Startup Battlefield receives invaluable exposure to investors and media coverage — plus entry to the Startup Battlefield alumni network.
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"In a cut-throat competitive turbine pricing environment, the additional costs of transport can win or lose contracts," said Jesse Broehl, senior analyst at Navigant Research.
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Instead, we are once again left with incontrovertible proof that win or lose, Republicans behave as if they won while Democrats behave as if they lost.
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The Allies did contribute troops — and suffered significant casualties — in the extended Afghan counterinsurgency, but the wars NATO enables are the Americans' to win or lose.
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She is a billionaire with a complex web of financial investments, including in companies that stand to win or lose from the department she would oversee.
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However, that means that the newly formed 17th District, just west of Pittsburgh, would present a more appealing opportunity for Lamb, win or lose in March.
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Of all healthcare companies, insurer stocks have "the most to win or lose" from the debates, said Martin Jarzebowski, sector head of healthcare for Federated Investors.
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Archer in particular, who has an autistic spectrum disorder, finds rules and results reassuring and likes to talk through how and why players win or lose.
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That is what is important for me right now, it doesn't matter how many matches, if I win or lose or whatever, I will just enjoy it.
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Focus for the common currency is now on the Italian referendum during the weekend and whether the government would win or lose the vote on constitutional reform.
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It would have been a monumental moment for the Raptors, win or lose, as they were in the tournament for the first time ever in franchise history.
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Win or lose, we must, as both scientists and dedicated citizens, show friends, neighbors, and colleagues that we are on the side of truth, progress, and results.
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Likewise, win or lose, I will never forget the moment when the sum of his remarks made me realize that Donald Trump is a truly ugly person.
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It raises but does not answer the big question for the GOP, one that will linger past November: Will Trump, win or lose, change the party forever?
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Throughout the week, the Republican National Convention has affirmed its role as the enabler of a man who, win or lose, obscures and distorts our national purpose.
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Below MLS, no matter how much you win or lose, there's no escaping the North American Soccer League (22016nd tier) or the United Soccer League (234rd tier).
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And that's a perfectly reasonable goal: if fans know who is going to win (or lose) before the season even starts, interest in the sport might suffer.
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"It's better for the players and better for the public," she said, after the poised Shriver had thanked Evert as a behavioral role model, win or lose.
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Like chess pieces, Rio's well-born ladies could make only a few authorized moves (Machado was a chess fanatic), but everything was theirs to win or lose.
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Win or lose, the hugely popular Queenslander can be relied upon to exit with head held high and savor her tournament over a couple of cold beers.
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Win or lose, separatists could still take to the streets, warned Francesc de Carreras, a constitutional lawyer who helped launch Ciudadanos, a party firmly opposed to independence.
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Win or lose, the Democrats are competitive in the special election in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District (the election is next Tuesday, with a possible runoff in June).
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Win or lose, this year the show has extended Kanye a special opportunity: Four minutes of airtime, with which he's allowed to do whatever he wants, reports Pitchfork.
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In his initial tweets, Trump invited the team to the White House "win or lose," but days after Bird's article published he appeared to backtrack on that promise.
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"One of the main things that we're trying to convince our guys of is that this is a win-or-lose league," Magic coach Scott Skiles told reporters.
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"It's small details that make the difference in games, and it could be details that's the difference if you win or lose," Buffalo goaltender Anders Nilsson told reporters.
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Best of luck to all the contestants, who, whether they win or lose, will get a monster dose of vitamin K and an increased risk of kidney stones.
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Yet win or lose, he has left his mark on Kenyan politics, challenging the old order and providing some hope for those fed up with the status-quo.
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I felt like I didn't get to win or lose—I just felt defeated, and like the world was against me, and that's maybe not where I belonged.
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"Win or lose, parents get their legal costs taken care of and it has a certain set of table injuries where compensation is pretty much automatic," Gorski said.
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It's just like our coach always told us: it doesn't matter if you win or lose, you still get guacamole (at least we think thats how that goes?).
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A Democratic strategist involved in Sanders campaign fundraising tells CNN this is the first time they can recall there wasn't a fundraising appeal after primaries -- win or lose.
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They make up the first African nation to compete in bobsled at the Olympics, and, win or lose, they said that they hope to make a lasting impression.
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Though his 2020 campaign is over, Bloomberg committed from the outset that win or lose, he would remain engaged in working to unseat Trump from the White House.
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But whether they win or lose, Venus told PEOPLE she doesn't think about retirement and looks forward to playing the game for as long as she possibly can.
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But with the US and China exposed to each others' fiscal setbacks, further economic competition won't be a simple win-or-lose proposition, as with the Soviet Union.
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He explains the formula of how to win or lose a breakup, including the deep internet hole the loser falls into when obsessing over an ex's new partner.
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If anyone had any question whether Tom Brady would consider retiring after the Super Bowl, win or lose, the iconic Patriots quarterback has apparently put it to rest.
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Trump could win or lose this one There are political perils and opportunities for the President in the guns debate -- especially after his televised listening session on Wednesday.
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Win or lose the election, there's just no way Democrats are going to be able to implement the Section 1325 repeal many of them promised at last week's debate.
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The President then extended an invitation "win or lose" to the US national team, which is competing in the Women's World Cup, and plays host country France on Friday.
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White nationalists and members of fringe hate groups heard the same thing: Full of renewed hope, they said Trump, win or lose, had given a voice to their worldview.
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"There are many other [companies] that we've turned down that the technology is perfectly fine, but it's not clear who is going to win or lose," adds Kapor Klein.
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I think the ideas I support can either win or lose in the court of public opinion, and I've had my mind changed or admitted mistakes on many occasions.
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It shouldn't matter if they win or lose, as long as they come back and overcome the story gets better and even more fans and artists will be inspired.
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Win or lose in November, Donald Trump has the power to reshape America so that it becomes more like the dysfunctional and declining place he claims it to be.
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Win or lose in Perth, the right hander from Queensland can look back on a remarkable 12 months during which she also won WTA titles in Miami and Birmingham.
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Lyman: Moore doesn't win or lose elections in Alabama because of his mastery of policy, but you'd struggle to find issues Strange is presenting with any degree of nuance.
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The president-elect has also taken a far more critical view than his predecessor of corporations — which have among the most to win or lose with a revised Nafta.
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"Today, because of the amount of media distraction, kids look at the name on the jersey and assume they'll win or lose," said Morgan Burke, Purdue's former athletic director.
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The authors seem to be on the defense at times and write as if the question of their humanity were part of an argument they might win or lose.
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Every contestant, win or lose, will get a free membership to Planet Fitness, access to a nutritionist and will get set up with a support group in their hometown.
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"I'm a little addicted to movies feeling personal, if not life or death, so that there's really something at stake, and win or lose, it feels right," he said.
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As Donald Trump has fanned the fears of his supporters, nonwhite Americans have gained new reasons to fear that they'll be the targets — win or lose — of white rage.
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But when a team records a touchdown as time expires and the coach's choice is one point for overtime or a deuce to win or lose, there is less uncertainty.
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In true Full House fashion, each member of the Tanner family plus Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) gives Trump advice and tells him that, win or lose, everything will be okay.
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Animals that do not fight for social status may not get this motive, but may compete for other reasons - and they seem to know well when they win or lose.
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In a ploy to get Donald Trump to accept the election results—win or lose—John Oliver is offering the GOP nominee another prize that has so far eluded him.
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Bill Belichick would have faced the same choice Mike McCarthy faced at the endgame in the Packers-Seahawks postseason meeting — kick for overtime or one play to win or lose.
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Match gambling works like any other sport: gamblers put money or weapon skins down on which team they think will win a match and win or lose based on outcomes.
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Win or lose on the vote tonight, it seems the House Freedom Caucus has been sufficiently emboldened to be a thorn in the side for a tax bill as well.
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" He adds, "I can tell you though … win or lose, together or separated by fate … Joey will be right beside me then and every moment before and after that day.
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LINE: Indiana -22019 ABOUT BALL STATE (22020-33): Judging by quarterback Riley Neal's poor stat line against Georgia State, the Cardinals will either win or lose with their ground game.
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In such conditions, candidates will win or lose based on their ability to excite voters and boost turnout and avoid lapsing into reveries about lost bipartisan and centrist Golden Ages.
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It doesn't matter if you win or lose ... Sure, they lost a game 102-0, but members of ragtag high school football team from Missouri say they're still having fun.
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For tennis fans—and anyone who wants to see Stephens fully harness her obvious gifts—that facade of cool nonchalance is the most frustrating thing about her, win or lose.
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Lee makes the case that Whether Republicans win or lose in 2018, Trump is likely to gain a firmer grip on the Republican Party after 2018 than he currently has.
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In a league where 42 percent of a team's win-loss record is determined by randomness—per ESPN's Brian Burke—it's incredibly hard to win (or lose!) with any consistency.
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I tell people that I can look back at each stage of my life with no regrets because, win or lose, I throw my best self at everything I try.
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But when he came up beside me with three laps to go to take the lead from me, I decided this was my moment, to win or lose the race.
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Whether populist parties win or lose depends not just on the level of popular support — which appears surprisingly consistent across countries — but also on the nature of the political system.
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Win or lose, the strong turnout for Mr. Ossoff indicates that Democrats might not be hampered by low turnout to the extent they have been in recent off-year elections.
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The Trump administration has signaled that, win or lose on the AHCA, the top priority is their economic growth agenda, including tax reform, which should provide salve to the markets.
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I don't know if he's going to play in this series, if they are going to win or lose, but there is no doubt to me that he is great.
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The Oscars might have had surprise winners, but it's no surprise that everyone -- win or lose -- is still in the mood to party the night away at the huge after-parties.
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The rise of the Yellow Turbans and the fall of the Han isn't the end of order and the dawn of anarchy, and neither side is fated to win or lose.
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There's not really a way to win or lose—again, everything is you, so there's no one to beat—which makes it the perfect, low-pressure game to puff n' play.
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One regular game in New York had a $250,000 buy-in, attracting Wall Street financiers and leading to evenings where people would win or lose millions of dollars in one session.
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The reason we saw Supreme Court review of the Newman case that you referred to a minute ago is, you know, win or lose, we think clarity is a good thing.
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But the key difference between Machida and Rockhold is that Machida is a very passive counter fighter, if you give him nothing he will win or lose a close, boring decision.
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Instead it's an inside game that is judged, win or lose, on the basis of which entrenched permanent interests gain advantage or disadvantage, and how that affects the endless fundraising process.
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Mr. McConnell and his allies have believed for weeks that disaster awaits, win or lose, if Mr. Moore remains in the race: Either the Democrats will claim the seat on Dec.
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When Democrats pick their fights next year, they can do so knowing that, win or lose, they will be debating in a Senate that we made more open and more transparent.
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Then every battle you win or lose, every compromise you choose to make, or to walk away from, all these struggles define the values you live by, and, ultimately, who you are.
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Win or lose, their performance will likely offer Trump's campaign data crucial to figuring out how to maintain and galvanize its 2016 coalition of voters, according to two sources in Trump's orbit.
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Our firms win or lose business based on the innovative design solutions they put forward for their DOT and water clients that save money, improve performance and result in successful project outcomes.
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Win or lose, showing up for the game has become a spectacle in and of itself, with players offering up more than an athletic skill - they're offering up a lesson in style.
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"Megan should WIN first before she TALKS… We haven't yet invited Megan or the team, but I am now inviting the TEAM, win or lose," Trump wrote in a series of tweets.
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KSI and Paul ended their match in a draw and the promise of a rematch, but win or lose, the fight was a brilliant step toward the Redemption of Logan Paul™.
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The big picture: Warren is rising in national, battleground and state polls, electrifying liberals with her very specific and very liberal ideas — and she's well-positioned to undermine Biden, win or lose.
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This umpire not only stripped Williams of a fair game — one for her to win or lose on her own — on ridiculous technicalities; he robbed Osaka of a victory unburdened by complications.
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They had planned a vote on the measure after Trump cut off negotiations with Republicans who had balked at the plan and issued an ultimatum to vote on Friday, win or lose.
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It has an excellent zoo, a thriving arts and music scene, and—seeing as the Huskers' Memorial Stadium just had its 364th consecutive sell-out—die-hard sports fans, win or lose.
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Win or lose, the big-tent alliance between conservatives in the base and nativist voters that has been at the core of the party for the past 40 years is irreparably broken.
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Second, there is no conventional 'win' or 'lose' in Afghanistan, and it must be flexible enough to guide U.S. action on the long road to what will ultimately be a negotiated settlement.
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And win or lose, the best that might be said for this special election is that a close race may further fuel Democratic hopes in Pennsylvania, and across the nation, come November.
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Win or lose against the visiting Seattle Seahawks, it hardly mattered for the Rams faithful on a gorgeous afternoon of unrelenting sunshine with temperatures peaking at 21 degrees Fahrenheit (22010 degrees Celsius).
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The CUNY Institute for State and Local Governance, a research group at the City University of New York, found that the sexes win or lose elections nationwide at about the same rates.
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There's a whole lot more discussed in between all of that — like Paul's weekly segment "Win or Lose 22: the secret to winning" — so listen to it all, and you'll get it all.
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They can fight, perform stunts, be good, evil, and sexy; they can win or lose, they can get hurt and persevere, but most importantly they can entertain, while wielding the tools they created.
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Top Republicans have wanted to hold the votes, win or lose, partly to defuse an effort by GOP moderates to force the chamber to vote on liberal-leaning bills helping immigrants win citizenship.
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"Win or lose, I think this debate over tax reform is going to be decided by the middle class and everyday Americans," Brandon Arnold, executive vice president of the National Taxpayers Union, said.
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"Win or lose or draw, at least I can say I did my part to the best of my ability to bring civility and hopefully intelligent discourse into the political arena," he added.
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"I worry, win or lose, that the party will learn nothing from this election and continue to dismiss the concerns and policy goals of the younger generation they rely upon," Mr. Anderson said.
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Dallas entered the game as 2019-point underdogs against the Patriots, meaning that Cowboys bettors needed the team to either win or lose by less than 6 in order to cash their bets.
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More on this... Papa John's: Pizza Isn't Selling Because Players Are Kneeling House GOP Won't Cut Taxes for Wealthiest Earners This Company Has a -5 Percent Corporate Tax Rate Do You Win or Lose?
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Clinton, who received little aid from Holt, could only smile and shrug at the way in which Trump, win or lose, has successfully normalized our worst racial impulses for all the world to see.
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He has held rallies in noncompetitive states where he was already bound to win or lose, aiming to motivate and reward his national audience of true believers rather than pursuing a viable electoral map.
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It marks just the latest setback for the mainstream left across Europe — a retreat that has been largely missed by media reports as they focus on far-right leaders, whether they win or lose.
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Win or lose, it will be a fitting capstone to a career that included eight years as majority leader, and countless bitter feuds, during one of the most rankly partisan periods in Senate history.
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Behind the genuine red brick wall of its outer facade, the club has lost control of the simple fact that its fortune depends upon the eleven players needed to win or lose on the field.
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On the Republican side, Cruz and Ryan will jostle with each other to inherit the presidential mantle in 2020, but Trump seems unlikely to cede the stage to them easily -- win or lose in November.
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One of the great things about Startup Battlefield is that all participants — win or lose — benefit from broad exposure to investor love, media attention and access to an incredible network of influential technologists and entrepreneurs.
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But there are still 5 games to go, and while the whole Faulkner family wants nothing more than to watch Kyle win a ring, win or lose, he'll always be a hero in Campbell's eyes.
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Democrats are also sure to argue that, win or lose, requiring the GOP to dedicate gobs of money to defending a district that House Speaker Newt Gingrich once called home should be cause for hope.
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Peaty, who also holds the world record in the 50 but suffered his first defeat in four years in the event at last year's Commonwealth Games, says every race makes him stronger — win or lose.
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"Plaintiff's counsel necessarily negotiates from a position weakened by the uncertainty over whether or not counsel will later win or lose a class certification motion," the judge wrote, citing Fordham class action expert Howard Erichson.
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Floyd Mayweather will be staring down several racks of cash hours after the fight with Conor McGregor -- win or lose -- 'cause clubs are throwing big bucks to get him to show his mug Saturday night.
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Win or lose on Saturday, Kenin, who is coached by her father, Alex, will move into the top 22017 for the first time, and her rise into the elite reflects significant trends in women's tennis.
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Though Republican strategists have made clear they will pin the blame for the close result — win or lose — on Saccone, who they say ran a lackluster campaign, Trump made himself a factor in the race.
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Win or lose, if there's any lesson for privacy advocates and local governments to carry from the unexpected battle over its data, it may be that even planned self-destruction is no impenetrable barrier against misuse.
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As Vanity Fair reported, Trump was frustrated at the revenue he was generating for other media companies during the presidential campaign, and "win or lose," those in the Trump campaign thought they had tapped into something.
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But Muguruza is an aggressive player, and she, too, feels as if she will either win or lose the match depending on how well she strikes the ball and how well she can pinpoint her placement.
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Mr. Johnson "will have credit with half the Tory M.P.s and a lot of party activists whether they win or lose" the referendum, said Tony Travers, a professor of government at the London School of Economics.
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Sally Kohn: Win or lose, women are changing politics, permanently No matter what happens on Tuesday, the record number of women running for election this year is undoubtedly going to change politics permanently, for the better.
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Republicans have been wary of sharing too many details given the intense lobbying crush that is expected once it becomes clear which industries stand to win or lose valuable provisions currently ingrained in the tax code.
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House Republicans had planned a vote on the measure after Trump late on Thursday cut off negotiations with Republicans who had balked at the plan and issued an ultimatum to vote on Friday, win or lose.
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Win or lose, every celebrity who's nominated for an Academy Award in the Best Actor and Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Actress and Best Director categories gets a hand-delivered gift bag full of high-end swag.
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But as the debate over interest rates heats up, here's a look at who stands to win or lose: Most credit cards have a variable rate, which means there's a direct connection to the Fed's benchmark rate.
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Of course, I could simply reload a saved game, but the gut-punch I felt when she died is one of the reasons I play these kind of games, to really care whether I win or lose.
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And the proof is in West Virginia, where, win or lose, the candidate who best represents the anger and frustration that put the President in the White House is the one the President is trying to stop.
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Stone will have an opportunity in court, as a matter of law, to win or lose on the specifics of how material his omissions were and why he was trying to keep Corsi out of his testimony.
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The following are the stocks that stand to win or lose the most on the trade-war outcome and will likely be the most actively traded among investors making their bets on or against a trade pact.
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It might be good to vote because it is a civic duty, or because it asserts the importance of the electoral process, or because, win or lose, the number of people on your side sends a message.
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Prakash and Blazevic agreed that their new movement needed to turn climate action into more than something people merely paid lip service to; politicians needed to "win or lose" elections because of their position on the issue.
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Unemployment, recession and inflation - issues that could win or lose an election - all remain major problems in the final month's of Rouhani's first four-year term, Khamenei said in a speech, according to the state broadcaster's website.
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Democrats who care about the future of the country must focus on holding him accountable -- not because investigations or impeachment will win or lose an election but because it is the right and necessary thing to do.
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And so McGregor—who, win or lose, will remain champion at 145 pounds—goes up to 170 pounds once again to defend something he can't wrap around his waist: the persona that he's cultivated along the way.
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On Olympics PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Mikaela Shiffrin has yet to win or lose in her pursuit of multiple gold medals at the Pyeongchang Olympics, but that quest became more knotty Wednesday when organizers postponed the slalom event.
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Often that damage assessment takes on a political tinge, because officials want to either inflate the damage or play it down, depending on what an official or an agency or a department stands to win or lose.
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Win or lose this November, Abrams, Valdez, and Ortiz Jones are yet another sign of the changing face of American power, which is becoming less male and less white after a near-monopoly for 200-plus years.
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The former GOP presidential candidate from Florida, who had insisted that, win or lose, his time in the upper chamber would end with his current term in 2017, announced on Wednesday he will seek re-election after all.
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It could be that Manning heard Stabler's story — and the stories of other former players who had the disease — and made up his mind about leaving the league, win or lose, at the conclusion of this Super Bowl.
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"We've got some guys on our team who are busting their tails to win and other guys on our team that don't even care if we win or lose," senior offensive lineman Cameron Hunt told the Register-Guard.
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Win or lose at this year's Academy Awards (and he's favored to win for The Revenant), Leonardo DiCaprio is guaranteed to get at least one little metal man – all the way from Russia, according to the Washington Post.
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But win or lose, experts say these women have already changed the political landscape with their campaigns, redefining what a candidate for office looks like—what they can do, what they can say, and what they can be.
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Nelson had the feeling that he was in the company of men and women who, win or lose, occupied a different place in the universe than those living outside the club, trapped in the dreariness of everyday respectability.
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Miocic is in with one of the best in the division's history and win or lose that will tell us a lot about his demons and whether he can prevent them from impacting his stellar technique and gameplanning.
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How many clever "think pieces" must we endure in which our humanity is held up for debate, as if the question of our own selfhood is part of an argument which even now we might win or lose?
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"I think the Philadelphia fans will always be the same passionate (sometimes obnoxious) fans they always were, win or lose," Anne Clark, the matriarch of a family of ardent Eagles fans, said in an email during the game.
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But win or lose, Trump has shown that overt contempt for racial equality, naked tribalistic appeals to white racial solidarity, and vaguely authoritarian rhetoric can add up to a very successful campaign, at least within the Republican Party.
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Australians like nothing better than a battler and, win or lose, Barty's surprise bid for the Coupe Suzanne-Lenglen is sure to knock even their beloved cricketers, currently defending their World Cup title in England, off the back pages.
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"If they can say that we always came into practice or games the same way, win or lose, whether we had two goals or were minus-4, that's something we really take a lot of pride in," Daniel said.
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Whether they win or lose, there's a win in the fact that Boston continued to play at their pace and not force offense against a team that...they haven't seen the likes of what the Golden State Warriors represent.
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At their best, these battles start to feel like prize fights as exhausted combatants circle toward each other, weighed down by the history of old scars and the knowledge that the bill collectors will come knocking, win or lose.
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It may also indicate that the President will win or lose in his re-election race in 2020 by betting on his strategy of mobilizing an angry political base to win the electoral college, as he did in 2016.
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Horn, who stands to earn a fraction of Pacquiao's guaranteed purse, win or lose, was unimpressed with Pacquiao's lack of interest in the pre-fight media conference this week where the Filipino spent much of the time playing with his phone.
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It goes to show that the industry is no longer win or lose, that you can dust yourself off and try again, and that one's vision of what makes a solid T-shirt can relate to what goes on around us.
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Win or lose in two weeks, Conor Lamb would start out as the favorite for the Democratic nomination but he could be vulnerable to a challenge from his left because he's afraid of the NRA (which no Democrat should be).
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Unlike a real game, chip counts are not maintained as an ongoing total — for every hand, each player was given 10,000 chips to use as they pleased, and win or lose they were given 10,000 in the next hand as well.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning says older brother Peyton has not talked to him about his playing future this week, adding that the legacy of the Denver Broncos quarterback is set, win or lose Super Bowl 50.
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As if the possibility of winning the American presidency isn't enough, Donald Trump may try to cash in on the audience he's mobilized this year by creating his own media conglomerate, win or lose in November, as Vanity Fair reports.
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Win or lose the players can expect the strong support the raucous crowd at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where the team became the first to draw more than one million fans and averaged a league record 53,000 per game last year.
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This Saturday in Buffalo we'll learn if the sacrifice was successful, but win or lose, at the very least it looks like Weidman has spared his soul the damning indignity of possibly one day, like his hero, owning a robot.
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Indeed, many of the women who ran in the US election and in recent contests around the world cite the courage of the women who ran before them -- win or lose -- as motivation for throwing their own hats into the ring.
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FACTS ARE I DON'T KNOW WHETHER WE'RE GOING TO WIN OR LOSE TOMORROW NEITHER DOES ADP, SO WHEN I SAW FABER'S REPORT I WAS KIND OF PUZZLED BY IT, SO I LOOKED THE TOP TEN INVESTORS OWN 713% OF THE COMPANY.
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Most conspicuously, perhaps, whether the United States will actually win or lose in our ongoing or still-expected theaters of military operation, the core vulnerability of American cities to mass destruction terrorism and/or ballistic missile attack would remain largely unaffected.
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But win or lose, Sanders' legacy will be that he played a major role in moving the Democratic Party to the left, especially on health care, which may just help the ultimate Democratic presidential nominee win the White House in 2020.
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In one study, younger participants with a mean age of 25.5 years and older adults with a mean age of 74.3 years have been shown to make different predictions about how they would feel if they win or lose money.
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"While it is true they had amazing community support in the popular public voting, the challenge is focused on the delivery of the scientific exploration ... Win or lose -- the girls met their goals and will wish the final winner congratulations."
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"Win or lose at the Supreme Court, we will continue to advocate for a legislative solution and a level playing field where all retailers collect and remit sales tax on the same basis," Wayfair spokeswoman Jane Carpenter said in a statement.
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The researchers noticed a change in the firing of brain cells deep in the frontal lobe—specifically in a brain area associated with decision-making, emotion, and social interactions—that corresponded to whether the players thought their opponents would win or lose.
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"I believed going into election night that Andrew Gillum, Beto O'Rourke, Stacey Abrams — that they represented the future of the Democratic party, and that is true win or lose," Jon Lovett, a former Obama speechwriter, said on Wednesday's "Pod Save America" podcast.
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The Russians persist in their interference because, win or lose, they stand to gain simply by chipping away at the credibility of free elections and undermining leaders like Macron or Hillary Clinton, who have the guts to stand up to Putin's thuggery.
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Far deeper than the real policy differences that divide us are the fundamental commitments to liberal democracy that we share, commitments that make it possible for us to fight it out on policy and then, win or lose, live to fight another day.
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But the boxes of "Trump: The Game," a Monopoly-like product with the tagline, "It's not whether you win or lose … It's whether you win," on their own do little to advance what we have come to know about our present situation.
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But perhaps because of the high stakes of the Kavanaugh nomination and its importance to social conservatives — who among Mr. Trump's supporters believe they have the most to win, or lose, from his presidency — the backlash has been especially potent this time.
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While the Titans playoff hopes will mostly ride on whether they win or lose their final game against the Texans next week, a win in this week's matchup against the Saints would give them a bit of momentum for their ride into Houston.
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"You win or lose elections on that," said another diplomat, referring to former Italian Prime Minister Mateo Renzi who was voted out partly because voters felt Rome was not controlling migration enough, and Orban who claimed victory in Hungary on a tough anti-immigration platform.
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Win or lose, most remained encouraged that this year will be important for the Libertarian Party and that even if they do not take the White House this time there are opportunities to win state and local races and to convert Republicans and Democrats.
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We ask people whether they are familiar with a candidate, whether they would be satisfied or unsatisfied with that candidate as the nominee, and we also sometimes ask whether they think that person would win or lose in a general election against President Donald Trump.
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Those that win or lose their matches go on to play another random team with the same record — teams with 33-1 records, for instance, only play other teams with two wins and one loss — until all teams either reach three wins or three losses.
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We ask people whether they are familiar with a candidate, whether they would be satisfied or unsatisfied with that candidate as the nominee, and sometimes we also ask whether they think that person would win or lose in a general election against President Donald Trump.
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We ask people whether they are familiar with a candidate, whether they would be satisfied or unsatisfied with that candidate as nominee, and sometimes we also ask whether they think that person would win or lose in a general election against President Donald Trump .
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The Brady piece eventually grew into " Big Game: The N.F.L. in Dangerous Times " (Penguin), an exploration of Leibovich's unease about being a hard-core football fan—someone who knows he should not feel so emotionally beholden to whether the New England Patriots win or lose.
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You and I need to finish our business so we both can walk away (win or lose) with our heads held high and in respect for all that we have been able to accomplish in doing our part in helping build this great sport.
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Whatever happens on Sunday — win or lose, fall at the last or defy the odds once again, secure a place in history, shock the world — this is a team that will not, for years to come, have to worry about a lack of respect.
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"It's kind of like there's all these different parts of the game — tactical, technical, blah, blah, blah — and then there's just the 'moments' part, where you have to win or lose games, where you need people to step up," Lloyd's longtime teammate Megan Rapinoe said.
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In any event, experienced campaigners on both sides here believe they will win or lose the argument the old-fashioned way: walking the neighborhood, knocking on people's doors, engaging in real-life conversation and showing how much politicians and campaigners actually care about their cause.
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Obviously, the NY Representative will be cheering for a big victory, and we're told AOC's also following through on her recent invite to Megan Rapinoe and her fellow soccer stars to visit the House of Representatives when the World Cup's over ... win or lose.
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Collecting their belongings moments later, the defending American League champion Indians were resolute about not allowing any frustration to linger when their road trip continues in Boston on Monday "We've got to turn the page regardless, whether we win or lose," Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor said.
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She approached the progressive organizations Brand New Congress and, later, Justice Democrats, which were recruiting novice candidates; she interviewed two dozen of them, she said, including some men, before settling on the four women, because she thought that win or lose, they'd be compelling to watch.
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Win or lose, though, the Knicks are more watchable when they play as a team rather than when four of them stand around while Anthony dribbles out the clock, then hoists up a shot, from anyplace on the court, regardless of whether a teammate is better positioned to score.
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"Win or lose, Nelson Peltz has taken the activist campaign to the largest companies, which have previously been able to inoculate themselves from these kind of experiences by spending enough money to keep activists at bay," said Bruce Goldfarb, founder of Okapi Partners, which advises on proxy contests.
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Like chefs given new and better ingredients, Golden State coach Steve Kerr and his assistants will be able experiment on offense in ways that no other team ever could; win or lose, the 2016-17 Warriors figure to push the envelope for what the sport is and can be.
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While many leaders around the world are worried about how Mr. Trump's campaign, win or lose, could shape American foreign policy, the concerns are particularly pointed in Mexico and throughout the Mexican diaspora because of the exceptionally close geographic, economic, demographic and cultural ties between the two countries.
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According to six people who were there, Bolton also questioned the merits of Trump applying his business acumen to foreign policy, saying such issues can't be approached like the win-or-lose edict that drives real estate deals: When one doesn't work, you move on to the next.
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The season builds toward a big competition — but, as with "Last Chance U," its heart is set less on the question of whether the team will win or lose and more on the players, whose personal lives and emotions rush to the surface as they chase athletic perfection.
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So, when word filtered out Wednesday that Puerto Rico had planned to fly home for a parade, win or lose, and that T-shirts celebrating its title were ready, it was taken as an affront — even though similar shirts, and caps, had been prepared for the American team.
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"Today I had to do a hard thing parting ways with my agent at Trump Models...as a woman, a mother, an American and a human being, I cannot wake up Wednesday morning being the least bit related to the Trump brand; win or lose," Rizer wrote on Instagram on Sunday.
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But Clinton maintains an overall lead of roughly 2481 pledged delegates with only one significant night remaining in the contest — June 241, when, win or lose the states in play that night, she is expected to formally clinch the nomination after voters in delegate-rich California and New Jersey weigh in.
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The competition remains fierce -- including other beneficiaries of the Trump presidency, with shows hosted by Bill Maher and fellow "The Daily Show" alumni John Oliver (last year's winner) and Samantha Bee in the category -- but win or lose Sunday, Colbert finds himself in a much stronger position this year than last.
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Win or lose, her questions at oral arguments -- showcasing her expertise and punching holes in the case made by Texas Solicitor General Scott Keller defending the law -- encouraged supporters of abortion rights who hope that at the very least she mapped out a standard for reviewing abortion restrictions in future cases.
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We offer up the 55-year-old Little League pledge ("I trust in God/I love my country/And I will respect its laws/I will play fair/And strive to win/But win or lose/I will always do my best"), pretending all the while that its outdated ethos still applies.
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Ms. DeVos, a billionaire with a complex web of investments, including in companies that stand to win or lose from federal education policy, was the first nominee of President-elect Donald J. Trump to have a Senate hearing without completing an ethics review on how she planned to avoid conflicts of interest.
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If the Capitals can win Game 7 with these stakes, against the Penguins, when everyone will be expecting them to win, with the knowledge that this team is getting a makeover this summer win or lose, winning eight more games against teams that finished about 15 points back in the standings will be a breeze.
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Ross: Well, first, it means that Donald Trump so dislikes Jeff Sessions that he was constrained from firing him only by Republicans who worried about how it would look before the midterms — and probably always planned to jettison him immediately afterward, win or lose, which is why that Sessions letter was presumably pre-written.
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"Given the recent strength in the markets one wonders whether what seemed to be the most unlikely of all scenarios may play out in the next few months – the discounting of a Trump-inspired rally," Strategas gave clients a playbook on which stocks are likely to win or lose from policies Trump promotes during his presidency.
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IT'S JUST NOT APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR THE BOTTOM LINE WE DONT KNOW TODAY, AND -- AND, YOU KNOW, WELL JUST TALK ABOUT WHAT THE PROXY CONTEST IS ABOUT WHETHER WE WIN OR LOSE TOMORROW, LET'S COMPARE WHATS HAPPENED OVER THE LAST 2190 DAYS 21409 DAYS, CNBC PLAYED A ROLE HERE CEO WENT ON TV AND SAID, I'LL QUOTE HIM EXACTLY.
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But Mr. O'Rourke is also emerging as a small-dollar fund-raising force — one whom many supporters hope will run for president, win or lose — at the moment his party is seeing its prospects for retaking the Senate dim in the aftermath of the protracted clash over the Supreme Court nomination of Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh.
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But in 2018, researchers from the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research reported in Nature Ecology & Evolution that in fact, among spotted hyenas, it's the level of social support that an animal has, not its body size or aggression, that determines whether it will win or lose in one-on-one interactions and, consequently, defines its rank in the hierarchy.
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"I spend a lot of time thinking about how to do it right — in terms of correctly applying law to facts, but also in making sure that I treat litigants and their lawyers with respect and in trying to ensure that people, win or lose, feel like they were heard and their views fairly considered," she said in a 2016 article in the Boston Bar Journal.
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Win or lose, they've been liberated from that, and not just in the sense of participating in a World Series, but participating in one of the World Series, a seven-game nail-biter that's going to be remembered—unlike, say, the drought-breaking Chicago White Sox championship of 2005, which has vanished from memory as thoroughly as if some Soviet apparatchik had deemed they be airbrushed out of the history books.
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ACKMAN: I'M SORRY WHEN HE REPORTED BASED ON UNNAMED ANONYMOUS SOURCES THAT, YOU KNOW, LOOKS LIKE WERE GOING TO LOSE, THE STOCK HAS GONE DOWN TODAY ON THAT FACT WHAT SHAREHOLDERS IS SAYING IS OUR INVOLVEMENT IS CLEARLY A POSITIVE YOU CAN SEE THAT IN THE STOCK PRICE EVERY DAY AND THATS HOW THE SHORTER-TERM INVESTORS WILL TRADE THE STOCK BASED ON WHETHER WE WIN OR LOSE TOMORROW.
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Peter McDonald, a graduate student who has worked with Jagoda on several projects, points out that because the events were planned to culminate at the Museum of Science and Industry, there was no real chance the Seekers would fail to collect the objects and find the Parasite—which means, in some respects, there was no way to win or lose The Parasite or for the players to influence more of the outcome.
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Win or lose, Buttigieg is the first openly gay American to become a serious presidential candidate, one who landed on the covers of prominent magazines, was fawned over on the most-watched television talk shows, raised exponentially more money than any of the governors in the race, outpaced Beto O'Rourke, outpolled Kamala Harris, caught President Trump's attention, qualified for all of the Democratic debates and more than held his own in each of them.
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One of the lesser-known Randy Newman songs, "New Orleans Wins the War," describes a Big Easy that wasn't quite sure that the Second World War was over, or even if that was the war it had been worried about: In 1948 my Daddy came to the cityTold the people that they'd won the warMaybe they'd heard it, maybe notProbably they'd heard it and just forgot'Cause they built him a platform there in Jackson SquareAnd the people came to hear him from everywhereThey started to party and they partied some more'Cause New Orleans had won the war(We knew we'd do it, we done whipped the Yankees!) This looks silly on the surface, but the point is that externalities recede; whatever happens, catharsis or frustration, win or lose, there's always a day after the last game of the World Series, it has a name, and it's called The Rest of Your Life.
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