No it's not a winner takes all — for sure.
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What is the real outcome of the 'winner takes all'?
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Can: Once again, the expression "the winner takes all" applies here.
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Republicans have many states where the winner takes all the delegates.
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But it "doesn't have to be winner takes all," White said.
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"There doesn't have to be a winner takes all," Cook-Deegan says.
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Winner takes all is such an important thing in this networked world.
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Trade and technology have transformed many industries into winner-takes-all affairs.
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Devolution has made the presidency less of a winner-takes-all race.
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The great game of green energy need not be winner takes all.
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Such dominance is a characteristic of today's winner-takes-all web businesses.
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In contrast, U.S. elections award seats on a winner-takes-all basis.
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"We do look at this space as winner takes all," Petrossov said.
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"It is not one winner takes all," said one of the sources.
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IEM's "Winner Takes All" market showed her with a 71 percent chance .
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Mr. Ren: As technology develops, the future world will become "winner-takes-all".
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"We don't know whether this is a winner-takes-all market," admits Engelen.
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Results will be announced in the winner-takes-all system on May 23.
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And Britain's winner-takes-all system lets governments quickly and dramatically reshape the country.
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The trick is to find a really big market with winner-takes-all economics.
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But overall, "We don't see this as a winner takes all market" Ek says.
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This is primarily because in American elections, it's winner-takes-all for each seat.
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An AI arms race doesn't necessarily have to be a winner-takes-all scenario, though.
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But competition is fierce in part because network effects imply that the winner takes all.
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Because there is no proportional representation, the winner takes all 24 seats on the council.
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The rest will be allocated at the congressional district level, where the winner takes all.
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Target is stepping up as the game's sponsor for this winner-takes-all milestone game.
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"Public markets are becoming winner-takes-all," complains one of the world's largest asset managers.
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The risk of a winner-takes-all approach in the country's political crisis is extraordinary.
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"A little over 300 votes" won't get you anywhere in a "winner takes all" race.
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This is not about "winner takes all", more about "we all lose unless we work together".
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The race to deploy autonomous vehicles had heated up, creating a frenzied winner-takes-all environment.
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The victory ran Diana Taurasi's career record in winner-takes-all elimination games to 13-0.
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The victory ran Diana Taurasi's career record in winner-takes-all elimination games to 13-33.
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Viral optimism may be especially common in the winner-takes-all contests so frequent within digital markets.
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No other place will reveal more about the advantages and drawbacks of winner-takes-all digital markets.
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We're an enterprise software, you can build a healthy business and it's not necessarily winner takes all.
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And, perhaps, similar to Uber and Lyft, it doesn't need to be a winner-takes-all market.
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More than that, however, single-district, winner-takes-all elections skew the very nature of representation itself.
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But that is harder when the ideological divisions are sharp and electoral systems produce "winner takes all" results.
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Mike and Harvey determine who will be in charge at Mike's trial, with a winner-takes-all showdown.
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In Hungary and Poland, without such constraints, they help sustain an illiberal, winner-takes-all style of democracy.
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It's a winner-takes-all system, it makes for monopolies, but you can have a royalty-based system.
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IT WAS a tragic end to a life that epitomised the winner-takes-all spirit of American capitalism.
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Yet, every nomination is now a "winner takes all" fight for control of an entire branch of government.
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Winner-takes-all capitalism, growing inequality, stagnating real wages and large cultural-social change play into their hands.
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It is increasingly hard to predict how votes will translate into seats in Britain's winner-takes-all electoral system.
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Commerce is not a game where winner takes all… There's a purpose to different sorts of companies and platforms.
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Given the number of players in the space, it's likely this will not be a "winner takes all" monopoly.
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It's also low-key about gentrification in Los Angeles, and the struggle to survive a winner-takes-all economy.
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Under Britain's winner-takes-all voting system, that'll be enough to give him a modest overall majority in Parliament.
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It's a winner-takes-all world and we want our kids to be the winners — unhappy, stressed-out winners.
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Critic's Notebook The prize's winner-takes-all model, borrowed from book and film awards, sits uneasily with contemporary art.
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A winner takes all market, the top ten deals accounted for 25% of the dollars invested in the first quarter.
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Mr Krueger's love of music shines through as he anatomises the industry's finances and its increasingly "winner takes all" nature.
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Perhaps the real significance of Tuesday is what it means for the winner-takes-all bonanza scheduled for March 15.
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The Republicans failed to note that when electing a slate rather than an individual, winner-takes-all makes little sense.
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To prevent that from occurring again, the new government will eventually have to dismantle the country's winner-takes-all system.
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The U.S. is now in a winner-takes-all race with China for dominance in 5G, artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
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And the economy developed more acute winner-takes-all dynamics, in which the highly skilled thrive but less-educated workers suffer.
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"Today, with the deepening of economic globalization, 'law of the jungle' and 'winner-takes-all' are a dead end," he said.
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Trump favors such fragmentation because he believes it will leave weaker European powers more susceptible to his winner-takes-all bullying.
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Tonight, that's more important than ever, because her boss (played by RuPaul, remember) just declared a "winner takes all" approach to tips.
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Acting is already a winner-takes-all game, in which a small number of participants take the lion's share of the rewards.
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"Winner Takes All" might've been one of the last ones, and "Upright Kangaroo," which was done in my studio with my burps.
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For 85 minutes, that is what both had done, giving the game the air of a final, a decider, winner-takes-all.
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China has retaliated with its own tariffs and recently accused the United States of adopting a "winner takes all" approach to trade.
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Because of the country's winner-takes-all electoral system, there are minimal incentives for opposition parties in the United States to split.
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Being competitive is not a bad thing, per se, but a competitive environment, where winner takes all, is not a psychologically safe environment.
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Our winner-takes-all approach discourages third parties, and the two-party system rewards candidates who move to the center in national races.
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There does not seem to be a special template, though, for making a state attractive — it just seems to be winner takes all.
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The manager that Chelsea twice hired and fired helped raise the team with his style of winner-takes-all, loser-bears-the consequences.
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In the process, we ask a fun question: How is Lyft surviving if ridesharing was supposed to be a winner-takes-all business?
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"We have no choice but to continue to ... impress on the U.S. that this cannot be a winner-takes-all agreement," he said.
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Constitutional specialists backing Mr Duterte claim that the change would remove the president as the fount of patronage in a winner-takes-all system.
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The winner-takes-all genre, popularized by the likes of Fortnite and PUBG, is now also a free web game starring Nintendo's famous plumber.
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Britain operates a winner-takes-all system for general elections with members of Parliament elected when they have the highest vote in a constituency.
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Yet potential rebels will be deterred by the UK's winner-takes-all electoral system, which tends to leave smaller parties under-represented in parliament.
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However, the 16-times grand slam winner will be part of the winner-takes all Tie Break Tens event at Melbourne Park on Jan.
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It largely misses the real reason the Electoral College so often produces results counter to the majority: The winner takes all within most states.
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But antitrust wonks are right to concern themselves with such thought experiments in technology-driven markets, which tend to have "winner-takes-all" characteristics.
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Sarah Palin's appearance with Trump came one day before Florida's crucial GOP presidential primary, a winner-takes-all voting contest that awards 99 delegates.
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In the end, it may not be a "winner-takes-all" game, he said, and might even become a "lose-lose" situation for both.
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"With the deepening development today of economic globalization, 'the weak falling prey to the strong' and 'winner takes all' are dead-end alleys," he said.
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Market leadership is key to sustainable success, even in e-commerce, which tends to have "winner takes most" as opposed to "winner takes all" characteristics.
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As outlined above, it is tough to win new markets when it is a winner-takes-all-market and you are not the top dog.
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The government-commissioned Furman review also called for wider policy changes to respond to competition and consumer problems created by "winner takes all" tech platforms.
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Its 58 delegates are a handsome prize and Mr Trump, having won the "winner-takes-all" state with 46% of its vote, got the lot.
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Across the African board, the winner-takes-all aspect is common almost everywhere, including South Africa, which has the most advanced economy and strongest institutions.
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Florida and Ohio's GOP presidential primaries are especially vital, with the former awarding 99 delegates and the latter 66 delegates in winner-takes-all contests.
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But a competing cryptocurrency becoming more widely used could cause bitcoin to "drop precipitously because these tend to be winner-takes-all markets," researchers said.
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They will have to fashion rules that can wrap around digital giants, rather than getting bent out of shape by 'winner takes all' business models.
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"This isn't a winner takes all market," says Sahagun, arguing that the financial market in Mexico is diverse enough to thrive with numerous financial products.
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It is the nature of a single, winner-takes-all game that every advantage can, in a different light, start to look like a disadvantage.
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In this 'omnichannel' world, they need to make all their different ad channels work together, rather than trying to pick a single winner-takes-all medium.
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One lesson of the health bill debacle is that too many members of Congress and of the Republican Party are still playing winner-takes-all politics.
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Personalised authoritarian rule has spread across the world over the past 15 years — often ... built on the fragile base of a manipulated, winner-takes-all democracy.
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So entrenched was the winner-takes-all mentality that even the possibility of free elections was unimaginable, and polls were held under supposedly impartial caretaker governments.
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The risk of data-based monopolies and 'winner-takes-all' economics from big tech's big data push to garner AI advantage should be loud and clear.
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But this time around, HQ Trivia will run in a "one winner takes all" format, meaning only one individual will earn the winnings from the game.
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Although most states have winner-takes-all policies for their Electoral College votes, Maine and Nebraska split their electors proportionally based on the states' popular votes.
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The undiplomatic statements coming from both Ankara and Athens, however, reflect the derision and "winner takes all" attitude with which both governments treat their domestic opponents.
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The prize's winner-takes-all model, borrowed from book and film awards, makes less and less sense to participants working in a diversity of artistic modes.
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It looked like a man in the middle of a winner-takes-all dunk contest against the Devil himself to prevent the incineration of planet Earth.
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America's various disproportional representations are the result of winner-takes-all voting and a two-party system where party allegiance and geography have become surprisingly highly correlated.
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In today's winner-takes-all economy, big companies can grow faster than startups, and valuations are merely psychological obstacles on the road to ever-higher share prices.
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The winner-takes-all dynamics of the digital economy is contributing to strongly monopolistic markets, where companies like Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon are disintermediating incumbent industries.
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Fearful of similar setbacks elsewhere, the Whig majorities in both houses of Congress passed a law requiring all states to use winner-takes-all, single-member districts.
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I'll be taking the frame of my book that the tech monopolies have created a winner-takes-all framework, but really looking at how that affects privacy.
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Writing in TechCrunch last month, Box CEO Aaron Levie, said that the cloud market is in its infancy and that it's "not a winner-takes-all game".
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Its 58 delegates are a handsome prize and Mr Trump, having won the "winner-takes-all" state with just under half of the vote, got the lot.
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Ride-hailing, like many online businesses, is a cut-throat, winner-takes-all market: Didi itself is the product of a 2015 merger of two local firms.
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But there&aposs one winner, there&aposs one person that gets sworn in and one person who&aposs not, and it&aposs a winner takes all game.
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This, too, has the air of a marketing ploy: Those games are sold as winner-takes-all showdowns, seismic clashes that will make the very earth shake.
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"We were just three months too late on a release Motorola would have used on a phone, so yes it's a winner takes all game," explained Gates.
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First is competition, which determines the approach to progress — one party achieves "the winner takes all," others meekly fall in line for the droppings from the table.
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Maine is currently one of two states, along with Nebraska, that splits its electoral college votes instead of adhering to the winner-takes-all policy most states follow.
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A $9 million winner-takes-all prize is what's at stake, as "The Match" tests the water for golf's pay-per-view and over-the-top platform potential.
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"Unlike the races in Rio this past month, the race against climate change is not winner takes all — it will take all of us working together to win."
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It also means reforming the winner-takes-all voting system to allow more representation for minority parties and to encourage them to campaign on issues rather than identity.
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Southern states whose demographics favour Cruz tend to allocate their delegates on a proportional basis, while more moderate ones, like Ohio and California, are winner-takes-all states.
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It's a critical hedge against Arizona, a state where the winner takes all 58 delegates -- no matter the final percentages -- and where polls have shown Trump running stronger.
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Sadly, we're not yet at the point where the robots are actually competing against the humans in a "winner-takes-all" battle for the future of the planet.
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His remarks at the Shanghai event came hours after Chinese President Xi Jinping — in a veiled swipe at Trump — slammed a "winner-takes-all" approach to international trade.
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All states, with the exception of Maine and Nebraska, have a winner-takes-all system awarding all electors to the presidential candidate who wins the state's popular vote.
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Beyer would replace our winner-takes-all system with a fairer system that would allow every vote to matter and everyone to win their fair share of seats.
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There are different regulatory regimes across markets, there are different cultural contexts around the world — do you see this as a winner takes all scenario for health platforms?
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But in order to maximise their influence over the final result, all but two of the states wound up casting their electoral votes on a winner-takes-all basis.
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While ASEAN now boasts 10 unicorns, they are duplicative in the sense that more than one exists in a particular category, which is unsustainable for winner-takes-all markets.
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WINNER TAKES ALL Clinching a vote share of more than 30 percent in the three-way contest could deliver a landslide result, under India's first-past-the-post system.
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What is clearer, however, is that local social networking in the style of both Streetlife and Nextdoor is incredibly reliant on network effects, creating a winner takes all market.
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While Democrat's pledged delegates are assigned proportionally to the vote, Republican delegates function on a winner-takes-all system if a candidate secures more than half of the vote.
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A longtime advocate of tactical voting and of changes to Britain's winner-takes-all electoral system, he welcomes efforts to create a "progressive alliance" to take on the Conservatives.
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Gifted young statesmen who gain power constitutionally must move Africa toward a generational transformation by stamping out "winner takes all" corruption, building inclusive governments that deliver to all communities.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swiss watchmaker Rolex raised its aquatic profile on Monday in a long-term partnership with SailGP, a new $1 million winner-takes-all series backed by Oracle (ORCL.
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But it does little to make up for the winner-takes-all philosophy that is driving companies to hold down wages and transfer the burden of risk onto their employees.
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These 10 episodes will cover what DRL is calling its 2016 season — a series of five races around different courses, leading up to a winner-takes-all "world championship" final.
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Personalised authoritarian rule has spread across the world over the past 15 years—often, as with Mr Putin, built on the fragile base of a manipulated, winner-takes-all democracy.
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In recent years, the CEO has spent time looking for investors who share his view of the urban-transport space, namely that it&aposs not a winner-takes-all market.
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While winner-takes-all elections like ours tend to produce two-party systems, as Maurice Duverger taught us long ago, countries that use PR typically feature more than two parties.
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With that level of innovation comes all kinds of pitfalls, too: the hubris, the winner-takes-all approach, the seeming lack of concern for how new tech will really impact people.
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The vote for the 128-seat parliament is being held according to a complex new law that has redrawn constituencies and replaced a winner-takes-all system with a proportional one.
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As the recent process of confirming Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh showed, Congress's work has become an all-or-nothing, winner-takes-all exercise — and one party currently holds all the cards.
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With 33 justices, it is unlikely that there would be any single swing justice, so nominations would cease to be "winner takes all" affairs that raise the partisan nature of nominations.
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Were Germany's voting system entirely winner-takes-all, Chancellor Angela Merkel wouldn't be struggling to unite the Green Party and the Free Democrats – two potential governing allies possessing opposing policy agendas.
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The party came third in the 2015 general election with more than 12 percent of the vote, but under Britain's winner-takes-all system, has only the Clacton seat in parliament.
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Asked what he would do differently if he had another shot at running the country, he says he would not follow a "winner takes all" policy but an "embrace all" one instead.
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Thirty of its delegates are winner-takes-all; 27 are awarded proportionally, according to results in nine congressional districts, which means that the state's winner gets a sizable chunk of the 57.
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Beijing (CNN)Chinese leader Xi Jinping has taken a veiled swipe at US President Donald Trump the day before the US midterm elections, denouncing a "winner-takes-all" attitude to international trade.
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Halep's win knocked Caroline Wozniacki out of the race to be number one in next week's rankings, and set up a winner-takes-all match against Spain's Muguruza in Thursday's semi-final.
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It seems that when consumers ditch traditional TV in favor of streaming, they're interested in creating their own bundles of video services, not just choosing one in a winner-takes-all approach.
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Rory Smith makes the case for Spurs: It is the nature of a single, winner-takes-all game that every advantage can, in a different light, start to look like a disadvantage.
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The more we perceive the world as one in which the winner-takes-all, the more we are likely to do whatever we can to ensure that our children are the winners.
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At this rate of battle royale expansion, it feels like we could all be playing a cutthroat winner-takes-all mode for tranquil farming simulation Stardew Valley before the year is out.
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A fight between the two would therefore put all of the major titles in heavyweight boxing on the line for a high-stakes, winner-takes-all bout — and Hearn wants it next year.
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But the discounts also reflect a winner-takes-all mentality in which a plane deal does not just bring short-term rewards, but opens the door to lucrative relationships that can last decades.
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"I'm pretty used to going home after losing, so I knew what the stakes were," a taciturn Williams told reporters when asked about her approach to the winner-takes-all White Group showdown.
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Gulati is quick to point out that while Italic is keen to capture the attention of customers who crave high-end purchases, luxury goods is not a winner-takes-all kind of market.
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After losing the first two games to Mango's Fox, Armada switched from Fox to Peach but lost the first set 1-3, sending the grand finals into a winner-takes-all second set.
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Local newspaper franchises are a "winner takes all" market because the fixed costs make only a single paper economically feasible, whereas every online classified marketplace, while benefiting from network effects, supports multiple competitors.
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Online music stores have also encouraged a winner-takes-all approach not that different from Top 20 radio: Grab the crowd-pleasing song at the top of the listings and ignore the rest.
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He can still choose whether to continue pursuing politics as a zero-sum game, where the winner takes all, or to recognise that it is healthier for India to have a level playing field.
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Sir Paul Collier, an economist at Oxford University, thinks the defining feature of politics in much of the continent is that the winner takes all—and uses state power to try to keep it.
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"A winner-takes-all mentality just does not work in Lebanon," said Nadim Houry, executive director of the Arab Reform Initiative, who said Hezbollah may have miscalculated by employing "scare tactics" against the protesters.
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And it points to growing concern that two tenets of American democracy — the concepts of majority rule and protecting the rights of minorities — are being supplanted by a third doctrine: the winner takes all.
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A winner-takes-all system, in contrast, creates a need for a single center-right party capable of winning majorities; in this party, social conservatives and liberals would have to coexist awkwardly (sound familiar?).
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Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson were supposed to compete in a winner-takes-all competition July 3rd which fell through, but it has been reported something between the two could still be in the works.
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The justification for this is the Silicon Valley doctrine of "blitzscaling" in order to conquer "winner-takes-all" markets—or in plain English, conducting a high-speed land grab in the hope of finding gold.
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Speaking at a business event early this year, Canada's veteran chief negotiator, Steve Verheul, described the talks as the "most unusual negotiation" he had ever been involved in, because of Washington's winner-takes-all approach.
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When states are given room to implement their own ideas and policies, it also makes national politics less high stakes and works against the winner-takes-all model that so often polarizes our current environment.
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At Philadelphia University last weekend, Johnson competed for "City of Gods," one of 64 teams entered in The Basketball Tournament, a winner-takes-all-event featuring former college stars who are now playing professionally overseas.
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But I think you have to remember with a number of these companies they've got enormous scale and are really it's a land grab in the context of winner-takes-all in some of these industries.
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Unlike HQ's usual format, which divides the game's cash prize between all the contestants left standing after 12 questions, Winner-Takes-All means Hart and Rogowsky will keep asking questions until only one trivia champion remains.
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In addition to ethics concerns by employees at Silicon Valley giants vying for the contract, the process has become contentious because the winner-takes-all bidding process is supported by only one major power player: Amazon.
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As a party of the cities, today's Democrats would find themselves at a disadvantage in any geographically based winner-takes-all electoral system in which receiving 99% of the vote is no better than getting 19943%.
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Rival blocs in parliament could not agree on a new president between 2014-16 and repeatedly decided to delay elections, partly because of disagreement over moving from a winner-takes-all system to a proportional one.
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This has seen multiple local properties swap hands, perhaps in recognition that the takeout aggregator space is increasingly a winner-takes-all market, where competing hard can be costly in terms of customer acquisition and retention.
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The widespread protests and ethnic violence that followed elections a decade ago are unlikely to recur since the 2010 constitution gave counties more power and money and removed the winner-takes-all tradition of presidential patronage.
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In a fascinating interview with Wired's Nicholas Thompson, French president Emmanuel Macron explains why he is making big investments to bring France into the "winner takes all" race with the U.S. and China on artificial intelligence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A clinical Novak Djokovic thrashed Kei Nishikori 6-1 6-1 on Saturday to set up a season-ending winner-takes-all showdown with home favorite Andy Murray at the ATP World Tour Finals.
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Oracle, which was previously cut from the competition, also filed an appeal today with the U.S. Court of Appeals after a judge previously ruled against its allegations that the winner-takes-all contract unfairly limited competition.
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"It's an extremely risky move for both of them, in the sense of being a 'winner-takes-all' strategy," said Gabriel Petrus, a political analyst with Barral M Jorge consultancy firm based in the capital Brasilia.
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People close to the talks have said that due to that complex diplomatic backdrop, the two deals could stand or fall together: contrasting with the "winner-takes-all" mentality of traditional clashes between the world's largest planemakers.
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Time is running out for Trump's opponents to turn things around before the winner-takes-all states start to vote and the GOP front-runner racks up enough delegates to lock the nomination up before the convention.
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In addition to a new president, Kenyans are electing lawmakers and local representatives, the result of a 2010 constitution that devolved power and money to the counties, reducing the "winner takes all" nature of the presidential race.
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The winner-takes-all aspect of networks may mean there is less competition inside the market, but there is still fierce rivalry for the market, because countless startups are vying to be the next Google or Facebook.
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LAS VEGAS — Jorge Masvidal would consider fighting Conor McGregor for the BMF title but only if the Irishman brings something to the table as well, so they can have a winner-takes-all bout in the UFC.
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Having thought of it as a winner-takes-all market, in which one big company has a near-monopoly in each country, plenty now believe people will spend enough on transport for more than one player to prosper.
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A decade ago, two rule changes—a winner-takes-all point at deuce and a ten-point "super-tiebreak" instead of a deciding third set—were introduced in second-tier doubles competitions, with the aim of abbreviating them.
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A campaign led by Lawrence Lessig, a law professor at Harvard, and David Boies, an eminent trial lawyer, has filed suits in four states arguing that the winner-takes-all allocation of their electoral-college votes is unconstitutional.
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In his book "Winner Takes All," Giridharadas argues that, despite their promises, the elite are usually ineffective at solving the world's issues, and that they're more likely to preserve the status quo while maintaining or promoting they're reputations.
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In a first for postwar France, neither of the mainstream parties on the left or the right qualified in the first round of voting on April 23 for Sunday's winner-takes-all duel between Macron and Le Pen.
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Delegate-allocation rules can vary greatly from state to state: broadly speaking, most early-voting states allocate delegates on a proportional basis, while those that vote on or after March 15th allocate on a winner-takes-all basis.
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This means thinking differently about the problem and also the solution: Reimagining our crisis of democracy as a crisis of winner-takes-all democracy — the kind that creates safe seats for parties, but leaves voters without thoughtful alternatives.
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The go-to framework for regulation is usually antitrust, but if the internet has an inherent tendency for winner-takes-all consolidation then regulation by breaking up may be both a Sisyphean task and a counterproductive destruction of value.
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How delegates commit support to a candidate differs by state — some are "winner takes all," where all of the state's delegates are assigned to whichever candidate wins the greatest number of votes determined either through caucusing or primary voting.
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The book industry has lamented the "death of the midlist" for many years (which, as something of a midlist novelist myself, I watched with vaguely bitter fascination…) during which it too became a winner-takes-all hit-driven industry.
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In March, Best Buy's Chief Executive Hubert Joly told Reuters in an interview the company has completed a five-year turnaround and is ready to compete with Amazon to prove U.S. retail is not a "winner takes all" situation.
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So it is not easy to reach a consensus but on the other hand I can think that there is still some strong incentive for both sides to reach consensus because that tension is not winner takes all game.
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Canada's Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime had lost the doubles, but Shapovalov bounced back to overcome Martin Klizan and level the series at 2-2, with Auger-Aliassime prevailing in his winner-takes-all showdown with Norbert Gombos.
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Two weeks later, Republican contests become winner-takes-all, which helps Trump more, as a strong second-place finish from Cruz or Rubio wouldn't matter in terms of delegate math That kind of intra-party contest is tailor-made for Trump.
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In his book Winner Takes All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World, Anand Ghiridiras—who served as a sort of intellectual foil at this week's annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos—talks about this exact dilemma.
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For a more subtle look at the ethical challenges posed by a winner-takes-all economy, Lucas Hnath's taut and profoundly good "Red Speedo", directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz at the New York Theatre Workshop, is on until April 3rd.
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And the dominance that Alphabet's Google unit enjoys in Western search shows this is something close to a winner-takes-all market: the largest player typically enjoys a virtuous circle where more users means better data and more interest from advertisers.
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Murray's play in the winner-takes-all season climax was all the more remarkable as a day earlier he looked on the point of mental and physical exhaustion after taking almost four hours to subdue Milos Raonic in the semi-final.
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Knutson heard from Trent Beckley, a former Colorado teammate, who was putting together a group of ex-CU players to compete in The Basketball Tournament, a winner-takes-all event for $2 million that attracts a slew of ex-NBA and college stars.
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Fortnite has made headlines for its momentous in-game events, like the rocket launch or rolling cube, but these moments can also be a source of frustration for many players since they take place within a winner-takes-all battle royale game.
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In the winner-takes-all world of networks, as it shifts to a token-only structure, the time-bombed company provides a financial incentive to the token holders to create a network effect and grow the network through word of mouth & virality.
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It's the game of the moment, the king of the hill of battle royale, and it's given me the linguistic weirdness that I've needed to think through some of my own personal questions about the winner-takes-all nature of the genre.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The WTA Finals can produce all manner of confusing permutations for the players and fans alike as the round robin format reaches a climax, so defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska was relieved to be in a winner-takes-all situation on Friday.
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However, online food delivery is seen as a "winner takes all" game as most users usually only download and use one app, meaning there is only enough space in most markets for one or two major players, prompting a wave of consolidation. Takeaway.
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Instead, the winner-takes-all attitude that has marred the elections is weighing heavily on Guyana's economic prospects as it enters the oil age, said Ralph Ramkarran, a prominent local statesman who led a largely Quixotic campaign for a small multiethnic party.
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American Stephens stayed calm and saw off an increasingly agitated Angelique Kerber in the winner-takes-all night match to complete round-robin play with a spotless 3-0 record after she wrapped up a 6-33 6-3 victory against the German.
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With four of the five events in SailGP's debut season completed, Slingsby's Australian team tops the leaderboard and qualifies for the winner-takes-all match race between state-of-the-art F50 catamarans, which appear to "fly" on foils above the water.
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The nature of this business is a bit of winner takes all, but when I started Altuzarra, I wanted to create a company where people wanted to come to work in the morning and felt like they were invested in its success.
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Grace, now 52 and under house arrest in Harare, had been calling for Mnangagwa's removal for weeks as the two fought an increasingly bitter winner-takes-all contest to succeed the man who has led Zimbabwe since independence from Britain in 1980.
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However, online food delivery is seen as a "winner takes all" game as most users usually only download and use one app, meaning there is only enough space in most markets for one or two major players, underlining the need to build scale quickly.
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Hardball "winner takes all" strategies are too short-sighted and fail to take into account ongoing relationships, according to researchers from Wharton business school, who argue that balanced bargaining — or avoiding negotiations entirely — could be the best route to achieving your long-term goals.
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The Anaheim Ducks have been bounced from the playoffs in each of the past three seasons via a Game 22 loss at home, a dubious streak they will try to end when they host the Nashville Predators on Wednesday in a winner-takes-all matchup.
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This is not only because banks are reluctant to lend to businesses whose intangible assets may simply disappear if they go belly-up, but also because of the winner-takes-all effect that a handful of companies, including Apple (and Amazon and Google), enjoy.
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Here, however, it could come down to whether the two rivals think food apps will prove a "winner-takes-all" market like internet search, where huge benefits accrue to being the largest, or one that can sustain two profitable platforms for ordering noodles and pizza online.
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A independent report commissioned by the UK government to examine how competition policy needs to adapt itself for the digital age has concluded that tech giants don't face adequate competition and the law needs updating to address what it dubs the "novel" challenges of 'winner takes all' platforms.
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But as my TC colleague Romain Dillet succinctly puts it: "Social payments is not a product; it's just a feature" — which is another way of saying there's a race on to see which of these startups can scale fast enough to be the winner-takes-all network for Europe.
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For somebody like Trump to have the same impact as his right-wing populist counterparts in Europe, he has to wield influence through one of the two main parties In contrast, winner-takes-all systems, like we have in the US, make electoral success much more difficult to achieve.
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In a winner-takes-all tie between the Argentines and Croatia, Guido Pella defeated 2014 U.S. Open champion Marin Cilic 7-6(1) 6-3 before Diego Schwartzman swept aside the challenge from Borna Coric to win 53-2 6-2 and ensure the Latin Americans will stay in Sydney.
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There is certainly growing concern among policymakers around the world that the current modus operandi of enforcing competition law has failed to keep pace with increasingly powerful technology-driven businesses and platforms — hence 'winner takes all' skews which exist in certain markets and marketplaces, reducing choice for consumers and shrinking opportunities for startups to compete.
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In his new book, "Fair Shot: Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn," out this week, Mr. Hughes, 13, traces his ascent to show how the forces that influenced his and Facebook's success — technological advancements, globalization and the rise of private equity firms — have created a "winner takes all" economy in which only a small group of people succeed.
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Not content to make it a simple bet — just put up a half million dollars each and make it a winner-takes-all bet — the two parties agreed to put up a smaller amount and invest the money in zero-coupon Treasury bonds with the intent of growing the investment to $1.83 million by the end of year 10.
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Analysing the most recent polling data, Salvatore Vassallo of the University of Bologna has concluded that the right was ahead in so many winner-takes-all constituencies that it was likely to gain a slender majority in the Senate (the upper house), and was, perhaps astonishingly, a mere four seats short of doing the same in the Chamber of Deputies (the lower house).
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The opinion piece goes on to critique the personal attacks made by both camps on their rivals during the campaign, the ills of the de facto two-party electoral system and winner-takes-all primary voting system - which China Daily said made "extreme candidates" stand out - and how democracy had to eventually "yield to populism" with the GOP's nomination of Trump.
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A critical report last year by a U.K. politician, which examined conditions for couriers using the rival Deliveroo on-demand delivery platform, found a dual market in operation that encourages a surplus of labour that results in a winner takes all outcome where the best riders get rewarded with more stable work, while another group is left at a disadvantage to compete for whatever is left.
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In one of her most recent essays, "The Universal Declaration Turns 70," written with Seth D. Kaplan, a lecturer at Johns Hopkins, Glendon argues that in the United States, The overreliance on rights and courts to solve disputes has encouraged a focus on the individual at the expense of investment in the social fabric, and a winner-takes-all attitude at the expense of tolerance and compromise.
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The series is currently 3-2 in favor of the Cubs, who are challenging the Los Angeles Dodgers for a spot in the World Series (the Cubs haven't won the World Series since 1908.) They'll definitely be playing on Saturday, but if neither team wins both games they will face-off one last time on Sunday for the winner-takes-all World Series prize — the same night Murray is set to be honored.
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ZADAR, Croatia (Reuters) - Borna Coric kept his cool to prevail in a thrilling winner-takes-all duel with fellow young gun Frances Tiafoe on Sunday and steer Croatia into the final of the Davis Cup for the second time in three years with a monumental 3-2 victory over the U.S. The 21-year-old Coric came from two sets to one down to defeat the 20-year-old debutant Tiafoe 6-7(0) 63-1 6-7(11) 6-1 6-3 and finally subdue a remarkable fightback from the Americans, who had earlier leveled the tie 2-13 from two down.
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Here is where they put the probability as of Sunday of each candidate winning the election: PredictIt, an online trading platform jointly run by Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand, and Washington, D.C.-based political consulting firm Aristotle International Inc: Clinton - 81 percent Trump - 20 percent Iowa Electronic Markets, winner-takes-all trading market: Clinton - 71 percent Trump - 28 percent UK-based Betfair, internet betting exchange: Clinton - 83 percent Trump - 18 percent UK-based Ladbrokes, online betting platform: Clinton - 83 percent Trump - 22 percent Ireland's Paddy Power, bookmaker: Clinton - 83 percent Trump - 18 percent Probabilities were as of roughly 6:30 p.m.
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