It isn't simply about winning over Chinese audiences; it's about winning over the Chinese government.
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So even if she doesn't end up winning over Colton's heart, she's absolutely winning over America's.
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Sometimes winning over someone's heart means first winning over their stomach — and Anna Camp is no stranger to the idea.
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Fast-growing digital bank N25 isn't only winning over consumers, it's winning over more and more of Germany's labor force.
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And winning over poor people who do vote seems like an important prerequisite to winning over poor people who don't.
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Clinton's challenge now isn't winning over the voters who are lining up behind Donald Trump, it's winning over those who have been supporting Bernie Sanders.
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Feature For Jeff Sessions, Roy Moore and other Republicans vying for a chance to take back Doug Jones's seat, winning over voters may mean winning over the president first.
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Winning over the EU and the IMF will be harder.
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Kamala Harris' prospects of winning over the party's progressive wing.
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But Russia is not concerned with winning over the West.
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Winning over blue America, however, is a pretty modest goal.
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Hawks winning over Trump When it comes to Iran, Sens.
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That sometimes means winning over new voters here and there.
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Winning the Democratic nomination rests on winning over nonwhite voters.
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Manafort on Sunday blasted Cruz's tactics in winning over delegates.
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Both campaigns are airing ads devoted to winning over women.
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The government has not given up on winning over the DUP.
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Winning over lawmakers, however, will likely be the most difficult part.
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Alibaba highlighted its interest in winning over manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors.
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Winning over meat-eaters, the industry's target market, will take effort.
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Which would making winning over Collins and Murkowski more critical. Sen.
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Another issue for Sanders winning over Warren's voters is their demographics.
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Trump has a steep hill to climb winning over black voters.
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It will also be heavily focused on winning over minority voters.
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By winning over the Mexicans, Trump can rule over the Canadians.
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She will have a hard time winning over supporters of greater democracy.
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And Clinton could have an uphill battle winning over Sanders' supporters there.
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He was narrowly confirmed after winning over pro–abortion rights Republican Sen.
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Winning over more bourgeois voters means tempering their message in some ways.
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Mr Johnson's biggest problem was always winning over his fellow Conservative MPs.
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Kamala Harris all climbing the polls and winning over supporters O'Rourke needed.
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Mnuchin hasn't always had the best track record of winning over members.
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He tells us that's the GOP future: winning over the working class.
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The discussion draft does include some provisions aimed at winning over conservatives.
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Graham sounded positive about the prospects of winning over McCain on Tuesday.
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Steelers rookie JuJu Smith-Schuster is winning over new fans every week.
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Now, he said, the group is working on winning over City Hall.
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Many of these overtures appear to fall short of winning over Beijing.
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"The best performing brands are already winning over the customers of tomorrow."
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Often gunning for and successfully winning over even Boeing's most loyal customers.
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First, he shows little interest in winning over voters outside his base.
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It's one way Mr. Mélenchon, 65, has been winning over young voters.
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Ultimately, Facebook is banking on the familiarity of the platform winning over customers.
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"Clicks are winning over bricks," he told CNBC's "ETF Edge" segment on Monday.
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This election will not be about winning over undecided voters with television ads.
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Rewriting the codes means winning over sceptical voters and defying rapacious special interests.
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Winning over these votes will be absolutely essential to a general election victory.
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Despite such criticism, the Oculus seems to be winning over the general public.
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As for winning over Malia's dad ... he's got a plan for that too.
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It's not clear, however, that the administration is worried about winning over Cotton.
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Winning over new friends makes old friends envious and more eager to give.
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It's not just cost that has doughnuts winning over lettuce in grocery baskets.
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There's no evidence that he's winning over many Sanders voters or downscale progressives.
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But the campaign was having a harder time winning over some other voters.
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It involves making tough decisions for the common good and winning over citizens.
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In Mississippi, he crushed Mr. Sanders, winning over 80 percent of the vote.
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To do that, he's counting on winning over and energizing the Latino vote.
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An ethical client relations contract should, as its foundation, incentivize winning over losing.
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Winning over even a few Democrats could provide Republicans with an important buffer.
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But the right has still done a better job of winning over voters.
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Haley warned that Trump may have trouble winning over general election voters, though.
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They also dominates the racing seen in their days, winning over 300 races.
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They toddled around Disneyland in slinky form, winning over crowds and the internet.
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But getting to this point has required winning over consumers and building trust.
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Comcast may have a tough time winning over Fox's largest shareholder, Murdoch, however.
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Forget winning over Republicans; plenty of Obama's own party hasn't been with him.
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The political fight in the 2018 midterm elections isn't just about winning over voters.
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She is playing for time in the hope of winning over two distinct groups.
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Plus, winning over Windows users will mean figuring out some lingering app compatibility issues.
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But it would be aimed at winning over enough waverers to salvage the accord.
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Sadly, the trend of white artists winning over Black artists is a continuous trend.
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Officials said they hoped to counter the top players' absence by winning over converts.
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The drivers of Royal Carriages are veterans at winning over a pint-size audience.
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It was an immediate hit, winning over Business Insider's fast-food critic Irene Jiang.
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Ryan, the chief proponent of the plan, acknowledged the challenges of winning over lawmakers.
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Daisy agrees to move in with Mr. Mason, all the while winning over Andy.
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Still, its sales are growing every year, and it is winning over repeat customers.
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Building a majority that big required winning over Dems who represent the oil industry.
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Mr. Trump's most effective tool in winning over Chinese audiences may be his family.
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The truth is that Portugal have been prioritising winning over the performance all tournament.
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There's little indication so far that Klobuchar is winning over black and Hispanic voters.
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But his public position, aimed at winning over swing Republican senators, was more nuanced.
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But he added that he's done making tweaks aimed at winning over holdout senators.
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Comcast may have a tough time winning over Fox's largest shareholder, the Murdoch family.
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Another retailer that's winning over workers as well as consumers is French-headquartered Leroy Merlin.
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The group has deep experience in identifying and winning over jailhouse recruits with tailored pitches.
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That's all women but, with a number that high, he's not winning over Republican women.
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Since everyone has to show up, politicians focus instead on winning over the wavering middle.
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Paddy Ashdown, another former leader, featured on a panel about winning over the youth vote.
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That polarization only makes winning over Democratic voters, particularly those who supported Sanders, more important.
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And I don't see that being a successful strategy for us winning over the country.
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Instead of venting about Brzezinski, his time would be better spent winning over GOP Sens.
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He got the job by winning over the state central committee's Clinton and Sanders factions.
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Lamb has run an effective, gaffe-free campaign designed at winning over Republican-leaning voters.
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Despite his leftward elasticity, Mr Smith does not seem to be winning over the waverers.
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The White House framework received the fewest number of votes, winning over only 39 senators.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) long absence, but they are hopeful of winning over several centrist Democrats.
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Trump succeeded in winning over holdout senators who had raised doubts about the tax legislation.
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But Johnson's biggest obstacle was winning over his fellow MPs, and he did that easily.
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About 60% of revenue comes from emerging markets, where smartphones are winning over other devices.
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Also winning over festivalgoers was "Long Shot," a rom-com starring Rogen and Charlize Theron.
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Medicaid has succeeded where Obamacare hasn't: in winning over voters across a wide ideological spectrum.
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Bernie Sanders, the oldest candidate in the presidential race, is winning over the youngest voters.
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Republicans, for their part, are winning over most voters who approve of Trump's job performance.
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But as the retail apocalypse rages on, discount stores like Ross are winning over shoppers.
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But even if there were no corporate opposition, winning over the public would be tough.
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According to TechCrunch, the app is Facebook's attempt at winning over its dwindling demographic of teens.
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It looks like the Cassidy/Collins replacement plan is having a tough time winning over conservatives.
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Those numbers underscore Clinton's challenge in winning over Sanders voters once the Democratic primary contest concludes.
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But just anecdotally, there are some question marks over how Groupon is winning over new business.
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And it suggests that winning over Americans won't be nearly as simple as winning the presidency.
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But he isn't winning over new audiences with Fox News; he's just preaching to the choir.
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Winning over these all-important voters may take more than fresh faces and pop-culture references.
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So, we turned to the expert in romance, the spoken word, and winning over audiences — Hollywood.
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The prevalent theme of the DNC on Wednesday was winning over white, college-educated Republican voters.
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Their argument is even winning over some of the water utilities charged with implementing the rules.
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And that's another recipe for winning over conservative voters in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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But Trump didn't succeed in winning over those who changed their minds at the last minute.
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Just days after winning over half a million dollars, she stopped at a different gas station.
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But when it comes to winning over others, he may be doing more harm than good.
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Clinton will have a chance to widen the gap by winning over supporters of Mr. Sanders.
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Grayson, meanwhile, had a hard time winning over voters amid reports he abused his ex-wife.
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The Trump Cabinet 1.0 was filled with compromise picks aimed at winning over the Republican establishment.
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Morgan Stanley's bet on winning over unicorn-startup employees is starting to pay off, for example.
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Still, Trump is winning over a majority of white voters, leading Clinton 52 to 38 percent.
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If he is not necessarily winning over opponents, he is bringing new voters into the process.
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The project is partly geared toward winning over suburban voters who've become alienated from Trump's GOP.
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Doing so will depend on winning over a significant number of Americans who voted for him.
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So winning over the state leader was often enough to capture the whole state at once.
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This election cycle, the "party of the young" has had trouble winning over its signature constituents.
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Marine Le Pen is winning over France's working class in the same way Trump soared to victory Marine Le Pen is winning over France's working class in the same way Trump soared to victory This segment originally aired March 14, 2017 on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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It's cool winning over an audience of children, but also their parents — they're protective over their kids.
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Despite her initial hesitance to return, for instance, Anderson was set on winning over the American stage.
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Further, de Blasio has a history of winning over black voters, while Buttigieg has struggled among them.
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It is clear that the biggest obstacle to his reforms may be winning over his own department.
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If Mr Trump's popularity falls further, the job of winning over fractious Republicans will only become harder.
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If Mrs Clinton's strategy of winning over well-educated whites was a success, why did she lose?
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Winning over the hardline Brexiteers is one of her major hurdles, but it's not the only one.
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Charles' son, Prince Harry, has followed in his father's footsteps when it comes to winning over children.
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With skills like these, you'll be winning over investors and building your user base in no time.
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Patrick Murphy, buoyed by GOP money, name recognition and winning over Latino voters in Miami-Dade County.
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The focus now, he said, has turned from rallying conservatives to winning over independent and undecided voters.
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Part of Trump's difficulty in winning over Israelis is a message that has so far appeared inconsistent.
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The former guerrillas face a steep challenge in winning over Colombians and exercising any pull in Congress.
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P&G is a company about winning over time and we're about doing it the right way.
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Washington Redskins star Chris Baker knows the key to winning over a crowd -- BIG MAN BELLY DANCE!!
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Clinton is winning over many of the industries that backed Romney by a wide margin in 2012.
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The key is winning over North Korea's ruling elites, who see less of a future under Kim.
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Correction: A previous version of this article misstated Democrats' and Republicans' strategies for winning over Venezuelan constituents.
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With the Freedom Caucus largely on board, attention has turned to winning over lawmakers one by one.
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But this kind of economic liberalism today might only go so far in winning over Trump's supporters.
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"Safety is one of the most critical elements for winning over consumers," said Michelle Krebs with AutoTrader.
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But Impossible's new recipe could go a long way toward winning over skeptics who prefer real meat.
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But winning over his 13 million voters in primary contests will be one of her biggest challenges.
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But winning over Democrats for significant funding for the border wall will be a tall task. Rep.
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But he also appears to be winning over supporters from other candidates, including some to his left.
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The surest path to winning over these skeptics is to stop dodging some aspects of her record.
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Which would lead to another brownie point for Nintendo, and another way of winning over lapsed fans.
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I valued my independence, I valued my creativity, and I also valued winning over the long term.
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There is also the threat of the group winning over President Trump, who could veto the legislation.
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The cost of winning over a shopper online is much higher than it is at the store.
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He also said Biden has the best chance of winning over independent and anti-Trump Republican voters.
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Warren sought to consolidate as much left-wing activist support as possible while winning over elected Democrats.
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The new director will also have to confront the task of winning over rank-and-file agents.
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Winning over Republicans to a different climate stance is one of the most urgent tasks in politics.
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If sales accelerate, however, that may indicate Horowitz's initiatives are winning over a new generation of shoppers.
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The exit polls also show all of the signs that Mr. Trump was winning over Obama voters.
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Agarwal told CNBC he remains focused on expansion in the U.S. and winning over American hotel owners.
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Even so, Netflix has been winning over critics and setting itself up as a formidable HBO competitor.
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One area where the framework could be helpful is in winning over the conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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And Donald J. Trump has continued recent Republican gains in winning over less educated whites, particularly men.
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Another 22020 percent back Steyer, who has invested heavily in winning over black support in the state.
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More importantly, the central problem of winning over both the Freedom Caucus and the Coverage Caucus remains.
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And while MSI has done well by gamers, winning over the mainstream might not be so easy.
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In other places Labour appears to have done a better job at winning over those concerned by Brexit.
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Critics have wondered how much it has cost cities to even have a chance at winning over Amazon.
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The fate of the Italian enterprise, Schultz said, will depend on winning over Italian customers, not just tourists.
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Neighboring Ohio is another place Trump needs to concentrate his efforts on winning over any persuadable Sanders backers.
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Generations of Indian bureaucrats had parleyed with them to try winning over Kashmiris, greasing the wheels with subsidies.
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For most companies, however, the strategies for winning over this increasingly influential demographic group are rather more complicated.
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Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris — have focused largely on winning over workers and low- and middle-income families.
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And Mr Trump's outbursts will probably not be much help in winning over European hearts, minds or wallets.
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Winning over Celgene's shareholders, who will be able to recoup some of their losses, should be fairly easy.
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This perhaps explains why all three have approached the task of winning over voters with a palpable reluctance.
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But winning over Sanchez's 1.3 million voters is seen by Guillier's camp as essential in triumphing over Pinera.
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Even if Trump isn't winning over many actual teens, he's clearly speaking their language of petulance and pettiness.
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Given the Indian public's fatigue with tainted politicians, her task of winning over the public could be complicated.
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Perhaps, if she had a realistic shot of winning over more than a handful of moderate, disillusioned Republicans.
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At the National Proton Conference in Orlando last year, a full day was devoted to winning over insurers.
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However, as audiences know, Ventimiglia, 39, has no problem winning over hearts and this situation was no different.
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Bernie Sanders in recent polling and in particular has had trouble winning over young voters, particularly young women.
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After winning over audiences at Sundance this year, Morris From America is closing in on a theatrical release.
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TV that discussing everyday issues that resonate with most Americans will be key to Democrats winning over voters.
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Mr. Trump has turned to the task of winning over elites he once attacked, with some initial success.
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Maybe O'Rourke should have worked harder at winning over Republican voters, rather than focusing on identifying new voters.
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When you do that, you increase the chances of winning over the people who don't agree with you.
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Despite headlines to the contrary, Trump did not win the White House by winning over lower-income Americans.
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Winning over such so-called creators is essential to enticing users to spend more time on video platforms.
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But since the peak of 1.6 million abortions a year in 85033, hope has been winning over despair.
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Without winning over opposition parties, the government would not have enough votes to block it at any stage.
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Abrams has also made clear that she plans to win by motivating liberals more than winning over conservatives.
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But winning over any number of nonboomer voters — or at least making them skeptical toward liberals — is critical.
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But cracking the pickup truck market in the U.S. will be much tougher than winning over SUV buyers.
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Winning over local officials with his plan to help rebuild, he was offered a house to move into.
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Comptoir des Cotonniers did make a run at winning over American shoppers, but exited the US in 2016.
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For members of Congress, that includes motivating the base — but it's also about winning over moderates and independents.
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In an open letter to the cryptocurrency community, Sun struck a bullish tone about winning over a bitcoin bear.
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Since then, Cruz has been loudly defending his wife's integrity, in the process perhaps winning over some female voters.
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For Warren to ultimately succeed in 2020, she'll need to start winning over some of those blue collar voters.
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Four days earlier, Kaliegh Garris was crowned Miss Teen USA, winning over runner-up Miss North Dakota, Kaitlyn Vogel.
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The fund-raising figures also shed light on the specific types of voters that the Democrats are winning over.
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But if they fall short, winning over those uncommitted delegates will be critical at July's GOP convention in Cleveland.
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Yet Uber also seems to be having some success in winning over taxi-drivers, mainly by signing them up.
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Trump seized on this right away by giving up on the lost cause of winning over the news media.
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That small step will go a long way in winning over Brexit sympathizers in the north west of England.
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And Meghan has already met Harry's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, on a few occasions, notably winning over her beloved corgis.
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American and Iraqi officials believe the police forces — which are mostly Sunnis — are integral to winning over these people.
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The recently released GeForce GTX 1080 and 1070 are already winning over hardcore gamers with their next-generation technology.
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But lately Netflix has been more conservative with its growth estimates which seems to be winning over Wall Street.
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That's partly the point: This is a last ditch effort, aimed at winning over delegates and, presumably, Indiana voters.
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Winning over apathetic hometown crowds aside, ATDI faced many challenges that would have sent a lesser band crawling home.
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But winning in 2020 will require winning over working-class, more centrist voters who helped put Trump in office.
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Whether this will succeed in winning over riders' loyalty when scooters inevitably arrive in their own towns is unclear.
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Fargo is less about these rare violent outbursts and more about the importance she places on winning over others.
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These chains are also winning over millennials, who are looking for a bang for their buck, according to Saunders.
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Every successful modern presidential campaign has been built on the notion of addition, winning over voters beyond core supporters.
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Winning over even a few Democrats would provide Republicans a more comfortable buffer from defections within their own party.
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The 11th-hour chatter about ending birthright citizenship by executive order, they groused, wasn't winning over any cautious moderates.
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It has also increased diplomatic pressure by winning over another two of the island's dwindling number of diplomatic allies.
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But instead of winning over those middle-ground voters, Harris' strategy of trying to make everyone happy has backfired.
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But in swing states like Pennsylvania, winning over even a few new African-American voters could mean the difference.
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Trump is a billionaire, but campaigned in 2016 on a populist message aimed at winning over working-class voters.
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Jillson argued that Clinton might have a better chance of winning over seniors in the general election that Obama.
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Both lawmakers believe their behind-the-scenes push could succeed in winning over Trump before he finalizes the proposal.
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Sanders can't reach 2,383 delegates without winning over more superdelegates, the party leaders who can vote for any candidate.
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Beto O'Rourke all but winning over one of the most conservative towns in Texas spells bad news for Sen.
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They didn't know she'd effectively be charged with winning over the most hostile and skeptical segment of the audience.
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I believe that Spencer has about as much chance of winning over our country as Lee had at Appomattox.
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Republicans face difficulties in winning over skeptical senators, as tweaks to appease conservatives could alienate moderates, or vice versa.
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They face difficulties in winning over skeptical senators, as tweaks to appease conservatives could alienate moderates, or vice versa.
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Mr. Kim's mission is to revitalize the World Bank by increasing its firepower and winning over the United States.
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"We have to build a culture of resistance against DRM, and that means winning over these institutions," Rogoff said.
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But any hope of soon winning over Taiwan has dimmed, weakening the need to treat Hong Kong so carefully.
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Steyer, who has focused for months on winning over black voters in South Carolina, qualified for Tuesday's debate stage.
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And Mr. Byford, despite winning over riders and workers, was unable to win over the man who hired him.
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Bloomberg's new plan is directed in part at winning over Californians in his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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"Our view is that the brands winning over new consumers (notably millennials) are those gaining share," the report stated.
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It was a terrible number for GOP leaders, dealing a blow to their hopes of winning over centrist Republicans.
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The key to Biden's lead is actually quite simple: He's winning over those who disapprove of Trump's job performance.
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Charter had voluntarily agreed to those conditions for three years, winning over critics of past merger proposals, like Netflix.
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She relied on a more traditionally female approach to leadership: creating coalitions, finding common ground, and winning over allies.
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He is supported by many big airlines, but whether his plan flies depends on winning over its opponents in Congress.
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Senegal players celebrate after winning over Poland at the 2018 soccer World Cup in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, June 19, 2018.
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Throughout this entire ordeal, Slick has remained friendly and upbeat, easily winning over the hearts of his caregivers and donors.
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Moderator Chuck Todd turned a question about climate change policy into one about winning over people opposed to big government.
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After successfully winning over the mean Queen Cersei, Tyrion, Jon, and Daenerys pat themselves on the back and set sail.
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A key problem for Senate negotiators is winning over enough Republicans to make a compelling case for the "bipartisan" label.
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And Trump's brand and style aren't winning over the general public as much as they did for disaffected Republican voters.
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The New York Times snapshot of latest polls shows Clinton winning over Republican Donald Trump, 46 percent to 40 percent.
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Smooth-talking Mercury, in gentle Libra, will assist you in winning over anyone, especially at work or in public spaces.
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Twice a year, 30 strangers emerge from limousines with the intention of winning over another stranger's heart on national television.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Wednesday pushed back, saying the legislation isn't aimed at winning over special interests.
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We're told he's been taking his training VERY seriously ... and our sources say he's winning over people at the gym.
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John Thune, R-South Dakota, said winning over rank-and-file members opposed to the bill remained a tough task.
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In Iowa, Sanders defeated Clinton among the self-identified independents who signed up for the Democratic caucuses, winning over 70%.
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In winning over a majority of the electorate, he alienated nearly everyone in a public or private position of power.
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However this strategy of offering a sandboxed environment for kids to message with parentally approved contacts isn't winning over everyone.
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Before the vote, patients shared emotional testimonies of their experiences after treatment, apparently winning over the 16 voting committee members.
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And strategists believe lawmakers who demonstrate that they stand by Trump will reap the benefits of winning over his base.
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The Trump campaign's strategy rests upon winning over and turning out people who look like my dad in record numbers.
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Ernst tied herself closely to president's agenda in her reelection announcement in the hopes of winning over the Trump base.
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At Houston, Herman had succeeded in recruiting some of those players, winning over enough of them to build competitive teams.
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He is plotting to expand his project to Maiko National Park to the south, where rebels are winning over conservation.
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" Clues: gummy worms; dress shoes; watermelon; a Last Supper-type dining table; "I've used my voice winning over the ladies.
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"As these trends show, the emphasis on immigration during the midterm campaign was not about winning over voters," Murray said.
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Maybe there was another voter split by genre, like the kind that resulted in Beck winning over Beyoncé in 2015.
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Senate Republican leaders are focused on winning over centrists as they try to revive their legislation repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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Whereas Hillary Clinton achieved her nomination, in part, by winning over women in the Democratic Party and competing with Sen.
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That means winning over the voters over 50, suburban voters, and African Americans who were wary of the Sanders campaign.
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He also emphasized the importance of taking control of the narrative and winning over public opinion at home and abroad.
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"A poodle winning over a golden retriever like Daniel is everything that's wrong with our country," one Twitter user said.
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Both Chinese and international payments firms have much to gain from winning over Chinese tourists with international mobile payment acceptance.
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The president-elect, though clearly finding her voice and winning over the media, thanks to the unexpected help of Mrs.
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Sanders may face more difficult challenges in winning over Hispanic voters in Florida, which holds its contest in mid-March.
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Some companies are winning over doctors by funding clinical studies that show their solutions can make a difference to patients.
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Infant formula milk and cars, for example, are areas where international brands are winning over local ones, according to Chen.
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Studies suggest women are likely to face extra hurdles to winning over voters, as well -- simply because of their gender.
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As she closes in on Sanders's second-place slot in the polls, she is focused on winning over Bernie's base.
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No one should be fooled into thinking that winning an argument on social media translates into winning over the electorate.
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But she might have a tough time winning over voters for November: Vermont hasn't ousted an incumbent governor since 1962.
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But she might have a tough time winning over voters for November: Vermont hasn't ousted an incumbent governor since 210.
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The bottom line: It won't make Sanders fans happy, but winning over Sanders fans was never Harris' path to the nomination.
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"I felt that Trump's win was the quintessential example of an unqualified man winning over an incredibly qualified woman," Leahy says.
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He also has tried to reach out to black and Hispanic leaders after having trouble winning over minority voters in 2016.
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But as The Spectrum reported , winning over the votes of Utahns is a different process than delegates at the Republican convention.
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Remember, in the auto business, the models with polarizing styling have the best chance of standing out and winning over buyers.
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She will have a tough job winning over the public, who polls suggested would have preferred her main rival, John Tsang.
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Winning over Bernie supporters Clinton is now the presumptive Democratic nominee, but she still needs to get her party in line.
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It doesn't come as a surprise such initiatives are winning over the customer, who in this case, is definitely, always right.
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Her strategy is clear: Build support by winning over liberal Bernie Sanders supporters who still have lingering doubts about Hillary Clinton.
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Clinton needs some of those independents to win, which is why winning over those Sanders supporters is critical to her campaign.
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"There is a gender gap certainly, and winning over independent men will be a challenge," said Suffolk University pollster David Paleologos.
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Trump's top aide, Paul Manafort, has touted their increasingly professional campaign operation in the hopes of winning over the Ohio governor.
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Winning over Republicans, who are by definition white, creates a firewall, especially in the key swing states of Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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They can either stick to their stingy bid or increase it in the hope of winning over Meridian and other shareholders.
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They're called the "Apollo of Dogs," but Great Danes have had a harder time winning over the hearts of Westminster judges.
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That means Cruz doesn't have to focus on winning over the most people -- just those who are most passionate about voting.
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Right now, the moment doesn't require winning over more white working class voters, but working with fellow members of the elite.
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Instead, the airline can focus on winning over long-haul travellers who are often willing to pay more for better service.
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Even with his deep ties to the Republican party, Mr. Kaplan faces a challenge in winning over a fractured right wing.
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Airbus' decision, meanwhile — which actually seems based on winning over Washington policymakers rather than Alabama's subsidies — is worth a deeper look.
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The men's 110m hurdles was the reverse of the U.S. collegiate final with Daniel Roberts winning over Grant Holloway in 13.23.
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Supporters are expected to introduce the final version of the bill imminently, with changes aimed at winning over more Republican supporters.
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Democrats, instead, are focused on winning over at least two GOP senators and keeping their 49-member caucus united in opposition.
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Nonetheless, Sanders will face a lingering challenge in winning over former supporters of Clinton who remain stung by the 22019 battle.
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Mr. Schweiker carried the promise of winning over a clear constituency, the Pennsylvania delegation, while it is unclear which voters Mrs.
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Delaney has been in the race since July 2017 and has staked his campaign largely on winning over voters in Iowa.
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Both Gulden and Philion agreed that winning over the American market — one-third of Puma's total business — was essential for growth.
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Pitaro argued Disney's massive distribution machine would be the key to winning over leagues like the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL.
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And even if he manages that, his chances may rest on winning over superdelegates, the majority of whom have backed Clinton.
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So, animal fans, here's a rundown of how to watch these fluff balls outmaneuver each other in winning over our hearts.
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The plan seemed to depend on her winning over Mr. Moonves, whom she had originally hoped would run the combined entity.
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A lot of people underestimate what Trump accomplished by winning over the "Alt-Right" and generally gaining a huge internet following.
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He defeated consideration of the plan 57-0, winning over three Democratic senators and one independent who caucuses with the Democrats.
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"When she first started performing, she would focus on being loving and open—on winning over the audience instantly," he says.
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NextGen's findings suggest that if Democrats emphasize climate change and clean energy, they could make progress in winning over this demographic.
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And Microsoft says tht a major advantage when winning over retail customers, because they're not direct competitors, the way Amazon is.
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Her enthusiasm soon attracts a wandering band of animal musicians, who march through the forest exuberantly, winning over even Pokko's parents.
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She also has a long history of winning over rural, Republican areas in Minnesota and effectively working with Republicans on legislation.
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And in America, thanks to the Electoral College, winning over a large minority is good enough to regularly win the presidency.
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Harry Reid, said the bar for winning over any members of the other party is high—even for the letter's holdouts.
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How it mattered: Ms. Harris staked her campaign on winning over black voters in the key primary state of South Carolina.
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President Trump has his work cut out for him in winning over red-state and centrist Democrats for his tax plan.
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More than a dozen other rivals are also building up campaign organizations, winning over supporters and making their cases to voters.
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It needs to keep the Chinese government on its side, but also appear less Chinese when winning over the outside world.
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Trump's previous attempt at winning over a skeptical Senate GOP caucus heading into the party's 2016 convention ended up in fireworks.
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Mr. Trump built his coalition by winning over some of those independent Democratic-leaners who had voted for President Barack Obama.
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If nothing else, the other candidates should study why the two of them have been so successful winning over swing voters.
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The Rust Belt is why Trump won, and I think he would have the biggest shot of winning over those voters.
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As Julia Belluz, Dylan Scott, and I wrote last year, he was a rare Trump official who was winning over skeptics.
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Republicans hold 52 Senate seats, so they can't beat a filibuster on ordinary legislation without winning over at least eight Democrats.
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Based on the past week of talks, McConnell seems to be trying to sweep the middle — winning over centrists like Sen.
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Eve Torres Gracie -- a 3-time WWE Divas champ -- says winning over pro wrestling fans is the hardest part of the business.
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Among those voters, 31 percent went to the former mayor, with Klobuchar in second, winning over 16 percent of last-minute deciders.
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Even Mao Zedong, who enjoyed a cult status abroad among some left-wing academics, put far less work into winning over foreigners.
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But Solomon still has work to do in winning over Wall Street, where investors and analysts remain skeptical of management's revenue plan.
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Now that the window has closed, reimposing sanctions will inevitably require winning over Democrats in the Senate to pass — a political impossibility.
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MPs will have to spend the summer buttering up local activists, rather than winning over floating voters (or heading to the beach).
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Often in presidential debates, the atmospherics and body language are as important to winning over undecided voters as what the candidates say.
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But even though Mr. Cruz is winning over evangelicals in Iowa, it is another story nationally, at least among the grass roots.
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Winning over skeptics: Colorado's Democratic Governor and Republican Attorney General opposed legalization, but now say that implementation has gone better than expected.
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Yet China knows that turning from suitor to bully is likely to prove counter-productive in winning over public opinion in Taiwan.
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It included a meticulous recreation of the real event, and the climactic joke involved a … creative approach to winning over Disrupt attendees.
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They probably did but that wouldn't be a deterrent because winning over the Internet, Hollywood and Corporate America was never the goal.
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This is why Vice President Joe Biden didn't run for president: winning over the Democratic electorate is a sprint to the left.
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As he did across the South, Trump romped Cruz among evangelicals, winning over enough Cruz voters to push victory out of reach.
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The revisions are aimed at winning over additional support, but it remains deeply in doubt whether the bill can get 2628 votes.
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They have been effective, winning over a rare combination of military hawks, conservative Republicans and a collection of liberal Democrats in Congress.
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It can make progress simply by winning over the aircraft makers, oil companies, hospitals and utilities that now depend on G.E. machinery.
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With eight months before Iowans hold their caucuses, every campaign is focused on identifying and winning over as many voters as possible.
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While his tone was conciliatory, Pruitt still has his work cut out for him in winning over rank and file staff members.
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Much of the focus has been on winning over moderates in the 52-member conference, a strategy that risks losing conservative Sens.
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Any CBS-Viacom deal requires winning over Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS, who has expressed doubt over the corporate marriage.
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Rather than claiming victory through winning over a broad sweep of Americans, he is dependent on mobilizing a base of committed supporters.
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That year, Bush operatives realized they needed to win every possible vote in battleground states, including winning over socially conservative black voters.
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But in contrast with many other issues — including Mr. Trump's job approval rating — it also appears to be winning over some Democrats.
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Part of how the president gets anything done is winning over his party's elected officials, interest groups, and assorted other power brokers.
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Winning over Gen ZTikTok is popular among Gen Z, a budding class of consumers that many retailers are looking to win over.
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In fact, her autism profile is arguably an asset as she sets forth in winning over hearts and minds across the globe.
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The difficulty that Mr. Buttigieg has long had winning over people of color and younger voters has become a more obvious liability.
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Trump, a Republican billionaire, nonetheless won the presidency in 2016 by winning over large swaths of union members and blue-collar workers.
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In reality, there's a big difference between securing a loan for your business and winning over backers on a site like Kickstarter.
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The revisions are aimed at winning over additional support, but it remains deeply in doubt whether the bill can get 28503 votes.
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But there's always the dynamic of: 'I'm in a deep-blue district so what do I know about winning over swing voters?
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Mr. Trump's celebrity and his performance skills are also part of it, as is Mr. Cruz's success in winning over some conservative donors.
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Will he opt for a relative moderate in hopes of winning over enough Republicans to actually seat a replacement despite Mr. McConnell's warning?
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Old Man Bacon is a dog with strikingly human-like features, who is fast winning over the internet with his extremely expressive face.
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They're handed out at the end of each episode to the contestant who made the biggest strides in winning over the suitor's heart.
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The business that's seen success from the likes of "Assassin's Creed" and "Far Cry," is winning over its employees as well as consumers.
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He describes "capital winning over labour" for several decades, and expects the trend to continue, given weak unions, more automation and other trends.
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Even when he faced a new challenge in Nevada — winning over black and Hispanic voters — he did not markedly change his stump speech.
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The slow-turning rotors also produce less noise than normal, which could be a crucial factor in winning over NIMBY-minded urban residents.
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After years of struggling to attract young car buyers, Chevy and Ford may be on the cusp of winning over America's youngest generation.
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Winning over coca farmers in Tumaco — the sprawling city encompasses much farmland — would be an enormous victory for Diaz and the Colombian government.
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As a result, you have a bill that's a hodgepodge of poorly thought out ideas and attempts at winning over blocks of congressmen.
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That has eased Democratic nerves because it suggests that her fortunes in November might not hinge upon winning over every last Sanders supporter.
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She got cap-and-trade passed in the House by winning over—unbelievably in retrospect—enough Republican votes for that climate change measure.
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Ronald Reagan, a former actor, was a natural during presidential debates and had a knack for winning over the crowd with one-liners.
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Skepticism, doubt, fear; these are the things that can kill any attempts at winning over the public and getting them into autonomous cars.
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But executives say they are confident the latest plan will help them regain the trust of old members while winning over new ones.
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The Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, turned to former Vice President Al Gore for help winning over millennial voters with a climate-change agenda.
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Competition aside, all of these companies still face one of the biggest hurdles in the "meatless meat" market: winning over consumers with taste.
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Clinton, at least so far, appears to be winning over many more college-educated white voters than she's losing white working-class voters.
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These so-called cloud native players have been winning over not just new companies, but also big corporations — including Oracle and SAP's customers.
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It could also give him a pathway for winning over Democrats who find his promise of political revolution an uncomfortable -- and unnecessary -- prospect.
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Those voters are Trump's base — the "moderates" he was winning over in early GOP primaries months before the party's conservative wing came around.
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Winning over the cement and concrete industry will be tough for Solidia and other companies with alternatives to traditional products, Mr. Hills said.
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And in basic arithmetic terms, winning over a swing voter is twice as valuable as turning out an infrequent voter from the left.
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And McConnell already faces a challenge winning over centrists with the new bill keeping in place deep cuts to Medicaid that they oppose.
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But like most successful college football coaches — whose primary job, after drawing up plays, is winning over recruits and boosters — Tuberville can talk.
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McConnell, evangelists, stock pumpers and the rest who prioritized winning over decency had roles, too, in setting the stage for presidential candidate Trump.
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The trick to winning over Trump, according to the lobbyists, is putting the right messenger in front of him at the right time.
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"Winning over those voters has historically and traditionally been a huge sign of viability and credibility," Business Insider politics reporter Grace Panetta said.
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Winning over Paul, whose foreign policy views often clash with members of his own caucus, might be out of reach even for Trump.
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He hoped his experience winning over Democrats skeptical of the Trump administration during negotiations for that measure would produce a similarly successful conclusion.
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In what was described as an "unbelievable marathon" to secure Obamacare, she personally took on the task of winning over 60 wavering Democrats.
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ABUJA/MAIDUGURI (Reuters) - From the shores of Lake Chad, Islamic State's West African ally is on a mission: winning over the local people.
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Winning over budget shoppers is especially important, Geiger noted, as many people feel they don't have the funds to eat out at restaurants.
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Tump failed at winning over the more conservative Freedom Caucus when it came to the Obamacare repeal bill, which still had zero Democratic support.
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Conversely, if he befriends such regimes too closely as they abuse human rights, Trump will have no chance in winning over any public support.
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A key difference here is that Pelosi's concessions were mainly aimed at winning over moderate Democrats, with almost all staunch liberals already on board.
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Fernandez has only a slight edge over Macri in opinion polls, so winning over voters like Espinoza will be key for both of them.
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Unlike in the United States, Starbucks' challenge in China has been winning over traditional tea drinkers to coffee, rather than fending off local rivals.
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And brewers often say their biggest challenge is winning over Venezuelans unaccustomed to beers with stronger flavors and higher alcohol content than commercial alternatives.
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Winning over the Spartans, as well as the Democratic Unionist Party, would be essential to passing any deal with the E.U. that Johnson proposed.
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Mr. Adams went on to say that in the 2021 race he was going to "out-white" Mr. Stringer, by winning over white constituencies.
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Chinese team Wings Gaming took first place last year, winning over $9 million, then in April this year the players split from the organization.
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Al Sharpton in Harlem on Monday, receiving advice on winning over the African American community and how to talk about his sexuality with voters.
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Before this grinning girl was winning over moviegoers, she was just another chick rockin' glasses in Richmond, VA. Can you guess who she is?
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A recent Pennsylvania PPP poll illustrates her challenge neatly: Pennsylvania is a great microcosm of the issue Clinton faces in winning over Sanders fans.
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After winning over the trust of the consumer, TrueFacet was also able to win over trust of the brands whose products are being listed.
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The Shi'ite-led Baghdad government faces the task not only of driving out the militants but of winning over the overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim population.
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Progress was achieved largely by winning over local tribes and armed groups – a technique Haftar is said to be seeking to emulate further west.
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After winning over a majority white audience that night, the Playboy Club offered him a three -year contract, turning him into a headline performer.
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According to the director of anti-narcotics police in Tumaco, cartels are winning over farmers by paying them about $35 for a day's protest.
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The CNN poll underscores Trump's problems in winning over nonwhite voters, as he trails not only Clinton but Johnson and Stein with minority voters.
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And the major parties have little hope of winning over voters whose support for a minor party stems from their dissatisfaction with mainstream politicians.
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Ms Appendino beat Mr Fassino in Turin's run-off by winning over the voters who had backed right-wing parties in the opening round.
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As the caucuses near and attention picks up, she may have a particularly good shot at winning over voters who are just tuning in.
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Before this week, registered voters selected local delegates, who tend to be more conservative party loyalists, ones Mr. Trump has had trouble winning over.
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With the binary choice of yes or no to Kavanaugh, Trump seems to be winning over some of his remaining foes on the right.
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And every minute of airtime devoted to cajoling reluctant conservatives was a minute not aimed at winning over swing voters for the general election.
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Umunna, who joined the party earlier this year, on Monday said that winning over 100 seats was well within the anti-Brexit party's reach.
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But along with winning over countless fans, the dating show has also inspired criticism for the way it portrays romantic relationships and gender dynamics.
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Yet a number of young Republicans in Congress think the minority's messaging strategy is more effective when it comes to winning over young people.
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Pelosi winning over more House freshmen At least 10 incoming House Democrats won their races after promising to oppose Nancy Pelosi as House speaker.
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Zuckerberg keeps his cool — but isn't winning over everyone Zuckerberg was widely viewed as holding his own through hours of questioning and flashing cameras.
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While Mr. Cruz devoted little time to winning over the lawyers on his staff, he devoted himself to deepening his relationship with Mr. Abbott.
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But manufacturers are having to overcome a variety of challenges, such as bringing down costs and winning over regulators, to turn potential into profits.
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She said the campaign had "a shot" at winning over undecided voters who do not now support Mr. Trump but who dislike Mrs. Clinton.
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If he can move into the mid-40s, it will suggest he's succeeding in winning over people who have been skeptical of his candidacy.
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That admission, in the eyes of Biden aides, amounted to Sanders putting the onus of winning over his supporters on the former vice president.
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The PAC spent more than $1.9 million to influence the Democratic primary in North Carolina, aiming to boost Smith's likelihood of winning over Tillis.
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Despite the reaction of the notoriously passionate local fans, Hamilton felt he was winning over an increasing number of them, with a mutual respect.
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But I also think Democrats need to be careful about putting too much emphasis on turnout and not enough on winning over swing voters.
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Mark Longabaugh, one of Mr. Sanders's top strategists, said he had no expectation of winning over the more cautious factions of the Democratic Party.
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He pointed out that winning over wealthy fund-raisers across the country helped build networks that could translate into political support, not just checks.
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But there he was, "Mayor Pete," winning over hearts and minds with his accessible intellect, his charming etiquette, his colorful Millennial-friendly marketing materials.
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In the past year, Google Cloud focused on bringing one of its newest products to finance customers, winning over customers like KeyBank and HSBC.
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Amy Klobuchar, both of whom have struggled with winning over Latino and black voters, a strong performance in Nevada could help quell those concerns.
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The political bottom line: Democrats in Ohio, as elsewhere, are winning over suburbanites while losing white blue-collar voters in places like northeast Ohio.
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And he faces major structural issues in winning over young voters, who are far more likely to support the more progressive Sanders or Warren.
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A campaign aide for Fischbach said the strategy will focus on winning over Republican and conservative Democrats who have voted for Peterson for years.
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Winning over the Russian workers and peasants to create a new socialist state would pave the way for an insurrection in Germany and elsewhere.
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Before long, the young couple was winning over major investors and building out Canva's design platform with a fast-growing team of tech engineers.
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As a result, today's left has become fond of a political strategy that discounts the importance altogether of winning over the white working class.
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Founded in 2013 by the pianist and conductor David Greilsammer, this ensemble has been winning over audiences, and shaking up classical music, in Europe.
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For years, creative coding has been winning over what the government calls "correct coding," meaning coding that gives providers their due, but without exaggeration.
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She did this by winning over college-educated women in the 'burbs, along with energizing African-American voters and liberals in the party's base.
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The New York Times reported last month that no recent Democrat has won the party&aposs nomination without winning over majorities of black voters.
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If they are not successful in winning over voters in the city of about 75,000, their goals are more than likely to fall short.
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After South Carolina, Symone Sanders, who is black (and is not related to the senator), was put in charge of winning over black voters.
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Mr. Trump may have won the White House with a thin margin built on winning over just enough Obama voters in the right places.
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Lie acknowledged, though, that winning over PC users in developed countries is a lot harder than getting new phone browser users in emerging markets.
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If Pakistan succeeds in winning over Washington and India alienates the international community through religious zealotry, the geopolitics of South Asia could shift dramatically.
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So he could conceivably get the votes he needs by winning over, say, the Freedom Caucus — and then going after some these other lawmakers.
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This young dog was specially chosen as the Seneca Park Zoo's first elephant barn dog, and she's already winning over her giant new pachyderm pals.
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Nemmani was one of 515 spellers to participate in this year's bee, winning over Naysa Modi, 12, in the eighteenth round when she misspelled bewusstseinslage.
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They are deep-red Republican towns, dotted with mansions, but moderate Democrats who focus on winning over Republicans have the opportunity to do well here.
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All three are strong candidates in any state, and any of the three have a shot at winning over Iowa's progressive Democrats, who loved Obama.
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Interviews with dozens of casino executives, lobbyists and politicians depict sophisticated campaigns aimed at winning over a skeptical public, wooing local businesses and persuading officials.
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During his hometown date in Dallas, Abasolo could not seem to get off on the right foot when it came to winning over Lindsay's family.
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While African leaders might begin to change their tune and drum up populist anti-China sentiment, for now China is winning over much of Africa.
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The most recent attempt to revive the health care bill by winning over Freedom Caucus members came largely at the insistence of the White House.
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A new group of start-ups like Adore Me, Third Love, Lively, Cuup and Knix are surging in popularity on Instagram and winning over customers.
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Trump has made progress in winning over moderates, and some conservatives are dropping their opposition because of the latest changes to the bill — including Rep.
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Global headcount: 202,000+ Moving sharply up from last year's place at 21, the multinational commercial bank appears to be winning over the workforce in Brazil.
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GOP candidates hope the 11th-hour announcement from FBI Director James Comey will gin up enthusiasm among Republicans while winning over independents and some Democrats.
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Steve Jobs and Bill Gates may have successfully conquered the tech world; however any chance of winning over Broadway is off the cards… for now.
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And once they've proven their hardness they end up winning over the crowd; insofar as they can provide a pummeling soundtrack for some afternoon moshing.
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Apple is working on education tools for the iPad to more aggressively compete with low-cost Chromebook laptops that have been rapidly winning over schools.
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For her, the Mark Harmon line was an act of professional self-defense, a way of winning over his female fans by endorsing their fandom.
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Lucy Claridge, who advises rights campaign group Amnesty International on strategic litigation, agreed that winning over the public was just as important as legal victories.
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The other is the desire to prevent Tusk from returning to Poland on a white horse, unifying the opposition and eventually winning over the PiS.
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The short distances which electric cars can cover without being recharged and a lack of charging stations are the biggest obstacles to winning over drivers.
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Market Force, a customer experience management company, surveyed over 7,600 consumers to determine which chains were winning over customers in terms of satisfaction and loyalty.
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She drew on her family's roots in Cambodia to position herself as someone capable of winning over immigrant communities the GOP has long struggled with.
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Brady said in a statement over the weekend that the plan would restore itemized property tax deduction in hopes of winning over some Republicans. Rep.
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" Clyburn said he would turn the party's focus to winning over African Americans, particularly young ones, whom he thinks the Democrats have taken "for granted.
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But Michigan's vote next week will be a key test -- it's a state Sanders stunned the political world by winning over Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Though unions have lost political strength in recent years, the party still views their support as a key step in winning over working-class voters.
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Many of the videos and documentaries he made were focused on winning over consumers, like the short documentary "Meet Your Meat," narrated by Alec Baldwin.
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"Seriously, and very purposely, and doggedly," were the words Representative Ed Perlmutter of Colorado used to describe Ms. Pelosi's approach to winning over her opponents.
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In the last two weeks, however, Clinton has shifted her strategy to focus more on winning over Republican voters unnerved by the controversial GOP nominee.
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Meanwhile, many Democrats argued the control board was too powerful, and also had concerns with additional provisions in the bill aimed at winning over Republicans.
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The key to victory was the "invisible primary"—winning over major donors, interest groups, and elected officials in the year before the actual voting began.
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While backlash against Trump may further energize some already liberal voters, the real task the Democrats face is winning over middle-of-the-road voters.
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A Merck spokesman said the offer would be conditional on Merck winning over investors with combined holdings of more than 50 percent of Versum shares.
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The win spells probable doom for Cruz, whose campaign, staked on a strategy of winning over evangelical voters, fell flat in its first real test.
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That's exactly what the last-minute changes Thursday night appeared to be aimed at doing, successfully winning over some (but not all) Freedom Caucus members.
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"The past 24 hours have been crazy-amazing," she shares of her whirlwind experience since winning over judges and the audience on Monday's Season 10 premiere.
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The key for unionist and separatist factions will be winning over the regional offshoot of anti-austerity party Podemos, which supports unity but wants a referendum.
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And citing statistics about illegal immigration and crime may not do a whole lot of good either when it comes to winning over anti-immigration voters.
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Sanders made up part of that ground by winning over voters who said they decided within a week of casting ballots, according to CBS exit polls.
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Here, Catherine tells Refinery29 about winning over Sean, dealing with her season's equivalent to Corinne, and the dating move producers wanted her to make (she didn't).
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When Raj has his good moments – praying for Simran in the church, winning over her family by actually being respectful and considerate, I genuinely like him.
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Mandisa rose to fame in 2006, winning over viewers with her soulful vocals — and for forgiving judge Simon Cowell after he poked fun at her weight.
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She also has a long history of both winning over rural, Republican areas in her home state of Minnesota and effectively working with Republicans on legislation.
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Terrell Owens ain't winning over the "Dancing with the Stars" judges ... but he's got the horny women of America on his side -- so says Lisa Lampanelli.
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All of this was an old-school attempt to attract votes from lawmakers who otherwise might be skeptical — and it succeeded at winning over some Democrats.
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But fast food is now being squeezed: by a combination of higher wages and still-tepid consumption, and by foreign rivals winning over more Japanese stomachs.
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She has to forge a majority by keeping her party in line or winning over enough wavering Labour MPs to make up for the Tory rebels.
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James Cameron might be the only person who's still living in a bubble where he strongly believes 3D still stands a chance at winning over consumers.
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It's also created a headwind for down-ballot Democrats hoping to capture seats from the GOP in close races by winning over the remaining undecided vote.
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That includes winning over independents and even some Democrats, and stopping the bleeding with minorities, younger voters as well as suburban and moderate Republicans -- particularly women.
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It's another in a series of product announcements from Uber aimed at winning over customers — and impressing investors — ahead of the company's planned IPO in 2019.
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But this bill was passed by winning over reluctant members on the right — one that was louder and larger than the dissent from more moderate lawmakers.
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Global headcount: 2300,2560 Moving up from last year's spot at #2000, it seems this international lender is winning over more and more of Britain's labor force.
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In that time, my views on what sort of climate policies have the most impact and have the greatest chances of winning over voters have changed.
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Trump, meanwhile, is winning over working-class whites and evangelical voters who are angry with Washington's political class -- breaking turnout records in primaries along the way.
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Trump is winning over independents by a double-digit margin, 6900 percent to 2628 percent, and he has a similar edge with male and white voters.
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Democrats are grappling with how to keep their progressive base happy while winning over white working-class voters who left the party in the 2628 elections.
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But as of now, it seems as if Yang and Biden have the biggest edge in winning over the electoral segment of undecided general-election voters.
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Clinton changes the way she speaks, that won't solve the larger problem: When it comes to winning over an audience, female candidates are at a disadvantage.
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Trump was always confident that he could win in the Rust Belt by winning over the disaffected, white, blue-collar workers there who were soft Democrats.
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The attacks came as the House GOP and the White House try to restart the ObamaCare replacement process by winning over members of the Freedom Caucus.
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So ultimately your choice in the primary depends on what you think the best way of winning over a conservative-leaning district like the Tenth is.
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Right out of the gate, Buttigieg proved himself to be a highly talented fundraiser, winning over thousands of wealthy high-dollar and small-dollar donors alike.
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O'Rourke succeeded in winning over white voters, she said, particularly independents and moderate Republicans — but he missed an opportunity to tap the rapidly growing nonwhite demographic.
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Their routes to the nomination depend on winning over current Biden supporters, but his staying power has yet to offer a lasting opportunity to chip away.
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Though she has potential to do well with women, one of Warren's consistent problems in her past Senate races in Massachusetts is winning over male voters.
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Trump has to perform well there and has sent surrogates like Ivanka and Melania Trump to campaign for him in hopes of winning over suburban women.
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Even with a more elaborate, inclusive process and an expressed willingness to consider alternatives, he does not seem to be winning over many of his opponents.
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Late last year, Mr. Sanders replaced his South Carolina state director, a sign of the campaign's desire to shift his strategy for winning over black voters.
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Winning over Scripps would mean placating the company's eponymous family, which controls roughly 92 percent of the broadcaster's voting stock and which votes as a group.
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" By all accounts she stole the show, winning over "Monday night's audience and Tuesday morning's critics," as The Times reported in its account of her "triumph.
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They have slim hopes of winning over Paul, the most critical of the group, but think they can persuade Cruz and Johnson to change their minds.
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Winning over the fans was one thing but beating the competition in a completely different racing formula which traces its beginnings to 1949 was another matter.
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They are part of a new vanguard that has jettisoned the traditional lock-'em-up approach, instead winning over voters by embracing alternatives to harsh punishment.
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Putin thinks he is winning over a bunch of weak-willed Western states that cannot even generate sufficient allied power to punish Moscow for its attacks.
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While Sanders has been winning over young voters, recent polls show support for him dwindling among seniors compared to his main rivals for the Democratic nomination.
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CAMPOS-DUFFY: She&aposs classy and she&aposs winning over people&aposs hearts very quietly in her own style, and she refuses to do it their way.
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While quinn might not be winning over the women on the island, she appears to have mesmerized at least two interested men: Nick Viall and Jared Haibon.
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Couple that with the chance that maybe it doesn't work so well, and Apple may have just ruined its chance at winning over those on the fence.
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But an attempt to relaunch her European Union divorce deal with sweeteners aimed at winning over sceptics in her own party and opponents has been loudly criticised.
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Apple may be experiencing a slump in demand for its latest iPhone models, but it is winning over one very interesting group of smartphone owners: Android users.
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The party focused on winning over Brexit-voting working-class voters in the Midlands and the North (the party even launched its ill-fated manifesto in Stoke).
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The great divide: Democrats are winning over women voters 58% to 33%, while Republicans have men's support 50% to 42%, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll.
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The unexpectedly tight race underscores the degree to which Clinton is still struggling to rally the base behind her candidacy, including her challenge in winning over millennials.
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In a new video shared exclusively with PEOPLE, the show's two male coaches fight over everything from winning over contestants to who has a more successful career.
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Yelich earned 225 of 2111 first-place votes and 2290 total points in winning over Chicago Cubs shortstop Javier Baez and Colorado Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado.
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Instead of simply providing cash and deadlines, these labels are seen more as development partners, and it's winning over even some of the more skeptical game developers.
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A lot of things will need to happen to get this bill passed, from somehow winning over moderate Republicans to pacifying the nation's doctors, hospitals, and retirees.
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Google Docs has done a great job of winning over users who want to do some basic Office-type stuff without asking them to pay for it.
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J.Lo returns to the silver screen in Second Act, which won't be a major awards show contender but will be winning over our Wedding Planner-loving hearts.
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Huawei is winning over more and more Apple fans in China as the escalated trade tensions have stoked "nationalist sentiment," according to the South China Morning Post.
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Whatever those values are, some CEOs are making a great impression on their workers, with Glassdoor having revealed which bosses are currently winning over the German workforce.
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Providing such a plan will be critical to winning over voters next year, said Michael Steel, a former top aide to former Republican House Speaker John Boehner.
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The company has been embarking on partnerships with other app makers and social media platforms in a quest to drive up engagement and keep winning over users.
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In recent years, leading US companies ranging from Walmart to McDonald's and Ford have spent billions of dollars collectively on marketing aimed at winning over Hispanic consumers.
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The anti-establishment party scored at polls with pledges to clean up corruption and bring a businessman's touch to governance, winning over voters who shunned mainstream parties.
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Prince Harry is already proving what a wonderful dad he'll be, after winning over a cheeky little admirer during day two of the tour alongside Meghan Markle.
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Just this past November, a gig he did at The Cutting Room in New York City left many progressives cold (while winning over many on the right).
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Over the last few months, the Trump campaign has quietly brought out the big guns for winning over the public opinion: the women of the Trump family.
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Passage of a package is up to Trump, who is seen as key to winning over enough Republicans to send a bill to his desk (The Hill).
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Winning over the military is key to their plans to topple Maduro, who they argue won re-election in a fraudulent vote, and hold new presidential elections.
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Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat are trying the opposite approach — mostly ignoring vegan and vegetarians, in favor of winning over meat eaters with trendy, limited-time offers.
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"I don't think he ever really had a shot, but this pretty much kills any real chance he had of winning over the conference," the aide said.
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That should have guaranteed a narrow support for Kuroda's move, but winning over Shirai was crucial to convincing markets that Kuroda had a solid majority behind him.
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And it shows how little winning over Tea Party and conservative establishment leaders matters to Trump, who has successfully engineered a hostile takeover of the Republican Party.
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Resistance to the plan had eased in recent months, as the B.J.P. put greater effort into winning over the smaller regional parties that had opposed the bill.
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If management does choose to steer away from the athleisure trend, making sure it's winning over customers with performance wear and being the best in the market.
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Because of a second crucial feature of our federal system: Parties get rewarded not just for winning over specific people but also for winning in specific places.
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But it was always hard to imagine how Paul would do this during a Republican primary, which is about winning over the voters the party already has.
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While Khamkar says that Keemala attempts to attract a diverse set of visitors, winning over Chinese customers are key to success, especially around the Chinese New Year.
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But Ms. Warren's version would require winning over a skeptical public, legislative trench warfare to pass bills in Congress, the dismantling of a private health care system.
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The revamped bill contains a provision that appears to be aimed at winning over Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, a moderate who had opposed the original bill.
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Since winning over GOP voters is critical, Democrats must strike a balance and represent centrist, pragmatic interests even as progressives push the party left, some experts say.
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Democratic candidates are publicly aligning themselves with union members in hopes of holding onto their support — and winning over those who flipped for President Trump in 22016.
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Yet what some voters see as a need for moderation, in hopes of winning over at least some disenchanted Trump voters, others see as a lost opportunity.
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Clemson can win a third national title in four seasons by beating L.S.U., but Swinney has been winning over players, fans and boosters since his first day.
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Winning over voters' trustElectionGuard underwent its first real-life test Tuesday in Fulton, Wis, where nearly 400 people cast ballots in the 3,200-person town's local election.
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In winning over the high-tech industry, the party has acquired a constituency at odds with competing Democratic interest groups, especially organized labor and consumer protection proponents.
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But remember that social progress means winning over voters in flyover country, and that it's difficult to recruit voters whom you're simultaneously castigating as despicable, bigoted imbeciles.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are winning over Queen Elizabeth -- immediately following the family summit, Her Majesty now says she supports them stepping away from Royal life.
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Kim Young Wook, chief executive of the private-sector Korean Edible Insect Laboratory and owner of Papillon's Kitchen, said key to winning over sceptical customers was presentation.
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The latest version of the measure includes changes aimed at winning over additional votes, with leadership making concessions aimed at bringing both conservatives and moderates on board.
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The funding is aimed at winning over fossil fuel-dependent countries, particularly Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary, by helping them with their energy transition to renewables.
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His critics would argue that is precisely Biden's problem, and that persona will keep him from winning over voters who are not yet onboard with his candidacy.
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Winning over the farmers According to the terms of the peace agreement, the state should militarily secure coca growing areas while introducing state services and economic development.
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But an attempt to relaunch her European Union divorce deal with sweeteners aimed at winning over skeptics in her own party and opponents has been loudly criticized.
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Interestingly, Snap's Spectacles are winning over people's hearts as a creation device, while Google Glass, with its purpose and use as a consumption device, lost mainstream appeal.
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And unlike rivals that compete on price in the lower and mid-end segments, Apple is focused on winning over richer users, meaning higher margins for each device.
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A senior rescue dog named Sniffles is winning over animal lovers across the country with his story of survival after a violent attack left him without a nose.
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As I wrote at the time, the goal wasn't winning over Real America, it was stockpiling social capital as a CEO who gets what Real America's all about.
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In a state where 93 percent of Republican likely voters approve of Trump, according to the NBC/Marist survey, winning over GOP voters may prove difficult for Espy.
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This will require Intel winning over the industry to implement, of course, but it already boasts and impressive set of partners on all three parts of the system.
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Yet politics is about winning over the public, as well as colleagues, and the fact that Mrs Clinton is much less good at this is partly her fault.
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Any thoughts, though, that Russia may have had about winning over the doubters among the Council members were probably dashed on Wednesday when WADA released another damning report.
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But many candidates still seem like they don't have a specific plan for winning over this diverse group, which includes black, Latina, and Native American women, among others.
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The conventional media narrative is that these states reflect the concerns of their white voting populations, that winning over this demographic is key to winning the general election.
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Somehow, the most aggressive players convert their power into better results on the sport's biggest stages, winning over 60% of their matches against relatively passive peers in majors.
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Khan has previously said he believes that winning over the province's electables can weaken the Sharifs' grip on Punjab and open up a path to power for him.
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Whether you like or loathe the core message of the progressive/anti-establishment movement in America today, the hard fact is that movement is winning over public opinion.
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Winning over people who are already voting for you doesn't win elections, avoiding future policy doesn't help voters decide, and overt lying is, well, it's just the worst.
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Microsoft hasn't exactly been winning over consumers recently, leaving many onlookers wondering if the company is switching all of its efforts to businesses and turning into another IBM.
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It could prevent us from winning over many men and women who might otherwise be willing to join us in a zero-tolerance position from this day forward.
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Mrs Clinton trounced Mr Sanders in South Carolina on February 27th by winning over 85% of the black voters who make up over half the state's Democratic electorate.
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Members holding Delta Reserve and Platinum versions of those cards come with perks that have become crucial to winning over travelers, including complimentary access to Delta Sky Clubs.
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But in no instance are Tessa and Julia just independent women — they are women running from men, winning over men, or trying to convince men they're not crazy.
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Cutting pay may prove critical in winning over investors, particularly for Deutsche, which is calling on shareholders for fresh funds, while Credit Suisse is considering doing the same.
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The primary's convention format relies on winning over the majority of the local party officials who make up the delegation, so those added political ties could help Estes.
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One white audience member in Mason City asked Mr. Buttigieg what his plan was for winning over black voters, because that would determine his post-Iowa electoral prospects.
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Zelle is backed by a network of over 30 U.S. banks, as their means of winning over users from other payment apps including Venmo, PayPal, and Square Cash.
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Rather than winning over the crowd of autoworkers, who had endured major layoffs that year, Miller's speech riled those in the audience of eastern and southern European backgrounds.
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The party's approach to registering and winning over Latino voters has been a combination of learning from the failures of 85003 and building on the successes of 2018.
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Winning over the support of the Freedom Caucus, a bloc of roughly 30 conservative hard-liners, will be crucial for any Republican hoping to secure the Speaker's gavel.
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Instead, they're focusing their efforts on winning over the Justice Department's top watchdog, putting the inspector general in the middle of a fight between Senate Democrats and Barr.
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A new brand to cure all illsSince then, Google has rebranded of Android Wear to "Wear OS" and introduced various new features in hopes of winning over consumers.
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But Wang said the company does still face "challenges" in winning over consumers unfamiliar with the brand, and building the fan culture will help to break down barriers.
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He or she tries to shape the larger narrative of what the administration is doing, in hopes of making the president more popular by winning over the public.
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This contravenes a new law designed to address the widespread practice of populist candidates winning over poor voters through largesse, rather than their policy proposals or inspirational leadership.
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He's also focusing on winning over union support: Murphy was able to stay in labor's good graces, but Saccone sponsored a right-to-work bill that infuriated unions.
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Advocates hope this will provide steaks, bacon, and other beloved products that don't just "taste like meat," but actually are meat — winning over even the most dedicated carnivores.
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The only thing that matters right now is getting Donald Trump out of the White House, and the Democrats' sole focus needs to be winning over his supporters.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Bleck still faces a nightly challenge of winning over the vast majority of his public, the tourists and local people who have never heard of him.
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If Mr. Gillum performs well there, he'll probably have avoided unnerving too many white middle-class suburbanites while winning over workers with his messaging on higher base pay.
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And Mr. Trump shows as much interest in winning over those less enthusiastic Republicans as he does in winning independents and Democrats — which is to say, not much.
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Winning over the newspaper that covers two cities in Iowa (three in Illinois) has become a big part of Klobuchar's campaign, from her ads to her stump speech.
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Hamilton's signal political achievement was his success in piloting his scheme for a national bank through a hostile Congress and then winning over opposition within George Washington's Cabinet.
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We visited a Ross store in Davie, Florida and a TJ Maxx in New York City to see check out why off-price chains are winning over shoppers.
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Simple logic, homey phrases, ironic biblical allusions and well-timed crescendos and pauses made him adept at solidifying the support of the committed and winning over the skeptical.
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And though they punted on the witness question for the time being, Democrats appeared to have made little progress winning over wavering Republicans during the trial's first week.
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"Getting U.S. guest count to positive is our number one priority," Kempczinski told analysts on the conference call, adding that the focus will be winning over breakfast customers.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Lion cub triplets born at Frankfurt zoo last month made their first public appearance on Wednesday, winning over visitors as they played around with each other.
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What the debate showed is that if he does, the path to winning over his supporters runs right through a sharp critique of Warren and the liberal left.
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We just saw in the Indiana Senate primary last week that House Republicans like Barletta are having a hard time winning over voters at the polls right now.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May announced tweaks to her much-maligned Brexit deal on Monday, in the hope of winning over lawmakers who overwhelmingly rejected her proposals last week.
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O dug in for trench warfare on Friday, with the French drugmaker confident of winning over investors and the U.S. cancer firm insisting it was better off staying independent.
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Strategists say winning over white, educated, suburban women in dozens of Republican-leaning districts will be key to Democrats' efforts to retake the U.S. House of Representatives in Nov.
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A U.N.-backed unity government arrived in Tripoli last month, and is trying to establish itself by winning over opponents in both the east and west of the country.
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There are a few Democratic senators who have shown some willingness to side with the GOP on tax reform — but even so, winning over eight is a tall order.
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She says state Republicans can emulate a strategy that worked in neighbouring Wisconsin by winning over small towns and blue-collar voters even if cities remain out of reach.
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I think the Obama administration thinks they have a better chance at winning over one of the conservatives on standing than they do on the merits of the case.
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The anti-Trump delegates face a clear uphill battle -- winning over at least 57 members of the convention Rules Committee and, then, at least 1,237 delegates in the convention.
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Last May, Cartelli, who was coached by Kelly Clarkson, was crowned the winner of NBC's hit singing competition show after winning over America with her mature sound and style.
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Much like the "hope" rhetoric used during the Obama presidential campaign and years in office, the idea of unity and good winning over evil makes this trailer so refreshing.
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After the transaction closes, the new company will be based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, a key factor in winning over province Premier Brad Wall, whose influence is seen as important.
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Heineken and Patron agreed to offer 180 pence, winning over Punch's management and board of directors as well as Punch's top three shareholders representing 13 percent of its shares.
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For example, in Vietnam the Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support (CORDS) program, aimed at protecting and winning over the civilian population, was successful where its focus remained local.
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Ethiopian Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was chosen as director general of the WHO after winning over 66% of the required votes to defeat his closest challenger, the UK's David Nabarro.
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Now the 30-year-old rising star is winning over audiences in the new shoot-em-up Free Fire and the upcoming romantic drama Call Me By Your Name.
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Blue Bottle, which now has more than 50 locations, has spent the past 15 years winning over coffee snobs since being founded in Oakland, California, in the early 2000s.
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In 2013, Gillibrand spearheaded a charge to change how sexual assault cases are handled in the military, contributing to a national conversation and winning over some Republicans in Congress.
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This was a major factor in winning over doubters like Ted Cruz and the evangelical community, which supported Trump more than any Republican presidential nominee since George W. Bush.
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Mr Johnson hopes to more than make up for such losses by winning over Labour Leavers in the north and midlands, but this may be harder than he thinks.
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"In spite of his charisma, in spite of his Machiavellian skills in winning over enemies, he has these big problems that I think no one can solve," Lam said.
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The statement cited President Donald Trump's previous comments that the US was winning over ISIS in Syria and Iraq as reason why US forces are no longer needed there.
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Republicans on Thursday night announced that they would make some significant changes to the bill, known as the American Health Care Act, with the intention of winning over conservatives.
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While that ploy didn't work, Oregon voters could provide an idea of how tough a climb Trump will have in winning over the more moderate wing of the party.
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The erosion of support from secular voters can be seen in the improved position Trump achieved outside the Bible Belt, winning over midwestern states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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Romney's biggest hurdle would be winning over the most ardent conservative activists at the Utah GOP convention later this year when they decide who to nominate for the Senate.
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The protest on Monday represented a brazen defiance of Beijing's rule and was a dramatic display of the challenge that the party faces in winning over Hong Kong's youth.
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Simultaneously, it sends a clear, welcoming message to Latino, African-American and Asian-American voters, while also winning over enough of the white voters who also oppose immigrant bashing.
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In an older version, Cinderella escapes the incestuous overtures of her widowed father by running off to another kingdom and winning over a prince with her cunning and skill.
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The criteria for earning prizes in this contest is simply overall quality, meaning that well-edited, engaging, and evocative stories have the best chance of winning over the judges.
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So far, the program is winning over customers: Hendy claims that "our sellers are seeing a 20% - 25% uplift in conversion" on items that bear the "Authenticity Verified" badge.
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Winning over another team's fans can be a delicate exercise, even when you are on the doorstep of the Super Bowl and the other franchise has abandoned the region.
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The revised version of Republicans' ObamaCare replacement bill includes several provisions that specifically benefit Alaska, in what could be aimed at winning over the crucial vote of Alaska Sen.
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It is unclear how effective such tactics will be in winning over a younger generation that is more skeptical of prepackaged messages and increasingly connected to the outside world.
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Any thoughts, though, that Russia may have had about winning over the doubters among the IAAF Council members were probably dashed on Wednesday when WADA released another damning report.
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Jodey Arrington (R-Texas), who serves on the House Agriculture Committee and is helping whip mostly Texas lawmakers, said he's encouraged about the progress in winning over party members.
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Target has posted strong sales growth in the past few years, winning over customers by speeding up shipment and delivery through drive-up, click-and-collect and Shipt services.
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But Ms. Redstone's plan depended on winning over Leslie Moonves, the highly regarded chairman and chief executive of CBS Corporation, whom she had wanted to run the combined entity.
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Whether they can deliver a message that resonates could determine Democrats' chances of winning over the public and holding on to their seats and the House majority in 2020.
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Go deeper: Mint-flavored vapes winning over teens "Significant increase" in teens vaping menthol or mint flavored e-cigarettes Scoop: Trump ready to ban vape flavors except tobacco, menthol
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Civil rights leaders made a conscious decision to co-opt patriotic symbols and language, believing that doing so increased their odds of winning over both politicians and the public.
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It is an effort that has hit a few bumps and may or may not be successful at winning over a constituency that heavily backed him during his campaign.
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Instead, the weekend belonged to a younger crowd desperate to move beyond the doom and gloom and start talking about winning over new voters skeptical of the Democratic brand.
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He told Outsports that the high-intensity environment and winning-over-everything attitude of the Patriots helped to make his time with New England, while still difficult, slightly easier.
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This means that in November they'll need to keep up their voter mobilization efforts in urban counties if they have any hope of winning over some Republican congressional seats.
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But with the country's GDP growth collapsing into the negatives and the presence of stringent commercial transportation regulations, winning over the market in Brazil will not be an easy feat.
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For Abrams, winning over rural voters in Georgia who associate Medicaid expansion with Obamacare will pose a challenge since she is a traditional liberal running in a classically conservative state.
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Yet he has surprised many with the speed at which he has gained public support, winning over the youth and unemployed voters disillusioned with the decades of ZANU-PF rule.
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Co-determination in the coal and steel industries ensures equal numbers of labour and capital representatives on a company's supervisory boards and is seen as key to winning over workers.
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By taking the courses, you should gain a better grasp on handling a camera and gain a knack for capturing great photos that will have you winning over paying clients.
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Clinton aides acknowledge the split between Trump and the business community presents an opportunity to gain allies, winning over Republican-leaning interests or at least persuading them to stay neutral.
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That is when Democrats will finally learn whether their gamble to impeach a president for the third time in U.S. history paid any electoral dividends in winning over undecided voters.
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Since its launch in 2013, Figure 1, a photo- and knowledge-sharing app for medical professionals, has focused on "traction" that is winning over new users and keeping them around.
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No one in the real world buys that, obviously, but Ben gets off remarkably easy at Casa B., winning over her loved ones by listening intently and crying on command.
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The bottom line right now is that President Trump, the Republicans, and every prominent free market advocate for tax cuts are doing a poor job of winning over the public.
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The bigger picture: Digital P2P providers' slightly slowing growth may indicate that the P2P market is starting to mature, which makes winning over consumers as soon as possible extremely important.
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Crowley suggested on Friday that Democrats may need to home in on centrist policies aimed at winning over moderate voters in order to expand their presence on the electoral map.
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Robot food-delivery startup Starship Technologies closed $45 million in funding this week, and it's putting that money towards winning over hungry college students with its six-wheeled food robots.
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Other terrorist groups with links to Al Qaeda, a rival to the Islamic State, have had major victories in areas like northern Mali by invading and winning over the locals.
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But Macri's policies have also swelled the ranks of the poor, souring public opinion and raising the risk of backlash against the economic overhaul that is winning over foreign investors.
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So on Halloween, a new streaming video Q. and A. app called Whale was released, winning over the hearts and minds of at least one tech blog in Silicon Valley.
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Clinton has consolidated her base and a lack of enthusiasm from liberals shouldn't become an excuse for a lack of imagination in winning over moderate voters from both political parties.
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Clinton would face in winning over the young and liberal voters who have flocked to the Vermont senator, and who often express concerns about her fund-raising and speechmaking practices.
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"The trick to winning over moderates is to be the most reasonable person in the room," says Sarah Trumble of Third Way — an organization that pushes for moderation and bipartisanship.
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Senate Republicans, seemingly short on votes for their last-ditch plan to repeal Obamacare, are desperately tweaking the bill in hopes of winning over both their moderate and conservative wings.
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Ms. Warren could face a difficult path to winning over moderates, but by pushing out so many proposals so early, she is forcing her Democratic rivals to play catch-up.
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When asked, it's not surprising for average voters to deliver their own detailed assessment of which candidate has the best chance of winning over the Midwest, liberals or black voters.
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But when he was campaigning in 2014, he said he would pull into some tiny town cafe, bent on winning over voters who may have been overlooked by candidates before.
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In Iowa and New Hampshire, it's Mr. Buttigieg — not Bernie Sanders — who has complicated Ms. Warren's path, winning over college-educated white voters using a similar message of Democratic unity.
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In this era, progressives are bullish on their chances of winning over more urban politicos like him — and hopeful of putting an end to the practice of transactional presidential endorsements.
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For some candidates, like Warren or Buttigieg, winning over new supporters this weekend could be the difference between a top three finish and one that places their candidacies in danger.
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The challenge for liberals is not primarily winning over voters who find that regressive vision appealing; no modern liberal party can be as authentically bigoted as a far-right one.
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Tom Steyer, a billionaire hedge-fund investor who has focused heavily on winning over black voters in South Carolina, was not far behind, with 22020 percent of likely primary voters.
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Indian policies in a sense represent what Trump wants to do himself: protect domestic manufacturing and farmers through tariffs and quotas as a way of winning over important voting blocs.
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The Golden Arches may be a global symbol of American capitalism, but back at home, the chain hasn&apost been quite as successful in winning over Americans as of late.
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The style of play is what is attracting gamers, and rival publishers should have success winning over players by adding the mode to their own titles, the research firm said.
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As I said above, these are only a few of the something-short-of-winning claims the video, which ends with Trump just saying "winning" over and over again, makes.
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The comments have also raised consternation among many in the GOP who have worried their party could lose any chance of winning over members of minority groups given Trump's rhetoric.
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Indeed, a main element of Trump's strategy for winning over Republicans who are lukewarm on his candidacy is to emphasize the importance of keeping Clinton out of the White House.
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Despite his problems in winning over senior Republicans, Trump received a boost on Wednesday when a Reuters/Ipsos national poll showed him pulling even with likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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We chatted to them on the beach for a bit, before their set, to hear about their new music, beautiful Danish people and winning over the badass crowd with FIFA.
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While Hollywood blockbusters usually take the crown for highest grossing movies every year, locally produced films often have a way of winning over the natives, and this year was no exception.
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The support of the DUP's 10 members of parliament is seen as key to May's winning over sceptical members of her Conservative party and securing parliamentary approval for the withdrawal agreement.
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The candidate's fun-loving, goofy approach to the campaign trail is winning over voters – and making the junior United States Senator from Texas an even bigger name in the political sphere.
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Clinton though could give a higher priority to winning over liberal democrats, who see her as too pro-Wall Street and have flocked to her rival, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Yesterday's rollout of T-Mobile's $26.5 billion bid to buy Sprint — the companies' latest merger effort over the years — showed that both wireless carriers are laser-focused on winning over regulators.
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But if it manages to at least match the Echo Dot's abilities, Anker has a good shot at winning over customers looking to put Alexa in another corner of their house.
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The result drew comparisons with Republican Trump's victory in 2016, when the real estate mogul defied polls to defeat Democratic rival Hillary Clinton by winning over the so-called silent majority.
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When House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, announced the impeachment inquiry in September, many Democrats were hopeful of winning over a greater share of public opinion.
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With the new regional alliance, Greece and Cyprus may be more inclined towards Israel, which has also had some success at winning over Italy, another pro-Palestinian nation in the past.
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Instead, Alain Juppé, a rival candidate from The Republicans, may stand a stronger chance of winning over voters from the incumbent Socialist Party, a political risk analyst told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Provided, that is, minority investors are not put off by a reformer who, instead of winning over opponents by the force of his arguments, locks them up and seizes their assets.
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First, Mr Abe must come up with wording that can gain a two-thirds majority in both houses of the Diet, which means winning over several of his more doveish colleagues.
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Sanders trounced Clinton in New Hampshire with millennials as well as Independents, and winning over both groups will be a test of Clinton's strength as the standard bearer of her party.
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Some of the ads have taken shots at winning over customers in countries like New Zealand that, aligned with the U.S., have banned Huawei's equipment, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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If he turns out to be the Republican nominee, he will have a lot of work to do in the general election to have any chance of winning over moderate suburbanites.
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Some Republicans wonder if a Trump candidacy might redraw the electoral map, winning over blue-collar whites who don't normally vote in rustbelt swing states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan or Wisconsin.
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It is aimed at keeping the Games in the public eye in the two-year period between the summer and winter Olympics and winning over a new generation of younger fans.
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With Messenger Kids Facebook may well be spying an opportunity to try to outmanoeuvre its teen-focused rival by winning over parents with a dedicated app that bakes in parental controls.
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In soccer-mad Nigeria, American Football, a sport usually played thousands of miles away in the United States but growing in popularity around the world, is slowly winning over new fans.
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O'Rourke scored a coup by winning over Louis Susman, a major fundraiser for Obama, to his camp, but other Democratic power brokers question whether the young political star has enough heft.
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Last month, an internal Buttigieg campaign memo, based on conversations with small groups of black voters, found that "being gay was a barrier" to winning over black voters in South Carolina.
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Based on her remarks in these early stages, Warren appears to believe winning over the party, and perhaps the country, does not, for now, require attacking Trump by name, head-on.
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Here's the inside story of the bank's struggle to grow its next business and an exclusive look at its plansTradingGoldman Sachs' CEO tells us the bank is winning over quant clients.
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In the sports-attire department, there was an entire section for Under Armour, an athleticwear company that has had a bit of a hard time winning over the North American market.
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The attack also seemed likely to exacerbate Trump's well-documented problems with winning over women in the suburbs, an issue that hurt GOP lawmakers running for office in the 85033 midterms.
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She paved the way by helping the poor and winning over the public, but also by holding political grudges and pushing aside nearly all the members of her husband's inner circle.
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Making a good first impression in the office is vital for the sake of your career and it's no surprise that winning over your boss is the best place to start.
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By winning over two growing groups: non-white voters, who will make up about 30 percent of the electorate this year, up from 13 percent in 1992; and college-educated whites.
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Further, a dip in the economy would probably lose Trump any shot he had at winning over that 9% of voters who approve of him on the economy but not overall.
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Issues like the economy and education now appear most crucial to winning over state voters, but surveys suggest that residents remain irritated over H.B. 2 and the issues that surround it.
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Senator Bernie Sanders's democratic socialist pitch has been more effective in winning over the working class, while former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has maintained overwhelming popularity among black voters.
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For Stephens to win over new readers he'll need to make a strategic pivot, from preaching to a choir of Journal conservatives to winning over a Times audience of suspicious liberals.
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If the Democrats can't manage to effectively pivot from impeaching the President to winning over voters, then they will fulfill the worst fear of the party: four more years of Trump.
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Mr. Reid said he had brought his chief political lieutenant, Rebecca Lambe, to address Senate Democrats last winter, to describe Nevada as a model for winning over a once-red state.
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The work features a group of explorers, setting out from imperial Europe and dressed in the robes of authority and progress, winning over the natives they encounter with their technological superiority.
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Switching parties has long been a risky endeavor for politicians, who face the dual challenge of winning over wary voters in their new camp while alienating those in their abandoned party.
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That has created an opening for long-time rival Oracle , which trumpeted its success in winning over SAP clients with its own cloud business suite at a recent U.S. user conference.
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Former White House aide Stephen Bannon waged a fiery campaign to upend the party's establishment by winning over donors, backing insurgent candidates in Senate primaries and promising to take down McConnell.
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Though McCain's opposition doesn't formally kill the legislation, it leaves leadership with a daunting task: Winning over every other member of a caucus that includes both moderates and firebrand conservatives. Sen.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE (D-Calif.) is floating a plan to lower drug prices aimed at winning over progressives, a move to shift the debate to the left.
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Leading software business SAP has been crowned by Glassdoor as the best place for German employees to work during the next year — and it's not just Germany that SAP is winning over.
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Canvassing the platoons of young people rallying for Johnson in Boston this weekend, it was clear that the Libertarian ticket is already winning over voters who might otherwise have gotten behind Trump.
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Others were satisfied that the party is already unifying—a notion that's supported by polls that showed Clinton winning over the vast majority of Sanders voters even before he made his endorsement.
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A movement organized around building a community of contrarians — those who feel aggrieved and disenfranchised, and who prioritize conflict and winning over all else — is quite literally tailor-made for the internet.
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Women were the driving force behind Democrats taking back the House, winning over 60% of the House seats that the party flipped in the 2018 midterms, according to the New York Times.
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Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper sure has an interesting strategy for winning over voters — like sharing stories of that time he took his mom to see a pornographic film in the 1970s.
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Although mocked at the time, "Vote blue, go green" was a crucial part of his cosmopolitan agenda, which mixed environmentalism with social liberalism and an emphasis on winning over ethnic-minority voters.
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The law-and-order candidate of Austria's right-wing party swept the first round of presidential elections on Sunday, winning over 22 percent of the vote for the party's best ever result.
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In 2013, she spearheaded a charge in Congress to change how sexual assault cases are handled in the military, contributing to a national conversation and winning over some Republicans in the Senate.
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Hip-hop reunions have long been a case of sentiment winning over urgency; just because we're excited to see '90s titans working together again doesn't guarantee that the results burnish their legacy.
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There was no drawn-out process with additional witnesses and documents that, even if they had no hope of winning over 20 Republicans — could have had a meaningful impact on public opinion.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios's Australian Open ended with a gallant fourth round defeat by an inspired Grigor Dimitrov on Sunday but the maverick talent leaves Melbourne Park after winning over a nation.
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Sanders is trying to erase Clinton's advantage among women by winning over younger women -- particularly in an 18-to-29 age group he has dominated through the first four states to vote.
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Cosby had been a transcendent figure in show business, coming up as a black comedian during the civil rights movement of the 1960s and winning over white audiences with a clean routine.
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Greg Hardy is winning over some of the biggest female fighters in the UFC -- including Amanda Nunes and Rachael Ostovich -- and he tells TMZ Sports their support means the world to him.
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Last spring, the foundation aided Trump with his list of potential Supreme Court nominees that helped him dampen conservative dissent and begin the long process of winning over Republicans of all stripes.
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This is all well and good for Cuomo, who, if he runs for president, will have to perform that classic two-step: winning over a liberal base first, a general electorate second.
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Mr. Kriegman captures Mr. Weiner winning over a hostile crowd in the Bronx, a scene so stirring that, at the time, the campaign requested Mr. Kriegman's footage and distributed it to supporters.
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Sambal Shiok began as a street food stall, then moved onto residencies at various pubs and Vietnamese eatery Salvation in Noodles; winning over restaurant critics and locals alike with its aromatic broths.
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In the sports-attire department, there was a large section for Under Armour, an athletic wear company that has had a bit of a hard time winning over the North American market.
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We should have spent more time and effort winning over traditional Democratic constituencies like African-American voters and less trying to flip queasy Republicans who held their nose to vote for Trump.
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While the North Carolina Republican party was berating vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine Tuesday night for wearing a Honduran flag pin (he wasn't), the Virginia senator was winning over hearts on Twitter.
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Are you more worried about winning over the people that don't like Babymetal, or are you more interested in focusing on the fans that already support you and love what you're doing?
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It would presumably involve winning over centrists and perhaps even disaffected Republicans with the promise of a candidacy that steers a middle ground and doesn't pander to partisan or hard-left interests.
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The booming Atlanta suburbs, she said, had opened a path to victory without winning over white conservatives — but only if Democrats were able to turn out black voters and other minorities effectively.
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"And they will need to make the case that helping talented, highly qualified women get through primaries and into the general election is especially important for winning over more female swing voters."
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Democrats are poised to nominate Representative Kyrsten Sinema, who has run a cautious campaign and has carefully avoided criticizing Mr. Trump, in an attempt at winning over the state's center-right electorate.
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That discontent has created an opening for long-time rival Oracle, which trumpeted its success in winning over SAP clients with its own cloud business suite at a recent U.S. user conference.
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Such a strategy assumes Democrats can gain majorities simply by winning over people of color (a term that groups people of wildly varying backgrounds, incomes and worldviews), single women and the young.
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The two characters are practically shouting at one another in what turns out to be an unsuccessful attempt at winning over one undecided voter as they each campaign for student body president.
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The company has posted strong sales growth in the past few years, winning over customers by speeding up delivery through same-day services such as drive-up, click-and-collect and Shipt.
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Gordon isn't taking the Democratic majority for granted; she acknowledged, outside of increasing turnout from Democrats, one of her biggest hurdles will be winning over loyal Republican voters who have supported King.
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Rousseff's survival hinges on winning over a dwindling number of undecided lawmakers who are also being courted by the man poised to take over if she is ousted, Vice President Michel Temer.
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Because they're seeing Mike winning over voters across this country with his record of taking on tough fights and strong case that he is the only candidate to defeat Trump in November.
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The key to winning over Scripps has been crafting a proposal acceptable to the family, which still controls about 92 percent of the company's voting stock, and which votes as a bloc.
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In the news he read about the war, senior officers said what they needed to say — about Americans coaching Afghan forces, about winning over the Afghan population, about the Taliban losing ground.
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One of Warren's most significant challenges in rising to the top of the Democratic Party would be winning over longtime party figures who associate her with a Bernie Sanders-style progressive insurgency.
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When he embraced Ryan's bill and then decided to intervene to try to save it, Trump opted for a strategy in which he would concentrate on winning over Meadows and the conservatives.
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Her team has clear goals, but they're also closely attuned to polls and to winning over the organizations (union backers, environmentalist groups, Black Lives Matter activists) whose support they think they need.
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Steve Bullock AGE: 53 STATE: Montana KNOWN FOR: Bullock, who served as Montana's attorney general before being elected governor in 2012, plans to lean heavily into his success in winning over Trump voters.
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France may be home to an abundance of luxury and fashion brands, but when it comes to start-ups, the company that's winning over talent in 237 is based in the technology space.
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The task for Democrats will be to mobilize their core voters to turn out while winning over (or at least depressing) the vote of some Trump skeptics who've chosen Republicans in the past.
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The FKNDC and other groups may have seized the combined team as an opportunity to protest, but they didn't appear to be winning over many converts from their position outside the Olympic venue.
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Shanin Specter, a Philadelphia lawyer and Democratic donor who is supporting Mr. Biden, speculated that Mr. Bloomberg was "looking to dry up support for others" by winning over the check writers they needed.
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One site called Gab is promoting itself as an alternative to Facebook and Twitter and is actively courting and winning over mostly right wing individuals and groups often banned by the traditional sites.
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Maisel does keep returning to its title character's nascent stand-up career, which seesaws between surging (thanks to Midge Maisel's knack for winning over audiences) and souring (thanks to resentful, mean-spirited men).
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Winning over a million views in less than 24 hours, singers Glenn Murphy and Ronan Scolard have beautifully put the British singer's biggest tracks together making a cover Adele would be proud of.
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" Yet, Graham flatly acknowledged the challenges Cruz has in winning over Senate Republicans, whom the Texas Republican has dubbed as part of the "Washington cartel" and regularly attacks on the campaign trail. "Sen.
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An aide to Lee said Monday night that throughout the process, "at most, he was undecided" -- a revealing comment about just how far away McConnell was from winning over some of his colleagues.
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Moderate Croat Zeljko Komsic, who already served two terms in the presidency, won the Croat seat with 49.5 percent of the vote, winning over nationalist Dragan Covic from the largest Croat party, HDZ.
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Clinton clinched the nomination last week, the journalist Ezra Klein suggested that she had relied on the "traditionally female" approach to politics: creating coalitions, finding common ground, winning over allies behind the scenes.
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The proposals are aimed at winning over black voters, a key Democratic constituency that will play a major role in determining the party's nominee, particularly in the early-voting state of South Carolina.
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Supporters of the legislation have spent months making revisions to the proposal aimed at winning over more GOP support, but they have one looming hurdle: getting McConnell to agree to bring it up.
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Joyce reports that when the CBO scored the final bill as costing under $1 trillion over 10 years and saving money, Obama made that his main talking point for winning over House moderates.
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Perhaps the toughest barrier to expanding use of the homes in Malawi will be winning over people to a dramatic change in the idea of what a house is made of, Wegener admitted.
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Ulta is one example of a beauty retailer that's been winning over more shoppers by offering unique experiences, like hair salons, facial stations and "brow bars" for eyebrow waxing, in its physical stores.
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Instead, he said he would focus on winning over two Republicans to the Democratic side, noting his party would lose the confirmation vote even if all 49 Democrats in the Senate remained united.
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The 2016 election turned out not to be that close, with President Donald Trump winning over 300 electoral votes, but the situation could be much different this year if the contest is closer.
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And unlike other social media networks, TikTok is winning over some educators, like Michael Callahan, a teacher at West Orange, who had never heard of TikTok before the students told him about it.
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What Tennessee did exceptionally well, by all accounts, was promote the Promise program by emphasizing a simple yet powerful message — free tuition — and gradually winning over hundreds of school officials and community leaders.
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And unlike other social media networks, TikTok is winning over some educators, like Michael Callahan, a teacher at West Orange, who had never heard of TikTok before the students told him about it.
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Deflated by the nearly party-line vote, House Democrats took heart in winning over one Republican, Senator Mitt Romney of Utah, and quickly signaled that they would continue their investigations into the president.
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Key to the push is winning over organized labor -- AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka spoke to Trump on the phone about the deal on Monday morning, a person familiar with the matter said.
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"By making questions of national identity more salient, Donald Trump succeeded in winning over 'populists' who had previously voted for Democrats," analyst Lee Drutman wrote in another part of the Democracy Fund study.
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The British pound fell toward $1.32 as Prime Minister Theresa May tried to salvage her Brexit deal by winning over doubtful lawmakers with threats and promises to avoid any move to oust her.
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The potential broad margins for the Democratic 2020 matchups are shaped by winning over some core groups that cast ballots for Trump in 183, including white women and whites with a college degree.
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Republicans spent the past half-century winning over socially conservative, non-college-educated whites on issues of race and identity, to the point that these voters became the dominant faction within the party.
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Subordinates hoping to avoid a presidential tongue-lashing might claim that they were extremely close to winning over Murkowski and perhaps Paul, and that it was merely Cochran's unexpected illness that foiled them.
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"Toy Story 4" won the best animated feature prize, winning over "Missing Link," which won the Golden Globe in January, and "Klaus," which took home the BAFTA for best animated feature film last week.
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TO for C$3.2 billion ($2.28 billion), winning over Rona's board with a far higher offer than an unsolicited bid more than three years ago that was opposed by the company and Quebec politicians.
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If it sounds like a lot like a toothless attempt at winning over younger users with a design method borrowed from the soulless dating app paradigm of our time, you would be quite correct.
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But when he sees Shaolin standing up for him (in a break-dance fight, no less), he takes the mic a second time, impresing the naysayers with his rhymes and winning over the crowd.
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Polls show dramatic splits based on gender, with men going for Trump and women favoring Clinton -- even as Clinton has struggled with winning over young female voters in her primary run against Bernie Sanders.
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Google may be synonymous with search in the developed world, but winning over users in countries where speedy internet connections aren't a given is challenging, a top executive at the tech giant told CNBC.
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KINGSTON (Reuters) - Jamaica's opposition narrowly won a general election on Thursday, with its message of deep tax cuts and massive job creation winning over voters weary of years of tough IMF-mandated austerity measures.
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By pursuing its "Everyday Low Price" strategy, Wal-Mart is likely winning over customers who used to shop for food at dollar stores — think Dollar Tree and Dollar General — and mainstream grocers, Saunders said.
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Winning over corporate support was a coup for LGBTQ rights organizations as they've succeeded in driving a wedge between the state's religious conservatives and the Chamber of Commerce, two giants of Texas political lobbying.
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Whether or not that's realistic, any significant alteration in trade or tax policy means winning over the House Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee, both of which zealously guard their turf.
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Winning over millennials has been the goal from the start, said Pam Codispoti, the executive in charge of the card, who was recently promoted to be in charge of the bank's 5,000-plus branches.
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But his plan of winning over Democrats -- critical to passing such a spending package -- remains a long shot, given the President's own divisive politics, the details of his proposal and the pending midterm election.
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"The BJP may just have cracked open the formula to winning over Bengali votes, and the credit is Shah's," said Sandeep Shastri, pro vice chancellor of Jain University in the southern city of Bengaluru.
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" As for winning over the shark, or any other investor, it's all about turning your attention to the person you're pitching, John tells CNBC Make It: "We all have our own problems and dreams.
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And a group Biden has struggled with winning over early in the primary contests, suburban voters, look to be rounding out the base of support that appears to be propelling him to the nomination.
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The negotiations reflect the difficulty President Donald Trump has had winning over both the oil and corn industries, two key electoral constituencies that have for years clashed over the future of U.S. biofuel policy.
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Both Mr. Reid and Mr. Northam rebuffed racially charged anti-immigrant campaigns, standing up for Dreamers, and in the process winning over Latino voters alongside a coalition of progressive and moderate college-educated whites.
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In internal company emails leaked to an American watchdog group last year, Coke executives described strategies for winning over government ministers and other officials in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ecuador, Portugal, and regions of Spain.
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She buried the pervasive belief that a ticket led by a woman could not succeed in the industrial Midwest, winning over a once-skeptical Detroit community and even some voters who backed Mr. Trump.
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She has not made it a priority to appeal to moderate Democrats in the primary and, by extension, to send a message that she cares about winning over swing voters in the general election.
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Hari Sevugan, Buttigieg's deputy campaign manager, said that focusing on winning over places Trump won in 2016 reflects that voters in 2016 "understand the stakes" and "understand the electoral map" in a sophisticated way.
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Democrats rolled out a new economic platform Monday in hopes of winning over President Donald Trump's populist base with promises to take on big businesses, lower the cost of prescription drugs and create jobs.
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The first step for Mr. Alles, said those who know the agency well, will be winning over its 6,500 employees, who are fiercely loyal and view their work as fundamentally different from other agencies.
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Such changes, along with funds for in-house care, are now likely to get fuller consideration among Senate leaders who face a more moderate Republican caucus and the task of winning over some Democrats.
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Jones's path to victory has always relied on winning over Republican voters opposed to Moore and his firebrand style of politics — or at least hoping those Alabamians won't show up to vote at all.
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Yet Netflix is also hungry for official recognition in the form of prestige pictures and the accompanying awards, which has required winning over directors, actors, and screenwriters more inclined to go the traditional route.
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Harris had focused significant efforts on winning over more African American voters, especially in the crucial early primary state of South Carolina, but Biden has managed to keep a solid base of voters there.
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As Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders turn their attention to South Carolina, one of the Democrats' next nominating contests, both candidates have amped up their African-American outreach in hopes of winning over voters.
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Once it reopens, the Energy Department will have to obtain legal and regulatory approvals to store the plutonium waste there, and that will mean winning over New Mexico's political leaders, who are not yet convinced.
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Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido declared himself interim president on Wednesday, winning over the backing of the Washington and many Latin American nations and prompting socialist Nicolas Maduro to break relations with the United States.
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On the call Tuesday, Lyft executives claimed the ride-hailing industry is becoming more "rational," with more emphasis on winning over customers through experience and the power of the brand, rather than through subsidized rides.
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And getting the green light to present Rasputin, in a House of God, as a sex-loving, rough-and-tumble political climber meant winning over the people who run churches: priests, pastors, other religious officials.
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There seemed to be no real strategy on the part of the White House as to who was being invited, other than to try to make it seem like they were winning over moderate Democrats.
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Amy Klobuchar, who has a similar reputation as an aggressive prosecutor, but has also been strategic throughout her career in winning over Republican voters (a skill that Cersei has notably not been able to master).
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Some critics say that Mr. Trump's made-for-television outreach is proof that he is less interested in winning over black voters than in absolving a white voter base often accused of supporting racist rhetoric.
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NTS' wild eclecticism and independence from commercial interests have defined their identity from the start, winning over a quarter million monthly users in 2015 (up 300 percent from the previous year), according to the Guardian.
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With recent local election results revealing waning public support, the ANC would be justified in looking to the Chinese Communist Party's more secure hold on power as a model of winning over hearts and minds.
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After a token effort to consult opposition MPs, she reverted to her previous plan: seek assurances from the European Union about the temporary nature of the Irish "backstop", in hopes of winning over Brexit hardliners.
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Here are the highest-rated CEOs that are winning over German workers: Severin Schwan, the man who governs the world's largest biotech group, Roche, has been crowned as the most-liked CEO by German employees.
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Some pundits argue the party will face a challenge in both winning over independent-minded, middle-of-the-road voters and motivating its base to turn out in better numbers than it did in 2016.
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For too long, the first instinct of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, the leading alternatives to Mr Trump, has been to avoid criticising the front-runner in the hope of winning over his voters later.
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The event was all about winning over that chunk of potential supporters in Iowa's February 1 caucuses -- particularly as Sanders leads her by a 51% to 43% margin, according to a new CNN/ORC poll.
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But equally important to winning over cord-cutting millennials, many of whom are now entering their late 20s and early 30s, is having children's programming that can satisfy the next generation of screen savvy consumers.
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The merger earlier this week of Juno and Gett underscored how some rivals, albeit much smaller ones, may be winning over more drivers simply because they are trying to create services that treat them better.
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And while his scenario may be the most famous case of serial killers who garner female fans, it's a pattern seen over and over again throughout history: murderous men winning over legions of female fans.
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Steve Bannon, Trump's most influential strategist, knows that the nationalist coalition alone isn't big enough "to ever compete against the progressive left"—which is why he made a point of winning over the religious right.
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Radical helmet (and uniform) designs in football have been pushed by manufacturers and embraced by universities to attract recruits, but the Yankees are not banking on winning over potential free agents with their uniform swag.
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The activist's anti-corruption campaign is not only winning over young urban voters, but it's "also potentially popular with rank and file, blue collar workers, or even people out in the countryside," according to Smith.
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Supporters last week unveiled a final version of the bill aimed at winning over more GOP support, and the Senate is expected to take an initial vote on the legislation Monday at 5:85033 p.m.
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While the GOP can claim a decisive victory in 22019, the 2017 gubernatorial election in Virginia, and to a lesser extent New Jersey, still showed that the Democrats are targeting and winning over suburban voters.
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Still, Amazon has gained ground rapidly, winning over tens of millions of Indian customers with its Prime loyalty program, which gives users early access to deals during sales as well free music and video streaming.
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The effort is paying dividends, winning over even the most liberal Trump critics in the caucus while dissuading new acolytes to the impeachment effort, which has struggled to find a foothold in the new Congress.
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But winning over the much-needed demographic is anybody's game, according to more than a dozen LGBT donors, strategists and activists interviewed by The Hill, and Biden is looking to capitalize, according to Amie Parnes.
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Now the labor movement is being buffeted by another force: Donald J. Trump, whose attacks on trade deals, illegal immigrants, Chinese imports and the shifting of jobs overseas are winning over white, blue-collar workers.
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Rather than blaming the "fake news" sites or social-media purveyors like Facebook, Democrats need to realize they compounded the problem by gearing their general-election strategy to winning over moderate or Trump-averse Republicans.
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Getting a birth control for men to market will require overcoming hurdles in the drug development process, winning over the pharmaceutical industry, satisfying FDA safety standards, and reckoning with our culture's deep-seated gender expectations.
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Similarly, Mr. Rose, a 31-year-old Army veteran and former health care executive, is trying his best to court the center by winning over unaffiliated voters, as well as Republicans disenchanted with Mr. Trump.
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That became clear when they saw Clari, which was founded in 2012, gaining market traction and winning over enterprise customers, such as Adobe and Lenovo, and more startups, including some that Sapphire had invested in.
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It is generally accepted that Mr. MacEachen was largely responsible for winning over the New Democrats, allowing the legislation to pass and then, as health minister, pushing government administrators to implement the new system swiftly.
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They are now focusing their attention on winning over Republican Senators Mitt Romney and Lisa Murkowski as potential allies during the trial, with the hope that capturing them could spur other Republicans to abandon Trump.
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The data come as the industry is boosting marketing spend in the hope of winning over new consumers as well as the millennial generation, who view jewellery differently from their predecessors and are marrying later.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Nintendo is teaming up with Tencent to launch its popular Switch console in China, but it may have a tough time winning over gamers more used to playing on their mobiles.
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Democrats are winning over younger voters by huge numbers, but as a highly contentious, voter turnout-dependent midterm election inches closer, there's a serious question of whether these young Democrats will come to the polls.
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But the separate appearances by Ms. Harris and Mr. O'Rourke also underscored that no single formula exists for winning over black female voters, who received the two candidates with a mix of enthusiasm and caution.
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The Japanese made a quick start to the second set and seemed in control until Swiatek made a comeback, the 26-year-old winning over the crowd with her versatile play as the match wore on.
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On the centre-right Mr Fillon, who trumpets his Catholic identity, is winning over small-town voters who might once have voted Socialist but are uneasy about liberal moves such as France's legalisation of gay marriage.
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Patrick has said he would be open to supporting other candidates in 2020, and O'Rourke's overture to Sharpton, a former close Obama adviser, is another sign that O'Rourke is interested in winning over support from Obamaworld.
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After his studies he worked for online marketing companies in Germany and England.. There he saw firsthand that rather than winning over users, online ads were annoying them with high obtrusiveness, poor quality and misleading content.
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Even if he defeats Hillary Clinton in both Iowa and New Hampshire next month, Senator Bernie Sanders faces a daunting problem when the presidential race moves on to bigger, more diverse states: winning over black voters.
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There was a hint of passive aggression in that line, but for the most part, Clinton's victory speech was about two things: starting the work of winning over Bernie Sanders's supporters and running against Donald Trump.
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The explanation for the stark reversal can be more reasonably attributed to her new status as a partisan figure, plus the fact that she is still in the process of winning over supporters of Bernie Sanders.
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Apple's Safari is making real progress on speed, security, and privacy, winning over some of its own converts and easily retaining many Apple users who find the browser by default and are happy within Apple's ecosystem.
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Global headcount: 96,000+ It seems that SAP is winning over a lot of the German workforce — having been ranked as the most-sought after company in the European country, by both LinkedIn and Glassdoor this year.
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With little hope of winning over Kennedy, abortion opponents tightened restrictions around the edges, demanding more reporting and imposing new restrictions on clinics or mandating longer waiting periods before a woman got access to an abortion.
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The corps recently retook the isolated southern district of Khanishin close to the border with Pakistan after persuading local people to abandon support for the Taliban, and Stanekzai said winning over the population would be vital.
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Supporters rolled out a new version this week aimed at mollifying and winning over Republican senators, who had been wary of supporting a bill that could potentially be used against them in future election cycles. Sen.
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OSAGE CITY, Kansas (Reuters) - Paul Davis has a simple formula for winning over President Donald Trump's supporters in his Kansas race for Congress: He talks about kitchen table issues, like prescription drug prices and farm tariffs.
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But Ms. Richards, who lives in New York City, also became a frequent presence in glitzy fund-raising circles, winning over billionaire donors who may have shied away from publicly supporting abortion rights in the past.
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Richard Land, the president of Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, N.C., said that he was asked by the Trump campaign in 2016 what advice he had for winning over evangelical voters, and had a ready answer.
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Forever 21 was once praised for winning over the young millennial crowd with its social media strategy; however, Gen Z shoppers may be more swayed by products they see on YouTube and Instagram via influencer content.
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In an interview at the team's training facility this week, Spanos said that the Chargers' success was helping generate interest in the team, but that winning over fans in Los Angeles was a long-term project.
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In winning over the Problem Solvers Caucus, Ms. Pelosi picked up eight votes, including Representatives Daniel Lipinski of Illinois, Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey and Stephanie Murphy of Florida, tidily eliminating one of her major obstacles.
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Tonight, HBO will air a documentary, "At the Heart of Gold," which explores the perfect storm that allowed Nassar to have round-the-clock access to girls — and a system that prioritized winning over everything else.
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In recent weeks, Trump has repeatedly made attacks on socialism the focus of his speeches and rallies — a gambit aimed at winning over moderate-minded suburbanites who could be turned off by Sanders' brand of liberalism.
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Amazon seems especially focused on winning over genre fans: its Prime Video service is currently spinning up an epic-fantasy lineup that promises series based on The Lord of the Rings and The Wheel of Time.
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Other digital consultants and campaign officials told similar stories, and complained that the Democratic establishment was too focused on winning over imagined moderates, instead of doing what the Trump campaign has done: firing up its base.
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Winning over new voters and re-engaging lapsed voters demands an authenticity about our values, that for too long, have been triangulated or modulated in craven attempts to recapture some elusive white suburban or rural voter.
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Protecting his son is one of Logan's top priorities, in addition to shmoozing (it's so weird to see the bulldog schmooze) and winning over Pierce Group News' CEO Rhea Jarrell, played by the killer Holly Hunter.
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Even after a stellar day at the polls on Tuesday, Democrats fear their lack of a clear message is a problem in winning over voters in next year's midterm elections and down the road in 2020.
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They were quick to point out that she and her husband submitted 150 picks each with no overlap in the lineups, doubling their chance of winning over other players who were limited to 150 picks apiece.
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Now, after months of railing against what he called a "rigged" election, he has become the unlikely beneficiary of an electoral system that enables a candidate to win the race without winning over the most voters.
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And if they finish the inquiry now, they'll lose an important argument that has had some success at winning over judges already — that they're in the midst of exercising their constitutional powers with an impeachment inquiry.
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In doing so, Ms. Warren signaled to voters that she believes addressing matters of race and identity will prove as crucial to winning over Democrats as proving her bona fides on every element of economic populism.
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The last few years have seen a rash of rival apps brought out by taxi drivers, but this approach faces considerable challenges, not least winning over customers from big, established brands with multi-billion dollar budgets.
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Extensive historical and political science research shows that the rise of the Republican Party in the South came directly from winning over racist Democrats disillusioned by the party's embrace of civil rights under Kennedy and Johnson.
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Democrats calculated in 2009 that it was essentially impossible to pass a major health reform bill without winning over these constituencies, so they worked closely with their major lobbying associations to ensure their concerns were addressed.
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Political analyst Ali Hashim said that even if the government managed to retake Falluja, it would continue to face the problem of winning over the Sunni population, some of whom feel marginalized by the Shi'ite-led government.
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Figuring out how to use it was like a secret you could share with friends, and it worked, successfully winning over young folks while remaining out of reach for many of the olds who still use Facebook.
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Nearly a month into his tenure as secretary of state, Rex Tillerson is winning over foreign governments but alienating many employees at the agency he leads and raising questions about his ability to wield power in Washington.
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U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders defeated Hillary Clinton on Tuesday in West Virginia's primary, winning over voters deeply skeptical about the economy and signaling the difficulty Clinton may have in industrial states in the general election.
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Marquez will be able to tout a workers' rights bill that Mexico's lower house of Congress approved late on Thursday, legislation that U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called key to winning over Democrats wary of USMCA.
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And despite her 71 years Sheikh Hasina is clearly capable of change: ignoring her party's staunchly secular roots, she has lately outflanked the BNP by winning over the Hefajat-e-Islam, an organisation of arch-conservative clerics.
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News: The company seems to be winning over the hearts of publishers with its Apple News product, although some complain the platform has yet to figure out a better way to share revenue with its content partners.
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Since the embargo began the Qataris have played a savvy diplomatic game, winning over sceptical members of the Trump administration with promises to curb terrorist financing and expand al-Udeid, America's main air base in the region.
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The choice of Fiorina, a former Hewlett-Packard chief executive who, like Trump, has never held elective office, could help Cruz with women voters, a group that Trump has had difficulty winning over to his outsider campaign.
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Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equities strategist, said earlier this week that he expects the interest rate-triggered rotation to continue and that it is a break with a decadelong trend of growth winning over value.
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Yet Saturday's newspaper front pages confirmed he had not succeeded in winning over The Express, whose owner Richard Desmond donated more than one million pounds to anti-EU UK Independence Party during last year's national election campaign.
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In the past eight years, the Republican Party has become the dominant party in down ballot seats across the country, winning over 900 new state legislative seats in both chambers, 69 new U.S. House and Senate seats.
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But offers to the right to eliminate the "essential health benefits" — the coverage areas that insurers are required to provide under ObamaCare — could cost the GOP the votes of centrists while not winning over every conservative. Rep.
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Sapin and Health Minister Marisol Touraine, staunch allies of unpopular Socialist President Francois Hollande, said Hamon should concentrate on winning over the rest of the party, and not expect fellow-Socialists to fall into line behind him.
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With smartphones winning over more buyers in emerging markets sales of feature phones were down 14 per cent in the quarter, which Gartner said contributed to a drop in overall sales of mobile phones during the quarter.
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But just five months into his term, Macri's policies have so far swelled the ranks of the poor, souring public opinion and raising the risk of backlash against an economic overhaul that is winning over foreign investors.
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Sánchez's chances of staying in power will still hinge on finally winning over the United We Can party and several regional parties, a complicated maneuver that he has failed to pull off over the past few months.
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In the last two weeks he has seen his role somewhat diminished as Mr. Trump hired and empowered a veteran Republican strategist, Paul Manafort, with experience in the diplomacy of winning over delegates and other influential Republicans.
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And the experiences of three of the company's first customers reflect what analysts see as the main challenge to capitalizing on a lack of serious online competition and winning over the world's 237th-largest economy: its geography.
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The website's electoral map graphic appears to show Clinton winning over 270 electoral votes in all three models, though in its calculation of total electoral votes won by each nominee, Trump receives 275.9 votes to Clinton's 261.9.
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In Williamson, I also saw how Mr. Trump's message about change was overshadowing other issues that many analysts thought would have disqualified him from winning over the social conservatives who have long been a core Republican constituency.
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Then, the very next day, Pelosi struck a deal with a rebellious group of Democrats who were hell-bent on ousting her from leadership, winning over more than enough holdouts to deliver her the Speakership in January.
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If winning over people who view him as a racially divisive or reckless candidate would seem to require a dizzying political reinvention, it is far from certain that Mr. Trump is prepared to transform himself so thoroughly.
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Captain Smith's team, whose soldiers wear civilian clothes and are often escorted by a Marine Special Operations unit based in Marawi, is the military's latest embrace of a trademark American counterinsurgency strategy of winning over local populations.
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But the opposition put resources into winning over immigrant neighborhoods, distributing bilingual campaign material, some of which made outlandish claims that same-sex marriage would lead to unisex toilets that would give rapists access to vulnerable women.
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Like Biden, he presented himself as a gruff avatar for the kind of voter Democrats were meant to be winning over—blue-collar, crude, all-American, even if he was really just another creature of the Beltway.
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Lisa Murkowski announced Friday she will vote against admitting additional evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, a decision that apparently kills Democrats' hopes of winning over four Republicans and adding a witness phase to the trial.
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After Trump agreed to an initial deal in 22020, congressional Democrats spent a year fighting for concessions on labor enforcement, environmental standards and pharmaceuticals, even winning over the support of AFL-CIO union for the final agreement.
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Sanders thinks focusing on policy — and, more specifically, on winning over disaffected, working-class voters who care more about health care and college costs than they do about what's happening in Washington — is the best path forward.
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DX has offered 40 million pounds ($51.5 million) in cash and intends to issue new ordinary shares representing 65 percent of its post-transaction share capital, the companies said, winning over stakeholders such as Gatemore Capital Management.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Conservative Party made strong gains in local elections on Friday, suggesting Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy is winning over voters who should hand her an easy victory in a parliamentary poll next month.
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Signs emerged on Wednesday that the White House was winning over reluctant conservatives who initially questioned the legislation on the grounds that it too closely resembled Obamacare, the signature domestic policy achievement of former President Barack Obama.
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It was aimed at winning over Republicans who wanted Congress to prevent the revival of an Obama-era program known as "Operation Choke Point" that GOP critics said discouraged banks from serving payday lenders and gun retailers.
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Hammond, returning to the political front line after being sidelined for months by May, remains committed to bringing down the deficit - frustrating colleagues who fear that generous spending pledges by the opposition Labour Party are winning over voters.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - North Korean pair Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik ended their Olympic adventure in South Korea on Thursday, winning over the home crowd's hearts even if they fell well short of a medal.
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