Winnowing of that sort is a product of market dynamism.
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Each round, the questions get harder, winnowing down the participants.
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The winnowing process began the week after Trump's unexpected victory.
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Citigroup Inc management also faced questions about winnowing operating leverage.
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They say the committee is winnowing the field too early.
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Arthur: "Winnowing" could become a nice little corporate euphemism for downsizing.
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Over the next few weeks and months, a winnowing process occurred.
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Last year, Sharper did not make it past the first winnowing.
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The foundation launched an international competition, winnowing 99 candidates to four.
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How hard was the winnowing process in putting together this festival?
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Its caucuses are the first winnowing contest of the presidential primary season.
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He has, however, made significant headway in winnowing down the detainee population.
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I've promised myself that when I turn seventy I will begin winnowing.
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But winnowing the field also has the effect of narrowing the debate.
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It has been slowly winnowing those holdings as the economy has recovered.
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We ask how the winnowing field reflects the mood of the party.
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Mr. Anne's daughter, Halimata, was busy winnowing corn in an open field.
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That will probably be the case until there's more winnowing in the field.
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It took some winnowing, as there are numerous parks and monuments to visit.
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He is winnowing a list of prospective candidates to bring in for interviews.
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In the past week, the 2020 Democratic field has seen a swift winnowing.
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This winnowing of nonwhite jurors is not a quirk of just one state.
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Had he made it through an all-night winnowing process of deserving students?
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There has been precious little winnowing of the field, at least since Sen.
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Historically, the great winnowing agent of presidential politics is small, cold, rural states.
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"The winnowing process has to happen quickly," said another person close to the campaign.
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And the field is winnowing: Beto O'Rourke is dropping out of the presidential race.
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But administration officials cannot be accused of being reckless in winnowing the inmate population.
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You're out looking for news tidbits, you're sorting and winnowing what's important, what's not.
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Inevitably with the explosion of startups came an aggressive winnowing down of the also-rans.
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But through the process of candidate winnowing, we can see where those votes come from.
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McMurray did not have a primary, but survived a public winnowing process of Democratic candidates.
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This is part of what makes the New Hampshire primary such a good winnowing process.
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Instead, Pearlman shapes her subjects' narratives, winnowing interviews down to stirring illustrations of human adaptation.
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But the winnowing away of the haenyeo tradition may not be all bad, said Kim.
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Bennet was critical of the winnowing process in an interview this week with Fox News.
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"We've been winnowing the list, but it might grow a little bit," Pence said on NBC.
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It seems likely, then, that the great winnowing of the Democratic field is about to begin.
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The Democratic primary field is significantly winnowing down as candidates fail to make the debate requirements.
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And they erect more elaborate barriers to assistance as another way of winnowing out the unworthy.
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De Blasio is one of 20 Democrats seeking the party nomination in the winnowing primary field.
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The memo also said Buttigieg's standing will also improve after a possible winnowing following Super Tuesday.
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De Gaulle also continued Napoleon's system of voting in successive rounds, winnowing the number of contenders.
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And so we could see further winnowing of the field based on those third-quarter receipts.
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"There will definitely be a winnowing of players, but I wouldn't bet against Bezos," the executive added.
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"I think there will be a massive winnowing down of the field come Wednesday morning," he said.
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The winnowing of the Republican presidential field has not proceeded as anyone would have expected last summer.
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This is, I think, the end result of a movement winnowing itself down to its truest believers.
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In winnowing it down to a narrative with its own propulsion, some of that had to go.
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Then she creeps to her room and goes through the packs, winnowing them down to what's essential.
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The Shortlist THE WINNOWING FAN Verse-Essays in Creative Criticism By Christopher Norris 336 pp. Bloomsbury. $403.
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Collins said there were several factors that led to a winnowing of insurers selling plans this year.
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That said, it's clear that the these rules are already winnowing the field on the national stage.
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But before the great winnowing strikes, it's worth spending some time on the Sub-2 Percent Club.
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At that point, we'll see whether the DNC prioritizes the winnowing or the appearance of neutrality more.
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Even Ray Buckley, chairman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, suggested a winnowing of candidates here is unlikely.
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The seven judges of the pageant's preliminary round were charged with winnowing eighty-six contestants to fifteen finalists.
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So why would I expect Democrats to do more actual winnowing during the invisible primary than Republicans did?
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Texas Democrats came out strong on Tuesday, with voters winnowing fields of candidates for the 2018 midterm elections.
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In the winnowing campaign, Rubio can claim victory and the other Republicans are one step closer to dropping out.
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Anyone may participate, but a definitive victor will be selected in no time by the winnowing of public opinion.
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Something went wrong in that purge, according to multiple election law experts and others familiar with the winnowing process.
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French presidential elections are usually decided in two rounds, with the first round winnowing the field to two candidates.
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At this stage of its life, Game of Thrones is winnowing its list of players, rather than expanding it.
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Layoffs, like other economic events, have become politically sensitive, and companies are reluctant to confirm the winnowing of staff.
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As the painful winnowing of characters continues, the ones that remain will be carrying the story from here on out.
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There won't be a dramatic exodus of dues-paying members from union rolls, the challengers say, just a modest winnowing.
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Winnowing the field to a two-man fight between Mr Trump and Mr Cruz should, in theory, help Mr Cruz.
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None have formally dropped out of the competition, but a hunt for partners signal that the winnowing process has begun.
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But in winnowing out the last traces of contrived situation comedy, Mr. Simon may also have thrown away situation itself.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber's chief executive, has been focused on winnowing unprofitable businesses ahead of taking the company public next year.
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The winnowing, he said, is intended to focus G.E.'s capital investment and management time on the most promising businesses.
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But his style wasn't a merely negative exercise, a winnowing or clearing out: he delivered a gorgeous, full-bodied alternative.
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In 22016, though, there will be little time for the natural winnowing of the field that has occurred in the past.
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Tara Ryan, 31, a member of Red Lake Nation, takes the husks off of wild rice in a process called winnowing.
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Given that the race shows no hint of winnowing to enable the former, the Nevertrumps' efforts make the latter more likely.
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While these numbers are promising, they betray a factionalism that is winnowing the traditional consensus in the Congress regarding Jewish concerns.
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In addition to winnowing out fake news, this may keep Snapchat from becoming a place that reinforces narrow sets of thinking.
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Can he effectuate the winnowing out and whittling down of the Democratic candidates that he fears most in a general election?
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That leaves many people bereft, forced to execute their own Wirecutter winnowing process, if they simply have the time and patience.
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Pence echoed Trump in saying there has not been a selection yet, but they are "winnowing" down the list of potential nominees.
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We ended up with a Geithner/Summers economic worldview in Obama's first term because of Froman's winnowing of the list of options.
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The group is now winnowing 80 applicants for its first round of funding down to a group of eight to 10 winners.
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Across the six-month period, the winnowing process is severe as the respective fields of candidates get reduced within their respective parties.
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Despite its expansion plans, J.P. Morgan has recently been winnowing the total numbers of branches as it shutters underperforming or redundant locations.
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Regardless of whether we're at the inflection point right now, it seems clear that a major correction, a Great Winnowing, is coming.
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The most important part of the speech is the process of winnowing policy ideas that happens behind the scenes, before the speech.
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The New York Times As a general rule, screening for infectious diseases requires some sort of winnowing of potential candidates, experts said.
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The debate criteria are contributing to a winnowing of the unwieldy field, though there are many other factors at play as well.
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The Democratic National Committee has already taken a lot of flak for winnowing the field down from two dozen candidates to 12.
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Winning Iowa doesn't always translate to a candidate winning the party's nomination, but the results typically provide a winnowing of the field.
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That could lead to big swings for stocks early in 2020 as Democratic candidates try to stand out in a winnowing field.
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Just winnowing the names of court candidates could qualify as beginning the process of replacing Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February.
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About 20303,20150 applications for me-too drug approvals were withdrawn when the government announced the new rules, winnowing out many flaky firms.
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My ex and I were communicating again, and my burning desire to have the last laugh or make her jealous was winnowing.
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Yet the DNC's newly released rules for the third debate in the fall take the goal of early winnowing a dangerous step further.
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Our brave new economy is already winnowing jobs as we knew them, while the great tsunami of automation still gathers on the horizon.
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We'd have known by now that Rubio's chances were always poor, and that winnowing wouldn't vault him to the top of the field.
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Lee points out that there are signs the market is winnowing the group into relative winners — with stronger franchises and scale — and losers.
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The 10-12 teams that are chosen to undergo Gaza Sky Geeks' five-month incubation phase are then subjected to a further winnowing.
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It largely worked in 22 as seven minutes were shaved off the length of the average game, winnowing it down to three hours.
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The task of winnowing a pool of 512 potential jurors to 67 finalists, which was expected to consume several weeks, took but one.
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As extreme weather conditions and massive die-offs grow more common in the ocean, the researchers note, such genetic winnowing may as well.
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They will be winnowing down the field of candidates from both parties who will face off in the midterm elections on Nov. 6.
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Indeed, Liberia is trying to improve all schools, and it is winnowing out payments to "ghost teachers," who don't exist except on paper.
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The authors of the research say that the warmer temperatures brought about by climate change appear to be behind the birds' winnowing bodies.
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There are more television debates to get through before then, but come February it will be voters who begin with the real winnowing.
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Why it matters: The 2020 primary field is growing at a time when it should be winnowing three months before the Iowa caucuses.
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He, as you might guess, plans to do this winnowing himself — saving the human race by extinguishing half of it with a virus.
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The stent controversy serves as a reminder that the United States struggles when it comes to winnowing evidence-based treatments from the ineffective chaff.
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While listening to the MRI presentation I had a moment of believing that, in this grueling winnowing process, something good for society might emerge.
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One goal is to reduce the complexity and cost for new players by winnowing the universe of playable cards down to a few hundred.
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There's one jury per prize category, and each one combs through every single entry in its category, winnowing down the choices to three finalists.
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As the economy recovered, the Fed began to reverse that program, slowly winnowing its portfolio of bonds in a process known as quantitative tightening.
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Biden is also poised to benefit from the recent winnowing of the moderate lane: Both former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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I think we all know there'll be a winnowing of the field, at some point, and that there's some lanes that people are in.
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They are pressured to consume "mall-truck food," which may or may not contain "winnowing agents" meant to gradually eliminate the surplus population altogether.
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They argue the DNC is winnowing the field too quickly and not giving lesser-known candidates a chance to have a breakout debate moment.
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It would also mean there is no gradual winnowing of the field, which is arguably the best purpose the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries serve.
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A scenario exists in which Nick Viall doesn't come across as a apex-predator winnowing a bunch of rookies from the savannah of everlasting love.
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"I hope the DNC will continue to review the decisions that it's making because I don't think they should be winnowing the field," Bennet said.
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In most of these cases, party leaders seemed to use Iowa as a winnowing tool, recalling the way they used primaries before the 1970s reforms.
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So far, the debates have been free-wheeling affairs, with questions and coverage focused mostly on winnowing the large field of more than 20 candidates.
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When I think about the dark straits that young women have to travel, I remember racing the waves on either side of a winnowing road.
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Some have maintained that party officials are winnowing the field far too early, or that the mechanics of qualifying for the debates are unfair. Gov.
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Yale economist Tobias Moskowitz said the psychology of the referees may be the most likely factor contributing to the winnowing of the home-field advantage.
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Still, the winnowing of partners — who can take home hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars in annual compensation — is taking place more frequently.
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Faced with this potential winnowing of the field, the Democratic National Committee has come under new criticism — especially from the candidates on the chopping block.
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Before the next debate, scheduled for September 12th in Houston, the eligibility requirements for participation are to be raised, in effect winnowing half the field.
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Winnowing a wide field of candidates to a single nominee is a complex process involving political connections, experience, policy knowledge, fundraising, and, of course, charisma.
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Conservative health analysts object to the bill because they believe it would lead to a winnowing of health coverage for the poor, while benefiting wealthier people.
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The debates start next week, but the voting will kick off in Iowa on February 3, 2020; after that, there will start to be a winnowing.
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Winnowing down this embarrassment of riches is no small feat — but the people demand their end-of-the-year lists, and I am here to provide.
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And though the winnowing and debate can now begin, it all serves to answer one question pretty decisively: Does fashion have a place in the museum?
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While there's always a natural winnowing, quite a few candidates could save us all the trouble (and another two-night debate marathon) and drop out now.
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I believe Democrats will see more actual coordination and winnowing than the Republicans did because the costs for Democrats getting the nomination decision wrong are higher.
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Influenced by an extreme version of Darwinism, he considered the winnowing of the feeble and thriving of the ablest—in this case, himself—to be progress.
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"We see the field winnowing for a reason," Mr. Buttigieg told a clutch of reporters after speaking Monday to 800 people in an Iowa City park.
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This year, he became the de facto winnower of a group that once numbered more than two dozen — a winnowing that many have taken issue with.
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The Republican field is supposedly winnowing down after the Iowa caucuses, but it remains far too large heading into Saturday night's New Hampshire debate and Tuesday's primary.
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There has been over emphasis on Iowa and New Hampshire as early states, and the impact has been a winnowing field of lilly-white top tier candidates.
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In many ways, this year, the early caucus and primary states are much more important as a winnowing effect, given the jam-packed field in the GOP.
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After memorizing tens of thousands of flash cards, the hopefuls survived a winnowing process that began with 2000 million students vying in preliminary tournaments around the world.
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The best thing about working in such a small room, especially one without Internet access, is the sense of compression, a winnowing down to the essential things.
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Political watchers are expecting a record GOP turnout at the caucuses, as well as a substantial winnowing of the field in the weeks that follow the Feb.
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They worked in reaction to reactionaries, cataloging the fallout from the deregulation of capital, the winnowing of social welfare programs, and state endorsement of racism and homophobia.
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But anger also helps explain how we ended up, after winnowing the most diverse primary field in American history, with three white men grasping for the presidency.
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The traditional early nominating states are hardly being ignored by the two-dozen candidates, and are still poised to play their usual role of winnowing the field.
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And in the last day, two contenders had taken their names out of consideration, providing another indication that the White House is winnowing its list of candidates.
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Among Democratic campaigns and voters, the carnival pageantry of the summer, of state fairs and parades, gave way to an intense theatre of hope, winnowing, and dread.
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So the next round of winnowing may take place after the October 1 cutoff for debate No. 4, as other candidates decide to throw in the towel.
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"The President-elect made very clear today we do expect -- he's not yet made a decision -- but we're in the process of winnowing that list now," Pence said.
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There is no automatic process through which he deflates, and no winnowing magic through which he can be defeated without someone actually taking the trouble to defeat him.
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And thanks to ethical practices like using the world's cleanest denim factory and winnowing out single-use plastic, you can feel good about where your clothes came from.
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The winnowing process will be facilitated by a higher threshold to qualify for the next debate in September — at least 28500,6900 individual contributors and higher ratings in polls.
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A full 1,874 said they had indulged in vaping with e-cigarettes at some point, though researchers counted only 1,080 after winnowing out some surveys with inconsistent answers.
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Historically, early states like Iowa have had dramatic impacts on the national contest — winnowing out contenders who perform poorly, and sometimes elevating surprisingly strong performers to national prominence.
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But those tactics have become something of a liability over the years, winnowing the extremists' support even among conservatives who might otherwise support their goal of harsh Islamic rule.
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Mr. Rubio's backers speak of basing their hopes on a winnowing of the Republican field, which may not come to pass, at least in time for him to prevail.
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He's seeking to advance his message on winnowing down the backlog of untested rape kits, and more broadly his efforts to end violence against women, the White House said.
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In this case, the 2-year note yield has risen more than the 10-year yield, winnowing the distance, or spread, between them to a thin 41 basis points.
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It was this inability to scale that led to the great winnowing of seed companies hoping to raise their Series A. It's a situation that is unlikely to change.
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In the past 30 years, the defense industry in the United States has steadily shrunk, winnowing from about five dozen or so companies to a handful of major contractors.
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"I don't think the D.N.C. should be winnowing the field early in the process," Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado told Fox News during a campaign swing through New Hampshire.
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With that sudden winnowing, the time for reaching out, or even listening, to the more idiosyncratic elements of the party (unless they have a lobbying budget) seems to vanish.
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With the win, Muguruza also knocked Venus Williams and Simona Halep out of contention in the race for the No. 20 ranking, winnowing the field from five to three.
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At the D.N.C.'s summer meeting last month, Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, who is not particularly close to qualifying, blasted the committee's process for winnowing the debate field.
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Netflix could also be intentionally winnowing its selection as its vast troves of viewer data show it what people actually watch and what it can afford not to license.
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The email also alludes to the fluid nature of the primary field, which, after some winnowing, stands to potentially become more bloated even two months before the Iowa caucuses.
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The first week of primary balloting was supposed to speed the winnowing of an outsized field of candidates and showcase Democrats' readiness to take back the White House in November.
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Traditionally, the Iowa caucuses have played an important role in winnowing the field and determining which candidates are viable going forward, setting the tone for the rest of the race.
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The first week of primary balloting was supposed to speed the winnowing of an outsized field of candidates and showcase Democrats readiness to take back the White House in November.
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Early talk of the EU executive winnowing down a short list on the basis of "objective" criteria went unheeded as governments have waded in for a share of the spoils.
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Unlike a general election, where only one candidate can obtain the party designation, multiple Democratic candidates are still competing in each contested Orange County race, even after the party's winnowing.
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The cities are not still — they migrate, crawling across the gallery walls, winnowing to only a handful of buildings in some places, clustering in corners before continuing onto the ceiling.
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But at the very least, it's worth auditing the types of pings your smartphone sends you, and when it sends them, and winnowing them down to something much more bearable.
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First of all, there are still a ton of candidates still in the game; the great winnowing that was supposed to occur in Iowa and New Hampshire never really happened.
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Justice Department lawyers defending the work requirements argued the rules fit within Medicaid's mission, because winnowing the program would help states better afford coverage for people who needed it most.
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Granted, this is a shorter season, and as we're winnowing down the number of characters in play a lot of familiar faces are going to end up bouncing off one another.
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Husted v Philip Randolph Institute concerns what the League of Women Voters and the Brennan Centre for Justice calls the most restrictive approach to winnowing voter rolls found anywhere in America.
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But the version currently on screens feels self-indulgent and baggy, like a grab bag of ideas that needed more winnowing and a sharper focus on one or two key ideas.
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Tulsi Gabbard announced Thursday that she would end her presidential campaign, formally winnowing the 2020 Democratic field to a two-man race between former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen.
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He made clear that the Fed would react accordingly if the economy showed signs of weakness and "wouldn't hesitate" to change its approach to winnowing its portfolio of government-backed bonds.
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Starting next week, each of the academy's 17 branches — actors, producers, studio executives, cinematographers — will begin a process, stretching into June, of winnowing candidates for open seats in rounds of voting.
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The shaping and winnowing of so many ideas — Mr. Cuomo's policy book ran nearly 400 pages — into actual policy is the natural order of Albany, and any legislature, for that matter.
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Having clear results and a winnowing of the field each and every four years from Iowa and New Hampshire would likely go a long way to improving each parties' odds of winning.
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And they announced a faster-than-expected end to the winnowing of the Fed's giant portfolio of bonds, which it accumulated in an effort to stoke economic growth after the financial crisis.
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And now, we come down to the winnowing process," she said, adding, "quite frankly, with all the respect in the world for Iowa and New Hampshire, I'm not counting Joe Biden out.
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Pat Toomey on Wednesday signaled that he is unlikely to support witnesses in President Donald Trump's trial, further winnowing the list of undecided Republicans who could possibly vote with Democrats this week.
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Yang, who is Asian American, has survived a winnowing process that has cut down some of the party's brightest stars and produced a debate stage that many Democrats view as too white.
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But the campaigns have been careful to not question the DNC's intentions behind the thresholds, even while agitating for changes to the process and arguing that they were unnaturally winnowing the field.
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That sort of rapid winnowing of the field will begin to be the rule, not the exception, as we draw within a few months of the first votes of the 23 race.
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But Joel Payne, a Democratic strategist who worked for Hillary Clinton in 2016, said the process is working as it should by winnowing the field, which still consists of 15 candidates overall.
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The winnowing process even has a clinical name: socioemotional selectivity theory, a term coined by Laura L. Carstensen, a psychology professor who is the director of the Stanford Center on Longevity in California.
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The Democratic presidential field is facing its first real winnowing as more than half a dozen candidates confront the increasingly real possibility that they could be left out of the next primary debate.
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While in several recent contests, candidates have trained their fire on other contenders, now Mr. Biden will share the scrutiny with just one other opponent onstage after a dramatic winnowing of the field.
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It's likely the last chance for Sanders to make his case; as Vox's Andrew Prokop has written, Sanders still has a narrow path forward — but his opportunity to seize it is rapidly winnowing.
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Andrew Prokop: It seems like there's a pretty strong dynamic in the modern system that results in the winnowing of the field down to two candidates, and that makes the brokered convention unlikely.
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Much resentment focuses on the way in which the meritocracy is selected, through the education process, and on the winnowing effect of extensive standardized assessments that seek to measure and validate cognitive skills.
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He also said that the Fed planned to stop winnowing its portfolio of government bonds, which it amassed in the wake of the financial crisis as it tried to prop up the economy.
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On Wednesday, the National Book Foundation released the names of the finalists for the 2017 National Book Awards, winnowing 40 nominees down to a list of five finalists in each of four categories.
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The early states also perform the function of winnowing the field — narrowing down what can be a large and confusing set of options to a few contenders before most of the country votes.
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He begins expecting a catalog of possible routes, all of which are predicated on timing, and based on the receiver's release or the depth of the quarterback's drop, he starts winnowing them down.
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XPRIZE, Google, and the UN team up to find out After soliciting teams and doing some internal winnowing of the herd, a set of five finalists emerged: CCI, Chimple, Kitkit School, Onebillion and Robotutors.
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Candidates on the fringe of the debate stage have repeatedly complained about the process, arguing that the Democratic National Committee was unnaturally winnowing the field by increasing the threshold to participate in the debates.
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He has long been a critic of the debate rules, arguing they're winnowing the field before voters in early nominating states have had time to make up their minds on what candidate to support.
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But when it came down to design, it was Mildred who took over, writing to a list of 50 well-known architects, then winnowing the list down to the most positive and interesting proposals.
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In the coming weeks, rivals beyond Mr. Bush are expected to quit the race, winnowing the contest down to three or four figures who will finally have a megaphone that begins to rival his own.
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He's the picture of lean play on a team that fetishizes "clutter-free basketball," arduously winnowing the chaff from his game to hone a more precise sense of timing and ever more flaw-free mechanics.
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The race has become something of a muddle—with simultaneously too many front-runners and not enough winnowing—an illustration of a primary campaign that started too early and has gone on much too long.
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In particular, he has taken aim at the role Iowa and New Hampshire — two states where the electorates are overwhelmingly white, even in Democratic primaries — play in winnowing the field and ultimately determining the nominee.
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The best hope Rubio has is that Republican voters everywhere decide to make the winnowing process irrelevant — by concluding that Cruz and Kasich are finished and that the race is down to Rubio and Trump.
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" This is all to say that though anything could happen in this category, the Oscar will probably go to the film with the most best-picture heat, winnowing the field to "Black Panther" and "BlacKkKlansman.
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That if Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, and John Kasich enjoy a combined 25 percent support of Republican voters, then winnowing that "lane" down to one will yield a single candidate with 25 percent support.
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But Rubio kept touting a string of second- and third-place victories as unlikely comebacks until it became clear that the winnowing Republican field still wasn't going to deliver enough votes for him to score victories.
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Conservatives will start winnowing the five candidates down to two in rolling votes, and then the 150,000 or so party members will choose between the final two, expected now to be Ms. May and Mr. Gove.
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The governing Conservative Party took another step on Thursday in its process to replace Prime Minister David Cameron, winnowing the contest to two candidates: Theresa May, the home secretary, and Andrea Leadsom, the junior energy minister.
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Trump's use of the party's formal nomination rules — primaries and delegate allocations rather than endorsements and informal winnowing — illustrates that the formal rules of the game are still a great deal of what defines a party.
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Dolores and Maeve have spent the second season marshaling the other hosts to their will, one through a ruthless winnowing of forces and the other through admin powers that resemble ESP or a kind of witchcraft.
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If the role of these unpledged, automatic delegates shifts from this informal, elite-centered winnowing to being able to help decide in the case of a contentious nomination, this might make real competition over nominations more viable.
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By the time we slog, skip and stretch through New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, the withering and the winnowing will have been largely completed and we will have clear contenders for March Super Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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This means rather than winnowing the competition down to a single Trump alternative, it could make more sense for all of the current candidates to stay in the race for a stop Trump movement, according to one source.
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But it's possible that a new AUMF could accomplish what the last two presidents have not, by forcing debate over the war on terrorism into the open and winnowing its parameters down to specific places and smaller campaigns.
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While Democrats are focused on winnowing down a crowded field of potential presidential nominees, they argue, Republicans can work behind the scenes to galvanize Trump's base in a handful of key states and make inroads among undecided voters.
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But foreign producers of steel and aluminum, efficiently or not, have often been insulated from this competitive winnowing by government industrial policy that props them up — a fact bemoaned by both the G-20 and the Obama administration.
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That leaves a lot of room for catch-up in discounted stocks if economic atmospherics improve, but it also suggests a winnowing of the fit from the faltering in what most still see as a late-cycle moment.
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The results could be used to formalize and accelerate winnowing the field, allowing voters to tackle the more manageable task of choosing from a short list of candidates vetted by the political professionals they themselves have already elected.
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WASHINGTON — The chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, Kevin A. Hassett, will depart "shortly," President Trump said on Sunday, winnowing another advocate of traditional conservative positions on trade from the ranks of Mr. Trump's advisers.
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Aides to Mr. Sanders are racing to consolidate his political advantages to help him withstand any winnowing of the field, given that perhaps the biggest threat he now faces are anti-Sanders voters coalescing around one alternative candidate.
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Single-winner elections do a poor job of winnowing a large field of candidates down to one who reflects majority agreement, and encourage the type of nastiness we're seeing now, because it's all-or-nothing for each candidate.
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Kamala Harris' shock decision to drop out of the race president -- a development that shook Democrats awake to a winnowing field with diminishing diversity, and allowed Booker to step into the breach with a message of righteous indignation.
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The Fed has slowly been winnowing that $4 trillion portfolio by allowing up to $50 billion in bonds to mature each month, but officials appeared to agree in January that the balance sheet runoff should end this year.
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In trying to solve the problem of a primary that went on for too long, it may have had the unintended consequence of making it easier for Trump to accumulate too many delegates before the necessary winnowing was completed.
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"Even still, the winnowing of the uppermost echelon of the organization doesn't mean the imminent end of ISIS, or even the beginning of the end," Hassan and Michael Weiss, authors of "ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror," wrote recently.
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Marisa Prefer, the resident gardener at Pioneer Works, a cultural center in Red Hook, worked with the show's curators, Ms. Kuoni and Amanda Parmer, winnowing down the list to some 40 species that were still abundant in the city.
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But the new season of "Idol," which has just moved from the winnowing phase to the live-vote phase, shows the resilience of talent in the face of a program that benefits from it, but might not benefit it.
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View CNN's live coverage of the 22016 New Hampshire primary For both of these reasons, the states seem less likely this year than in any recent contest to play their historic role of definitively winnowing the field of contenders.
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And the process for winnowing out important projects from non-essential ones ought to be reasoned and democratic, not the result of a showdown between two parties all too happy with big government (even if their preferred programs differ).
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The structure of America's presidential elections — a huge field of candidates gradually winnowing itself down to two, in a high-stakes competition where everything is on the line — makes for inherently good television, the ultimate serialized drama or reality show.
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"It's become clear that [if] the campaign continued exactly as it has been going for the past six months, winnowing down the field alone wasn't going to change anything," said Doug Heye, a GOP strategist and former Republican National Committee spokesman.
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The lame-duck session is winnowing down with the holidays quickly approaching and the next session of Congress kicking off January 3, leaving little time to break through legislative standoffs that have bogged down progress on key issues for months.
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And as Vox's Andrew Prokop had noted before the second debate, prospects don't look bright for those who don't advance to the next stage: It seems likely, then, that the great winnowing of the Democratic field is about to begin.
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Whether Mr. Kelly succeeds or fails will be a function of his tolerance for Mr. Trump's mercurial management style and Mr. Trump's willingness to tolerate military discipline, as well as Mr. Kelly's skill in winnowing, wooing and harnessing his own staff.
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The consequence — after a yearlong winnowing from a field that once included many women, nonwhite candidates and up-and-coming political talents — is that Democrats are very likely to nominate one of two septuagenarian white men with conspicuous political baggage.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (Reuters) - As seven Republican presidential contenders squared off here for the final debate before voters begin winnowing the field, Donald Trump presided over his own, separate rally a mile away in front of a packed house of cheering supporters.
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With the Islamic State's caliphate in tatters, the United States faces a difficult decision about whether to begin winnowing its already modest force posture in earnest or keep troops in Syria in an effort to provide Washington with leverage in future negotiations.
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So let's see the early, small-state primaries and caucuses as a winnowing process, getting the also-rans out of the race early and at little cost to them, before getting to the serious (and expensive) business of actually choosing the candidate.
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But Democratic contenders there leveraged financial and strategic help from the national party to weather the winnowing primary, and ensure that they will field candidates in multiple districts that they will most likely need if they are to win control in November.
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Former presidential candidate Julian Castro went as far as to call on the DNC to change the order of primary states, arguing that two overwhelmingly white states being tasked with winnowing the field puts candidates of color at a huge, built-in disadvantage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With the dramatic winnowing of the Democratic presidential field, the 14 nominating contests held on Tuesday largely came down to a single question: Could former Vice President Joe Biden amass enough delegates to slow Senator Bernie Sanders' path to the nomination?
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EDWARD WHELAN, PRESIDENT OF THE JUSTICE POLICY CENTER: Well I think President Trump has a great list with lots of candidates on it, obviously there&aposs going to be a winnowing process and I&aposm confident that we&aposll end up someone who&aposs outstanding.
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For practically its entire history, the entertainment industry has habitually cast white actors for characters whose race or ethnicity wasn't specified, or even germane to the story, further winnowing the options for nonwhite actors to roles that often leaned hard on easy and pernicious stereotypes.
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Mr. Bush was just the first to acknowledge that a swift winnowing of the field is crucial if establishment Republicans hope to advance an alternative to Mr. Trump, a candidate whose fabricated positions and xenophobia would throw the party, and potentially the nation, into chaos.
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His defeat, with 20% of the vote to Mr Cruz's 48%, was due to a consolidation of the anti-Trump vote in favour of Mr Cruz, which was in turn partly due to the recent winnowing of the Republican field—and also to Mr Trump.
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In Trump's case — based on the recollection of over half a dozen operatives and elected officials working with both the Trump campaign and potential running mates Trump considered — the winnowing of his initial wish list reveals a distinct blend of practicality, impetuousness and disengagement.
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Matt Yglesias: My problem with the theory that any of the "establishment" candidates can win this thing is that right now in national polling Rubio + Bush + Christie + Kasich = ~ 22 percent, so post-New Hampshire winnowing alone is nowhere close to getting the job done.
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The tougher rules will have the desired effect for the party, winnowing the field and giving a bigger spotlight to top-tier contenders former Vice President Joe Biden, and U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Kamala Harris of California.
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For the administration, there should be a renewed focus on avenues for reform, such as winnowing out government forms attached to outdated regulations and statutes, using more common forms including data that applies to multiple agency missions, and providing greater public access to electronic forms.
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But if Democrats lose Mr Bullock or Michael Bennet, an impressive centrist senator from Colorado, in the next round of winnowing, they may find they lose candidates with a good chance of beating Mr Trump months before the first actual primary takes place, in February 2020.
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For westerners, the EU meant winnowing sovereignty; for easterners it was a way to ensure sovereignty But it is true that full-spectrum liberalism—embracing strong institutions and cosmopolitanism as well as openness to trade and markets—has rarely been a potent political force in eastern Europe.
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We expect to see significant winnowing over the next few years, driven by customer choice (CMOs don't want to buy from hundreds of vendors) and lack of funding (investors will tighten the reins on Series B and Series C investments due to the broader economic climate).
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If you truly believe that a university should be a place where people are empowered to pursue a fearless sifting and winnowing of ideas and evidence that benefit us all, I have a simple request: Look at the bigger picture beyond a few elite private institutions.
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The New Hampshire Democratic primary buoyed the prospects of three candidates on Tuesday, winnowing a crowded field while also scrambling the top-tier in a race that promises to be waged in the coming weeks through Nevada, South Carolina and Super Tuesday after a muddled beginning in Iowa. Sen.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell cited signs of a global slowdown, simmering U.S. trade tensions and a desire to boost too-low inflation in explaining the central bank's decision to lower borrowing costs for the first time since 2008 and move up plans to stop winnowing its massive bond holdings.
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The biggest complaint I heard among artists in the program was that the competitive winnowing process did not encourage connection among members of the cohort, and thus undercut one of the things that Boston's socially engaged artist community counts among its most valuable assets: a deeply collaborative, nurturing spirit.
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Judge Moro and Brazilian prosecutors believe that a deeper political transformation can be achieved only through sweeping changes like overhauling campaign finance rules, doing away with the de facto immunity members of Congress enjoy in office and winnowing down the vast number of political parties, to curb horse trading.
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The study started by profiling about 100 organizations where millennials gathered for meaningful experiences, before winnowing down — through extended discussions with members and organizers, as well as the authors' own experiences in these classes — to profiles of 10 organizations they deemed particularly formative in the lives of their students.
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READ: 5 takeaways from the Republican debate Christie is crowing that his assault, which led a rattled Rubio to repeat the same line four times while playing into an impression that he is over-rehearsed, had changed the entire race and could stave off a predicted winnowing down of establishment candidates.
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For months now, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich (formerly joined by Jeb Bush, Christ Christie, and once upon a time a half-dozen others) have fought to become the Last Non-Trump Standing based on the hazy notion that winnowing would inevitably delivery victory to whoever achieved the honor.
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Or more generally, to acquisitions and consolidations in the tech sphere that come with streamlining — not just the winnowing down of valuations and the loss of jobs, but the ditching of troves of images, videos, and text that go unclaimed when email address-based user accounts change hands and get lost.
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Mr. Kikuchi died in July 2015 at the age of 75, after having lived in New York City for more than 40 years, gradually winnowing down his musical circle to a select few; "Black Orpheus" is a live recording from Tokyo made in October 2012, at one of his last public solo performances.
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"We have over 22,221 Chinese ceramics, so we're looking to thin out the collection where it's duplicative or the quality is not there, to raise funds for things we really need," said Maxwell Hearn, chairman of the Met's Asian art department, adding that the winnowing was conducted in consultation with outside experts.
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The process was messy, physically draining and relentless; it included scattering rice seedlings onto mud-soaked soil, working them into the earth with bare feet, and then threshing after harvest, which required tediously removing rice from hulls, pounding the rice repeatedly and then separating the hulls from the rice in handmade winnowing baskets.
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"There will be some winnowing in this space and it's largely going to happen in Class B and C malls in outer suburban locations where you just don't have the foot traffic or the barriers of entry," said Jay Leupp, who helps oversee some $1.4 billion in global real estate assets at Lazard Asset Management.
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NASA and SpaceX choose both Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown Trump border fight throws curveball into shutdown prospects MORE (R-Ala.), the next chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, said negotiators are winnowing down the number of "poison pills" — provisions suggested for inclusion in the package considered non-starters by either party.
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Democrats are now beginning to confront a very real scenario where the nomination — and the winnowing — will not be decided in states where campaigns have been plowing ground for more than a year, but in places and calendar dates so deep into primary season that until recently they've received almost no attention at all.
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But I think you've answered that: in order to get at this deeper relationship between citizenship and visual literacy, it would make sense to have an interaction where you have people forwarding answers to questions and being able to rub up against answers from their peers, have a kind of back and forth where there's winnowing of ideas and their articulation.
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"The DNC's goal is to have a debate process that is transparent, fair, impartial and inclusive," senior party adviser Mary Beth Cahill told the AP. Vice Chairman Michael Blake added to the news service that the party is studying the 2016 Republican Party primary for lessons to be learned about winnowing down a large field of candidates without appearing to play favorites.
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The winnowing of the Oscars audience is probably impossible to stem, no matter what the Academy does, and it is trying some ideas this year, like giving some less prominent awards away during commercial breaks, and promising yet again to cut down on the show's bloated length (3 hours, 50 minutes last year.) Too many people just find the show both irrelevant and boring now.
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The Justice Department's legal complaint describes how Ms. Haslett-Rudiano's attempt to perform a routine winnowing of the Brooklyn voter rolls went awry: Starting in late 1173 or early 2014, it says, staff members scrubbed the office's voter database for people who had not voted since 2008, neglecting to check whether the voters had died or moved away, as is required by federal law.
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The show includes some of his most iconic images, including "Candy Darling on Her Deathbed," here, and the portraits of Susan Sontag and Fran Lebowitz below that were also included alongside White's article in T. The title of the exhibition, "Lost Downtown," comes from the director of Hujar's archive, Stephen Koch, who assisted the galleries in winnowing the selection of images down from an initial edit of about 100.
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Yes, it's not as good an outcome for Sanders as a thumping 10-point win or a big delegate edge, but the solidity and national spread of his support means that he has the clearest path to the nomination in a permanently divided field, and if one of the main effects of the Iowa disaster will be to delay any winnowing, that's almost certainly good news for him.
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Back in 2019, a naming contest brought in over 28,23 essays with name suggestions from K-22020 students around the U.S. A hefty winnowing process with 25,22020 volunteer judges eventually narrowed it down to nine finalists in January: Endurance, K-22009, Oliver Jacobs of Virginia Tenacity, K-22020, Eamon Reilly of Pennsylvania Promise, K-3003, Amira Shanshiry of Massachusetts Perseverance, 2300-22021, Alexander Mather of Virginia Vision, 22024-8, Hadley Green of Mississippi Clarity, 5-8, Nora Benitez of California Ingenuity, 9-12, Vaneeza Rupani of Alabama Fortitude, 9-20213, Anthony Yoon of Oklahoma Courage, 9-12, Tori Gray of Louisiana The winner, Perseverance, already has its own Twitter handle.
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