But there's much at stake here, there's much at stake here.
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Republican delegates at stake: 19 (awarded proportionally) Democratic delegates at stake: 24
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Nothing real is at stake unless they allow it to be at stake.
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FBI's reputation at stake The FBI chief's future isn't all that's at stake.
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Delegates at stake: 12 Delegates at stake: 20 Democratic delegates, 29 Republican delegates
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Republican delegates at stake: 99 (need 1,22 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 2383 (need 28,27 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 252 (need 21,713 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Democratic delegates at stake: 271 (need 22,2383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 66 (1,237 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 143 (2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 23 (1,237 to win nomination).
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Republican delegates at stake: 2237 (need 2156,22 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 2383 (need 252,21 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 713 (need 271,22 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Democratic delegates at stake: 2383 (need 2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 66 (1,237 to win nomination), winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 143 (23,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 69 (1,237 to win nomination).
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 0; 37 delegates at stake later in the year Democratic delegates at stake: 66 plus 12 superdelegates What to watch for Republicans: Nothing.
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The integrity of our elections is at stake, which means our democracy is at stake.
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The perception was that my credibility was at stake, that America's credibility was at stake.
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Florida Democratic delegates at stake: 219 Republican delegates at stake: 122 Polls close at 7 p.m.
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Illinois Democratic delegates at stake: 155 Republican delegates at stake: 67 Polls close at 8 p.m.
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Maine Democratic delegates at stake: 24 Republican delegates at stake: 22 Polls open between 6 a.m.
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When people's lives were at stake, when my life was at stake, how could appearance even matter?
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Arkansas Democratic delegates at stake: 31 Republican delegates at stake: 103 Polls open at 8:30 a.m.
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Jobs are at stake, our innovation economy is at stake, and the glimmer in the eye of the next generation of inventors – and the investors that will enable that glimmer – are at stake.
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Delegates at stake: 21 Democratic delegates, 27 Republican delegates Delegates at stake: 126 Democratic delegates, 51 Republican delegates Delegates at stake: 34 Democratic delegates, 24 Republican delegates Only Democrats are caucusing in North Dakota today.
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For Republicans, 95 delegates are at stake from New York on Tuesday, and, for Democrats, it's 247 delegates at stake.
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Not because our personal feelings are at stake, but because the future and wellbeing of Native Nations are at stake.
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Lot at stake for Trump Trump's calls for recusal come as he has a lot at stake before the high court.
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A LOT AT STAKE There is a lot at stake for Bayer, which acquired Roundup maker Monsanto last year for $63 billion.
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I mean, to work here at Singapore they have a lot at stake here, they have a lot at stake with North Korea.
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Yes — something where things are still at stake, because there are many of the ideals of that architecture that are still at stake.
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"Many people believe we are at war, that the security of the nation is at stake that survival is at stake," he added.
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Here's a quick guide to the results: Republican delegates at stake: 28 (15 awarded by congressional district and 13 awarded statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 193, awarded proportionally, as always Republican delegates at stake: 16 (winner take all) Democratic delegates at stake: 21 Republican delegates at stake: 38 (24 by congressional district and 14 statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 95 If you're looking for some excitement in a night with little presidential drama, Maryland also has a Senate primary underway, where two members of Congress — Chris Van Hollen and Donna Edwards — are squaring off to fill retiring Sen.
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Too much is at stake – too many innocent American lives are at stake – for us to allow such discriminatory and wrongful practices to continue.
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HERE ARE OTHER THINGS AT STAKE HERE, MAYBE BIGGER THINGS AT STAKE THAT PROVIDE ANOTHER IMPETUS FOR US GETTING TOGETHER AND WORKING THESE ISSUES OUT.
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Delegates at stake: 21 Democratic delegates, 27 Republican delegates Delegates at stake: 34 Democratic delegates, 24 Republican delegates Only Democrats are caucusing in North Dakota today.
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Why should the financial services industry, where mere dollars are at stake, be using more advanced technologies than the aid industry, where human life is at stake?
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Here's a state breakdown of delegates, poll times and 2016 results: Idaho Democratic delegates at stake: 20 Republican delegates at stake: 32 Polls open between 9 a.m.
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Here's a state breakdown of delegates, poll times and 2016 results: Arizona Democratic delegates at stake: 67 Republican delegates at stake: 57 Polls close at 10 p.m.
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Republican delegates at stake: 16 (winner take all) Democratic delegates at stake: 21 Republican delegates at stake: 38 (24 by congressional district and 14 statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 95 If you're looking for some excitement in a night with little presidential drama, Maryland also has a Senate primary underway, where two members of Congress — Chris Van Hollen and Donna Edwards — are squaring off to fill retiring Sen.
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" Trump told 60 Minutes that there's a lot at stake because of Khashoggi's profession: "[T]here's a lot at stake...especially so because this man was a reporter.
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Thinking about what is at stake for America's future is very difficult when a citizen is preoccupied with what is at stake for his or her own future.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 38 Democratic delegates at stake: 77 plus 16 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: Northern states tend to feature more liberal Republican electorates.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 155 Democratic delegates at stake: 222 plus 29 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: Ted Cruz makes his stand in his home state.
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At stake is more than revenue to run the government; also at stake is faith in the ability of government and its institutions to ensure a rule of law.
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"What's at stake this Sunday, what's at stake in 2017, is saving France," he said, referring to the decisive May 7 run-off vote between Macron and Le Pen.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 28 Democratic delegates at stake: None What to watch for the Republicans: This fiercely libertarian state will come down to Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 40 Democratic delegates at stake: 303 plus 5 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: Home-state hero Mike Huckabee has already exited the race.
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American Samoa Republican delegates at stake: None Democratic delegates at stake: 143 plus 5 superdelegates What to watch for the Democrats: Hillary Clinton won this territory over Barack Obama in 2008.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 76 Democratic delegates at stake: 102 plus 15 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: Marco Rubio hopes moderates in Atlanta's suburbs might keep him close.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 42 Democratic delegates at stake: 49 plus 25 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: Mitt Romney-land offers Marco Rubio a chance at a victory.
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" A sidebar: "Republican Party's future is at stake too.
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There is a reward at stake — actually, two rewards.
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" Another voter worried that "our Republic is at stake.
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Here's what's at stake: • Who will control northeastern Syria?
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Democratic delegates at stake: 156 (2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican delegates at stake: 52 (1,237 to win nomination), awarded based on winners in congressional districts Democratic delegates at stake: 71 (2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican outlook: The race is extremely tight with Donald Trump holding a very narrow lead and more ballots still being counted.
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ET. 2016 contest winners: Bernie Sanders won the Democratic caucuses, and Ted Cruz won the Republican primary Michigan Democratic delegates at stake: 125 Republican delegates at stake: 43 Polls open at 7 a.m.
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ET. 213 contest winners: Bernie Sanders won the Democratic primary and Donald Trump won the Republican primary Mississippi Democratic delegates at stake: 22016 Republican delegates at stake: 268.8 Polls open at 230.9 a.m.
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ET 1163 contest winners: Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary and Donald Trump won the Republican primary Missouri Democratic delegates at stake: 2116 Republican delegates at stake: 2454 Polls open at 2795 a.m.
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Who's voting: Republicans and Democrats Republican delegates at stake: 95, most awarded by congressional district; winner-take-all with a majority Democratic delegates at stake: 247, awarded proportionally Voting ends: 9 pm Eastern.
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But they are only one of many interests at stake.
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You know, the Chinese have so much at stake here.
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What is at stake is journalism as we know it.
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But what's at stake is bigger than the story itself.
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The larger issue at stake here is Johnson & Johnson's integrity.
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Lives were at stake, and we took our responsibility seriously.
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Respect Many Mexicans argue what's really at stake is pride.
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It's more than just Nunes's credibility that's at stake here.
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Use this breakdown to help you understand what's at stake.
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The court's institutionalism is at stake in the DACA case.
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What's at stake for him to send that message out?
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Dakota Access Pipeline: What is it, and what's at stake?
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There's a lot at stake for the NBA in particular.
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So there was a lot at stake at the time.
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Given the loot at stake, many refuse to testify honestly.
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But that's not the only legal issue at stake here.
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The state has a huge trove of delegates at stake.
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The Economist's technology editor Tim Cross explains what's at stake.
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At stake: his job, and that of Coach Todd Bowles.
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John Kasich— look toward Wisconsin, with 42 delegates at stake.
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What about if a loved one's life was at stake?
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Right now her health and her life are at stake.
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We've got a lot of peoples' lives at stake here.
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There is more at stake here than Dr. Stajic's retirement.
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Where is Zuckerberg, and what is actually at stake here?
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Everything that we associate with it, that's what's at stake.
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There is more than one person's privacy at stake here!
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The safety and morale of our country are at stake.
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We know what's out there, we know what's at stake.
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You have a child, a young child who's at stake.
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Having other people's lives at stake was Skip's primary concern.
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For TeamIndus, there are a few, exciting things at stake.
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This disparity is also reflected in the money at stake.
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Tour operators say more than 36,000 jobs are at stake.
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The clock is ticking, and your heart is at stake.
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When your computer crashes, no human life is at stake.
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Their reputation, and a great deal more, is at stake.
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Go deeper: What's at stake in the Oklahoma opioids trial
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"What is at stake here is our democracy," she remarked.
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But too much is at stake to play it safe.
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But that doesn't mean that nothing is at stake tonight.
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What's at stake are the nation's ideals, its very soul.
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Ultimately, what's at stake in these findings is not simply
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"The soul of America is at stake here," Charlamagne said.
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"Our future on this planet is at stake," he says.
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"There is a lot at stake here," Miller told me.
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In New York, 21 Democratic delegates are at stake Tuesday.
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Unlike Trump, Obama understands lives and livelihoods are at stake.
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Nothing less than integrity of our justice system at stake.
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With so much at stake, "Grease" is no kid stuff.
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And there aren't that many delegates at stake in Iowa.
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Many tens of billions of dollars are therefore at stake.
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And there's more at stake than two major U.S. companies.
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At stake was London's future as a global financial center.
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Large corporations breed complacency, and employees have less at stake.
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My entire career is at stake, who I am personally.
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So yeah, for me personally there's a lot at stake.
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It's a narrow path, with considerable US credibility at stake.
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The entire reality of Kara's world could be at stake.
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"There's just too much at stake to get it wrong."
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In some countries, their lives might even be at stake.
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We've broken down what caucuses are and what's at stake.
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A lot is at stake in the hearings for Facebook.
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Much is at stake both for London and government coffers.
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"What's at stake here is bigger than Donald Trump," Rep.
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And let me tell you what's at stake here: everything.
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What's also at stake now is whether impeachment will ever
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Too much is at stake in the numbers it produces.
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The downside is that, only she knows what's at stake.
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There's a lot at stake for bankers on the deal.
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Control of the New York State Senate was at stake.
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But some argue more is at stake than the beaches.
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Max Greenwood tells us more about what's at stake here.
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When fair play is at stake however, that is worrisome.
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Unfortunately, the health of Americans and others is at stake.
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They don't need these numbers to know what's at stake.
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The very future of the universe might be at stake.
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There is more at stake here than particular policy positions.
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However, Warner said there is a larger issue at stake.
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There are hundreds of billions at stake in this one.
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Virginia, the future of the Commonwealth is at stake tomorrow.
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What's at stake for the candidates who miss the debate?
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The heart and soul of our nation is at stake.
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There was already a lot at stake in this election.
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Now, with a Supreme Court vacancy, everything is at stake.
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Their very future, and the American dream, is at stake.
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To Douglas, more was at stake than annoying background music.
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Our national security, and the world's stability, is at stake.
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More was at stake for him than just national pride.
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Wednesday's post explores the issues at stake this election year.
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There could be more at stake here than the Presidency.
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And it's more than just a victory lap at stake.
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Yet we in the audience know what is at stake.
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And Apútzio isn't the only community with much at stake.
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What was (or still is) at stake for Native Americans?
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The lives and livelihoods of U.S. citizens are at stake.
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"We knew what was at stake," forward Corey Perry said.
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But ultimately, it's not his personal legacy that's at stake.
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There is a lot at stake and people are scared.
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That means a lot is at stake this holiday season.
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The Trump brand is also at stake in the election.
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There are 19 delegates at stake in Hawaii on Tuesday.
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Ego, fame and unbelievable amounts of money are at stake.
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Social justice, rather than individual justice, is at stake here.
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What's at stake in this election in terms of guns?
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For celebrities, though, there's more than just money at stake.
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We spoke to him about the geopolitical dynamics at stake.
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Motherboard reporters explored what's at stake on this year's ballot.
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It's possible the debate moderators don't understand what's at stake.
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Refinery26 breaks down the basics and what's really at stake.
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And there's a lot more at stake with their careers.
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In the House, both parties have a lot at stake.
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What social justice principles do you think are at stake?
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"The future of the city is at stake," he said.
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As a whole, there are 352 delegates at stake here.
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And more than the purveyor of pepperoni is at stake.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars or more were at stake.
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There's just too much money at stake to say no.
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The $4003 million was not the only money at stake.
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Will she get to explain what's at stake for herself?
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When passengers' lives are at stake, that isn't good enough.
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It was scary because there was so much at stake.
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Bragging rights, and maybe a gift card, are at stake.
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No prize money, scholarships or endorsement deals are at stake.
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Would she truly risk everything that was at stake, though?
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Except, in this case, there's a lot more at stake.
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At stake is the country's direction for decades to come.
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As if it isn't a matter of lives at stake.
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We clarify what's at stake for lawmakers in both parties.
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The fate of the coalition appeared to be at stake.
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And New York, voting in April, has 2167 at stake.
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Lives are at stake and there's no time to waste.
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There are a lot of bragging rights at stake here.
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There is a lot at stake, and people are scared.
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The public desperately needs to know what is at stake.
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At stake is the future of the Saudi welfare state.
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If there's something at stake, we'll always go for it.
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Her dudgeon rose only when something vital was at stake.
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The amount at stake just for 2017 is $10.4 billion.
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In the meantime, Qom is aware of what's at stake.
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At stake was leadership of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee.
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People fight hard when their own money is at stake.
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There is a lot at stake for Los Angeles County.
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But there is something larger at stake, Dr. Levitsky said.
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How many delegates are at stake in the Iowa caucuses?
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At stake is one of the world's largest untapped markets.
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Sometimes, it did not, when not enough was at stake.
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Nothing, beyond the demands of daily life, is at stake.
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We have so much at stake as a coastal state.
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At stake is more than the reputation of the UN's.
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Our constitutional system of checks and balances is at stake.
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The fate of our democracy no less is at stake.
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After all, careers and potential personal liability is at stake.
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At stake before the court in oral arguments on Nov.
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Clarity is key when First Amendment interests are at stake.
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" What's at stake, Haley said, "is not President Trump's policies.
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What's at stake is how we shape the national conversation.
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There was nothing at stake, but Pflügler wanted to win.
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Wynn has more at stake than other major casino operators.
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Impeachment is a serious matter, with sacred principles at stake.
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Saaf has plenty of money at stake in that thesis.
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"The integrity of our elections is at stake," Nadler said.
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Our future is at stake, let that be their investment.
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What is at stake as Congress considers the E.P.A. budget?
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But what is really at stake are even larger issues.
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This time all native nations know what is at stake.
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The future of our children and grandchildren is at stake.
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The dignity and right of each voter is at stake.
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The companies' business objectives and credibility are also at stake.
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I think that is the most important issue at stake.
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Too much is at stake for the people we serve.
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There are 22019 delegates at stake at Saturday's state convention.
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Read Harper's preview of the trial and what's at stake.
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Much is at stake before and election days: On Nov.
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"Our very livelihoods are at stake here," De Oro says.
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"Everybody realizes that's what is at stake," said Tennessee Gov.
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Why does our education system have so much at stake?
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What's at stake is more important than institutions and ideologies.
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There is much at stake for them in our looking.
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This is what's at stake with the vote on Thursday.
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The destiny of their children and grandchildren is at stake.
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For both Kalanick and Musk, there's a lot at stake.
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What's at stake here is his $120 million severance package.
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What is at stake within the content of the poem?
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The whole idea of the Olympics might be at stake.
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They should bear that in mind — lives are at stake.
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What if our livelihoods were at stake — or our lives?
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At stake is the health and wellbeing of every American.
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The issue at stake here isn't the FDA's approval process.
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That's the issue at stake in Carpenter's Supreme Court case.
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Taint teams should never be used in the context of the Fourth or Sixth Amendments because the privacy and confidentiality at stake there is very different than those at stake under the Fifth Amendment.
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ET. 2016 contest winners: Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary and Donald Trump won the Republican primary North Dakota Democratic delegates at stake: 14 Republican delegates at stake: 29 Polls open at 12 p.m.
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But now that we are here, lives are at stake, and they are at stake in a way that is even more acute because you don't have a federal government anymore to protect us.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 49 Democratic delegates at stake: 95 plus 14 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: The establishment types rule the north, and social conservatives dominate the south and the west.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Here's what you need to know: Alabama Democratic delegates at stake: 52 Republican delegates at stake: 50 Polls open at 7 and 8 a.m.
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That's what's at stake when it comes to Trump and Russia.
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"Half a trillion dollars of trade is at stake," she said.
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An awful lot more than 50 pence is at stake here.
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"There is a lot at stake here," Chugh said by email.
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Here's a quick guide to getting oriented: What's at stake here?
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Rather than speculate, it's better to understand what is at stake.
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The survivability of more than a billion people is at stake.
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Obviously you know what's at stake – you lose, you go home.
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Of the national delegates at stake, Clinton won 29; Sanders, 21.
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So eliminating beef is neither the goal nor realistically at stake.
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And, as you mentioned, the culture of life is at stake.
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But, there&aposre so many issues at stake, marijuana, technology, immigration.
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MCCAUL: I would argue that this is national security at stake.
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But I cannot remain silent when so much is at stake.
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So what is at stake for America in the Brexit referendum?
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At stake are billions in payments to insurers with sicker customers.
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No, there's too much at stake with the Trump-Kim summit.
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Up to one million dollars worth of burritos are at stake.
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Anger may also help clarify exactly what's at stake for Democrats.
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There&aposs a lot at stake here for these talking heads.
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But there's more at stake than glory and a few grand.
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Because everyone is scared, there's just too much money at stake.
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In the meantime, our culture, heritage and identity are at stake.
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We know what's at stake and we're going to be ready.
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Combined, New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland put 531 delegates at stake.
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"They feel like their future is at stake now," Gomez says.
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But it's also challenging given what's at stake for the company.
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The fate of France is not all that is at stake.
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In other words, there is a lot of money at stake.
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Paul Krugman So what's really at stake in this year's election?
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Lives are literally at stake, and her speech carried that weight.
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Here are four questions about the convention process: What's at stake?
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"There's so much at stake, you have to vote," he says.
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" "You have to trust the people whose lives are at stake.
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There were much bigger amounts of money at stake, after all.
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Reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, workers' rights, and more are at stake.
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When people are in fantasy leagues, there's always something at stake.
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But there is an exception when national security is at stake.
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It's a major primary, with a whooping 5433 delegates at stake.
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"Because it truly, it truly is at stake in this election."
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They're both right, but there's obviously a lot more at stake.
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There is a lot more at stake in Idaho than Obamacare.
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There is a lot at stake in the upcoming midterm elections.
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But there is more at stake in it than the bird.
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But once again, Ukraine's viability as a state is at stake.
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At stake is one of the world's fastest growing internet markets.
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Put simply: online free speech, innovation, and creativity are at stake.
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There is more than Mr Biden's dignity at stake in this.
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Most importantly, ladies, your mental health is at stake here too.
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And Mueller is even more expensive, because there's more at stake.
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But perhaps the debate succeeded in showcasing what was at stake.
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Chow, there is much more at stake than fame and fortune.
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At stake was a place in the Olympic women's football final.
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Here's how Startup Battlefield Latin America works and what's at stake.
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There are so many other worthwhile issues at stake right now.
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There is a lot at stake if you get it wrong.
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Here's a quick guide to what's at stake in every state.
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At stake for Hollande is a second crack at the presidency.
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At stake is nothing less than the Republican agenda in Congress.
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Offshore oil drilling provokes similar emotions, but there's more at stake.
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"We know what's at stake," Pacers swingman C.J. Miles told reporters.
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Not with the retirement savings of millions of Americans at stake.
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Meanwhile, the futures of thousands of people might be at stake.
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John Kasich, who have a lot at stake in New Hampshire.
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"Obviously, there is a lot at stake here," Mr. Camp said.
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At stake are hundreds of millions of pounds in tax revenue.
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All the progress we've made is at stake in this election.
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The insurance payout at stake is $4 million in the movie.
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Fifty-nine delegates are at stake in Michigan's Republican primary race.
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With so much money at stake, they'd be nuts not to.
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CORRECTION: There are 595 Republican delegates at stake on Super Tuesday.
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The three states have a total of 109 delegates at stake.
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So much at stake, why not make sure consensus still there?
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At stake is no less than the credibility of our democracy.
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Much more is at stake here than the harassment of doctors.
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Below explains what is at stake: HOW DID SPAIN GET HERE?
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Hard to overstate how much is at stake in GOP race.
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The entire company — indeed, Musk's entire electrified dream — is at stake.
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So what's at stake when in a rematch for a title?
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In regards to refugees, what's at stake for the G7 Summit?
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With my kidnapping, there was more at stake than just money.
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Truth in our government and our democracy is what's at stake.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said Europe's credibility was at stake.
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There is too much at stake for partisan games and gridlock.
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All this showed was that there was something great at stake.
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No. We must question what is at stake in these cases.
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Once again, the interests of a Conservative government were at stake.
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And what is at stake is the future of our nation.
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That is what is at stake with the president's latest plan.
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Some suspect there may be more than national interests at stake.
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And with billions of consumer dollars at stake, why wouldn't they?
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Money has not always been the only thing at stake, however.
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What's at stake here is the nature of our evolved psychology.
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Every state in our country has exports and jobs at stake.
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Rick Scott, which is the race with the most at stake.
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We need an actual leader—our Nation's future is at stake.
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In the meantime, there is an issue of principle at stake.
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"We can't forget what's at stake in Afghanistan," Mr. Obama said.
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Too much is at stake for this report to be dismissed.
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But there is far more at stake than what Wheeler described.
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"Everything that has made America America is at stake," Biden said.
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What's really at stake is our humanity and all sentient life.
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Chris Collins spoke plainly about what he believed was at stake.
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"Any issue you care about — anything — is at stake," she began.
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There's too much at stake for the company to stand still.
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What was at stake was not the convict's fate but ours.
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Our future and the future of our country is at stake.
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Too much is at stake for my country and my children.
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At stake is political stability in the world's largest oil producer.
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At stake are the security interests of America and our allies.
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At stake is huge political influence, on a resource-rich continent.
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So identity, rather than ethics, is what is at stake here.
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What to watch and what&aposs at stake, after the break.
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But Clinton and the Democrats have something much bigger at stake.
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Which states are voting and how many delegates are at stake.
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The world will be closely paying attention; much is at stake.
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Clinton campaigned Monday in Virginia, where 110 delegates were at stake.
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Automakers have a lot at stake in preserving the status quo.
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Second, there is a fundamental difference in the issues at stake.
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Nothing less than the survival of our democracy is at stake.
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Tom Coburn (R-Okla.): First principles at stake in Kavanaugh fight.
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"The integrity of our process is at stake," the email said.
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What's at stake here is not a person's intrinsic worth, right?
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" They "understand what's at stake" and "want to do the work.
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Did you feel like there was more at stake this year?
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The couple recognized that important free-speech values were at stake.
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"Fundamental values are at stake in this election," Mr. Obama said.
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Even the kids seemed to understand what was at stake. Democracy.
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At stake was nothing less than all three branches of government.
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This immediately raises the question: Do voters understand what's at stake?
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Mr. Gantz says the integrity of Israeli democracy is at stake.
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There is a lot of money at stake for wealthy couples.
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But there's a lot more at stake here than toilet paper.
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"This is my life at stake," she recalled in an interview.
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Here's what's at stake, and what to expect in oral arguments.
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Florida is the biggest prize Tuesday, with 2202 delegates at stake.
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How does he help his audience understand the issues at stake?
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Both sides argue that religious freedom itself could be at stake.
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And there are 229 delegates at stake in California and Indiana.
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Let's remember what's at stake with the weakening of the ESA.
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Here are the main issues at stake for Canada and Mexico.
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But he also had a lot at stake in China's future.
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Some of its status as a design innovator is at stake.
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Reputation and credibility of Supreme Court at stake with upcoming vote.
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There can be no half-measures when democracy is at stake.
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The fate of the special counsel's Russia investigation seemed at stake.
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Here's a look at the voting process and what's at stake.
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Explore what's at stake and what you can do about it.
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If UEFA loses, the integrity of its rules is at stake.
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Is there something tangible at stake, like food or a toy?
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Among them is Michigan, which has 125 pledged delegates at stake.
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Nothing less than the integrity of the institution is at stake.
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Texas, with 228 delegates at stake, was the other big prize.
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Less is at stake; the referendum results will not be binding.
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Can you just give us an overview of what's at stake?
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And it's no wonder why, with so much money at stake.
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Pundits say the nation's "essence" and "soul" are now at stake.
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It's simple: There are a whole lot of delegates at stake.
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And here's a reminder of what's at stake in Pakistan's election.
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People needed to know what was at stake for women here.
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"The international regime against nuclear proliferation is at stake," he added.
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In other words, the credibility of the prize is at stake.
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Start here to understand what's at stake in the major races.
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At stake are also $144 billion of Japanese exports to China.
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Too much is at stake, and too much more lies ahead.
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There&aposs a lot of money at stake in this battle.
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The basic functioning of the health-care system is at stake.
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In Nebraska alone, around $50 million in crops is at stake.
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At stake is the ride-booking service's often aggressive worldwide expansion.
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"Everything" is at stake in the coming midterm elections, Biden added.
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At stake is about $4 million a year in Medicaid funding.
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The well-being of millions of children is increasingly at stake.
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The scale of the losses at stake for Obamacare is staggering.
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"The integrity of the House is at stake," she wrote. Rep.
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Nothing less than the economic future of Houston is at stake.
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Here is a look at some of the issues at stake.
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Here's a closer look at what's at stake in each race.
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California 50th district primary results: What's at stake in the primary?
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For Disney, there was more at stake than a hit show.
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She recognized that the moral issue of equality was at stake.
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This, too, is what is at stake in the billionaire referendum.
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"What's at stake for me today is democracy itself," she said.
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Some critics go further, arguing that a principle is at stake.
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"Obviously, there is a lot at stake here," Mr. Camp said.
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The Constitution and our oaths to protect it are at stake.
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Millions of Americans' access to decent health care is at stake.
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The health of an entire generation of kids is at stake.
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Much is at stake for the countries remaining in the bloc.
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"Everything that has made America America is at stake," Biden says.
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That leadership is essential when our national interests are at stake.
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Let's make it clear what is at stake by the delay.
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When Soper returns to Aristotle for " Rhetoric ," more is at stake.
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For the season, a $6 million prize pool is at stake.
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At stake is a piece of a booming $100 billion market.
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The health and lives of millions of women are at stake.
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Plus, there is a lot more at stake than just tariffs.
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There's more at stake here than simply achieving some tidiness threshold.
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There is too much is at stake to get this wrong.
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Supporters said the reliability of the electric grid was at stake.
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That is what's at stake when we allow the apartheid comparison.
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But it seems as if there's less at stake for sellers.
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The same is now at stake for you as public servants.
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"It's true that there are some markets at stake," Cramer admitted.
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Here are highlights of what the authors say is at stake.
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At stake is the fate of their country's economy, Europe's largest.
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"Can't Blink...Too Much At Stake..." Trump is depicted as thinking.
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Go deeper: What's at stake as DACA reaches the Supreme Court
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Our nation's security, productivity and way of life are at stake.
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With so much at stake, currency market moves were extremely tight.
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Nothing less is at stake than America as we know it.
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There's very little at stake here, but plenty to laugh about.
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Lives are at stake, characters hide things, and doom is inevitable.
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But for investors with large sums at stake, that's no consolation.
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At stake is the election between Harris and Democrat Dan McCready.
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At stake, he said, is the validity of the new law.
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They hear from those who have billions of dollars at stake.
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The Christmas plans of at least 5,000 children were at stake.
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Here's what's at stake when their two-day meeting begins Wednesday.
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And above all else, that's what's at stake in this election.
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In the five Northeastern states, 118 delegates will be at stake.
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But what's at stake with the recent upsurge of private museums?
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While this may seem trivial, there is a lot at stake.
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All three countries have a lot at stake in the negotiations.
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But these concerns still fail to articulate exactly what's at stake.
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In one sense, there wasn't much at stake in Tuesday's election.
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But this was different, because it was people's lives at stake.
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So, I think the president understands clearly what&aposs at stake this November, and I think he wants to make sure that the American people and his supporters understand the binary choice that&aposs at stake.
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Here's a quick guide to the results so far: Republican delegates at stake: 28 (15 awarded by congressional district and 13 awarded statewide) Democratic delegates at stake: 193, awarded proportionally, as always The polls predict: Clinton wins.
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"Much is at stake for both nations," the Texas firm's report said.
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" 'Credible fear' The issue at stake is what's known as "credible fear.
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There&aposs much more at stake here than simply cars and tariffs.
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Georgia, with 105 delegates at stake, will hold its primary March 24.
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TRUMP: The establishment has trillions of dollars at stake in this election.
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A total of 384 pledged delegates were at stake in Tuesday's primaries.
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The Venezuelan conflict may seem complicated, but what's at stake is simple.
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Too much is at stake for America to not take a stand.
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What is at stake with evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats -- after this.
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Because it's the goddamned Omnicom account at stake, Claire and Simon agree.
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At stake is a fast-growing market for gadgets with virtual assistants.
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"What is at stake is the very future of the European Union."
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Nobody would dress up if there wasn't borough-wide glory at stake.
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Take a beat, there's much more happening and at stake right now.
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It&aposs not just a Supreme Court vote that&aposs at stake.
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VICE News traveled to Mindanao, Philippines to understand what is at stake.
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At stake is a dominant position within a fast-growing online market.
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We&aposll examine the constitutional issues at stake when we come back.
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More than Israeli sensitivities, or paranoia, are at stake here these days.
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More importantly, perhaps, the reputations of Facebook and Zuckerberg are at stake.
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It's not just the future of the planet that's at stake here.
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" Ames said it's "frightening to put families' lives at stake over materials.
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Mr Kavanaugh's reputation is at stake, but so is the Supreme Court's.
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To Mr. Zou, that generational divide mirrored the political tensions at stake.
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Images like Lampcov's help keep the focus on just what's at stake.
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"It feels like something very large is tangibly at stake," she said.
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Will people come out to vote because they know what's at stake?
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It is true that Europe's carmakers have more at stake than America's.
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Industry groups are warning that thousands of jobs could be at stake.
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Yes they do, because the safety of Europe's streets is at stake.
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And there was much at stake for China's leadership, the academic added.
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Our deputy editor Edward Carr explains what's at stake for the country.
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If they are really tiny, their very survival may be at stake.
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And with 247 delegates at stake, the stakes are higher than ever.
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Our nation's core is at stake and that is worth fighting for.
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"In that respect, the identity of the Berlinale is not at stake."
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It hits too close to home, and there's too much at stake.
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After all, not only Webster's life but Harvard's reputation was at stake.
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But there's more at stake here than just party control, Daley argues.
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SEE YOU IN COURT, THE SECURITY OF OUR NATION IS AT STAKE!
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Now, it wasn't just his reputation at stake — his job was, too.
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A combined total of 48 delegates are at stake in the contests.
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I am mad as hell because my people's lives are at stake.
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As Jews, their lives were at stake and they resolved to escape.
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For TV purposes, it's a single night, with everything at stake. 113.
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What's at stake, and what does it even mean to be sacred?
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But Russia sees its vital interests at stake in Mr Maduro's survival.
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This time, it isn't some small town at stake; it's the world.
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Sometimes a great deal of money and intellectual property is at stake.
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For Saudi Arabia, custodian of Islam's holiest places, much is at stake.
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Doug Jones: I think there is a lot at stake for Alabama.
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It may be years before it becomes clear what is at stake.
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Florida, with its 29 electoral votes at stake, was a key battleground.
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They feel that their country and its government's survival is at stake.
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That is because the safety of trans people is at stake, too.
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This is the principle at stake in the Rhodes statue test case.
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From where I stand, there's a lot at stake with government dysfunction.
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Sometimes you have to get creative when your lunch is at stake.
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In a performance, without a dom present, Young has nothing at stake.
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But it isn't just the fate of The Slants that's at stake.
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At stake is control of Africa's top oil producer and biggest economy.
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This may seem trivial or obscure, but there's a lot at stake.
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But foreigners, from Mexico City to Moscow, appreciate what is at stake.
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But he said he had too much at stake to leave himself.
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"Our nation's core is at stake and that is worth fighting for."
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Family detention isn't safe, they said, and children's lives are at stake.
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The future of the Trump agenda will be at stake in November.
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A lot was at stake in the 2018 midterm election, including weed.
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But when people's lives are at stake, "pretty well" isn't good enough.
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Nothing less than the public's trust in government itself is at stake.
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Nasrallah said the main issue currently at stake was Lebanon's maritime borders.
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"There are strategic interests of the country at stake," said General Numbi.
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"The constitutional right to have an abortion is at stake," Berkley said.
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For Trump, it's not only rhetoric and votes that are at stake.
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But there is also much more at stake for women of color.
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With so much at stake, it is important to get this right.
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For some companies, especially traditional carmakers, their very survival is at stake.
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And obviously you have around $7 billion of paper value at stake.
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With all that at stake, why is limiting screen time so hard?
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Nothing short of the nation's democratic tradition, he says, is at stake.
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Your electricity bill and the nation's carbon emissions are also at stake.
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And it provides a grim reminder of the human lives at stake.
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First, a bit of background on what's at stake in this case.
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On Tuesday, that image -- along with Rubio's political career -- is at stake.
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Remarkable, really, when you think about a person's liberty being at stake.
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"There's a lot at stake in the courts right now," he said.
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There's too much at stake with the US presidential election this year.
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This time was different, because voters realised how much was at stake.
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At stake is the break-up pure and simple of the union.
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The dangers are too high, with millions of lives literally at stake.
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It reminds you what is at stake for women everywhere right now.
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This is exactly what is at stake with the TAVR heart valve.
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"There's too much at stake to sit on the sidelines," Obama said.
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Japan and China also have a lot at stake in these negotiations.
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All senators must consider what is at stake before casting their vote.
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It's the fraction that comes from Title X that is at stake.
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You could even say the stability of the country is at stake.
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But she expressed hope that lawmakers would recognize the issues at stake.
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My pride was at stake and anyway, it seems to have worked.
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The future and well-being of our young people are at stake.
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder tells us what's at stake: http://bit.ly/2900Y220006bspD.
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Board members, with a stock issue at stake, are no less fretful.
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The trade talks have dragged on over the complicated issues at stake.
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Britain and Spain are reflecting those dangers and showing what's at stake.
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After all, they have more at stake and the most to lose.
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The young have rights at stake here that are unique and existential.
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When there's a lot at stake, performance anxiety tends to kick in.
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LexShares, meanwhile, looks at cases with as little as $100,000 at stake.
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But the show also highlights what's at stake in personal bankruptcy proceedings.
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This is mainly because the amount of money at stake is enormous.
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More is at stake than whether Algeria pivots north, east or inward.
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"The reputation of Nepal and Nepal's tourism is at stake," he added.
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Michigan has 85033 delegates at stake on Tuesday on the Democratic side.
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Advocates of fuller corporate disclosure say the sums at stake are vast.
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The Hill's Naomi Jagoda tells us what's at stake: http://bit.ly/29u704C.
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There is still much at stake, though, and not just for Douglas.
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That move would place the credibility of two American institutions at stake.
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Neither are those the only two constituencies with meaningful interests at stake.
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At stake are not only women's lives and rights, but peace itself.
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With all that's at stake, America cannot take a gamble on him.
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"People's lives are at stake, but it's still a business," Fox said.
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More than our survival as an industry, our appropriateness is at stake.
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What's at stake is the future of American agriculture — and our country.
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At stake is the very future of Los Angeles public school system.
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"What's at stake with this alliance is to restore hope," Bayrou said.
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There's big money at stake, and these powerful forces won't be deterred.
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There is a lot at stake when this much stuff is late.
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At stake isn't simply market competition, but the very notion of freedom.
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For there is a far broader and deeper issue at stake here.
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"There is much at stake in terms of public trust," O'Reilly wrote.
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Coverage at stake: Maternity care, prescription drugs, mental health treatment, and hospitalization.
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There are 165 delegates at stake for Republicans and 405 for Democrats.
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Also at stake is the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's travel ban.
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At stake in the national midterms is President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
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"There's too much at stake to sit on the sidelines," Obama said.
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The apology is most likely due to how much is at stake.
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But there's a lot at stake when the risk is unintended pregnancy.
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What made him go to this duel and put everything at stake?
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What do you think is at stake for women in this election?
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Exactly. Democracy is slow, but there is a lot at stake here.
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With so much at stake, Congress should roundly reject the President's plan.
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There's too much at stake now to pretend that everything is okay.
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In the Democratic race, 247 pledged delegates are at stake, awarded proportionally.
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"There is a lot at stake," said longtime Democratic consultant Bob Shrum.
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At its worst, nothing is at stake — the characters are breezy ciphers.
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What's at stake here is far more important than the bottom line.
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What's at stake is much more than a single Supreme Court seat.
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Hackers follow the money, and there is lots of it at stake.
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It's hardly the most cosmic issue at stake in the 2020 election.
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Here's what is at stake, and why ending the term limit matters.
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It's not just the future of the environment that's at stake here.
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But the big picture is that there's a whole lot at stake.
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On the other hand, the health insurance of millions is at stake.
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At stake is the future of the nation's veterans health care system.
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After all, what is at stake is the very ability to eat.
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There's something more fundamental at stake here beyond such million-dollar distinctions.
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But the issues at stake are about national liberation, justice and equality.
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It said the EU's Schengen passport-free travel zone was at stake.
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"What's at stake here is the prerogative of legislative oversight," he said.
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As orders flooded in, Boeing executives knew well what was at stake.
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Intel, largely by virtue of its success, has the most at stake.
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Here's our guide to how the elections work and what's at stake.
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Too many lives are at stake for it to become the biggest.
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And that is precisely the reason why lives are presently at stake.
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Too many jobs and livelihoods are at stake to get this wrong.
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Something similar is at stake in the decreasing size of the family.
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The stability of Europe, torn over diversity, is once again at stake.
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But at stake was much more than simply a denial of utility.
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"There's a lot at stake here for Saint-Barthélémy," Mr. Lindauer said.
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But there is more at stake than the future of one agency.
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At stake was not just the nation's soul but mine as well.
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At stake is what amounts to a blip in the city budget.
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The credibility of the enforcement of the GDPR is at stake here.
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The Hill's Harper Neidig tells us more about what's at stake here.
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NH: How many jobs ultimately though, do you think are at stake?
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"The essence of India is at stake like never before," said Kumar.
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In essence, with credit card fraud, it's the issuer's money at stake.
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"Considering everything that is at stake, a vote audit should be done."
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It's too hollow at a time where so much is at stake.
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But the group of 200 Googlers made clear more was at stake.
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But something, virtually sui generis, is at stake in the Menendez case.
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At stake is the "loss of a generation of talent," she said.
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There is much more at stake in this earnings season than usual.
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It's not only our health but our economy that is at stake.
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Before you do anything, ask yourself, 'What's at stake besides my ego?
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He's got to win in Indiana, where 6900 delegates are at stake.
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At stake: how opera can reach new audiences without antagonizing old ones.
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There is a lot at stake for supporters of the spinoff plan.
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Our video traces his past statements and breaks down what's at stake.
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Texas 28th district Democratic primary results: What's at stake in the primary?
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When American democracy is at stake, nothing can be left to chance.
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Also at stake are oil exploration plans from companies like Exxon Mobil.
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" What was at stake was the potential destruction of the area's "character.
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Unfortunately, the company's rhetoric belies a fundamental misunderstanding of what's at stake.
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The players and the owners both got billions of dollars at stake.
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At stake is a $4.2 billion opportunity, according to research firm Redseer.
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But if a woman is crippled, it's her destiny that's at stake.
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Work like your job's at stake this summer and don't look back.
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Let's hope that reason and justice prevail, given everything that's at stake.
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That state has more than 400 delegates at stake on March 3.
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For some companies, especially traditional carmakers, their very survival is at stake.
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"What's at stake can't be viewed just from that perspective," he said.
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"What&aposs at stake is the future of the cloud," he said.
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Democracy — and the people fighting for it in Syria — is at stake.
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Here's what's at stake: WHAT DOES MACRON'S PENSION REFORM AIM TO DO?
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In some races there were of course local issues at stake; 13.
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Gerard's explains his ability to perform even with so much at stake.
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At stake is the future of what it means to be human.
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In reality, though, this action pointed up exactly what was at stake.
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But that one collision illustrated what's at stake when satellites get close.
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At stake are the city councils and mayoral spots across the country.
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This time, the health of millions of families may be at stake.
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And that's why I want everybody to understand what's at stake here.
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The life and lungs of so many young people are at stake.
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A charm offensive versus a propaganda drive, with nuclear ambitions at stake.
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Remember to further emphasize the end goals and core values at stake.
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U.S. economic security as well as U.S. national security are at stake.
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A lot more is at stake in January than just local politics.
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"We have a lot at stake right now," said goalie Brian Elliott.
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Down to the wire was the rule with many championships at stake.
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Go deeper: What's at stake as the Supreme Court takes up immigration
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Grant money is at stake, along with the issuance of new rules.
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At stake is the rule of law, Professor Koh told Retro Report.
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Many people believe the very integrity of international sports is at stake.
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The health of humanity — not just your sperm count — is at stake.
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That's what is at stake in the midterm elections — so vote accordingly.
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You can get injured, but your life is not really at stake.
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There's too much at stake not to raise your voice right now.
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The questions at stake, however, are now much bigger than one subcommittee.
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Too much is at stake for the West to sit idly by.
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When an industry struggles, thousands of people&aposs livelihoods are at stake.
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Both the security and the prosperity of the nation are at stake.
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Bach may just do it because his organization's future is at stake.
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Early estimates suggest that trillions of dollars may ultimately be at stake.
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But the fate of humanity is at stake here, for Pete's sake.
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" Both sides are likely to lose, he said, but China stands to lose more "since the U.S. domestic political order is not at stake in the same way as the Chinese Communist Party rule may be at stake.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 43 Democratic delegates at stake: 49 plus 4 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: This bright-red, socially conservative state will be a battle between Ted Cruz -- the Texas neighbor -- and Donald Trump.
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But the debate over confirmation offers an important opportunity to focus Congress and the American people on what is at stake with a rightward shift in power on the Court — and, in turn, what's at stake in coming elections.
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However, these people will vote only if they feel something is at stake.
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Despite the sums at stake, executing the crimes can be easy, prosecutors say.
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Here is the bottom line tonight: America&aposs safety is at stake tonight.
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People&aposs lives are at stake when you do this kind of thing.
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Here's what's at stake, and why the two countries still need each other.
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At this point, I feel like there's so much at stake in America.
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But McCants might have more at stake than anyone else on the floor.
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The dollars at stake for these centres do not go towards funding abortions.
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It's real life: real jobs on the line, [a] real economy at stake.
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The 'next time' has arrived, with a grand slam crown now at stake.
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At stake is the future of the market economy as we know it.
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But too much is at stake for countries to hoard data, he said.
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At stake is much more than a few app crashes or bug reports.
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After all, there's a lot more at stake than a ransomwared smart thermostat.
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Because nothing less than the success of the American experiment is at stake.
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With so little at stake, the election had the air of a fair.
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But it is not at all clear how much money is at stake.
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You can't sleep when there are reality show plotlines at stake, I suppose.
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I am not entirely clear what's at stake if we skip the Oscars.
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There are also billions of dollars at stake in smart speaker hardware sales.
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But a principle is at stake, he insists, as is his very essence.
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The soul of Britain's Conservative Party — and the country itself — is at stake.
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Honestly (and ashamedly), I don't really know what's at stake in this election.
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He was likely to capture all 50 delegates at stake in the state.
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But crucial issues of trans rights are also at stake in her race.
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Mr Trump, by contrast, gives no sign of understanding what is at stake.
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Here's what you need to know about his agenda and what's at stake.
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And more lives are at stake if we don't address climate change quickly.
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It's not just personal information at stake, and businesses need to be alert.
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But it was not just GDP losses at stake, according to the report.
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And there's a lot of money at stake for plenty of powerful interests.
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The only thing at stake is his presidency and how long he stays.
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There is also enough at stake to keep European countries in the agreement.
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Still, with cash and credibility at stake, unscrupulous players will game the system.
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I truly believe they know that their future is at stake with this.
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But being busy isn't the whole story when creative masterpieces are at stake.
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In this election, there are many more important things at stake than typeface.
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Now for millions of people, access to health care is now at stake.
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Below is a brief primer on some of the central issues at stake.
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But it is also because of a misunderstanding of what is at stake.
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We love to know what was at stake for people blessed with talent.
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Considering HTC's financial situation, there's a lot at stake with the Exodus phone.
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There is too much at stake – including, most of all, the Supreme Court.
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In my life, the improbability of my journey reminds me what's at stake.
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"We're in for a fight, and there is much at stake," said Sen.
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What is at stake is no longer a cell, but an organism—ourselves.
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At stake was the tight and acrimonious U.S. Senate race between Republican Gov.
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There's a lot at stake if we do not achieve inclusive global growth.
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Wiener read Mein Kampf in 1925 and immediately saw what was at stake.
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At stake is freedom of religion, small business rights, and anti-discrimination laws.
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Nothing less than the impartiality of the US intelligence community is at stake.
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Everything that happened before today is meaningless relative to what's now at stake.
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When your reputation is at stake, you tend to produce more quality work.
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Depends on how you define "easily"—and how much money is at stake.
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At stake is the future of Opel's Eisenach plant, which employs 1,800 workers.
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What's at stake For Bush, the quest to win South Carolina is personal.
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A total of 29 pledged delegates were at stake in Tuesday evening's contest.
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US commitment to NATO But there's more than Trump's political hide at stake.
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"What is at stake is really the state of humanity," Ceballos told CNN.
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At stake are 595 delegates for the Republicans and 865 for the Democrats.
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It's no exaggeration that the lives of millions of Syrians are at stake.
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There just wasn't enough at stake Captain Marvel hits theaters on March 8.
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It's not only France's future that's at stake, but possibly the European Union's.
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There's a lot at stake when Zuckerberg shows up to work every day.
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And there's potentially millions, if not billions, at stake for the entire state.
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At stake are about 4,300 jobs and the future of steelmaking in Britain.
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At the same time, the show doesn't immediately make clear what's at stake.
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There is too much at stake to let this moment pass us by.
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So I think we need to look at … what is at stake here.
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Reputations are at stake, along with innocent hearts and large sums of money.
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It will award 155 delegates — the second most at stake in the country.
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There is too much at stake for both China and the United States.
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Among the big Wall Street banks, Citigroup may have the most at stake.
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On Friday, with their season once more at stake, the Heat delivered again.
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The health of future generations, and our nation's fiscal health is at stake.
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The outlook changes, however, when a commercial or infrastructure scheme is at stake.
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Because so much is at stake, what began in Kure Beach has spread.
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But with Montes's case, the fundamental integrity of Trump's DHS is at stake.
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The Hill's Vicki Needham and Niv Elis tell us what's at stake here.
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And no less than our full potential as a nation is at stake.
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Despite my generation's best efforts, we have failed to convey what's at stake.
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See and hear for yourself what's at stake for people, animals and environments.
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But there is -- according to the senator himself -- something larger at stake here.
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Accepting it puts not just your professional but your personal reputation at stake.
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Billions of dollars are at stake, and each side has claimed some victories.
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"The constitutional underpinnings of the republic are at stake," said New York Rep.
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Texas will award 155 delegates — the second-most at stake in the country.
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With so much at stake, Mr. Iger deeply involved himself in the preparations.
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At stake is not just one woman's comfort but also everything she represents.
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These are just a few of the issues at stake in this election.
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At stake here is more than just the fate of a valuable company.
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There is real money at stake for higher education institutions and surrounding communities.
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There is lot at stake for this nation, its people, and our destiny.
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"We knew what was at stake," Harden said during a TNT postgame interview.
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Last night, he needed to win 2900 delegates out of 220006 at stake.
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The Knicks and the Nets, of course, are playing with nothing at stake.
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We are at a pivotal time and the world's future is at stake.
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You can see that no state has more at stake than Florida does.
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I will also stand my ground wherever matters of principles are at stake.
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Many have noted that there is more at stake here than national pride.
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The balance of power among America, Europe, and Russia was also at stake.
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Tara Raghuveer, a housing rights advocate and writer, told VICE what's at stake.
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Who voted: Republicans and Democrats Republican delegates at stake: 40 delegates, awarded proportionally.
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Lives are at stake: loss of coverage associated with thousands of preventable deaths.
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It is ultimately the fate of coming generations that is most at stake.
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Nothing less than the fate of our health care system...[is] at stake.
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Also not new are the trillions of dollars in oil money at stake.
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"It is not the amount of money that is at stake," he said.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake according to U.S. Treasury documents.
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Nothing less than the health of our children and communities is at stake.
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The President's got a lot at stake in Russia vis a vis China.
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Yet, livelihoods are at stake on the other side of the Channel, too.
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It's also a big part of what's at stake in this year's midterms.
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Where fundamental justice is at stake, the movement is right not to bend.
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"On court and behind the scenes," Duvall said, "there's a lot at stake."
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She resolved to stay close to home; her very existence was at stake.
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There's too much money at stake for leagues not to figure this out.
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The amount of funding at stake, $4 million, is tiny by government standards.
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Nothing else really matters when your day-to-day survival is at stake.
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It was more than a radical fringe at stake, I would tell them.
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In Liverpool, Manchester and Istanbul, though, there is next to nothing at stake.
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When only political careers are at stake, politics suffers, and plays do too.
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At stake are vast sums of money and the spectacle is undeniably captivating.
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"The credibility of what we actually believe about the gospel is at stake."
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The Daily: In today's episode, a Times political reporter discusses what's at stake.
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The world can't blow resources on pipe dreams when survival is at stake.
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At stake are billions of dollars in potential costs for the two companies.
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Here's a quick primer on what's at stake for Twitter, Facebook and Google.
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At stake: whether the Republicans' already-slim majority shrinks to just one seat.
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Other than Britain itself, no country has as much at stake as Ireland.
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What is at stake is the E.U.'s capacity to mount collective action.
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American jobs, American innovation and long-term American economic prosperity are at stake.
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In fact, the two studies suggest, what's at stake is an individual's future.
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If you have any nonrefundable expenses at stake, insurance is a good idea.
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With so much at stake, why not go all the way with replay?
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It supplies contest purses, including the $23,200 at stake during last month's nationals.
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The four states, which have 577 delegates at stake, appear to favor Biden.
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Privacy is not an absolute right when the public interest is at stake.
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Even molesting teenagers can be overlooked because our group's survival is at stake.
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In addition to the science, a bit of national pride is at stake.
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Candidates are competing for about a third of the overall delegates at stake.
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Washington, with 89 delegates at stake, has the second-largest haul, behind Michigan.
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There is some evidence that Mr. López Obrador knows what is at stake.
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It serves as a reminder of what is at stake if we stop.
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It's not math versus democracy; it's math versus math, with democracy at stake.
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Other major issues, including women's rights and civil liberties, are also at stake.
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But class struggle isn't really at stake any more than gender equality is.
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About one-third of the pledged delegates are at stake on Super Tuesday.
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Aside from the constitutional question, the practicalities of the investigation are at stake.
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Yet when vital interests are at stake, states rarely seem to give ground.
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Mr Trump's pride is at stake — as is the direction of his presidency.
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Also at stake is whether we will pursue pro-growth or redistributionist policies.
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Much is also at stake for Le Pen and her deputy Florian Philippot.
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At stake was the public's right to feed birds and other park wildlife.
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America should make clear that the survival of nations must be at stake.
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With so much at stake, Mr. Pruitt's confirmation hearings promise to be heated.
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From lobstermen in Maine to fishermen in North Carolina, livelihoods are at stake.
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Every day I think about how much is at stake for this country.
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At stake is a large campaign war chest for next year's local elections.
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A lucrative business is at stake, but the league is pushing back anyway.
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Hundreds of billions of dollars, and decades of work, likely are at stake.
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REPUBLICAN DELEGATES AT STAKE TODAY: Florida: All 99 delegates awarded to the winner.
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Pat McCrory — with more than $800 million in federal education dollars at stake.
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So much is at stake, especially if your employer is a big one.
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What is at stake is the homeland, and there is a huge conspiracy.
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Some fear the future of the Paris agreement itself could be at stake.
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Californians head to the polls on June 7, with 172 delegates at stake.
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What's at stake is nothing less than the legitimacy of our representative democracy.
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So just how much is really at stake and who should give in?
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I have so much at stake in Iran, I don't have a choice.
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At higher professional levels, there's more at stake and ghosting is less common.
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But petty politicking has no place where fundamental human rights are at stake.
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Clay Higgins, warned the republic was at stake, perhaps by threat of socialism.
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But the findings highlight what is at stake with critical election systems online.
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" At stake, he said, is "our democracy, our sovereignty and our national independence.
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We fear that too much is at stake to be silent any longer.
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The confirmation process showed exactly what's at stake for Democrats in the midterms.
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The residents of the castle fight back because their humanity is at stake.
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This is about making sure the American people know what is at stake.
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My generation and those that follow have much at stake in this battle.
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That is why so much is at stake at the October 1 conference.
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"When it comes to toxic behavior, a lot is at stake," Engle says.
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At stake is information that congressional Democrats heretofore have told us is vital.
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We want American Jewish voters to understand what's at stake in November 2020.
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On Super Tuesday, roughly 40 percent of all delegates will be at stake.
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The Washington, D.C., primary is a week later, with 26 delegates at stake.
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What's at stake is more than an institution's connectivity, financial assets or data.
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At stake could be deals worth well more than a quarter-trillion dollars.
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Here's what's at stake for Pakistan, an important — if increasingly antagonistic — U.S. ally.
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At stake, says France's Emmanuel Macron, is the survival of the European project.
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The looks on their faces convey the emotional intensity of what's at stake.
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What's at stake: Disney wants to bolster its defenses against Netflix and Amazon.
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At stake was the soul of the city, or so some smokers insisted.
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At stake: A Democratic-backed campaign spending bill that Republicans had been filibustering.
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At stake are scheduled U.S. tariff increase on $200 billion in Chinese imports.
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That's significant, at the time we're living in and with what's at stake.
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But given the money at stake, advertisers want to know what they're getting.
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It is indeed essential that more people understand the issues at stake here.
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When it comes to something like #MeToo, we have two issues at stake.
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We must consider who has more at stake if we are to lose.
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"What's at stake at this moment in Belgium is something big," he said.
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Lives are at stake, and America's dysfunctional relationship with codependence needs to stop.
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What's at stake: The future of race-based affirmative action in college admissions.
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ET Republican delegates at stake: 50 Democratic delegates at stake: 53 plus 7 superdelegates What to watch for the Republicans: Donald Trump will try to turn his stadiums full of supporters into a big win in this white, conservative, Evangelical state.
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Wyoming Republican delegates at stake: 29 in a later convention Democratic delegates at stake: None What to watch for the Republicans: Wyoming Republicans will be gathering to caucus, but they aren't assigning delegates to specific candidates based on Tuesday's contest.
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Who voted: Republicans and Democrats Republican delegates at stake: 2300 delegates, winner-take-all Democratic delegates at stake: 75 delegates, awarded proportionally Republican result: Donald Trump won decisively, with about 47 percent of the vote compared to Ted Cruz's 25 percent.
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Delegates at stake: 126 Democratic delegates, 51 Republican delegates Delegates at stake: 475 Democratic delegates, 172 Republican delegates The polls predict: Clinton held a strong lead in California all year, but in the past week Sanders has been closing in.
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Democratic delegates at stake: 156 (2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Missouri: Polls closed 8 pm Eastern (7 pm local time) Republican delegates at stake: 52 (1,237 to win nomination), awarded based on winners in congressional districts Democratic delegates at stake: 71 (2,383 to win nomination), awarded proportionally Republican outlook: The race is extremely tight with Donald Trump holding a very narrow lead and more ballots still being counted.
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When lots of money is at stake there is an incentive to "forum shop".
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In the end, it's just one seat in the House Democratic majority at stake.
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"The future of our generation is at stake," said one 16-year-old plaintiff.
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At stake for the U.S. firm is one of its most crucial foreign markets.
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No less than the future of your country, and your planet, is at stake.
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"It is not just our relationship with Europe that is at stake," she said.
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CNBC takes a look at what's at stake for Brazil ahead of the vote.
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I mean, he just took it, and now you understand what&aposs at stake.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Clean air and water that you use and breathe is at stake.
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Potentially at stake: free trade between the two countries, and Peru's already precarious economy.
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Still, funds earmarked expressly to address violence are not all that is at stake.
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And since political power is at stake, fights over redistricting are often quite intense.
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The issues at stake matter to him both personally and professionally, he told CNBC.
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At stake is the Netherlands' dominance in the global flower trade, which is slipping.
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Too much money and too many lives are potentially at stake to suggest otherwise.
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There's more at stake with building a flying vehicle than designing, say, a smartwatch.
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With this prize at stake, some teams begin to sabotage others, which inspires retaliations.
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There are plenty of forces at stake, and small differences can change the odds.
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How should we untangle the First Amendment rights at stake in this nightmare scenario?
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Y., SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE: What&aposs at stake is freedom for LGBTQ Americans.
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Trump earned the majority of the 172 delegates at stake, sweeping all five states.
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The reticence is understandable; there is a lot of money at stake, after all.
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The very survival of the rules-based international trading system would be at stake.
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A lot is at stake — and not just for the millions of birds involved.
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But for Cathedral high school, there's more at stake than preserving its Catholic identity.
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The spectacle only emphasizes how much is at stake for the college sports machine.
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At stake is the ethno-sectarian system America installed after its invasion in 2003.
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Don't miss the Startup Battlefield — our legendary pitch-off with $50,000 cash at stake.
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Does she dwell on what is at stake on Saturday or block it out?
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The question at stake seems nothing less than: can we buy a new future?
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The thing about a boycott is that there needs to be something at stake.
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But until today, we hadn't realized that people's lives might also be at stake.
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They remind me how much is at stake for our country and our state.
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A lot is at stake in a technology industry that's moving faster every year.
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Zverev had more at stake than the others, said Patrick McEnroe, an ESPN analyst.
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"It's important for Americans to remember what's at stake with this vacancy," she said.
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A total of 60 pledged delegates were at stake in the island primary contest.
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Haley Barbour of Mississippi said when asked what was at stake for Mr. Bush.
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Digital risks become a lot less abstract when real-world assets are at stake.
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With so much at stake, Donald Trump is simply too big of a risk.
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And those are the last things you want when people's lives are at stake.
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Is it a stretch to say Courage's death means Obama's legacy is at stake?
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But the future of UK politics — and the EU-UK relationship — remains at stake.
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Apple has sued Qualcomm for $25 billion, but billions more could be at stake.
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"He felt that his honor was at stake," his younger sister, Sharon Smallwood, says.
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I was completely free to do anything I wanted and had nothing at stake.
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Xu said no country would accept compulsory arbitration when core interests were at stake.
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After all, tariffs worth billions of dollars are at stake in the trade war.
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And it's just another example of what's at stake in taking away people's healthcare.
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Here's what's at stake: That's what the European agency behind the investigation has concluded.
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Jawbone vs Fitbit is equally vicious and petty, but with far less at stake.
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For this project, because it's low budget, there's not so much money at stake.
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At stake are Lytro's 59 patents related to light-field and digital imaging technologies.
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It is their money at stake, but their views and values are often ignored.
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"There are lives at stake and the problem gets worse literally every day," Rep.
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To understand what is at stake, consider the economic concentration almost endemic to Mexico.
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But if that were the only thing at stake, it'd only hurt your wallet.
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And what's at stake is not just the technological dominance of the United States.
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The company was at stake and Yahoo needed to make bet-the-company moves.
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U.S. OPEN Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth among U.S. Open favorites with $21969M at stake.
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"At stake in this fight is the survival of American democracy itself," he said.
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It can't afford to avoid this discussion when it has so much at stake.
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Because what's at stake now isn't so much the election as the Trump brand.
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"Lives are at stake in many instances, and leaks jeopardize those lives," he said.
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Nothing less than the long-term viability of social media giants is at stake.
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Kansas faces Oregon on Saturday, with a spot in the Final Four at stake.
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Japan's integrity is also at stake, pointed out Naomi Fink, CEO of Europacifica Consulting.
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"SEE YOU IN COURT, THE FUTURE OF OUR NATION IS AT STAKE!" he tweeted.
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So what's ultimately at stake in a CEO shake-up is the company's reputation.
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That there is so much at stake in supporting a feminism for all people.
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At stake is Ukraine's chance of moving past its history of post-Soviet misrule.
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If we abolish it, I'm afraid it would put the whole project at stake.
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A plan to change the name of oil firm Statoil could be at stake.
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At stake is not just the ecology of the region—it's the people, too.
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He suggests, not without reason, that American constitutionalism, capitalism, and globalism are at stake.
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"I believe the heart and soul of our country is at stake," Moore says.
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As he sat, looking attentive and relaxed, it was indeed his honour at stake.
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