For example, a Spirit battle against a fighter inhabited by the flying dragon pokémon Rayquaza had me battle against Smash Bros.
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You'll be able to battle against friends and nearby strangers using scannable battle codes, or battle against ultra friends and best friends from anywhere.
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Long Beach is not alone in its battle against temperature.
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The battle against ISIS is far from over, they say.
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Internally, Microsoft's teams also used to battle against each other.
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The gods of Asgard go to battle against the giants.
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So Mimenza launched his own battle against corruption and impunity.
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Sirte suffered extensive damage during the battle against Islamic State.
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The battle against venereal diseases knew no lines of propriety.
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In the battle against ignorance, the media was the vanguard.
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Donald Trump's battle against Hillary Clinton offers a huge contrast.
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"[The battle against HB2] was so visual here," Werth remembers.
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Portman faces a tough reelection battle against former Ohio Gov.
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So the battle against climate change is in our hands.
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Facebook is not alone in its battle against opportunistic sellers.
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The battle against coal was helped along by the market.
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He lost his battle against cancer days after they married.
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It's a holiday that commemorates an ancient battle against assimilation.
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Which brings us to the current battle against the coronavirus.
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"It's very complicated to battle against mother nature," he said.
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In a battle against Stripe, Brex is at a disadvantage.
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It's a battle against time; 54,000 rescue forces are working.
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This was certainly the case with my battle against hypochondria.
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This all culminated with a pokémon battle against the gym leader.
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Uber drivers just won a major legal battle against their employer.
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City's pitched battle against a housing market that's reshaping the social
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Google's battle against inappropriate content on its video platform rages on.
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We were also implementing the chainsaw battle against Jack as well.
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Google's multi-front battle against Apple, Facebook and Amazon is weighted.
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So can lizards help in the battle against antibiotic-resistant infections?
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Trump's tariff battle against China is raising concerns about the economy.
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The battle against excessive currency strength, however, is not going well.
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America is waging a sustained legal and diplomatic battle against Huawei.
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SMITH: So, the question is how do we battle against that?
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J.S.'s mother, Nacole, says her battle against Backpage is simple.
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Yet its battle against Nvidia in the GPU space is different.
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In his view, it's part of an important battle against censorship.
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Brazil has also taken the battle against Zika to the streets.
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He's a good ballplayer, and it's fun to battle against him.
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Despite all of this, Microsoft's battle against Chromebooks won't be easy.
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Does Singapore win in the cost containment battle against Hong Kong?
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For those, his release has meant losing the battle against corruption.
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Actors like Stanfield, who depicts Warner's battle against despair while incarcerated.
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Battle against Trade Federation droid starfighters, AATs, destroyer droids, battle droids.
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Lahey said the ship is losing a battle against the elements.
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Washington, focused on the battle against Islamic State, backed the YPG.
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Nelson is locked in a tight reelection battle against Florida Gov.
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We have also made impressive progress in the battle against cancer.
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It's a vital step toward winning the battle against colon cancer.
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Everyone fights a daily uphill battle against the forces of consumerism.
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In other words, the battle against cronyism is not quite over.
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Mr. Green abandoned his legal battle against the paper in February.
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Facebook claims to have won its latest battle against fake news.
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Once again, the F.B.I. had joined a battle against a president.
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The slate has left Republicans facing an uphill battle against Bennet.
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Grayson is locked in a heated Democratic primary battle against Rep.
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Lyft's IPO filing shows meaningful progress in its battle against Uber.
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Harry Truman fought and lost an epic battle against the Fed.
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Across the ocean, Europe was fighting its own battle against racism.
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Democrat Ben Jealous faces an uphill battle against incumbent GOP Gov.
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Faced with a potentially tough re-election battle against Democratic Rep.
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"In the past, we won the battle against yellow fever," she said.
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Coming up, an Iraq war veteran&aposs battle against the opioid epidemic.
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The international community had hoped the battle against IS would encourage unity.
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The outside world had hoped the battle against IS would encourage unity.
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Empire fight was partially inspired by Vietnam's battle against the United States.
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Still, Alma and Cyril are clearly fighting a battle against each other.
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In part because of her fierce primary season battle against Vermont Sen.
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It will undoubtedly be a hard-fought battle against some formidable opponents.
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There's also a competitive mode that lets you battle against other players.
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Across Africa, a battle against poaching is raging but often being lost.
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He waged a sometimes ham-fisted battle against prejudice, misunderstanding, and evil.
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The blast therefore marks a further escalation in Pakistan's battle against extremism.
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But sometimes, the battle against climate change starts at the local level.
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He promised during the campaign to lead a ruthless battle against crime.
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Iraqi forces expect a fierce battle against Islamic State to retake Mosul.
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The battle against Boko Haram spans the borders of four struggling countries.
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PK) on Monday escalated its legal battle against Skechers USA Inc (SKX.
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New York's recent battle against Uber and Lyft is an excellent example.
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Displacing nuclear energy clearly makes the battle against climate change more difficult.
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With Peacock, NBC joins other legacy giants in the battle against Netflix.
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Rick Scott (R), who is in a tight Senate battle against Sen.
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Small wonder that moving even an inch becomes a battle against inertia.
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States have been funneling resources to funding the battle against the virus.
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Unfortunately, Ms. Stone is fighting an uphill battle against a generic screenplay.
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Health experts say that the battle against cervical cancer has two fronts.
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It was a high score battle against my own able-bodied ghost.
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It would release $8.3 billion into the U.S. battle against COVID-19.
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Politics The court battle against President Trump's national emergency declaration has started.
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Martindale won the schematic battle against Andy Reid, putting Mahomes off-balance.
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Their ideas were later embraced in the Fed's 1970s battle against inflation.
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Mr. Hsu and his colleagues are fighting an uphill battle against Beijing.
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In the battle against plastic pollution, Henry Pino has devised a weapon.
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N) have been locked in a fierce battle against Amazon Inc (AMZN.
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The BOJ is still fighting that battle against low growth and deflation.
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And it's a bad sign for his upcoming proxy battle against Rep.
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We need to talk about what happened during our battle against Doomsday.
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For so many Americans, every day is a battle against powerful interests.
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Note we make no apologies for being aggressive in the battle against cyberthreats.
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Meanwhile, Jon's seemingly canvassing for support in the battle against the White Walkers.
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It's an ongoing battle against spammers and bad actors that will never end.
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Please enjoy the last vid of Zelda OOt, the final battle against Gannon!
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See, they just won a major noise pollution battle against the US Navy.
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Some travel companies are also playing a role in the battle against overtourism.
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For 63-year-old Lynn Kaufman, the battle against migraines consumed her life.
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Elsewhere in Winterfell, the battle against the wights is only getting more intense.
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Local health authorities are girding for battle against mosquitoes when it gets warmer.
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Kelly Ayotte is locked in a fierce re-election battle against Democratic Gov.
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All these measures are part of Mayor Sadiq Khan's battle against air pollution.
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Justin Theroux has won the latest court battle against one of his neighbors.
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These same traits can be critical weapons in winning the battle against debt.
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The World War I trench battle against an army of German zombie soldiers.
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I think she should battle against this flow of talk by not talking.
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In hindsight, Paletta had already won his battle against prejudice back in 2014.
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During Thursday's interview, Giuliani said Trump would "win this battle" against the media.
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Bethenny Frankel just scored a victory in her custody battle against Jason Hoppy.
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The battle against the Islamic State had made the downtrodden Kurds into heroes.
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Still, the Democrat in that race will face a tough battle against Rep.
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For Iraq, sectarian divisions and the battle against extremism work at cross purposes.
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You can't just bust it out for every battle against regular-sized Pokémon.
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Facebook is the latest tech giant to join Apple's battle against the FBI.
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The claim has reopened the wounds of Clinton's bitter primary battle against Sen.
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The country is a test case in a region-wide battle against corruption.
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As the battle against ISIS escalated, so did the number of civilian casualties.
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Amiri's Badr organization played a key role in the battle against Islamic State.
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APCOR sees the battle against single-use plastic as an opportunity for cork.
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"We're in an uphill battle against sea-level rise and subsidence," Barth said.
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Any challenger is will face long adds in a primary battle against Trump.
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She is a crusader for the battle against the use of plastic straws.
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In the battle against Zika and other mosquito-borne viruses, caution is critical.
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In the news now is Apple's battle against the FBI over device encryption.
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I recently chronicled the story of Jason Greenstein and his battle against cancer.
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MORE had waged a "deluded and illegitimate battle against climate change" while president.
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Opinion The Philippines has undertaken a brutal battle against "shabu," or crystal methamphetamine.
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They battle against the antagonistic forces ruling their fate, but ultimately, they fail.
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The request applies to just one piece of the administration's battle against Huawei.
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One college dean likened the battle against the coronavirus to the Peloponnesian War.
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The battle against Ebola now underway in central Africa is like no other.
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Consider the effects on consumer prices and on the battle against climate change.
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He will declare himself vindicated and victorious in his battle against The Swamp.
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Editorial observer Midtown residents mount a shameful battle against a city homeless shelter.
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What did he think ultimately turned the tide in Afghanistan's battle against ISIS?
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They therefore weaken the U.S battle against ISIS and other violent extremist groups.
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Mitchell has been a leading voice in the nationwide battle against hair discrimination.
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Cersei "Hang the World" Lannister sat out the battle against the Night King.
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Ankara's NATO allies fear the assault will undermine the battle against IS militants.
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It was viewed by some as a proxy battle against the internet giants.
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We will continue together with full force [against] our common battle against terrorism.
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About 10 minutes later, the superheros resumed their battle against the villain Thanos.
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In other words, Mr. Anderson wants his robot to do battle against other robots.
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It is vindication in some lifelong battle against an enemy I could never find.
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Dean Heller set to face off in a highly competitive battle against Democratic Rep.
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Two star destroyers wage a pitched battle against a whole bunch of rebel ships.
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Sofia Vergara's legal battle against former fiancé Nick Loeb just got much more complicated.
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But the brigade has now joined the separatists in their battle against the government.
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This is critical in Facebook's battle against YouTube to be the home of video.
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But she will face a tough battle against Governor Phil Scott, the Republican incumbent.
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He is in the middle of a tough re-election battle against Democratic Rep.
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The need for this score highlights the difficulties of Facebook's battle against fake news.
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It is a humiliating reversal after a high-profile battle against the larger Didi.
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DEMS WAGE BATTLE AGAINST ARIZONA'S 'BALLOT HARVESTING' BAN, AMID VOTER FRAUD CONCERNS On Feb.
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Rose McGowan suggested her battle against Harvey Weinstein is taking a major financial toll.
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It was indicative of the "never-ending battle against performance enhancing drugs," he said.
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His death Friday at age 19973 came after a lengthy battle against Parkinson's disease.
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But an alternative model is demonstrating how to succeed in the battle against desertification.
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Google's cloud platform just scored a big win in its uphill battle against Amazon.
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Perses, Helios, Hercules, Hermes, Cronos, Hephaestus, and Hera all fall in battle against Kratos.
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India also faces an ongoing battle against armed militants in its portion of Kashmir.
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And who knows how political operatives would twist her legal battle against a convent.
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"It's the battle against the system, the politicians, the media, against immigration," Eveno says.
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THE coalition that wages Florida's eternal battle against mosquitoes is both fearsome and eclectic.
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"Today marks a significant step in the battle against transnational cyber crime," he said.
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Rick Scott (R), who's in the midst of a heated Senate battle against Sen.
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NATO was in Afghanistan starting in 2003 — part of the battle against Al Qaeda.
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And Democratic congressional candidate Katie Porter recently pulled ahead in her battle against Rep.
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They told Ortega's supporters that they were united in the old battle against imperialism.
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Beto O'Rourke, the well-funded Texas Democrat running an uphill battle against GOP Sen.
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And like that I was thrust into a space battle against Thanos' bad guys.
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"It is vindication in some lifelong battle against an enemy I could never find."
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"While our president may be AWOL in the battle against climate change, we're not."
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Ronnie Spector fought a 15-year legal battle against Phil Spector over unpaid royalties.
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Take, for example, the battle against Magica DeSpell in the Transylvania level of DuckTales.
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Jelani Cobb reports on how Stacey Abrams is leading the battle against voter suppression.
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What's clear throughout this phase is his emerging battle against the limitations of form.
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Some 80 percent of the city's infrastructure was destroyed in the battle against ISIS.
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The battle against violent extremism must be fought with guns, but also with ideas.
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Without proof of his whereabouts, he'd be fighting an uphill battle against the state.
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Ankara's NATO allies fear the incursion will undermine the battle against Islamic State militants.
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Since 2013, Dr. Reed has been in a nearly constant battle against the cancer.
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HONG KONG — China is making headway in the battle against the Covid-19 epidemic.
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So far, the battle against the practice has been stymied at the judicial level.
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Since then, Pakistani cooperation in the battle against extremist groups has ebbed and flowed.
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China's new environment minister wants to wage a "protracted battle" against pollution, Reuters reports.
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"Today marks a significant step in the battle against transnational cyber crime," Rybicki said.
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Congolese infrastructure is scant and parlous, a daily losing battle against neglect and nature.
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The industry's deceit marks a replay of Big Tobacco's battle against regulation of smoking.
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One of the oldest challenges faced by wildlife filmmakers is the battle against darkness.
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DiCaprio has been active in the battle against climate and environmental changes in recent years.
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Read more: Andrew Gillum's Optimistic Campaign For Florida Governor Turned Into A Battle Against Trump.
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This isn't so much a battle against Authority as it is a battle of ideas.
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On Monday, Missouri's last remaining abortion clinic will officially head to battle against the state.
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Bezos is currently locked in an escalating legal battle against Sanchez' brother over the leak.
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She became a symbol of the progressive battle against establishment Democratic groups like the DCCC.
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News Corp sources describe its battle against the platforms as a business, not moral imperative.
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Gore seems peerless in his battle against global warming, for better and also for worse.
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Turkey is in the middle of a battle against two challenging, yet different, terror threats.
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Colombia has emerged as the second front in the battle against Zika in the Americas.
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Find them, and Mr Kuczynski—and Peru—can win this battle against pique and obstruction.
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Obama became the first African-American elected president, after a contentious primary battle against Clinton.
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Swift donated $250,000 to support the "Tik Tok" singer during her legal battle against Sony.
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You still battle against other trainers, and your monsters level up and evolve over time.
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From its very beginning, HomePod faced an uphill battle against Amazon and Google's smart speakers.
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He later resumed his speech, which focused on his battle against illegal drugs and corruption.
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Sudan, he said, remains an effective partner for Europe in the battle against irregular migration.
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The suburban outskirts of Dallas, TX have long fought a ridiculous battle against solar energy.
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Security is a constant battle against the clock, deploying patches and improvements as they come.
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Blacks are fighting an uphill battle against a toxic system set in place centuries prior.
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Schlafly won that battle against the ERA, but she and her cohort lost the war.
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The Lebanese army and Hezbollah declared a ceasefire in their battle against ISIS on Sunday.
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For years, Kesha has been fighting an ongoing legal battle against Dr. Luke and Sony.
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Shannen Doherty is "still fighting like a girl" in her brave battle against breast cancer.
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In the battle against Tesla, Uber, and Google, that's definitely a good place to start.
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Tech is not winning the battle against white supremacy Now we know more about why.
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IT COULD be a rare piece of good news in the battle against global warming.
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Luckily, no one vomited in the tense build-up to a freestyle battle against Rabbit.
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Nonetheless, Cohen and Trump are still facing a two-front battle against the Justice Department.
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U.S. troops in Syria have fought along side Kurdish forces in the battle against ISIS.
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He thrusted the issue towards the mainstream during his 2016 primary battle against Hillary Clinton.
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In hindsight, the race was the first salvo in Moulton's continuing battle against party leadership.
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Next up is a battle against hardening opposition amongst some communities along its planned route.
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Her battle against the billionaire class should help her retain the support of minority voters.
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After the former president began losing his battle against Alzheimer's disease in the 1990s, Mrs.
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While their marriage withstood the battle against apartheid, it couldn't withstand the pressure of freedom.
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This time around, the company's got a powerful ally in its battle against childhood obesity.
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But the House speaker is fighting an uphill battle against Democrats like New York Rep.
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In many ways the mining industry is losing the public relations battle against environmental activists.
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Ankara&aposs NATO allies fear the incursion will undermine the battle against Islamic State militants.
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Whether it would have an effect on the battle against ISIS, I don't really know.
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For much of this year, Rudd had been expecting a one-man battle against nature.
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There have been many hopeful advances recently in the battle against the deadly Ebola virus.
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The move would have plunged the administration into a risky legal battle against the bureau.
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Sex-trafficking lawsuits There are new targets in the battle against sex trafficking: hotel chains.
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"One" was dedicated to the battle against H.I.V./AIDS and to Bono's antipoverty organization, ONE.
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When pressed, Sievers said he thinks Warren "could put up the best battle" against Trump.
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But of late, this battle against the forces of weak water pressure has taken precedence.
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We can win the battle against hunger, but we are at a crucial tipping point.
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The mini bottle ban is the latest salvo in an escalating battle against plastic waste.
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Last week saw another win for tech companies doing battle against the United States government.
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The Minutemen shrug off his battle against the Klan, too, forcing him to fight alone.
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Undertale's "Megalovania" and "Battle Against a True Hero" exist at this rarefied level of hummability.
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In the books, Nymeria's deadly wolf pack is causing all sorts of mayhem in the Riverlands, and it's speculated she'll either come back to fight alongside Arya in the battle against the dead or even fight in a battle against a different conqueror, Daenerys Targaryen.
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What's the point of going to battle against everyone else when you don't have premium content?
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A number of Americans signed up for the battle against ISIS - for a number of reasons.
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What unfolded in "The Bells" wasn't really a battle against Cersei's forces — it was a massacre.
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The battle against Islamic State, Syria's civil war and Iran's nuclear accord are likely talking points.
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Thanks to Bronn, the knight will live to see another battle against the Mad King's daughter.
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Donald Trump is winning the water drinking battle against Hillary Clinton 903 – 0 #debatenight #debates pic.twitter.
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That's particularly true in the battle against homophobia, which continues to destroy lives in many countries.
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These banners in Lebanon backing Jon Snow's battle against the Army of the Dead are amazing.
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Blac Chyna has taken the next steps in her ongoing battle against her ex Rob Kardashian.
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It's a level of mainstream attention that Kjellberg's battle against T-Series has yet to see.
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But he is perhaps best known for his battle against New Century Financial, the mortgage company.
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Or any means with which to take care of yourself and battle against this hideous disease?
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Airbnb is waging a battle against New York state, and it wants its hosts to join.
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The merger presents yet another challenge to Lyft in its battle against the much larger Uber.
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Bernie SandersBernie Sanders views on biomedical research are deeply intwined with his battle against pharmaceutical companies.
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Video Polls show a close race in the general election battle against against incumbent Republican Rep.
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Game of Thrones's Peter Dinkage has an epic lip sync rap battle against Morgan Freeman — a.k.a.
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Affirming that he was all for the "battle against stereotypes", he called nonetheless for a compromise.
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Critics, however, have urged the government to bring new dollars to the battle against opioid abuse.
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With the battle against risk so high on the political agenda, few think it will ease.
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As a result, society is losing the battle against bullying, predators, hate speech, misinformation and scammers.
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According to the AP, those two roles have caused tension, especially in the battle against ISIS.
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It drops her into South America and continues her battle against Trinity's plans for world domination.
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He's tired, he's wasted, and he's coming to do battle against some sort of Jaws ripoff.
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The WHO provides a road map for societies to battle against the spread of the disease.
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Bella Thorne hit South Beach in a bikini that fought a losing battle ... against her ass.
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HK) swiftly joined in, triggering a ferocious battle against independents and international firms including Shell (RDSa.
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The battle against extremism has topped Trump's agenda during the first foreign trip of his presidency.
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Rather, Microsoft is continuing to up the battle against Apple's Mac computers — and its own partners.
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Eliza Dushku, like many under the bright lights of Hollywood fame, fought a battle against addiction.
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What part could diazotrophs play in the battle against the predicted food scarcity crisis of 2050?
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The JAMA Neurology viewpoint underscores a new level of urgency in the battle against Parkinson's disease.
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Scott Walker (R), who faces a tight reelection battle against state schools chief Tony Evers (D).
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Addiction treatment centers truly are on the front lines in the battle against the opioid crisis.
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The two are now living on food stamps and fighting a battle against forced employee arbitration.
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He believes the battle against snakebite envenomation could yet be transformed with greater funding, strategically applied.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has a new ally in her battle against private equity: Taylor Swift.
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Pence is currently in a fierce reelection battle against Democrat John Gregg for Indiana's governor's office.
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Can the country win its battle against extra dimensional bodies without the assistance of Will Smith?
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There are an estimated 6,000 troops deployed in the battle against ISIS, largely in advisory roles.
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This includes the U.S., Asia and Europe, where retailers are facing "an accelerating battle against fraud."
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US-backed fighters in Syria have captured hundreds of foreign fighters during their battle against ISIS.
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Regardless, splitting up responsibilities and still carving time to connect will battle against miscommunication or resentment.
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The lawsuits marked a new front in the evangelical battle against the LGBTQ civil rights movement.
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In 1959, Fidel Castro called for a "battle against racial discrimination," particularly in the labor force.
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In the multinational battle against the terrorist group Boko Haram, Chad's army is a feared force.
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But this provides several months of room for us to win the battle against the virus.
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"We will remain friends, but still battle against each other on the golf course," he said.
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For instance, in 2005, she played a central role in the battle against privatizing Social Security.
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Already facing an uphill battle against big truck manufacturers working on their own integrated systems, Pronto.
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Facebook is taking its battle against fake news to Britain ahead of general elections next month.
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Unlike in advanced economies, budget-balancing played an important role in emerging markets' battle against inflation.
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New Zealand leader Ardern described Fiji as "on the frontline of the battle against climate change".
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In a way, the structure of this State of the Union was a battle against context.
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The battle against utilities and whether to be part of the modern world divided the community.
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And if the FBI is successful in its court battle against Apple, all bets are off.
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Since 2014, the United States has treated Kurdish fighters as allies in the battle against ISIS.
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N) executive Katherine Adams, who will take over Apple's multinational legal battle against Qualcomm Inc (QCOM.
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The battle against climate change is supposed to be so important that it transcends petty politics.
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In its battle against the terrorist group Boko Haram, the Nigerian military has made great strides.
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Jay Inslee's announcement that he's considering a presidential run centered on the battle against climate change.
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The lawsuits mark a new front in the evangelical battle against the LGBTQ civil rights movement.
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And the legal battle against Trump's ban could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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China took its first Spratlys possessions after a sea battle against Vietnam's then weak navy in 1988.
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China occupied its first Spratlys possessions after a sea battle against Vietnam's then weak navy in 1988.
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The ship went down in May 1942 after a four-day battle against three Japanese aircraft carriers.
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It's a medical first for the United States, and an important milestone in the battle against infertility.
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That old battle against The (Surveillance) Man won't help much if we lose this new battle first.
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The host of our Special Report, Ben Anderson, experienced the battle against ISIS from the front lines.
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Bannon has openly feuded with Cohn, and Breitbart has for weeks been waging a battle against McMaster.
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Turkey faces unprecedented security troubles in a renewed battle against the autonomy-seeking Kurdish Worker's Party (PKK).
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Adopting healthy behaviors can seem like a battle against human nature; much of the time, it is.
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This in turn alerts another type of protein that it's time to go to battle against infection.
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We are eager to work with start-ups to make real progress in the battle against inequality.
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Although Curry lost his battle against the meteorite community, he still won the war of public opinion.
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He repurposes texts that initially argued against economic and sexual hegemonies for his battle against the internet.
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Palantir, a secretive data analytics startup worth billions, just won a key battle against the U.S. Army.
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Lloyd Doggett (D-Tex) see the provision another way: as a threat to the battle against obesity.
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Nuclear war Having largely won the battle against coal, oil and gas producers are now targeting nuclear.
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Right now, take the hypothetical extreme scenario of the U.S. forced to engage in battle against Russia.
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As the battle against IS nears its third year, exasperation is increasing and expatriates are trickling away.
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Blindsided, a true story documenting James L. Ferraro's decade-long courtroom battle against DuPont, is out today.
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Egypt is currently engaged in its own battle against the ISIS affiliate in the country's Sinai peninsula.
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Maher's shtick has long been controversy — in what he often characterizes as a battle against political correctness.
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When thrown, these open up and incarcerate the wild creatures, ready for battle against other people's creatures.
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It's common to fall victim to relapse, like it is in the battle against many chronic diseases.
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Stanley McChrystal described the military's Joint Special Operations Command during the battle against al Qaeda in Iraq.
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It was even a key invention in Apple's battle against Samsung over whether Android copied the iPhone.
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As AOC says, the women are almost all Democrats who are in a righteous battle against him.
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Thursday represents a chance for her to begin to frame the battle against Trump on her terms.
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"The oil, gas and petrochemical sectors are the frontline in the battle against the enemy," Zanganeh said.
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Like every other technology company, we are constantly improving our defenses in the battle against malicious hackers.
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It also "puts her up as a great selling point in the battle against Sanders," he added.
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Since then, international players have been preoccupied with other issues, including the battle against the Islamic State.
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Do you think the battle against ISIS has suffered as a result of the conflict taking place?
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Save for Russia and a few other nations, the battle against doping has taken many strides forward.
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Yet that will be her most vulnerable point in the battle against Mrs Leadsom, an ardent Brexiteer.
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Smith wielded his subpoena powers in a multi-year battle against government climate scientists, Others, including Sens.
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Ms. Mar brings back champvallon de tête, an old French artillery piece in the battle against hunger.
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Perhaps most importantly, supporters of liberal democracy must now win the battle against political nationalism in Europe.
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Excluding that discussion may be contributing to the virulence of the battle against science, including environmental science.
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No matter who wins, Rove said the GOP standard-bearer would have an uphill battle against Clinton.
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During a press conference, Fintiklis seemed confident he had won the legal battle against the Trump Organization.
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Under the circumstances, framing everything as a zero-sum battle against Clinton is comfortable terrain for Trump.
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Mr. Ayachi subsequently moved to Syria with his son, who later died in battle against government forces.
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McCain's legacy is to be the battle against corrosive cynicism, these would be good places to start.
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Now we'd like to see a version that pits the Brat Pack in a battle against Voldemort.
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The battle against the British began when some guys threw some tea into a lake, or whatever.
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One of them, Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat in a difficult re-election battle against Gov.
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Across the world from Wuhan, the battle against the coronavirus was underway in New York State. Gov.
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The U.S. says its battle against the Islamic State is the most precise air campaign in history.
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We're all in this together, and even VPN providers are now joining the global battle against coronavirus.
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It's a way to stay fit, yes, and a way to wage the unwinnable battle against aging.
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The rejection escalates the United States' battle against China's expanding influence in the technology and telecommunications industry.
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Two campus buildings had been leveled by American coalition airstrikes during the battle against the Islamic State.
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The idea appealed to conservation biologists who had spent decades fighting a losing battle against exotic species.
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Tens of thousands of children lost their parents under Islamic State rule or the battle against it.
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Dr. Paig-Tran hopes that this discovery will aid in the battle against microplastics in the ocean.
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Triumphant in business and reaffirmed in love, the Carters know they have another battle: against sounding complacent.
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And he angered Mr. Trump with a last-minute battle against a peace agreement with the Taliban.
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And four years after the battle against the Islamic State officially ended, the Iranian-backed militias remain.
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But now "Elvis Juice" looks likely to disappear, as BrewDog has lost the battle against Presley's estate.
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And HRW accuses the UK of being "missing in action" in the battle against human rights abuses.
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He would find guns for Jadis's crew, after which they would join the battle against the Saviors.
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The battle against carbon pollution is also a battle for a better America and a better world.
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In temples, mosques and churches, China's religious believers have jumped into the national battle against the coronavirus.
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Breaking up the "caliphate" will not do more than begin to win the overall battle against terrorism.
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This means that contempt is not a particularly useful weapon in the battle against bigotry or misogyny.
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Asked if the Trump administration planned to continue its legal battle against Karem, Grisham declined to comment.
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The group is also dealing with a complex and embarrassing legal battle against its own advertising firm.
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Uber's self-driving car was faced with a huge legal battle against Waymo in February last year.
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Some of the sweeping climate proposals from the candidates would likely face an uphill battle against Congress.
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It has sent fighters to battle alongside President Bashar al-Assad's forces, not to battle against them.
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Like Auto Chess, Underlords will allow seven players to battle against each other with turn-based tactical strategy.
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He then went on to be a military commander in the battle against the Spanish Armada in 2626.
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It upends the dynamic of his fragile alliance with Dany, and therefore their battle against the White Walkers.
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Concerns about tighter liquidity have surged as Beijing intensifies its battle against speculative trading and riskier financial practices.
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But on a deeper level, her outsider status and battle against the intelligence community resembles our current president.
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YouTube has a long way to go in its battle against fake news and conspiracies, its executives acknowledged.
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Security experts also fear that a Turkish offensive would distract the Kurds from their continued battle against ISIS.
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Listen, I don't know how a dog could survive a battle against the literal undead without a weapon.
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They said the rebels have fortified the area in preparation for a likely coming battle against government forces.
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He also effectively wins a battle against the entire dramatic apparatus of the TV show he lives in.
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Another incentive lies in the battle against climate change, because complying with NOx emissions regulation adds to costs.
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Outside the American base, a poster commemorates the Kurdish fighters who have died in the battle against ISIS.
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Trump, however, seems unfazed by the idea of waging his battle against Clinton with a bare-bones operation.
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When President Donald Trump described the impeachment battle against him as a "lynching," it generated an understandable outcry.
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Stannis Baratheon is also alive, and preparing for battle against Roose and Ramsay Bolton near Bolton-held Winterfell.
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This is not the first time that technology has been used in the battle against America's opioid crisis.
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But if the sums are massive, it could fuel inflation - a setback in Russia's battle against price growth.
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The backdrop: Missouri has waged an aggressive battle against abortion, banning the precedure after 8 weeks last week.
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Also, Russia will pay Pussy Riot $43,500, Anish Kapoor wins a legal battle against the NRA, and more.
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The above battle against Soldier:76 is just about the maximum distance that Bastion can be really effective.
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In February, NATO began training Iraqi troops in country, helping build their capacity for the battle against ISIS.
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Yet, these little-seen auctions are an important front line in the United States' battle against climate change.
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Earlier this year, the DSCC reserved $10 million to help Murphy, who faces an uphill battle against Sen.
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Now she is hoping her skills - and a battle against prejudice - can help keep the dying art alive.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)Ride with Iraqi soldiers through Mosul to the front line of the battle against ISIS.
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The bridge is the second to be installed by Iraqi security forces in their battle against Islamic State.
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Romney may have lost an election (or two), but he definitely won the battle against the mean tweeters.
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Or perhaps he's setting off for Dragonstone, hoping to enlist Daenerys in his battle against the White Walkers.
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The uphill battle against fake news (and correctly using the term "fake news" in the first place) continues.
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FATF can put a jurisdiction on a blacklist if it is uncooperative in the battle against money laundering.
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Shuri, Okoye, Ayo, and M'Baku all remain faithfully by his side, after surviving the climactic battle against Killmonger.
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On the outskirts of Raqqa, during the battle against ISIS , a farmer herds goats and sheep at sundown.
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The previous attorney general, Thelma Aldana, concluded that President Morales was no partner in the battle against corruption.
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Clinton's pollster and chief strategist, pointed out that at this stage in the 2008 primary battle against Mrs.
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Because when it comes to waging battle against today's historically high student debt no tool is worth discounting.
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Kirk, who reneged his support for Trump earlier this month, faces an uphill battle against Democratic challenger Rep.
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In her new book, "Grayling's Song," Grayling does battle against external forces made physically real and extremely threatening.
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Unfortunately, Dr. de Quadros died unexpectedly of pancreatic cancer in 2014, and the battle against polio goes on.
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Anxiety over tighter liquidity has deepened as Beijing intensifies its battle against speculative trading and riskier financial practices.
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The move was seen as an escalation of the administration's legal battle against the 2010 health care law.
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Firefighters taking a break from the battle against the remnants of the blaze also helped serve Thanksgiving meals.
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Juba's father, the king of Numidia, had killed himself after losing a battle against Julius Caesar in Africa.
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Waging a public battle against your rich neighbor with obscene tech money is practically a Bay Area tradition.
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Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state locked in a tight Republican gubernatorial primary battle against incumbent Gov.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The UK is once again talking a good game in the battle against climate change.
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With the battle against extremism still to be won, Dean has a warning for any would-be jihadists.
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Over three rounds of combat, a "fully armored Doom Slayer" will battle against two other players controlling demons.
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Holder's statement cited a list of policy areas that Clinton has highlighted in her battle against Vermont Sen.
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Yes, pockets of resistance remain -- and can even score an occasional win in their ongoing battle against Trump.
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The Communist Party is trying to fill the airwaves with positive stories about its battle against the virus.
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Despite Cuba's growing contributions to the battle against the pandemic, Havana is unlikely to receive a similar offer.
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This is a battle against unnecessary killings that take the lives of those that are precious to us.
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This news serves as a stark reminder that our battle against this formidable disease is far from over.
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But as the battle against the Islamic State winds down, the Americans will have less reason to stay.
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He said he believed Trump would become the new Winston Churchill of a battle against radical Islamic violence.
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Read: A lawyer's account of the battle against "revenge porn" is among 11 books we recommend this week.
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Scientists do battle against an army of invading flu viruses every year, and they're getting better at it.
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However, Hastings turns the conventional wisdom — that Wallis faced a lonely battle against uncomprehending officialdom — on its head.
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U.S. forces had been supporting Kurdish fighters in Syria, which are stalwart allies in the battle against ISIS.
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" After the attack, the ministry cranked out a statement lauding Syria for its "fierce battle" against "international terrorism.
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In her view, she is locked in a battle against legal overreach and her persecution in the courts.
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Bryce is facing a difficult battle against Ryan, who has held Wisconsin's 28503st District for nearly 22019 years.
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That's worth remembering as we struggle, often despairingly, to find common ground in the battle against climate change.
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Painter has raised his profile with searing Twitter attacks against Trump, but faces an uphill battle against Sen.
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Macron has said the Turkish invasion of Syria is a threat to NATO's battle against the Islamic State.
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But any candidate will face an uphill battle against Feinstein, who has been in the Senate since 85033.
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Then, it blew billions of its FX reserves in its ultimately futile battle against Soros and the market.
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The Russian state's battle against corruption has seen few bullets fly, save for a few hand-picked scapegoats.
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Blitzek framed the battle against Moore, who has called for homosexuality to be illegal, as a moral imperative.
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Entire cities eventually ran on A.C. power, after Westinghouse won a battle against Edison, the leading D.C. proponent.
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The militias that fought the Islamic State are digging tunnels to prepare for a possible battle against Turkey.
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Now that we are under attack, we've been able to bond in our battle against our common enemy.
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Mr Iglesias triumphed, too, but only after a bitter internal battle against his more moderate number two, Iñigo Errejón.
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The crackdown is part of the government's long-running battle against the spread of uncensored information through the internet.
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"New conspiracy theory," the founder wrote, "note we make no apologies for being aggressive in the battle against cyberthreats."
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His Badr Organisation controls the interior ministry and he played a decisive role in the battle against Islamic State.
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On February 27, Sessions' DOJ shifted away from a legal battle against Texas SB 14, a voter ID law.
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And what role could Jon's potential dragon bond play in the battle against the Night King and his forces?
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If you're going to understand the ultimate battle against the Night King, you're going to need to know this.
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Former auto CEO Carlos Ghosn has come out fighting in his months-long battle against legal charges in Japan.
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Among the more fervent Cold Warriors, Canada was often seen as a weak link in the battle against Bolshevism.
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When it didn't come, the members that stayed on sunk deeper into preparations for the battle against the Illuminati.
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Apple's battle against a court order to help the Justice Department break into one of the San Bernardino, Calif.
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If the government of now-Prime Minister Adil Abdel Mahdi has entered the battle against corruption, it is losing.
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Donald Trump faces an uphill battle against Hillary Clinton on Wednesday night in the third and final presidential debate.
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But this year, he faced a hard re-election battle against Democrat and former professional baseball player J.D. Scholten.
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"Whether this NATO force is here or not, we will continue our battle against this migrant movement," he said.
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Mr Xi calls environmental protection a "battle" against all forms of pollution, from belching factory chimneys to official misdeeds.
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Consumer Reports releasing its findings Tuesday of the top-performing insect repellents in the battle against mosquitoes and Zika.
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The little gummy Spartans find themselves in battle against the unstoppable Hydraulic Press, and things get a bit messy.
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Zakaria asked Peña Nieto whether he envisioned the battle against the drug cartels lessening in the next several years.
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That, combined with the latest research from IHS Markit, suggests that there in progress in the battle against ISIS.
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Portugal has become a bond-market darling while claiming to stand in the vanguard of the battle against austerity.
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She faces an uphill battle against Mr. Cuomo's $30 million in campaign funding, but she's gaining in the polls.
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Police officers are on the front lines of Pakistan's battle against militancy, often targeted by Islamist and insurgent groups.
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Once, Britain would have joined an almighty battle against the perfidious federalisers, as several of Mr Cameron's predecessors did.
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But Comcast has long had a secret weapon in its battle against streaming providers like Netflix: broadband usage caps.
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Last year, it raised $33 billion (at a $16.5 billion valuation) to push on with its battle against Uber.
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Clinton is fighting to become the Democrats' presidential candidate but is facing a tough battle against Bernie Sanders. Will.
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And after Brexit, Ireland's only big ally in the battle against tax harmonisation, Britain, will disappear from the table.
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The LIA's other big battle, against Société Générale, a French bank, involves alleged bribery of a more blatant sort.
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This is often done through art and literature, which has long waged a behind-the-scenes battle against dehumanisation.
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The tribe has been in a months-long legal battle against Energy Transfer Partners, which is building the line.
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Erdogan has been infuriated by Washington's support for Kurdish YPG fighters in the battle against Islamic State in Syria.
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A year earlier, lawmakers had passed another AUMF to govern the battle against al Qaeda in Afghanistan and beyond.
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The killing looked like it was designed to try to hinder the battle against terrorism in Syria, said Lavrov.
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And the Magic, which won the rebound battle against Miami, 212-287, certainly looked more motivated in this game.
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Qatar is a base to thousands of U.S. troops engaged in the battle against the so-called Islamic State.
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The operation is part of a law enforcement battle against the black market, particularly in the Los Angeles area.
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Johnson faces an uphill battle against Feingold, despite previously defeating him in 2010 amid a national backlash against ObamaCare.
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But are these cases just regrettable accidents in the course of a decade-long government battle against drug violence?
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Insurance company MetLife has won its legal battle against the federal government over its "too big to fail" label.
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Hallquist faces a tough uphill battle against incumbent Scott, who still holds a strong approval rating among Vermont voters.
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The United Nations has repeatedly praised Iran's battle against narcotics trafficking but criticized its use of the death penalty.
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The Jewish community must not reduce the battle against the world's oldest hatred into a struggle with ordinary bigotry.
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This terrorist act will strengthen our resolve, steadfastness and will to stand up to, resist and battle against terrorism.
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Four US troops were killed, in addition to four Nigerien partner forces, in a battle against overwhelming terrorist forces.
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It's long been the case, but the greatest battle against club closures in the UK is an ideological one.
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The technology company has been locked in a major legal battle against law enforcement officials over privacy and security.
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Recently, the Turkish leader appears to have extended his battle against freedom of expression to include the foreign press.
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Of course the meeting is about snatching more votes in the Congressional battle against O'Brien, the season's causal conflict.
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His op-ed was seemingly timed to coincide with a landmark date in his battle against the media company.
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Bruce Rauner eked out a narrow win in his primary battle against a conservative state lawmaker on Tuesday night.
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The monument depicts Kim Il-sung as a young general and commemorates a battle against Japanese forces in 22013.
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But tensions have begun to resurface as the battle against the Islamic State appears to be near an end.
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Linda HirshmanNew YorkThe writer is the author of the forthcoming "Reckoning: The Epic Battle Against Sexual Abuse and Harassment."
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Brazil's battle against corruption shows that a system of checks and balances is no guarantee of support for democracy.
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A. vacuums (we are fighting a losing battle against pet hair) and I pop in a load of laundry.
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The result of the government's nearly ten-year battle against Cohen's empire was looking increasingly like a momentary setback.
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Declaring a crisis for what it is can only be the first step in the upward battle against addiction.
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And there's a good chance Apple could decide to work with other content companies rather than battle against them.
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Main owner Ihor Kolomoisky has fought a protracted legal battle against the government to regain control or win compensation.
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I'm grateful for my tireless, fellow journalists, who keep the world abreast of the battle against this coronavirus outbreak.
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China will be more prosperous after the battle against the virus is won, the report cited Xi as saying.
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Freedom is worth fighting for, and in the ongoing battle against socialism, conservatives will assure that America keeps winning.
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Now is a crucial moment, and China has full capability and confidence in winning the battle against the epidemic.
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For over 30 years, the artist has waged a conceptual battle against the murky ethics of the art world.
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Iraq's army relies on the umbrella group known Hashd al-Shaabi in its battle against militant Sunni Islamic State.
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But the very people, the Kurds, who led the successful battle against ISIS are now under attack in Afrin.
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Previously, Nicholson requested the administration increase the number of U.S. soldiers fighting the battle against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Indivior said in June it had won a U.S. patent battle against Actavis and Par Pharmaceutical over Suboxone Film.
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Those groups are critical in the battle against the Islamic State, but Turkey contends that they are also terrorists.
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So far she has not done anything to show that she is ready to do battle against the Triage.
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California homeowners win the battle against manufacturers that sold them lead paint; the Russian Orthodox Church splits from Constantinople.
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What helped Newcastle was that its competitors in the battle against relegation, Norwich, Swansea and Bournemouth, all failed to win.
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The people won a battle against the local government, but the real threat comes from a far more implacable force.
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Perhaps of greater concern: the next ECB chief won't have much ammunition in the battle against low growth and inflation.
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So as we intensify counter-terrorism operations against the terrorist group, we are also ramping up the battle against corruption.
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It had Steve Bannon, who viewed his full-throated support for Moore as part of his battle against "establishment" Republicans.
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The battle against wildfires goes on across the West, but there is good news from one community scorched by flames.
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Both factions of the Greyjoys have power and their battle against each other will be brutal in the final season.
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IOC Chairman Thomas Bach said in February that he had "full confidence" in Brazil's preparations and battle against the virus.
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"The reason it all goes tits up is because Margaery wasn't in control of the battle against Cersei," said Dormer.
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" Quess Moore said he came out "to celebrate the victory in the battle against white supremacy, particularly in New Orleans.
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On the spectrum of risk, e-cigarettes should seem like a huge win in the decades-long battle against smoking.
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U.S. and Mexican officials initially reveled in his capture, hailing it as an achievement in Mexico's battle against drug cartels.
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After all, today's salvo is just the latest attack by the Trump administration in its ongoing battle against the EPA.
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Singapore-based Grab has just scored a new ally in its battle against Uber and other on-demand ride apps.
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In the music streaming space, Apple has to battle against the likes of Spotify, which has 30 million paying subscribers.
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But they told her she faced an uphill battle against "guys with big names" and discouraged her from notifying police.
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In 2017, Loxam acquired its UK-based rival Lavendon Group after a bid battle against Belgian equipment supplier TVH Group.
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The episode also includes perhaps my favorite boss fight in all of FFXV, a tough battle against a cyborg monkey.
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Mr Guo, less restrained, has named Wang Qishan, the official leading China's battle against corruption, as the force behind Caixin.
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"Like every other technology company, we are constantly improving our defenses in the battle against malicious hackers," the spokesperson said.
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Melissa Etheridge made headlines after slamming Angelina Jolie amid her ongoing divorce battle against the singer's longtime friend Brad Pitt.
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Later this month, Ryan will travel to Indiana to help Young raise money for his battle against former Democratic Sen.
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In a letter to all shareholders, Mistry hinted that he plans to continue his battle against Tata Sons in court.
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It's the first region in the world to achieve this certification, but the battle against measles is far from over.
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Ireland Finance Minister Michael Noonan and Apple's Tim Cook are poised for a bruising battle against the rest of Europe.
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The cancer-stricken actress sat down with the Netflix talk show host to discuss her ongoing battle against breast cancer.
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She fights in the battle against the Night King and survives, but loses longtime friend and protector Ser Jorah Mormont.
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It debuted in 22016 at the Toronto International Film Festival and followed her ascendant career and her battle against cancer.
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You could bring this bag to Mount Everest and she's still going to win that battle against the harsh mountain.
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And not everyone was thrilled — including mostly conservative parents and Mattel (which launched a long legal battle against the brand).
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For a material so small, it could be a very big development in the battle against some very dangerous diseases.
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The San Bernardino fight might be over, but the government hasn't given up on its battle against Apple's security measures.
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Porsche, stablemates within the Volkswagen Group, have won the last two Le Mans and will continue to battle against Toyota.
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The scenes tend to run long, until even the most hair-raising battle against the elements starts to feel overextended.
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Those comments along with his nail biting battle against Cruz sparked calls for O'Rourke to run for president in 2020.
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"There is a legitimate political battle against us ... though I lose my temper when my honesty is questioned," he said.
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Of course, you have to read it, but it's there as an additional tool in the battle against human error.
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This would put his battle against The Coven on an even playing field and explain his connection to the bunker.
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It was always clear to me that Ferrante's battle against notoriety was waged, in a sense, for all of us.
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The Avengers: Infinity War stars are taking a break from saving the world to help fight the battle against cancer.
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In its battle against speculators during the market crisis, Beijing netted journalists, senior executives in brokerages and even securities regulators.
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With her first term ending in November, Hodges, 47, is now locked in a tough reelection battle against several challengers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's president said on Friday a battle against corruption "must go deeper", the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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So much that's happening between Clinton and Bernie Sanders today echoes back to her losing battle against Obama in Iowa.
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Now, Europe is done and is willing to go to battle against massive corporate tax avoidance through fictitious internal transactions.
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Firefighters gained ground Sunday in their battle against the La Tuna brush fire near Burbank, California, in Los Angeles County.
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You can't actually train the creatures you collect, for instance, nor battle against other players using a variety of moves.
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Kurdish forces have, with U.S. backing, been in the forefront of the battle against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Last week, McCain cruised to victory in his primary and now faces a tough reelection battle against Kirkpatrick this fall.
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INFORMATION WARS: How We Lost the Global Battle Against Disinformation and What We Can Do About It, by Richard Stengel.
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If Amis sometimes fights the battle against cliché rather hard, it's because he fears the war may not be won.
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It would be a shocking claim if true, a smoking gun in conservatives' battle against alleged censorship by Big Tech.
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Warren has upped the ante on the battle against money in politics by refusing to attend meetings with wealthy donors.
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The country's military newspaper calls the Internet the most important front in an ideological battle against "Western anti-China forces".
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And all of them will pick up where Schneiderman left off, doing battle against the Trump administration at every turn.
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Kurdish fighters have been effective allies in the battle against the terror group in both northern Iraq and northern Syria.
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In the face of widespread impunity, Nali, Djamouss and others like them are lone warriors in the battle against rape.
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First, in this case, the battle against the mandate involves not just the president, but all three branches of government.
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But he did not retreat from his assertion that recent killings in the battle against Philippine drug trafficking were problematic.
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He spoke with blunt force about the need for the world's countries to unite in a global battle against terrorism.
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Avenatti has represented Daniels in a legal battle against Trump as well as the President's longtime personal attorney Michael Cohen.
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Iowa State is hosting ESPN's "College Gameday" for the first time ahead of this in-state battle against the Hawkeyes.
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In a tough battle against Davis, Chapman then surrendered the game-tying blast on a 97-mile per hour fastball.
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The award-winning singer and songwriter tweeted Thursday about her ongoing battle against record executives Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta.
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And as a battle against the world's second deadliest Ebola outbreak in history continues, containment is hampered by ongoing violence.
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Personally, I'm not so sure how Abby is going to fare in a battle against Cyrus, but she seems confident.
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Take Caroline Malatesta for example—the Alabama mother who won a huge battle against obstetric violence in August of 2016.
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Nasrallah called the new sanctions "an honor" that came as "part of the ongoing battle" against Hezbollah and its allies.
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"The reason it all goes tits up is because Margaery wasn't in control of the battle against Cersei," Dormer explained.
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Poor Bourne is burdened with inconvenient historical knowledge even as he must fight a perpetual battle against his own obsolescence.
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The country's military newspaper calls the internet the most important front in an ideological battle against "Western anti-China forces".
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Even a change of a few percentage points would make a huge difference to the battle against the climate crisis.
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The new case also raises the prospect of a fight over the law authorizing the battle against the Islamic State.
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Life inside low-key lockdown is a battle against boredom, isolation, anxiety and the fear of no end in sight.
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We can only hope so, because the battle against genuine authoritarian threats needs to be waged consistently, credibly and persuasively.
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In response, Chambers and Kam waged a very public battle against revenge pornography, which they documented on their YouTube channel.
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Wednesday night, the battle against the potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act will get an unlikely ally: the clergy.
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The election year battle against misinformation on Facebook isn't off to a good start, at least according to one study.
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The president of Massachusetts General Hospital said Sunday that health-care officials are preparing for battle against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Democratic leaders have been waging an uphill battle against Trump's efforts to paint the party as an enemy of Israel.
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Republicans were already preparing for battle against Collins as rumors of his impending announcement traveled around the Capitol this week.
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In 2016, Ted Cruz fought a deeply personal and bitter battle against Donald Trump for the Republican nomination for president.
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Concerned Westerners must understand that the problem calls for not a battle against Islam but a struggle for religious freedom.
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LNG demand is booming, as countries like China swap out coal plants for gas in the battle against choking pollution.
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A major coal company is throwing itself into a residential battle against a planned offshore wind farm on Lake Erie.
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Portman, a former U.S. trade representative under President George W. Bush, faces a tight reelection battle against former Ohio Gov.
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In the battle against the ketchup maker Heinz for board seats, Trian won two of the five seats it sought.
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"The most important thing is to look for small wins right now," she said, referring to the battle against busyness.
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Beyond his legal troubles and a challenge from Campa-Najjar, Hunter is also facing a primary battle against former Rep.
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One of the ways these trees may earn their keep is by helping out in the battle against fire blight.
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Itim represented Ms. Zeitler in her battle against the rabbinical authorities, which went to the Supreme Rabbinic Court in Jerusalem.
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These days, the easy media narrative is that employers and employees are locked in a pitched battle against one another.
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Cost of College For the past eight years, the Obama administration has waged a battle against predatory for-profit colleges.
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While Volcker may have pushed unnecessarily hard against inflation, his battle against excesses in the financial sector looks half-hearted.
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The jury is still out on whether it's Oscar-worthy, but that ultimate battle against Thanos was something to behold.
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If she dies (and I don't think she will), it will be in the final battle against the White Walkers.
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She arms her women with blazing rockets, missiles, and even lasers, preparing them for a battle against the patriarchal powers.
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Sidelined by the rebels, he re-emerged in 2014, waging a battle against Islamists in the eastern city of Benghazi.
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As such, it is a rather small but necessary step in the continuous battle against the aesthetics of authority. Dadaclub.
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Grimm, in his battle against the Gloucester County School Board, has become a champion for transgender rights across the country.
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Lore spoke about Jet's battle against Amazon on the Recode Decode podcast, last December: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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The Free Syrian Army is a rebel militia fighting alongside Turkey in its battle against the Kurds in northern Syria.
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Baron has to create enemies where there are none so the big Tesla story and Musk have something to battle against.
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Demi Lovato is fired up about last week's court decision in Kesha's legal battle against longtime collaborator Dr. Luke and Sony.
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After an epic battle against a woman considered one of Asia's top fighters, she was declared victorious in a unanimous decision.
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As a black man, he also had to battle against the racism of Hitler's Germany, where the 1936 Games were held.
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However, as ZDNet noted, during the FBI's failed court battle against Apple, it cited a different authority than Section 702.[ZDNet]
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There isn't yet cause for celebration, as there's still much more work to be done in the battle against fake news.
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Two thin tubes that connect the ovaries to the uterus have assumed an outsize role in the battle against ovarian cancer.
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Most of the Dothraki, who stood as her earliest supporters and family, were eliminated in the battle against the Night King.
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Hinterlands is at war, after all, and the performance they turn in is their return-fire in the battle against imagination.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they say are free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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State media appealed Tuesday to "workers at all levels and fields" to join health officials in the battle against the virus.
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An effective battle against trafficking also requires innovative law enforcement, partnerships between government and the private sector, and cooperation among countries.
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His defence team has launched a public battle against the prosecutors, calling the latest arrest "illegal" in documents seen by Reuters.
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Mr Berlusconi's son, Pier Silvio Berlusconi, runs Mediaset, but his siblings may worry more about a battle against cash-rich Vivendi.
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Players command Halo Wars 2's action from above, building bases, training units, and sending them into battle against enemy forces.
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On a sweltering night the former president discussed his philanthropic foundation and the global battle against AIDS, climate change and poverty.
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With its big V8 engine, truck frame and boxy body, it's here to do battle against boring, car-based crossover SUVs.
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In the game, teams of four players battle against each other and attempt to paint an arena in their team's color.
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Jussie and his attorneys had staged a legal battle against the special prosecutor, saying it would expose him to double jeopardy.
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"Pollution causes accelerated aging, so they really go hand in hand," Cleeve explains of beauty's all-hands battle against the issue.
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With the battle against the Prince of Wales' (Billy Howle) army, Bruce establishes himself as an equal — if not stronger — adversary.
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The battle against Dr. Luke (Lukas Gottwald) started in 2014, when Kesha Rose Sebert filed a lawsuit against the music producer.
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They believe that God is on their side in the battle against the move to recognise LGBTQ Americans and their rights.
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The sad thing is that this is exactly how teams win the PR battle against players getting paid money (by teams).
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But, together with the Bank of Japan, it is at the forefront of a global battle against the threat of deflation.
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But Washington has relied heavily on the Syrian Kurds in the battle against the ISIS group and has rejected Turkish pressure.
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Widespread use of neonicotinoid insecticides began in the 1990s, and it represented an innovative step forward in the battle against pests.
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In an interview in March, he said he would keep up the battle against Najib even if he lost this election.
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That means the money can all be used for the nomination battle against the 19 other Democrats seeking the party's nod.
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The United States supports Kurdish groups in both Syria and Iraq as critical assets in the battle against the terror group.
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Theater owners should be focusing on making going to the movies worth it—rather than fighting an unwinnable battle against streaming.
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Click ahead to see more scenes of the massive battle against what's dubbed the Blue Cut Fire east of Los Angeles.
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The Scottish leader launched her "independence conversation" in Stirling, where Scots hero William Wallace won a historic battle against the English.
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The winner will go on to a presidency that at least in part will entail a battle against their fatal flaws.
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You can start the battle against jet lag before you ever step foot on a plane by tweaking your inner clock.
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Someone's going to stand up and be the final hero in Westeros' battle against the undead, but who's the best choice?
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"Two days ago the (Kurdish fighters) tried to exploit our battle against Daesh (Islamic State) to advance towards Marea", he said.
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The case sparked an international outcry, putting the country's endemic corruption and failing battle against violent crime in the global spotlight.
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The battle against the militants still raged nearby on Saturday, however, as a Reuters cameraman visited the site with Iraqi troops.
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If our most talented employees are fighting an uphill battle against constant distractions and interruptions, our end products will suffer. Simple.
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Allen told Mashable that joining this coalition could offer the group a larger platform for the union's legal battle against Facebook.
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He was even by her side late last month, when she appeared in court in her ongoing custody battle against Hoppy.
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MSF has worked in Iraq since 1991 and it offered medical services to people caught in the battle against Islamic State.
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Some observers speculate that Ms Koike will take her battle against corruption only so far, and focus on other priorities instead.
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For them, the public fight in court against the powerful entertainer represented a new era in the battle against sexual assault.
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In the battle against his demons, the people he loves have clearly been key, and he includes his audiences in that.
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The uptick will provide slight relief to investors, who continue to battle against a tide of volatility within the embattled economy.
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The retail industry is wielding a new weapon in its long-running battle against a border adjustment tax: the U.S. dollar.
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Its population is both shrinking and aging, while backsliding in the battle against chronic corruption has led to mass street protests.
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The spacecraft was a little more than one year old, and passed away after a long and courageous battle against darkness.
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Seeking to convey momentum in the battle against the ISIS, Obama earlier convened a meeting of his top national security advisers.
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It's a promising development in the battle against HIV and AIDS, but more work is required before clinical trials can begin.
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With his battle against regulators behind him, Leon Cooperman can focus fully on his reputation as a living legend of investing.
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America has now signed up for Saudi Arabia's Middle East policy -- a relentless battle against Shiites and allies in the region.
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But recently, the city has been waging another pivotal battle—the battle against Canada geese and their overwhelming volume of shit.
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Zendaya's "24k Magic" would've been a surefire win on Lip Sync Battle – against anyone besides Spider-Man: Homecoming costar Tom Holland.
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Chisora is now being maneuvered into a heavyweight battle against the former WBO champion Joseph Parker, a fellow Matchroom Sport stablemate.
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Cancer victims have new weapons in their battle against the deadly disease, but they don't come in the form of pills.
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His defense team has launched a public battle against the prosecutors, calling the latest arrest "illegal" in documents seen by Reuters.
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The pressure has been building since the battle against the Islamic State group was declared over in 2017 — and even beforehand.
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Earlier this year, Hawk prevailed in a legal battle against an ousted aide who unsuccessfully attempted to remove her from office.
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However, experts said the public health emergency declaration is a vital, long-overdue part of the battle against America's opioid problem.
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The decisive earlier battle against Hizbullah that led PM Ehud Barak to take that decision had actually happened four years earlier.
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Gabbard was an early entrant in the 2628 Democratic field and faces an uphill battle against bigger name candidates like Sens.
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It infused the idea of SDI with the heroics of the characters of the movie doing battle against another evil empire.
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Qualcomm is waging a battle against Apple on one hand, while it is embroiled in talks of a megamerger with Broadcom.
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At the same time, though, one of porn's most public figures in the battle against mandatory condom legislation is stepping down.
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He has also sent troops to the southern border in his battle against immigrants, tasking them with turning away vulnerable individuals.
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Mexican leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is casting his third run for the presidency as a historic battle against entrenched elites.
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He was even by her side late last month, when she appeared in court in her ongoing custody battle against Hoppy.
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Bredesen meanwhile defeated two challengers, Gary Davis and John Wolfe, who faced an uphill battle against the former governor's name recognition.
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Rudy Giuliani tells ABC News the Trump legal team is now preparing to battle against a subpoena for Trump to testify.
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In other words — similar to other fintech narratives — this is being pitched as a battle against antiquated companies and old technology.
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On stage at F8, Mosseri announced that Instagram doesn't just want to stop bullying, but lead the Internet's battle against it.
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The game's still-memorable intro, an electrifying battle against a screen-filling Hydra, summed up the original God of War's pitch.
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Apple Music is now more front and center, an added leg up in the company's continued battle against services like Spotify.
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He was addressing a meeting of 68 countries and organizations gathered in Washington to discuss accelerating the battle against Islamic State.
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The closures come amid Kona Grill's legal battle against its former CEO, who is counter-suing the restaurant for unpaid severance.
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Saadi said American logistical and intelligence support and US airpower accounted for "50% of the success of the battle" against ISIS.
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Why can't an incumbent Republican senator publicly endorsed by an incumbent Republican president win his primary battle against his nutty opponent?
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The government has repeatedly warned that the battle against the coronavirus depends on how quickly infected church members can be isolated.
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Testing for the coronavirus, another key component of the battle against the spread of the pandemic, has been slow to start.
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Luxury owners have long waged a battle against what they see as free riders cashing in on their exclusivity and branding.
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He said he would welcome a battle against another television celebrity who has been a fantasy candidate for Democrats: Oprah Winfrey.
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That inquiry focused mostly on the actions of junior officers before an hourslong gun battle against dozens of Islamic State militants.
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The battle against racism and sexist laws and institutions quickly became central to what it meant to be a committed Democrat.
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Unbeknown to Denton and his company's lawyers, Thiel had decided to bankroll Hogan in his legal battle against Gawker and Denton.
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The S.D.F. is an important ally of the United States military in the battle against the Islamic State in northern Syria.
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To the shock of national Democratic leaders, Senator Bill Nelson was trailing Wednesday evening in a re-election battle against Gov.
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For this year, it is 18,000, a historic low, reflecting his ongoing battle against admitting new refugees, immigrants and asylum seekers.
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"Our findings make it clear that we are losing ground in the battle against cardiovascular disease," she said in the statement.
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Now, Caforio is locked in a nasty, increasingly personal battle against Katie Hill, a nonprofit executive who's supported by EMILY's List.
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C.D.P.H.P., the Albany organization, is one of the few insurers to have taken the battle against expensive pills a step further.
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Nearly two decades since SARS emerged in 250, China is again at the center of a battle against a new coronavirus.
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Prior to her death, Koo had fought a court battle against an ex-boyfriend who threatened to release their sex videos.
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The request is the latest chapter in Facebook's ongoing battle against phony users, accused of spreading spam and fake news articles.
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Still, it's hard not to think that the battle against climate change has, once again, been relegated to the back seat.
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Ms. Callimachi, a Times correspondent who reports on jihadist groups, is in Iraq to cover the battle against the Islamic State.
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Even without Stanton, the Yankees had plenty of firepower for their battle against Verlander, one of the best pitchers in baseball.
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After Ford left office, she shared with the public another personal struggle — her successful battle against addiction to alcohol and painkillers.
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Since last month, the military has been locked in a battle against Islamist groups allied with the Islamic State on Mindanao.
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This has threatened the fragile balance the SDF has been struggling to maintain since the battle against the terrorist group ended.
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It's unclear whether Miss America will also cover Swift's ongoing battle against former record label Big Machine Records and Scooter Braun.
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The lessons the judicial system has learned in the battle against organized crime should serve as a blueprint throughout the impeachment.
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Federal law enforcement has been waging an existential battle against encryption tech for years, claiming that it interferes with criminal investigations.
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"The battle against childhood obesity faces many obstacles, most notably entrenched special interests and a 'business as usual' mindset," he wrote.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) says Donald Trump is not giving his all in the battle against Hillary Clinton for the presidency.
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The ramshackle village, Umm al-Hiran, was scheduled for demolition after its residents lost a long legal battle against the government.
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The award will recognize Gleason's efforts in raising money and awareness for research into the battle against Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).
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The group also includes Ian Poulter and Fleetwood said he looks forward to doing battle against his fellow Englishman on Wednesday.
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Claire McCaskill's seat is vulnerable, and polls suggest she will face a tough battle against GOP state attorney general Josh Hawley.
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Green is a devout Christian who won a key battle against ObamaCare's birth control mandate at the Supreme Court in 2013.
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If she is elected, she will have weathered a prolonged battle against a trash-talking, burn-it-to-the-ground demagogue.
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Flashback: Francis concluded a Vatican summit on sexual abuse in February by calling for an "all-out battle" against the issue.
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He also suggested that his childhood as a self-declared nerd had prepared him for an electoral battle against the president.
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Netflix's battle against VPNs is expected to be a game of whack-a-mole, as the company blacklists known VPN servers.
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To stay informed about the battle against fossil fuel infrastructure in your state, head to the Sierra Club for more information .
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Nurse Fullah and her colleagues may have beaten Ebola, but their battle against Sierra Leone's teen pregnancy epidemic has only begun.
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Pakistani officials warn economic damage would weaken the country, proving counterproductive in Washington's battle against Islamist militant groups in South Asia.
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The Conservative May is in the midst of a surprisingly close reelection battle against the left-wing Labour Party's Jeremy Corbyn.
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Obama said that even as his military and intelligence agencies wage battle against ISIS, additional changes are required to secure the homeland.
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But as the Philadelphia lawsuit and ruling show, the battle against the use of salary history to determine pay is hardly over.
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A legal battle against the Justice Department could cost as much as $8 million, Dan Webb, a lawyer for the city, estimated.
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The separatists and the internationally recognized government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi are nominally united in their battle against the Houthis.
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Because it's a challenge to produce, the labs producing fentanyl should be a reasonably easy target in the battle against opioid addiction.
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Nicole Maines gained national attention for her battle against her Orono, Maine school district over her right to use the girls' bathroom.
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The battle against the pipeline, waged in the name of wildlife, indigenous peoples and the planet, feels to Albertans like character assassination.
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All are currently active, all identify as transgender, and all of them are gearing up for a new battle—against their president.
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When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi, a memoir by a late neurosurgeon about his battle against lung cancer, comes in second.
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The augmented reality smartphone game allows players to find their own Pokémon scattered across the real world — then battle against other users.
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Slow start to 2016, but form returned at Miami where she reached last 16 and lost a tight battle against Victoria Azarenka.
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King Uther fights to defeat them, but after the climactic battle against Mordred, he wants to return to the peaceful status quo.
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The BOJ has already revamped its policy framework in September, adopting an approach better suited to a long-term battle against deflation.
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It might seem that President Trump and I are on the same side of this battle against globalization, but that is wrong.
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He also said that Russian support in Syria is "fine" with him, adding that Russia can handle the battle against ISIS there.
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When 70% of Kobani was destroyed by U.S. airstrikes in the battle against ISIS, they showed little interest in helping rebuild it.
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Since his arrival at Dragonstone, Jon Snow has been petitioning Daenerys for her help in the impending battle against the White Walkers.
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Even for the apps that are allowed on the store, developers still have to fight an uphill battle against Apple's own services.
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In Afghanistan, the U.S. continues its 16-year-long battle against the Taliban, the Haqqani network, Al Qaeda, and the Islamic State.
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Yet Serbia were deserved winners and Krstajic clearly came out on top in the tactical battle against his opposite number Oscar Ramirez.
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Kelly Ayotte New Hampshire who is in a tight re-election battle against the Democratic governor of that swing state, Maggie Hassan.
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"The battle against bots is an arms race," said Joe Berchtold, the chief operating officer of Live Nation Entertainment, which owns Ticketmaster.
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T.J. Rodgers, the company's founder and former CEO, has waged a battle against Cypress Semiconductor, upset by the actions of the board.
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In 2016 the LIA lost its legal battle against Goldman Sachs after a seven-week trial relating to nine equity derivatives trades.
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It's been a year since Kylie Minogue won the legal battle against Kylie Jenner over the trademark of their shared first name.
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For the US, alienating Erdoğan remains an unwelcome prospect given Turkey's critical role in the battle against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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And while Oz may battle against the fish, he feels a tremendous respect for his scaly opponents and their ability to survive.
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Though Brady denied involvement and fought a legal battle against the league, the NFL suspended him for four games the following season.
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I wonder, often, what I could do with that energy if I didn't have to battle against my own mind so often.
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Chorus turns six people at a time into mythical virtual warriors of different species and sizes, reenacting a battle against ancient evil.
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They signaled a further softening in his immigration position as he girds for a battle against Democrat Hillary Clinton in the Nov.
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For those engaged in the never-ending battle against the bulge, Withings Body Cardio Scale has improved on the old bathroom scale.
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They exist only on "In the Name of the People", a wildly popular 55-part television series about China's battle against graft.
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The battle against ad fraud is actually improving, according to the White Ops/Association of National Advertisers semi-annual Bot Baseline report.
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The potential side effects are broad, they're a brute weapon in the battle against allergies because they interplay with the nervous system.
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Game critic John Bain, known to millions by his moniker TotalBiscuit, died Thursday after a battle against cancer that lasted for years.
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The second thing—and the greatest weapon in the battle against a festival comedown—is to not go full throttle every day.
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And Pelosi confirmed that, for related reasons, she sides with Apple and its allies in the recent encryption battle against the FBI.
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No one crossed the threshold of the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop who had not already been engaged in a battle against homophobia.
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Bredesen meanwhile defeated two challengers, Gary Davis and John Wolfe , who faced an uphill battle against the former governor&aposs name recognition.
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You will also be able to battle against Team Go Rocket grunts, and the shadow Pokémon that they abandon can be caught.
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The SDF said the battle against Islamic State had reached a decisive phase that required more support, not a precipitate U.S. withdrawal.
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His citation contains astonishing details of the never-disclosed battle against 400 al Qaeda militants deep inside war-torn Somalia in 2015.
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The Pentagon also said Tuesday it was ramping up spending for the battle against ISIS, doubling last year's request to $7 billion.
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What makes it worth watching is the personal, unvarnished insight into how PTSD arrives and how lonely the battle against it seems.
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You capture cute, battle-ready critters, then (obviously) make them do battle against other people's critters, for honor, glory, and gym badges.
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The virus is a concern for Asian countries, which already wage a constant battle against the mosquito-born dengue and malaria viruses.
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The SDF suspended its battle against Islamic State in eastern Syria in October due to Turkish cross-border shelling of the north.
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This makes batteries a key tool in the battle against global warming, because they can help decarbonize both transportation and electricity systems.
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He said he hoped that escalating the nation's battle against cancer will help restore the fading "sense of optimism" of recent decades.
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AdGuard Premium can help you battle against trackers and spyware that want to know your private information to sell you more ads.
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T.J. Rodgers, the company's founder and former CEO, has waged a battle against Cypress Semiconductor, upset at the actions of the board.
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Those feelings aside, Biden chose to forgo a battle against Trump for the presidency, announcing last fall he wouldn't enter the race.
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Apple (AAPL) won a ruling from the International Trade Commission late Tuesday in its long-running patent battle against chipmaker Qualcomm (QCOM).
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And as the founder and president of the Trumpet Awards Foundation, she celebrates blacks who are aiding in that battle against inequality.
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As in the battle against climate change, the quest to clean up space shouldn't be passed on to future generations, he said.
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Judge: We would like to think that our findings could play a role in the battle against food scarcity crisis of 2050.
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But Donnelly is still facing an uphill battle against Republican businessman Mike Braun in a state that Trump won by 19 points.
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The Beavers face an uphill battle against the ascendant Utes, who have won five straight after starting 1-3 in the conference.
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Churchill famously discoursed across the Atlantic with President Franklin Roosevelt, encouraging the US to support Britain it its battle against Nazi Germany.
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The YPG was the lead force in the Syrian Democratic Forces, Washington's main ally in the battle against Islamic State in Syria.
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SAM has been fighting a state-by-state battle against legalization on the grounds that increased access will lead to increased use.
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Mubangizi, a mechanic, 32, and his wife, Musimenta, 22, are waiting for compensation in another long-running court battle against the hospital.
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" German Chancellor Angela Merkel said: "In the battle against those responsible for these inhuman acts we are on the side of Turkey.
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The actresses also shared the stage before the walk, speaking to a large crowd of fellow supporters in the battle against ALS.
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The U.S. continues to rely on the Syrian Democratic Forces, a coalition of predominantly Kurdish fighters, to battle against ISIS in Syria.
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Moments before Hamilton's engine blew out, Ricciardo had been defending his position in a tight battle against Verstappen, who had fresher tires.
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House Republicans have said there's money left over from the battle against the Ebola virus that can be used to fight Zika.
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After sweeping Congress and the White House in November's elections, Republicans established a beachhead in their battle against regulation through the CRA.
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Freeman reconnects with Alyx Vance and her robot, Dog, as they continue their support of the resistance's battle against the Combine forces.
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And FatBoy has since aggressively expanded its battle against competitors in the U.S., filing four cases against imitators, a company director said.
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So (they've) been fighting this eight percentage point battle against big ticket items that people will change buying habits over every time.
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Because they know that they'll just be put to sleep, only to wake up and be forced into battle against their will?
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The result is pretty epic, as we see the gang gear up to go into battle against unknown creatures from the beyond.
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After his show in Paris, I spoke with him at his hotel about his music and the battle against racism and homophobia.
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Pai also ignores that the FTC's authority over ISPs is currently in doubt thanks to an ongoing court battle against AT&T.
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Hillary Clinton is about to head into a general election battle against the most entertaining presidential candidate in a very long time.
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A US nurse's divorce battle against her Saudi husband shows the nightmare foreign women face in Saudi Arabia's sharia-based court system.
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But if you believe in QAnon, you think Trump and the Republicans are literally fighting a worldwide battle against a nefarious cabal.
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It sold itself as a romance with nature at its most magical, but it was premised on a comprehensive battle against nature.
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And the battle against the virus can take the form of social control measures that would be completely unacceptable in normal times.
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But before he can save his home planet, Thor must win a gladiatorial battle against his old pal the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo).
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Season 2 of BLL ended with Celeste (Kidman) coming out victorious in her custody battle against her mother-in-law (Meryl Streep).
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Amid such conservatism, women for years faced an uphill battle against the prejudices of managers and viewers alike, particularly at the BBC.
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Tubman waged her battle against slavery as an Underground Railroad agent and abolitionist, as well as a Civil War spy and nurse.
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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said Sunday the coronavirus has united the world in its battle against the fast spreading pandemic.
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And that won't work until or unless the United States and China come together in a collaborative battle against this devastating disease.
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The L.A. Clippers owner and his wife Connie just pledged more than $25 MILLION to help fight the battle against COVID-19!!!!
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For Cairo, the Israeli intervention has helped the Egyptian military regain its footing in its nearly five-year battle against the militants.
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American drones and spy planes have been more decisive in Mr. Duterte's battle against Islamic militants than the rifles donated by China.
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The government in Taipei has implemented 124 safety protocols, a testament to its quick, vast, and well-considered battle against COVID-19.
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These images tell the story of the high human cost and the geopolitical stakes in the battle against Islamic extremism in Africa.
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It has attracted a number of American and European volunteers to fight in its ranks during the battle against the Islamic State.
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He said the "cowardly" killing of Soleimani had taken out the most effective commander in the battle against the Islamic State group.
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Erdogan earlier told Turks to exchange gold and hard currency into lira, framing the crisis as a "national battle" against economic enemies.
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The company has faced significant pressure over the past year, the company's ongoing battle against the likes of Spotify and Apple Music.
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The belt is inscribed with a shamrock to honor Forde's Irish lineage and a pink ribbon commemorating the battle against the disease.
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Uber is waging a battle against Los Angeles' transportation department over the city's new data-sharing requirements for scooter and bike rentals.
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I decided not to hide my battle against deportation but to fight publicly to draw attention to the unfairness of the system.
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China's top leaders stepped up efforts to make the news coverage focus more on positive developments in the battle against the epidemic.
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And that populism means the electing of people who are strong characters in one segment in a battle against the other segment.
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The Saudi kingdom has viewed its fight against the Houthis through the lens of its battle against Iranian influence in the region.
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But Carper is worried that continued funding shortages will make it impossible for Koskinen to keep up in his battle against hackers.
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The finale perfectly sets up The Politician season 2, which will follow Payton's battle against DeDe Standish for New York state senator.
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Walmart is betting on grocery-shopping robots to help it win the battle against Amazon and Kroger for customers&apos food spending.
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He has been careful to recast every potential scandal and policy struggle as a battle against the Democrats and other outside groups.
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Now comes the latest weapon in Beijing's battle against Seoul's deployment of an American-made antimissile system: the anti-Thaad rap video.
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Democrats had planned a colossal battle against the vulnerable Issa; now, the scramble to replace him now numbers at least 10 candidates.
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Most shoppers think that Black Friday comes down to a battle against time, with most deals expiring in a matter of hours.
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Yet most of them, particularly Frank, seem to be living for their pointless, petty work, fighting a losing battle against the clock.
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In vaping, the public health community saw a chance to again strike a blow in the battle against nicotine addiction in adults.
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Bespoke created an index of some 60 retail companies that were waging an uphill battle against Amazon and its online sales business.
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The civilized world has won this battle against the Islamic State, but it is part of a much larger, multi-generational war.
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In the Netflix show, a band of rebellious kids (plus one with superpowers) do battle against otherworldly monsters to save their hometown.
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His rhetoric is strikingly similar to that used by President Donald Trump, who is fighting his own battle against impeachment in America.
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The Nigerian military has been engaged in a fierce battle against Boko Haram, which has ties to the Islamic State, for years.
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Closer to Syria, Iranian-allied militias moved west of Mosul as the battle against the Islamic State unfolded there in recent months.
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"Today's ruling is a step backward in the battle against skyrocketing drug prices and providing more information to consumers," the group said.
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"Today's ruling is a step backward in the battle against skyrocketing drug prices and providing more information to consumers," the group said.
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Though he faces a battle against such rivals as McIlroy and the world No. 1 Brooks Koepka, he feels the confidence returning.
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Though he faces a battle against such rivals as McIlroy and the world No. 1 Brooks Koepka, he feels the confidence returning.
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Nasrallah said the battle against Islamic State must continue "in every place to eliminate Daesh", using an Arabic acronym for the group.
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Hillary Clinton's large Brooklyn-based campaign is expanding again as it gears up for a brutal general election battle against Donald Trump.
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The Salvadoran government is already strained in its battle against corruption, crime and violence — including one of the world's highest homicide rates.
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But several fighters with extremist ties or under United Nations sanctions have also said they are joining the battle against General Hifter.
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Bolt last year raised $175 million in funding from a group led by German automaker Daimler to help its battle against Uber.
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In October, IS destroyed a triumphal arch that had been constructed by the Romans to commemorate victory in battle against the Persians.
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But the future is here and JBL Reflect Aware is the first active-noise canceling soldier in the battle against the headphone jack.
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" In Granma, Cuba praised long-term ally Venezuela for its "tough and victorious diplomatic battle" against "the meddling plan of imperialism and oligarchies.
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Photo: GettyWaymo, the self-driving car company spun out of Google, just scored a major win in its ongoing legal battle against Uber.
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Activist firm Third Point has been waging a proxy battle against Campbell, demanding that it put five of its nominees on its board.
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It's a nod to Breast Cancer Awareness Month — and also an acknowledgement that Cohn herself waged a five-year battle against the disease.
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The state's Chamber of Commerce waged a legal battle against the cap-and-trade system but later supported extending a "more flexible" plan.
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Washington, which is backing the YPG in the battle against Islamic State in Syria, on Sunday said it was concerned about the situation.
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Like many segments on The Man Show, this one imagines its protagonists engaged in a heroic battle against a particularly nefarious foe: feminists.
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The Game of Thrones world is entering a time when laws and precedent will be destroyed by the coming battle against the dead.
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As part of battle against air pollution, China aims to reduce consumption of low-grade bulk coal by 200 million tonnes by 2020.
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French President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Nouakchott Monday to discuss the battle against Islamic extremism and ways to finance counterterrorism and peacekeeping operations.
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However, since 2014, it has waged a losing battle against the U.S. shale oil drillers, who are phenomenally more resilient than anyone expected.
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Stanikzai, the acting defense minister, said much of the battle against the insurgency was about reinforcing public perception that the government was winning.
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The Turkish offensive took aim at Kurdish YPG militia in Syria, who had been America's top allies in the battle against Islamic State.
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Kopser has won his primary and will face an uphill battle against Republican candidate Chip Roy, the former chief of staff to Sen.
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It marked the "Tik Tok" singer's highest-profile live performance since all the media attention surrounding her legal battle against producer Dr. Luke.
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Ghosn's defence team has launched a public and fierce battle against Tokyo prosecutors, calling the latest arrest "illegal" in documents seen by Reuters.
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Douglas McAuthur McCain, for instance, a Muslim convert from California, was killed fighting for ISIS in a battle against the Free Syrian Army.
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Wal-Mart Stores — The retailer is offering free shipping with no minimum purchase through Friday, as it stages a retail battle against Amazon.
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The country has seen a U.S.-led invasion in 2003, sectarian violence in 2007 and 2008, and the battle against ISIS most recently.
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Galmudug currently has no president and the regional government is stuck in an existential battle against Ahlu Sunna Waljama'a, a local Islamist militia.
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China's top leaders have stepped up efforts to make the news coverage focus more on positive developments in the battle against the epidemic.
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Kellyanne Conway, CEO and president of The Polling Co., said Clinton is struggling to fight a two-front battle against Sanders and Trump.
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" Assad praises Russia in ISIS fight Discussing the ongoing battle against ISIS in Syria and Iraq, Assad said the fight wasn't "a race.
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Continuing his battle against the mainstream news media, Trump insulted NBC News' "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd and Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Waters.
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Transportation is becoming an increasingly important issue in the battle against rising emissions, with efforts being made to tackle the problem and attitudes.
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Among major economies, the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank remain locked in an aggressive battle against low inflation and growth.
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When Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus was announced this summer, it became a strange rallying point in the battle against modern white supremacy.
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The East Asia Summit comes just two months after the Philippines won a major international court battle against China over the disputed sea.
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Just look at Hoboken's ongoing battle against its sea wall—designed by OMA—which is in limbo now due to vicious community opposition.
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That comes as the world's No.2 economy pushes to reduce carbon emissions from coal-burning as part of its battle against pollution.
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Image: APFor the past decade, Hollywood's battle against online pirates has been mainly been focused on leaked DVD screeners and illegal streaming sites.
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This year, the silver-haired politician has amassed a campaign war chest of $309,118.13 for his primary battle against local attorney Brent Ackerson.
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Illustration by Jim CookeThe FCC ruled in favor of a free and open Internet in 2015, but the battle against that stance continues.
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We will be marching tomorrow in memory of those who have fallen and in Next Generation Action Network's continued battle against police brutality.
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Swift famously aided Kesha in her own recent legal battle against Dr. Luke, donating $250,000 to the star to help pay her attorneys.
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In a world where Old Media is locked in a perma-battle against New Media, the Matter Ventures accelerator is an interesting play.
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