The Democratic candidates battled for votes in New York City.
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Republicans and Democrats have battled for decades over the refuge.
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War ensued as human empires battled for control over Tiranoc's riches.
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Richards and Migliozzi then broke free and battled for dozens of laps.
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Major incumbents like Charles Schwab and Fidelity have battled for lower fees since.
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We battled for the full game, so it was a lot of fun.
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For years, Peloton battled for venture capital investment and struggled to attract buyers.
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Still, Venus battled for three sets, losing, 4-63, 6-4, 6-2.
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Still, Venus battled for three sets, losing, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2.
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Still, Venus battled for three sets, losing, 212-113, 211-222, 22-2.
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In the 1980s, the big brands battled for dominance in the cola wars.
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Reggie Thomas have battled for months, at candidate forums, interviews and on the airwaves.
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At the most recent monthly sale, around 2100,000 bidders battled for 9,855 licence plates.
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"Someone who has battled for us all year," Larkin said during the postgame interview.
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The companies have a history of aggressive advertising as they battled for market share.
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De Rivaz was a bulldozer who battled for years to get the contract signed.
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She galvanized working-class women to fight for suffrage and battled for tenants' rights.
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As a parliamentarian and a health minister, she battled for the rights of women.
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In fact, Paige battled for 2 more rounds -- throwing punches with the broken arm!!!
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It battled for supremacy with competitors like ICQ, and messengers from Yahoo and Microsoft MSN.
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The teams battled for the rest of the game before Burnell's miss doomed the Gamecocks.
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The companies have a history of aggressive advertising as they have battled for market share.
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Gyms held by one of the two rival factions, however, need to be battled for.
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See SWNS story SWCAMEL; Passers-by battled for nearly four hours to rescue the camel.
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Two rival gang factions, known as Risky Road and the Maniac Fours, battled for turf.
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The singer is currently in remission from breast cancer, which she battled for over six years.
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He battled for position in front of Minnesota's net and redirected the long shot from Keith.
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In early 2015, the actress was diagnosed with breast cancer, which she battled for two years.
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In recent weeks, Trump and Cruz have battled for the allegiance of well-known evangelical leaders.
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Yes Bank has battled for months to raise the capital it needs to meet regulatory requirements.
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Uber and Lyft have for years battled for customers in the fast-growing ride-hailing business.
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Political scientists and data journalists have battled for years to supplant fact-free punditry with quantitative rigour.
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Property-tax lawyers earned an estimated $280m from tax reductions they battled for between 3703 and 2370.
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And then her body was the fight and she battled for decades before that took her too.
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Back then, the Nissan Leaf and the Volt battled for relevancy amid criticisms of their very existence.
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We fought and battled for 40 minutes and we just need to get better from this one.
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Shareholders in Retelit have battled for control of the company which owns 12,500 km of fiber-optic cables.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia have often battled for influence in Lebanon as part of their wider regional rivalry.
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The United States has battled for decades to bring closure and agreement on the creation of two states.
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Northern Iowa and North Carolina State (252-251) battled for control of the game's tempo from the start.
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Both have spent aggressively in the past few years as they battled for market share against each other.
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In many grands prix, overtaking happened only behind the Mercedes drivers as others battled for the minor places.
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The two major party candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, also battled for mentions on the social media platform.
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Lawler and Hendricks battled for five hard rounds, and this time Lawler took the belt home by split decision.
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The companies have spent aggressively against each other in the past few years as they battled for market share.
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Each candidate battled for the soul of the Democratic Party, with two competing versions for resolving unemployment and poverty.
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We live in an era of foreign attacks against American democracy, which McCain battled for a lifetime to defend.
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"I hope you came for the money," goaded an M.C., clad in black, as the men battled for hoops.
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Last summer, the EU battled for months over recertifying glyphosate use; member states like France and Germany opposed it.
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Azar and Verma — his subordinate who oversees Medicare, Medicaid and Obamacare — have battled for months over policy and personnel.
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While Los Chapitos and López battled for the throne, Valdez chronicled their power struggle in the pages of RioDoce.
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For Republicans, shared values and ability to bring change battled for the top slot, while 11% were concerned about electability.
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It's been 13 years since Average Joe's and Globo Gym battled for dodgeball royalty in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.
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The rise in like-for-like sales confounded market expectations of another fall as retailers battled for customers over Christmas.
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Despite the lack of a comprehensive ground game, Trump also battled for votes in Nevada, especially during the final stretch.
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The feud has roots in decades of animosity between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which have long battled for regional supremacy.
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This time, the disappearances were carried out by organized crime as it battled for territory in the lucrative drug trade.
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On the streets of the city of Ghazni this week, Afghan troops and Taliban fighters battled for the future of Afghanistan.
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In this form of globalisation, national teams of ideas and workers battled for market share, and became richer in the process.
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When Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton battled for the Democratic nomination in 2008, the two had little disagreement over actual policy.
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America&aposs favorite burger: it&aposs an honor that burger behemoths Five Guys and In-N-Out have long battled for.
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It battled for years with creditors before reaching a settlement in 2016 that allowed it to re-enter the global credit markets.
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The two battled for the No. 1 spot in 2013, but since then Apple has been far and away the largest company.
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But he says still being able to compete with the 'monsters and animals' he has battled for so long means a lot.
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Democrats and the White House have battled for weeks over funding for the president's plans for a wall on the southern border.
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A nerve-racking final Round after round, 15 of 291 spellers in the competition battled for the top prize during Thursday's final.
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There is aggressive competition among the chargers, which is reminiscent of how ride-hail companies like Uber and Lyft battled for drivers.
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A statement issued by his family said the cause was idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, a respiratory disease he had battled for some time.
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I followed her into the tiny kitchen, where a jumble of pots battled for space, settled unevenly on chunks of glowing coals.
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Scanlan's testimony highlighted the fact that the federation and the U.S.O.C. had battled for years over how to handle sexual abuse cases.
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In 1998, he battled for an open seat with another ex-athlete, Democrat Scott Baesler, a former University of Kentucky basketball player.
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Biden and Klobuchar have battled for the mantle of leader of the party's centrist lane for months alongside former South Bend, Ind.
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In the bush, they battled for control of diamond fields and gold mines; in Monrovia, they fought gun battles in the streets.
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He encouraged his American teammate Scott Houston and cheered on his friendly rival Wojciekowski as the duo battled for the highest bar.
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Rival governments backed by armed factions in Tripoli and the east have battled for power and a share of the country's oil wealth.
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Merchants have battled for years with banks, in the courts and in Congress, over how much they must pay for accepting card payments.
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Right winger Richard Panik used his right skate to kick a pass to Rasmussen as he battled for a puck in the corner.
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TNR, under the alternating tenure of Michael Kinsley and Hendrik Hertzberg, was a forum where competing strands of the liberalism battled for dominance.
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China and the Trump administration have battled for months over alleged unfair trade practices, which the U.S. says Chinese companies often engage in.
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Pilloried on Russian state television as a dangerous criminal, Mr. Kross has battled for years to purge international arrest orders issued against him.
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A mother in her mid-40s was questioning whether a rare cancer that she had battled for years was really and truly defeated.
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Barclays of London introduced Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) in 1967, the year the Beatles and Monkees battled for the top of the charts.
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This isn't even the first time two guys have battled for Ms. Russo's favor in a film written and directed by Ron Shelton.
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The temperature was a good indicator of the prize the athletes battled for on Saturday — another sweltering marathon, at the Rio Games in August.
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Driving the news: The two schools battled for the spotlight yesterday, as both held court — and traded barbs— during their respective conference's media days.
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The European Commission has battled for more than a decade to reduce so-called interchange costs and encourage cross-border trade and online commerce.
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Some in conservative religious circles have already questioned the references to him, criticizing what they say legitimizes a secularist ideology they battled for decades.
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About two years ago, Mr. Clark said, Mr. Michaels overcame an addiction to alcohol and cocaine that he had battled for some five years.
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Kuzma battled for 40 minutes, helping to offset a 51-point effort by James Harden, as the Lakers ended Houston's 4.73-game winning streak.
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Turkey sees the group as a security threat because of its links to a Kurdish separatist movement that the country has battled for decades.
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Tyree and a New England Patriots defender battled for the ball with Tyree pinning it to his helmet to secure a drive-sustaining reception.
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New Jersey center John Hayden and left winger Miles Wood battled for the puck behind the Red Wings net with Detroit center Luke Glendening.
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Mr Martin based his saga loosely on the Wars of the Roses in England in the 15th century, when rival families battled for the throne.
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The comedian filed for divorce from Rounds in February 2015, and they battled for custody of Dakota after Rounds filed for sole custody in April.
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As in much of Germany in the aftermath of the first world war, rival factions of left and right battled for power on the streets.
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Lajovic battled for a 5-7, 6-3, 6-3 win over Slovenia's Aljaz Bedene, while Caruso handled Argentina's Facundo Bagnis 6-4, 6-0.
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Establishment candidates such as Kasich, Bush and Christie have battled for support in the state, which is seen as integral to their White House hopes.
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Uber and Lyft had battled for months with the airport and the LA city council to reach an agreement that allowed pickups at the airport.
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Jason battled for another year, until March 270, when he received his death sentence and his family met with Dr. Brunvand to plan hospice care.
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Former vice president Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont battled for delegates as 14 states and one U.S. territory held high-stakes elections.
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Musk battled for years to break the monopoly on the military's launch business held by United Launch Alliance, a partnership of Lockheed Martin and Boeing.
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The states were the final hurdle, and Sprint (S) and T-Mobile (TMUS) battled for the deal's approval in a Manhattan federal court in December.
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I apologize to Edna Adan, a heroic Somali woman who has battled for decades for women's health and led the fight against female genital mutilation.
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After Reagan and stretching to the first Clinton term, Congress and the White House battled for supremacy, neither side willing to defer to the other.
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Lithuanian fans in the stands at Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon cheered wildly as the two boats battled for gold through the final half of the race.
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The letter is the latest attempt at gamesmanship between Trump and Pelosi, who have battled for leverage in the shutdown fight that has lasted 33 days.
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He battled for position near the crease and redirected a pass from Hoffman for his third goal of the night and his 14th of the season.
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But Libya's U.N.-backed presidential council is split and Serraj has struggled in a country where rival factions have steadily battled for control since Gaddafi's fall.
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The standoff led to months of turmoil and the deaths of more than 3,000 people as armed groups swept across the country and battled for control.
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A coalition of mostly Muslim rebels ousted President Francois Bozize in March 2013, and Christian and Muslim militias battled for control before a tentative political transition began.
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When it comes to sexism, Trump has used his platform to reinforce prejudice in many of the areas women have battled for decades to challenge public perception.
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Everyone struggled to adapt to the stage light that had lit up our community and battled for a turn to speak into the microphone at center stage.
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The two bands might have battled for supremacy—Noel once publicly wished that his opponents would "catch AIDS and die"—but they had very little in common.
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The ANC has seen bitter infighting in recent years, as factions loyal to President Cyril Ramaphosa and his scandal-plagued predecessor Jacob Zuma have battled for influence.
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Svetlana Kuznetsova, who turns 22006 this month, battled for more than three hours to take a 22010-24 (5), 4-6, 7-5 win over Zhang Shuai.
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Public health leaders and researchers have battled for years to persuade providers to stop reaching for their prescription pads every time a urine test comes back positive.
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He was one of the last of the Soviet cosmonauts of his era, a time when America and the Soviet Union battled for dominance in the heavens.
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Lawmakers on the panel have battled for years over the CFPB and its immense authority, and Wednesday's hearing highlighted the partisan rancor that has overshadowed the agency.
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Backed by the United States, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) battled for weeks to take Tabqa and the nearby dam from Islamic State in 2017.
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"We just played about as well as we can play, and mainly because we finally competed and battled for an entire game," Calipari told reporters after the game.
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James and Lachlan battled for control of the Murdoch empire for years, with Lachlan ultimately coming out as the victor... Trump has a primary challenger Former Massachusetts Gov.
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Toy stores battled for inventory, JC Penney and Kmart bought in big along with Sears and advertised on TV, and even local drug stores started stocking the game.
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"We battled for four quarters, which was good, made enough plays to get it done in an environment that's tough to come out and win in," Ryan said.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Rival armed factions battled for a second day on Friday in the worst outbreak of fighting in the Libyan capital Tripoli for more than a year.
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He inherited a team that won the Bundesliga by 10 points the prior year and was fired in April as the team battled for a Champions League slot.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jihadist insurgents in northwestern Syria took ground from rival Turkey-backed Islamist fighters as they battled for a second successive day on Thursday, rebel sources said.
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Kenseth and Larson battled for parts of the final five laps, and Kenseth, the 1813 Nascar champion, picked all the right lines and pulled away at the end.
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Yet just as the networks battled for must-see supremacy, so will Overtime join a growing crowd on Gen Z-centric media outlets, including the social platforms themselves.
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A security vacuum allowed militants and migrant smugglers to flourish, as competing alliances backed by rival regional powers battled for political power and control of Libya's oil wealth.
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U.S.-backed militias on Friday had declared "total liberation" of Raqqa from ISIS after Syrian factions battled for 130 days to force the militant group from the city.
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Discovery and Viacom battled for Scripps to bolster their offerings in a market that has been fragmented by consumers dumping cable for streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.
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The company and New York authorities have battled for years over the legality of offering short-term lodging through the service, and the relationship has long been inconsistent.
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As they battled for the 1980 Republican presidential nomination, Bush accused Reagan of "voodoo economics" for insisting he could balance the budget while cutting taxes and boosting defense spending.
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Strycova, who reached the Wimbledon semi-finals last month, battled for nearly two hours before losing to Pera, who is ranked 37 rungs below her in the WTA rankings.
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Bombardier and Embraer have battled for decades over the regional jet market and traded accusations of unfair subsidies in the 1990s that their countries hashed out at the WTO.
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Twenty years ago, at the 1998 Olympics in Nagano, Japan, two American women battled for the gold medal spot in the ladies' singles competition: Tara Lipinski and Michelle Kwan.
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Tempers flared again early in the second quarter when Cleveland's Richard Jefferson reacted angrily to catching an elbow from Toronto's Jonas Valanciunas as the two battled for a rebound.
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As many as 150 firefighters scrambled to get access to enough water and battled for three hours to bring the flames under control, said fire service official Zillur Rahman.
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Neal Pionk took a shot from the right point and the puck hit Ehlers in the skates as he battled for position in front of the net with Heiskanen.
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Seventy firefighters battled for three hours early Monday to bring under control a dramatic blaze at Camden Lock Market, a popular London tourist destination, the city's fire brigade said.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Islamist insurgents battled for hours on Sunday with African Union troops after exploding two car bombs outside one of their bases, Somali police, military and the militants said.
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Mary Queen of Scots, out November 23, depicts the brief time in British history when Queen Elizabeth I and Mary Stuart (the titular Queen of Scots) battled for the throne.
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The first week of ELeague's Street Fighter V Invitational wrapped up with a few landslide victories and a handful of upsets as players battled for spots in the group stages.
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The FARC, which battled for more than a half century, attacked military targets and civilian towns but generally allowed journalists to work freely, unless they went against the rebels' interests.
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While Holloway continually asked for match-ups against anyone in the top three of his division's rankings in the lead up to UFC 200, the others battled for McGregor's attention.
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With so many on the road, each car took home a smaller share of fares as they battled for riders and spent more time sitting in traffic, idly burning gas.
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The merger could reduce advertising costs after DraftKings and FanDuel both spent aggressively on TV and online in the past years as they battled for market share against each other.
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The 2115 champion Cavaliers and the 20123 champion Warriors will battled for the crown for a third straight year in the best-of-seven starting at Golden State on Thursday.
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Sadie Robertson is opening up about about a secret eating disorder she battled for nearly a year in an effort to help fans who might be struggling with similar demons.
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Cirelli battled for the puck behind the goal and fired in his fourth goal at the 1:47 mark for the win after Tampa Bay wasted a 25-23 lead.
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Patients battled for years to obtain the underlying data, and last spring, a legal tribunal in Britain, the General Regulatory Chamber, directed the release of some of the study's information.
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Benghazi has seen some of the heaviest fighting in Libya's conflict, which developed as rival factions battled for power and oil wealth following the revolution that toppled Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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Rocker Bruce Springsteen's daughter Jessica battled for a spot on the U.S. show jumping team while Gina-Maria Schumacher, daughter of Formula One great Michael Schumacher, is a champion in reining.
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Co-founder Bill Gates famously held product reviews where he'd kill years of work in a single meeting, and this encouraged these fiefdoms even more as teams battled for Gates' attention.
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More than a hundred firemen battled for about three hours to douse the flames that broke out early on Tuesday on the top floor of the National Museum of Natural History.
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On a cool and breezy day when defending champion Rory McIlroy battled for a 73, India's Lahiri enjoyed a flawless six-birdie performance on a damp Quail Hollow course on Thursday.
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Matt Hughes was on the verge of tears returning to the hospital where he battled for his life ... as 2 ICU nurses were honored for their care of the UFC legend.
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Ground zero is the Shia Crescent where Shia and Sunnis have periodically battled for control of land, natural resources and power throughout what's now Iraq, Syria and Lebanon for 85033,400 years.
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Trump and the Democratic-controlled House have battled for weeks over the shutdown, which was trigged by the president's demand for more than $5 billion in funding for a border wall.
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Four years later, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump battled for the presidency, the first lady reprised those lines in a speech in Northern Virginia—but this was no love letter.
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The Crimson Tide (2-0) racked up big plays on the way to a 40-0 halftime lead while alternating the quarterbacks who battled for the job throughout the off-season.
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"I'm incredibly honored to be chosen for the team but I'm equally devastated for John, seeing how much he's fought and battled for his spot makes these circumstances even harder," he said.
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Canada and Mexico have battled for months with a U.S. push for tougher NAFTA rules on how much North American content vehicles must contain to avoid tariffs, known as rules of origin.
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She may have decided to adopt this stance in order not to upset the army, fearing that antagonising it might derail the country's democratic transition for which she battled for so long.
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The companies have battled for months over Toshiba's efforts to sell its memory unit to raise cash to plug a hole in its finances caused by its bankrupt U.S. nuclear unit Westinghouse.
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N) on Tuesday posted a record profit and trounced Wall Street expectations, as it battled for consumers and global market share over other payment channels including its bigger rival Visa Inc (V.
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The companies have battled for months over Toshiba's efforts to sell its memory unit to raise cash to plug a hole in its finances caused by its bankrupt U.S. nuclear unit, Westinghouse.
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Time and again they battled for position, their positioning inch perfect and with Leclerc being every bit as tough on Verstappen as the Dutch driver had been to him at sunny Spielberg.
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Brexit: Prime Minister Theresa May and the opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, have battled for years over how to withdraw Britain from the E.U. On Wednesday, they met as potential but wary partners.
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The Flyers rallied to tie the game at 5 at 12:58 of the third when Sanheim battled for a loose puck in front and scored his second goal of the game.
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This means that borders over which armies and diplomats have battled for centuries are no longer entirely static but often follow a course that exists only in the eye of the beholder.
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For months, U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser and his chief strategist have battled for influence behind the scenes, and their feud may force another shake-up at the White House.
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Murray, who won his first ATP tour singles match in nine months in Tuesday's first round, battled for two hours and 42 minutes on court before his 20-year-old opponent prevailed.
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The two teams in the ELeague Major grand finals battled for glory and the $500,000 first place prize, with Astralis winning 2-1 in an exciting fight between the two Counter-Strike titans.
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Neither the promisingly named "Nightmare" nor the waves of Military Operators (effectively just laser-equipped versions of the same Medical and Engineering Operators you've battled for the whole game) really provide interesting challenges.
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So is what she leaves behind: shrapnel, barbed wire, splinters of shacks and the other detritus of the first world war in which Italian and Austro-Hungarian soldiers battled for the controlling heights.
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In past seasons, bears with names such as Otis, Scaredy Bear, Lurch, and Holly have battled for fishing positions, defended their cubs, mated, and played to an audience of millions around the world.
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The U.S. and China have battled for months over unfair trade practices allegedly performed by Chinese authorities, which resulted last week in an agreed-upon truce between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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As someone who has battled for greater inclusion in financial, media and telecommunications markets, I see tech not as some kind of scourge destroying civilized society, but as a democratizing and inclusive force.
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The one man to ascend is Boris Johnson, the former London mayor and schoolmate of Cameron's who became the household name of the "Out" campaign even as the prime minister battled for "In".
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In the beginning of 2015's National Football League season, FanDuel and DraftKings battled for dominance in daily fantasy sports, drowning the airwaves with ads during games, to the annoyance of many fans.
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After Busch dominated the second stage of the race and continued to run up front in the third stage, he and Keselowski battled for the lead after a restart following a lap-431 caution.
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The two players battled for six hours and 216 minutes, the longest ever singles semi-final at the All England Club, before Anderson advanced to the title clash in his 215th main draw appearance.
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The two have battled for the job throughout camp, but coach Nick Saban has shown willingness in the past to allow quarterback battles to go into the season, including Hurts' freshman year in 2016.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For more than a decade, tennis fans have been over-indulging in the greatest box-set rivalries the sport has known as Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic battled for supremacy.
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Kenya's judiciary, which has battled for years to establish its independence, asserted itself last month with a decision that surprised the world, nullifying a tainted presidential election and demanding a repeat to prevent fraud.
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The Timberwolves' Robert Covington managed to tie up Warren for a jump ball as they battled for the rebound, but the Pacers were able to run out the clock after Warren controlled the tap.
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In the years between, conservative regimes battled for the future with revolutionaries, most notably in 1848 (at the heart of a particularly trenchant chapter), when the continent was swept by a cascade of revolutions.
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The regime and the rebels battled for territory, including grain silos and bakeries in the northeast region, and when jihadist groups saw an opportunity in the chaos, they also sought control over these vital resources.
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The firm really took off in the go-go '80s as Wall Street players battled for information in an exploding market for mergers and acquisitions — and fought to defend themselves against charges of insider trading.
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The bans targeted only some of the ethnic minority insurgent groups in Myanmar that have battled for autonomy in conflicts that have raged on and off since shortly after Myanmar's independence from Britain in 1948.
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Lipe and Morgan, both lawyers with prestigious positions in the military, said they were aware of the privilege their positions gave them as they battled for their medical issues and infertility to be taken seriously.
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Model Zuzanna Buchwald is breaking her silence about how her agents told her she needed to stop eating and exercising to lose weight, which developed into anorexia and bulimia that Buchwald battled for four years.
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Reunification a decade after Hamas and Abbas's secular Fatah movement battled for control of Gaza may hinge on whether complex issues related to power-sharing - which stymied reconciliation bids in the past - can be resolved.
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Anisimov, 28, sustained the injury late in the first period of Tuesday night's 4-2 victory over the Canadiens after Alexander Radulov fell on his leg as they battled for a puck in the corner.
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For the first time at a professional golf tournament, the floodlights were switched on at the Montgomerie Maxx Royal golf course for the playoff as the six golfers battled for the $2 million prize money.
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That has broad-reaching implications for web and telecommunications companies that have battled for nearly a decade over the need for regulation to ensure web users get full and equal access to all content online.
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In 2015, Sky and BT smashed forecasts by paying a record 5.14 billion pounds to show matches featuring the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool, as they battled for pay-TV and broadband subscribers.
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He grew up in fear of the warring factions that battled for control of the region and that would kill without hesitation for a transgression as small as sharing food or water across enemy lines.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Taliban insurgents and Afghan government forces battled for control of the key southeastern city of Ghazni on Friday, with both sides claiming victory at the end of the day without any independent confirmation.
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Although five-year-old Sling TV was one of the first TV streaming services to hit the market, in the years since it has battled for cord cutters' dollars against a growing number of alternatives.
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Although Hamilton and Rosberg battled for the drivers' title to the last race in 2014, and Hamilton won, last year Hamilton took the title fairly easily with three races still to go in the season.
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Editorial Observer The Republican presidential candidates who battled for votes in New Hampshire last week, rousing the rabble with their usual talk of scary aliens at the border, were strangely silent about the closest international boundary.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - For months, U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser and his chief strategist have battled for influence behind the scenes, and their feud may force another shake-up at the White House.
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The operation to flush out the gangsters entered its ninth day as 1,600 security officials, including police officials and paramilitary Rangers, battled for control of the island in Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's power base of Punjab.
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Conner was discharged from the Army in June 1945, and his family battled for the past 22 years with the Army&aposs awards branch and eventually in the courts for the outcome that finally came Tuesday.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)Police and protesters angry at Indonesia's election result have battled for a second night on the streets of Jakarta, after six people were killed and more than 200 injured in the initial clashes.
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French voters marched to the polls on Sunday in the country's closely watched presidential election, where various political ideologies battled for the right to claim the top two spots in a runoff set for May 7.
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Two weeks after the pair had battled for the lead in Austria, with Frenchman Leclerc forced off by his determined Red Bull rival, the Ferrari driver showed he had sharpened his elbows and learned a lesson.
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He paid tribute to all those killed and injured in the struggle, as well as all the Syrian factions that battled for 130 days to force ISIS from its key Syrian stronghold and their international backers.
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In 2012, a six-page report by the Navy's medical inspector general found low morale and "unprofessional behaviors" as Dr. Jackson and his superior, Dr. Jeffrey Kuhlman, battled for control of the White House medical office.
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Roosevelt and Churchill battled for self-determination for Poland and other Eastern European countries, but in the end secured only paper promises that the West had no way to enforce and that Stalin violated within weeks.
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The president and Frey have battled for days, with Trump accusing the mayor of attempting to stifle free speech by billing the Trump campaign more than a half-million dollars for expenses related to the rally.
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While Lawler looked great in the clinch against Donald Cerrone and Johny Hendricks, he seemed outclassed and outworked by the great knees and elbows of dos Anjos as the two battled for grips and head position.
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Militants launched a deadly attack on an Indian Air Force base near the Pakistan border on Saturday, exchanging fire with Indian forces who battled for more than 15 hours before wresting back control of the compound.
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On one side of the screen the Knicks and the Rockets battled for NBA supremacy at Madison Square Garden; on the other, the white Bronco inched down a Los Angeles freeway with police in non-hot pursuit.
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The LNA and the BDB are on opposite sides of a conflict in which two loose and shifting alliances have battled for power in Libya since 2014, aligning themselves with rival governments in Tripoli and the east.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A fire at Brazil's Olympic velodrome was put out on Sunday by fire fighters who battled for hours to extinguish the blaze in Rio de Janeiro's Olympic Park, the country's Sports Minister said.
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Cruz and Nguyen battled for nearly the entirety of all three scheduled rounds, but with just 24 seconds left in the fight, Cruz delivered a flying knee that connected hard, immediately ending the bout in showstopping fashion.
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Last season, Smith battled for the starting spot with Fitzpatrick throughout training camp only to have his hopes dissolve when a teammate, Ikemefuna Enemkpali, punched him in the locker room, breaking his jaw before the preseason opener.
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At least five telephone bidders battled for this lot — at one point the price jumped $9813 million with a single bid — before it finally sold for $2981 million, the highest price of the week for the artist.
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Three bidders had battled for the Brancusi, a 2289.2-foot-255-inch-high abstracted head, titled "La Jeune Fille Sophistiquée (Portrait de Nancy Cunard)," ("The Sophisticated Young Woman"), and set on the artist's original carved marble base.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatian firefighters battled for a full day to control a forest fire along the Adriatic coast that has damaged and destroyed buildings in villages around the city of Split, reaching the Split suburbs late on Monday.
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Countries have battled for months over the level of capital buffers that banks should hold against risk of failure and the powers of the EU agency for troubled banks, the Single Resolution Board, to enforce these capital requirements.
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What continues to emerge is a picture of a confused group of pros and amateurs, catering to the whims of an infantile/senile Trump as they battled for power in a chaotic first year in the White House.
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The ones who put the Yankees in position to win were Hicks and Judge, who battled for the starting spot until the final week of spring training, when Manager Joe Girardi tabbed Judge as his opening day starter.
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But in Serial Box's podcast series The Witch Who Came in From the Cold, there's another war brewing: one between ancient magical factions, Ice and The Flame, each of which have battled for millennia over control of the world.
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There were nine yellow cards handed out at Goodison Park — the most in the top flight this season — but it was more competitive than dirty as both sides battled for points in another of this season's Friday night matches.
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Sixty million people tuned in during 2016 to watch the League of Legends World Championship finals, where teams of professional video gamers battled for the glory of being the best on the planet — and $1 million in prize money.
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Rogers and 25th seed Gavrilova battled for three hours and 33 minutes eclipsing the previous record of 3:23 set in 2015 when Johanna Konta defeated Garbine Muguruza 7-6 6-7 6-2 in a second round clash.
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Numerous political entities battled for influence, particularly in the fertile region along the Red river, which runs from Kunming (today in the southern Chinese province of Yunnan) into the Gulf of Tonkin, which sits between northern Vietnam and Hainan.
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Since the utility's bankruptcy filing in January, PG&E's shareholders and creditors have battled for control of the company, putting forth competing plans in bankruptcy court that would maintain PG&E's long-running setup as a for-profit company.
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PARIS/LE GRAU DU ROI, France (Reuters) - France's presidential candidates battled for the popular vote on Thursday with far-right Marine Le Pen wooing fishermen and Emmanuel Macron playing soccer as polls showed the centrist's commanding lead narrow marginally.
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Rick Snyder of Michigan, above left, battled for his political life, telling an angry House hearing that he was misled about the gravity of Flint's water problems by "career bureaucrats" in his administration and by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The Philippines is largely Catholic, but the southern third of the country is home to a sizable Muslim minority and the government has battled for decades with multiple rebel groups fighting for an separate Islamic state in the south.
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The 28-year-old, bidding to match his mentor Georg Hackl's golden hat-trick in the 1990s, steered his sled with a laser-like precision as his nearest rivals battled for control at the tricky Olympic Sliding Centre track.
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Democrats and Republican have battled for weeks over whether to fund Trump's $5.7 billion demand for wall funding and border security measures, which the president has demanded be a part of any spending bill aimed at reopening the government.
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The Road to 270: The 2016 electoral map Manafort, a veteran Republican strategist with deep ties to the party establishment, had battled for months with Lewandowski over the need for Trump to adjust his rhetoric and pivot to the general election.
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As celebrities take to Instagram to post their #10yearchallenge, a viral opportunity for them to brag about how well they're aging, Kendall Jenner is instead seizing the moment to get real about an issue she's battled for 1023 years: cystic acne.
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Iowa voters were meeting to render judgment on a field of 22020 Democratic contenders led by front-runners Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and former Vice President Joe Biden, who have battled for the top in recent Iowa opinion polls.
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While numerous systems of kung fu fighting styles have battled for relevance in recent years, tai chi's popularity is surging in the 21st century, especially as contemporary research increasingly qualifies the health benefits that have long been touted by its practitioners.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous Though both BSB and *NSYNC once battled for chart dominance, their perceived rivalry — which Carter previously told BuzzFeed was concocted by a bored media — is seemingly far behind them.
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Last week Tripoli was gripped by heavy fighting as armed groups allied with Seraj took over a compound that had been occupied by a rival leader, while forces in Libya's Oil Crescent battled for control of two major oil ports.
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He battled for more than 10 minutes (an eternity in oral argument time) with the plaintiffs' lawyer, pushing her to concede that the 85033 percent of transgender troops who had not yet come forward were unaffected and welcome to serve.
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Last year, Ace agreed to buy Chubb for $28.3 billion as low interest rates made it difficult for insurers to get good returns on capital, while Exor battled for months with Axis Capital Holdings to buy PartnerRe, a Bermuda insurer.
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With just 13 games to go in the regular season, Coach Tyronn Lue announced Monday that he was taking an indefinite leave of absence from the Cleveland Cavaliers to try to address health issues that he has battled for months.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An Australian state on Friday granted mining leases for a coal mine controlled by Korea Resources Corp (KORES), clearing the way for a project that green groups and some local communities have battled for more than a decade.
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" No. 523 Plymouth, England This epic novel "chronicles the building of a Gothic cathedral, set against the turmoil of 12th-century England, when two ineffective monarchs battled for the throne and the country collapsed into the period called the Anarchy.
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Defenseman Jan Rutta's shot from the right point deflected off Cirelli's right shin guard as the center battled for position in front of the net with two Ducks players, and the puck ricocheted off Gibson and over the goal line.
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Grime, once a tiny scene that was the preserve of pirate radio and clashes where M.C.s battled for supremacy, is now robust, diverse and widely acclaimed, and it has become a foundation for a wave of musicians looking beyond it.
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PATHANKOT/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A rapprochement effort between India and Pakistan appeared to be in jeopardy on Monday, as Indian security forces battled for the third day to clear out militants who attacked one of its air bases and killed seven soldiers.
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The puck hit Kings center Nick Shore in the backside as he battled for position in front of the net and was redirected between the pads of Jonathan Quick, cutting the deficit to 2-1 at 5:242 of the second period.
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MELBOURNE, June 21 (Reuters) - An Australian state on Friday granted mining leases for a coal mine controlled by Korea Resources Corp (KORES), clearing the way for a project that green groups and some local communities have battled for more than a decade.
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Semenya, who has battled for years against the new rules and was competing two days after losing her appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), also refused to clarify suggestions that she would switch to a new distance that is exempt.
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The 03-year-old Canadian battled for every point in her 6-4 6-4 second round victory against the Frenchwoman, who is mired in her own form slump having failed to advance past the second round of her previous 12 tournaments.
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While the Trump Organization has battled for years over infringements on its name in the country, it has also pursued a large number of hotel development deals in China, though one of his executives recently suggested that the organization would drop those projects.
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Emergency teams searched on Monday for more than 200 people listed as missing in the deadliest northern California wildfire on record as officials voiced concerns the casualty toll will climb higher and crews battled for a fifth day to suppress the flames.
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At the recent Intel Extreme Masters event in Katowice, all-women Counter-Strike: Global Offensive teams battled for a not-inconsiderable prize pot of $30,000, with the mixed-nationalities WRTP (We Run This Place) defeating CLG Red (Counter Logic Gaming) to take first place.
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"Western Europe" is made up of countries that grew as plump, modern democracies under an American security umbrella and invented the EU. Meanwhile, "former communist Europe" -- sometimes called "Eastern Europe" -- battled for decades to break from Soviet-imposed communism and find its own voice.
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The attack shows the enduring militant threat in Libya after a Misrata-led coalition under nominal GNA command battled for more than six months last year to oust Islamic State from its former stronghold in Sirte, about 230 km (140 miles) southeast of Misrata.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and other major producers last battled for market share in 2014 in a bid to put a squeeze on production from the United States, which has not joined any output limiting pacts and is now the world's biggest producer of crude.
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The workers who toiled at the Vázquez carwashes battled for nearly six years before receiving the money they were due, their efforts hampered by the owners having filed for bankruptcy — a well-worn tactic used to avoid paying exploited workers, according to labor advocates.
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But as he has battled for political survival in the face of multiple investigations and a re-election campaign, he has made increasingly warm overtures to evangelicals and sought to cast himself as the most firmly anti-abortion president in at least a generation.
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As I've said many times before, there is absolutely no place in our politics for this kind of rhetoric, said Scalise, who battled for his life after he was shot by a gunman who opened fire on Republican lawmakers during baseball practice in 2017.
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The upcoming movie Mary Queen of Scots explores how Elizabeth I (played by Margot Robbie) and her first cousin once removed Mary, Queen of Scots (Saoirse Ronan) battled for decades to reunite England and Scotland's rule — and their countries' opposing Catholic and Protestant religions — under one throne.
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California and the administration have battled for months amid President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE's planned rollback of national fuel efficiency standards.
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Omar Zwak, the Helmand governor's spokesman who gave the casualty figures, said the attack occurred in a market in Nawa, a district in the center of the province, which has seen heavy fighting in recent weeks as government forces have battled for control with Taliban insurgents.
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PATHANKOT/NEW DELHI, India (Reuters) - Militants launched a deadly attack on an Indian Air Force base near the Pakistan border on Saturday, exchanging fire with Indian forces who, backed by tanks and helicopters, battled for more than 15 hours before wresting back control of the compound.
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The two women say they set out from Hawaii on May 3, and the transcript of their interview with the Navy quotes Appel as saying that "on the first night" they encountered a "force 11 storm," which they battled for the following two nights and three days.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and other major producers last battled for market share in 2014 as they tried to put a squeeze on production from the United States, which is not participating in any oil limiting pacts and has grown to become the world's biggest producer of crude.
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Among the seven highly competitive House races in California, Democrats battled for months to avoid getting shut out from the November ballot under the state's "top two" election system: The two leading vote-getters, regardless of party, will go on to face each other in November.
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Clinton, who had praised the deal as "the gold standard" while it was being negotiated during her tenure as secretary of state, came out against the final trade agreement as she battled for the Democratic nomination against Senator Bernie Sanders, a fierce opponent of the trans-Pacific accord.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia, and other major producers last battled for market share like this between 2014 and 2016 to try to squeeze out production from the United States, now the world's biggest oil producer as flows from shale oil fields doubled the country's output during the last decade.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and other major producers last battled for market share like this between 2014 and 2016 to try to squeeze out production from the United States, which has grown to become the world's biggest oil producer as flows from shale oil fields doubled over the last decade.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and other major producers last battled for market share like this between 2014 and 2016 to try to squeeze out production from the United States, which has grown to become the world's biggest oil producer as flows from shale oil fields doubled over the last decade.
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From LeBron's own history against the Celtics to his frosty relationship with Kyrie Irving, picturing him jump to the franchise he battled for most of his prime—and vice versa—would make brain fluid leak from the ears of most NBA fans who're old enough to remember the 653 playoffs.
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McCall, formerly the boss of easyJet, said ITV created great shows in a market where broadcasters and online players, such as Netflix, battled for content but said it had to make sure it was paid the appropriate amount by platforms carrying its channels or buying content made by its studios.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) or Trump, as the three battled for the party's nomination.
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With the thermometer pushing towards 100 Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) the pair battled for two hours and 18 minutes under a ferocious sun before the 10th seeded Latvian ended the marathon on her fourth match point, sending the few remaining spectators at the Louis Armstrong Stadium court scrambling to find shade.
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F1 TV will give access to cameras mounted on the cars of the 20 drivers as well as the traditional broadcast feed, with viewers able to split the screens of their mobile device or smart TV. That would allow viewers to watch the action from two cars as their drivers battled for position.
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J.C. Flowers Buys Chi-X Trading Business in Australia and Japan | J.C. Flowers agreed to buy the Australian and Japanese businesses of Chi-X Global Holdings, giving the New York-based private equity firm two exchanges that have battled for more than four years to grab market share from dominant bourse operators.
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In a bitterly divided nation, with the impeachment debate intensifying throughout Congress and across the nation, and with American democracy now under fierce attack from a dictator in Russia who McCain battled for a generation, it is worth considering what McCain might say if he were here for our impeachment debate today.
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In one instance, as the Americans battled for an equalizing goal with 16 minutes left, forward Brianna Decker was trying to get on the other end of a centering pass when she took a fist to the face from Marie-Philip Poulin, captain of the Canadian team, and crumpled to the ice.
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In recent decades, the Congress and the Mizo National Front (MNF) have battled for power in Mizoram, but the Hindu nationalist BJP is looking to make a dent this time in the 40-seat assembly, riding the Modi wave and promising development in a state bogged down by weak infrastructure and lack of industry.
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The two senators have battled for control of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE remains the establishment favorite in the race.
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It was also Olivia's burgeoning talent as a singer that managed to captivate Sam, as seen in the memorable scene where she sings "All I Want for Christmas Is You," while Meghan's talent and poise were evidently present from a young age when she was 11-years-old as she battled for gender equality in her native Los Angeles.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.), have battled for months over Nunes's document requests, but Nunes reportedly never raised concerns about Rosenstein's behavior during the January meeting.
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It was also Olivia's burgeoning talent as a singer that managed to captivate Sam, as seen in the memorable scene where she sings "All I Want for Christmas Is You," while Meghan's talent and poise were evidently present from a young age when she was 11-years-old as she battled for gender equality in her native Los Angeles.
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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes finally got a court date, SoftBank's Masayoshi Son admitted defeat (see: "In the case of WeWork, I made a mistake"), venture capitalist Bill Gurley advocated for direct listings and denounced big banks' underwriting skills, sperm storage startups battled for funding and Away's dirty laundry was aired in an investigation conducted by The Verge.
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The tale is undated (and at any rate occurs in that fairy-tale realm of collapsed eras and unpinnable ahistoricism) but Miyazaki has said it takes place at the end of the Muromachi period (1392-1573), a time of great domestic unrest and civil war, when three powerful daimyo, or feudal lords, battled for supremacy under the powerful shogunate and enfeebled emperor.
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Clinton impeachments – the major differences Sharice Davids to vote for Trump impeachment articles: 'The facts are uncontested' MORE's recent suggestion that his decision to not endorse her sooner after the two battled for the Democratic nomination in 2016 ended up hurting her in the general election against Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellNew Parnas evidence escalates impeachment witnesses fight On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans GOP senator: 2020 candidates must recuse themselves from impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOn The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans House delivers impeachment articles to Senate Senate begins preparations for Trump trial MORE (D-Calif.) have battled for weeks over the scope of the Senate impeachment trial, with Pelosi holding firm in her demands for McConnell to guarantee that witnesses will be called before she presents the Senate with the House-passed articles of impeachment.
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