" Bonier added: "You can argue about whether or not they were behind Republicans.
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"It's likely we'll see all recent records for midterm turnout broken," Bonier said.
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If history holds, these new registrants will vote Democrat 2-1, says Bonier.
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"They have turned tragedy into a civic state of mind," Bonier tells Axios.
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"Age will continue to be a pretty darn good predictor of turnout," Bonier said.
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The tougher, bonier and generally less appealing the cut, the better it will braise.
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"But instinctually, this hurts, because it was about more than a single seat," Bonier said.
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Tom Bonier, a Democratic data expert, pointed to Missouri, a state Bill Clinton won twice.
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Bonier, the Democratic strategist, said his party should pay attention to higher turnout among Republican voters.
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"A lot of this has been treated as if it was an overnight phenomenon," Bonier said.
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"Missouri was the canary in the coal mine for Democrats," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic data analytics expert.
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" Bonier also noted in a series of tweets that, "the Clinton team was using DNC data throughout the primary.
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She's noticed her wrists look bonier, that her knuckles are coming out, and that her feet seem to be shrinking.
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Tom Bonier, CEO of TargetSmart, a political consultancy, says a survey of 39 states shows a surge of youth voter registration.
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"The best predictor for how you were going to vote in this election was how you felt about the economy," Bonier said.
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"White working class voters in Ohio were performing like white working class voters in Missouri, who long since abandoned the party," Bonier said.
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"There are some people you can't weed out since states don't have the tools to track those things," said TargetSmart CEO Tom Bonier.
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This year, the poll average in the Virginia governor's race was off by 5.3 percent, Tom Bonier, a Democratic pollster tweeted Wednesday morning.
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More than 2.3 million voters under 30 have already voted this year, according to Tom Bonier, CEO of the Democratic political data firm TargetSmart.
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"We have a fairly substantial team just doing that work," said Tom Bonier of TargetSmart, a voter data vendor that typically works with Democrats.
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"I think the challenge is that there aren't a lot of single-issue voters in the Democratic primary," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic analytics expert.
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"There are two ways to digest this result for Democrats -- with our brains and with our guts," said Tom Bonier, a top Democratic data and targeting guru.
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"Democrats are clearly energized, and enjoying a larger enthusiasm gap than they've enjoyed since 2006," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic microtargeting expert who runs the firm TargetSmart.
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Apparently, their shoulder blades are the place where their wings once were – the bonier the shoulder blades, the closer one is to turning into an angel again.
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"We had this flawed notion that when you looked at the Panhandle and the rural counties, [Obama] represented the floor," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic data analytics expert.
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"The one reason why Democrats shouldn't be doing backflips yet, it's not that Republicans are depressed, they're just not surging at the level that Democrats are," Bonier said.
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Much like our own teeth, they found, the dragonfish's teeth are coated by a layer of enamel-like proteins, with an inner layer of a bonier material called dentin.
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"Voters under the age of 30, relative to their '14 turnout, are outperforming every other group," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic strategist whose firm TargetSmart tracks the early vote.
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" Tom Bonier, a Democratic data strategist and the chief executive of the firm TargetSmart, said there was ample evidence that women were "especially motivated to vote in this election.
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"The conventional wisdom is that the early vote and the absentee vote is skewed toward people who are going to vote anyway," said Tom Bonier, the CEO of TargetSmart.
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The vastly different experiences of Red America and Blue America since the end of the recession have contributed to a political sort as well, said Tom Bonier, a Democratic demographics analyst.
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"When the primary turnout becomes anomalous, and suddenly it's surging in one direction or another, that does tend to have some bearing on general election turnout," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic microtargeting expert.
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For instance, precincts in Virginia, Texas, Florida and California that are composed mostly or entirely of college campuses reported a significant increase in turnout, suggesting a broader surge of young voters, Mr. Bonier said.
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Here's where things stand as millions of Americans head to the polls: More than 2.3 million voters under 30 have already voted this year, per Tom Bonier, CEO of the Democratic political data firm TargetSmart.
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"TargetSmart entered into discussions about a business partnership because we were led to believe it would advance our goals of supporting Democratic candidates and progressive values," said Tom Bonier, TargetSmart's CEO, in a statement Friday.
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"It is highly likely that this election was younger and more diverse than any midterm election this country has seen in some time, based on early voting data and matching it up with county-level data," Mr. Bonier said.
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In analyzing that group, Tom Bonier, the CEO of the Democratic voter targeting firm TargetSmart, pointed out that they are less likely to be white than all other segments of voters -- and 25% of them are under the age of 35.
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The number of double-ballots cast each election "is almost certainly higher than the few instances out there based on what we know," Bonier said, but the total is still "small" — and certainly not on the scale Trump has claimed.
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"The GOP gerrymandering efforts rely on the most efficient distribution of GOP voters across as many districts as possible, the idea being to waste very few votes in each victory margin," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic data analyst who runs the firm TargetSmart.
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By percent of people eligible to vote, it was the highest turnout of any midterm election since at least 1970 and the first time midterm turnout topped 100 million, said Tom Bonier, chief executive of TargetSmart, a data analytics firm that studies voter data.
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"The ebb and flow of the election cycle generally is — and it's not true in every single state but it is true in the national aggregate — Republicans tend to run up the score early with the absentee vote, Democrats come back strong with a pretty massive surge in in-person early voting, then on Election Day the vote tends to be closer to parity with a slight Republican lead," said Tom Bonier, the chief executive of TargetSmart, a data analytics firm that has collected early voting figures.
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Sylvie Bonier, "Marek Janowski quittera l'OSR en 2012". Tribune de Genève, 21 January 2010. Following the announcement of Janowski's scheduled 2012 departure, attempts to secure Bertrand de BillySylvie Bonier, "Bertrand de Billy ne viendra pas à l'OSR". Tribune de Genève. 26 January 2010.
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After Per I. Gedin received his bachelor's degree in art history from the Uppsala University, he began working at the Albert Bonier Publishing House as the head of the Booksellers Book Club. The Booksellers Book Club was founded by Albert Bonier when it was reprinted in 1942. In 1957, he presented an initiative publication of the first modern Swedish pocket book called, Aldous books. The Aldous books were soon expanded with the Dolphin series in separate publication, called the Aldous Publishing.
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The revised Bonier/Ducassou-Péhau/Charreton design was accepted and went into production as the Citroën Dyane. Bionier retired in 1967, the same year that the Dyane, the last design he oversaw, went on sale.
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Judith Massare is a paleontologist specializing in Mesozoic marine reptile research. In 1987, Massare published an analysis of plesiosaur feeding habits. She concluded that the long-necked plesiosauroids ate soft prey. Liopleurodon and its relatives, on the other hand, had teeth resembling those of killer whales and probably ate larger, bonier prey.
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Body parts with much tissue, such as large stomachs and breasts, or the loose skin on a dog, are more prone to independent movement than bonier body parts.Johnston & Thomas (1981), pp. 59–62. Again, exaggerated use of the technique can produce a comical effect, while more realistic animation must time the actions exactly, to produce a convincing result.Johnston & Thomas (1981), p. 60.
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In Europe, Yamada first guest-conducted the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande (OSR) in 2010. He became the OSR's principal guest conductor in 2012, with an initial contract of 3 years, after attempts to secure him as the orchestra’s next principal conductor did not come to fruition.Sylvie Bonier, "Le jeune Kazuki Yamada est proposé pour diriger l'OSR". Tribune de Genève, 18 June 2010.
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In September 2010, the OSR named Neeme Järvi as its ninth artistic and musical director, and in parallel, Yamada as principal guest conductor, with both appointments effective as of 2012, with initial contracts of 3 years for both conductors.Sylvie Bonier, "Surprise à l'OSR: Neeme Järvi sera le prochain chef". Tribune de Genève, 22 September 2010. Järvi has commercially recorded with the OSR for the Chandos label.
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Notably, it does seem to be much skinnier and bonier than the Xenomorph. Giger is also the first Gestorumque that differs from the Nemesis Genome. It is entirely black, has no bone-like spikes, does not have orange eyes, and does not possess a Self- Immolation ability. Rather Giger has thin spines running up and down its body, from the base of its head, to near the end of its tail.
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A portrait of the Comtesse de Neubourg and her Daughter formed part of the Vaile Collection, and realized 4500 guineas at the sale of this collection in 1903. Nattier's works have been engraved by Alphonse Leroy, Tardieu, Jean Audran (1667–1756), Dupin and many other noted craftsmen. The 1753 Marquis de Marigny is in the collection of the Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe. The Getty Museum has "Madame Bonier de la Mosson as Diana", 1742.
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The Aldous books are a collection of scientific books from the Aldous / Bonnier Group. These books were pocket-sized and included different topics such as religion, astronomy, language, economics, geography, and ... to be discussed on. The books were originally named Aldous, but in 1967 it was renamed to the Aldous Books Series. Dolphin Books were also a series of books published by the publisher of Aldous Bonier in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.
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Guzman Institute of Technology was heavily affected by the fire, but its sister school, the Guzman Institute of Electronics was able to continue expanding. It opened the Guzman Institute of Agriculture & Technology in Pinugay, Baras, Rizal in 1993, and its Dasmariñas, Cavite branch in 1994. Both branches eventually closed. The Guzman Institute of Technology rebuilt in 1995, by then acting President, Bonier De Guzman, who constructed a four-storey building on the site of the old building and the Guzman Institute of Electronics moved to the new building in 1996.
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Furthermore, despite a troubled relationship with his mother, in 1991 he took his first large paycheck from his music royalties and purchased a four-bedroom house for her while he was still living in an apartment. On September 3, 1994, he married Bridget Bonier, who is a mechanical engineer, in a private ceremony on a yacht in Clear Lake City, Texas. They have two children, a daughter, Caen (pronounced Cain), who was born April 26, 1995, and a son, Blake, born July 8, 1999. They were divorced in 2010.
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