Kelly won by a hair, Donte is in a recount.
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Even then, Mr. Obama won the nomination by a hair.
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JFK went on to win the election by a hair.
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Vancouver won in the end, but only by a hair.
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Darren Samuelsohn, White House reporter: The Democrats, by a hair.
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That same year, Felipe Calderón won the presidency by a hair.
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However, a third poll found the "Leave" campaign ahead by a hair.
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I'm going to call TurboTax the winner, but just by a hair.
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Intel still does a better job with gaming, but only by a hair.
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The only test that favors Quantum is JetStream, and that's by a hair.
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She lost her bid in the season's penultimate episode, but only by a hair.
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This was a close one, but the Honda Accord takes it by a hair.
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Donald Trump is leading Hillary Clinton in key states – but only by a hair.
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I'd have to say the Pixel wins this one, but only by a hair.
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Trump won Michigan in November by a hair — a little more than 10,403 votes.
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Ory handled the styling, and they were aided only by a hair and makeup artist.
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On Thursday, S&P 79.673 E-mini futures were higher by a hair, at 2,910.5.
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On May 26, 1954, Leather surpassed that mark by a hair, finishing at 5:20143.
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And by a hair, the Blue Jays have the toughest schedule remaining according to PredictionMachine.com.
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"It wasn't really about bad defense — just balls out of reach, by a hair," Callaway said.
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But Wallace only lost to Nixon by a hair in South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee.
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The Gilchrist and Soames toiletries were accompanied by a hair dryer tucked into a leather box.
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The Senate confirmed Donald Trump's education secretary by a hair, Betsy DeVos, of the grizzly bears.
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Villegas slowly puts up her bare hands, only adorned by a hair tie around her wrist.
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Maybe he'll survive by a hair, or maybe the Lannisters will be ready to defend their home.
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His official average time was 406.7 -- topping his father's historic 1960 one-way run by a hair.
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Clinton tends to lead by a hair more among decided voters, even after removing the "undecided" voters.
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The Jews win by a hair a war for our survival and are a permanent pariah state.
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She won the Iowa caucuses this time (by a hair), which she lost to Barack Obama in 2008.
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The only metric T-Mobile didn't win was 4G latency; AT&T just beat it by a hair.
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And when it comes down to Weisz and Stone, I think Weisz takes the win by a hair.
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MARA LIASSON, NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO: It kind of doesn&apost matter who wins by a hair in this election.
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If the case is decided before November, it could have an effect on turnout in a tight presidential contest here — President Obama won North Carolina by a hair in 2008, and lost it by a hair in 2012 — as well as what is likely to be a difficult re-election fight for Gov.
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The Galaxy S7 just edges out the G21 by a hair; both take more saturated pictures than the iPhone 2200S.
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Tesla shares are on track for their first down year ever — and not just by a hair, but 33 percent.
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Yesterday, the campaign to "Leave" the European Union won over "Remain" by a hair-splitting 51 percent to 49 percent.
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Preliminary voting results show he lost the fight - the biggest and most expensive in U.S. corporate history - by a hair.
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Senator Marco Rubio beat Ohio Governor John Kasich by a hair in the District of Columbia's Republican primary on Saturday.
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ET, the yield on the benchmark 212-year Treasury note was below the 27-year Treasury note yield by a hair.
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The only test T-Mobile didn't win was for 4G latency; AT&T won this one, but only by a hair.
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A woman in — you guessed it — Australia was held hostage in her car for about 20 minutes by a hair spider.
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The 2018 Texas Lyceum Poll showed Cruz leading O'Rourke by a hair — 41 percent to 39 percent, respectively, among likely voters.
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Onstage, Jensen and Treseler's quintet skips the studio version's lengthy, drifting intro, and they kick the tempo up by a hair.
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"You only need to change the velocity of the asteroid by a hair, just a centimeter per second," Mr. Johnson said.
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In heavily Catholic states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, she lost by a hair — the last by less than 1 percent.
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We seemed to prefer the clarity and finesse of the 2011 to the opulence of the 20083, but just by a hair.
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Bloomberg will likely miss the delegate threshold by a hair in delegate-rich states California and Texas, according to NBC News projections.
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He finished 22 percentage points behind Donald Trump in the Nevada caucuses, beating Ted Cruz to a second-place finish by a hair.
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The three women who were not awarded prize money had not qualified for the EWS, all missing the qualifying time by a hair.
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But, if you want the absolute most high-end of the two, including a nifty stylus, Samsung's phone wins out by a hair.
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When Gillespie eked out a win in Loudoun by 458 votes — out of more than 183,000 cast — but lost the state by a hair.
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Winner: The flagship Casper mattress wins by a hair in terms of set up because it weighs less and seemed to have less odor.
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When compared to the other two, Towns nudges past by a hair because his contract lasts one season longer and there are no options.
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After the 2000 presidential election, which Al Gore lost by a hair, talk of hanging chads threw the technology of voting booths into question.
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The only year in recorded history the planet has experienced that was hotter was 2016, and only by a hair -- just 0.04 degrees Celsius.
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The Wig Witch In 2015, I was sponsored by a hair brand to make a wig and do some content for them through my blog.
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It's important to note that the videos I speak of are not videos of people struggling to park, then pulling it off by a hair.
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" Roy Moore, who only lost his Alabama senate election by a hair said 9/11 and crime in the country was because we have "forgotten God.
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In the fifth, Gil Hodges's drive to left center was run down by Mantle, and Sandy Amoros missed a home run to right by a hair.
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In Florida and most other states, the candidate who places first in the popular vote – even if just by a hair – wins all the electoral votes.
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The company said it had 165 million active buyers on the site, missing by a hair analysts' estimate of 166.5 million, according to research firm FactSet StreetAccount.
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A kid recorded their dad's reactions to the Falcons almost-but-not-quite winning the Super Bowl, and then losing by a hair — and it's pure gold.
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What's more ... it beat 'Rogue One' by a hair -- it got $22.1 million -- but the 'Star Wars' story was played in nearly twice the number of theaters.
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Despite his pledge to accept no corporate political action committee money, he has raised $1.94 million as of June 30 — exceeding Ms. Tenney's haul by a hair.
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China's government announced last week that GDP growth, once again, came in pretty much exactly where it wanted it to be, actually outperforming expectations by a hair.
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Clinton edged Sanders by a hair in the Iowa caucus, and trails him by a wide margin in New Hampshire, where voters head to the polls on Tuesday.
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But this is where everything went haywire—the concept of a "defensive inning" was initially misunderstood; once it was corrected, Mexico actually lost the tiebreaker by a hair.
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Winner: Acer Swift 3 (by a hair)Battle 8803: Battery lifeThankfully, the days of a cheap laptop only lasting a couple hours on a charge are well behind us.
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Opinion polls show independent centrist Emmanuel Macron would lead far-right leader Marine Le Pen by a hair in first-round voting, before beating her in the run-off.
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OECD Chart: Life expectancy at birth, Men / Total / Women, Years, Annual, 2014 Babies in Japan, Spain and Switzerland had higher life expectancies at birth, though only by a hair.
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The game ended when shortstop Amed Rosario went deep in the hole to field Lewis Brinson's grounder and threw out the sliding Brinson by a hair at first base.
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In reality, Mr. Sanders won New Hampshire by a hair over Pete Buttigieg, a margin far narrower than when he beat Hillary Clinton by 22 points here in 2016.
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It's official: John Krasinski and Emily Blunt are now the cutest celebrity power couple, edging out Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard and Chrissy Teigen and John Legend by a hair.
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Facebook spent $3.3 million on lobbying in the first three months of 2018, according to its disclosure form, setting a new quarterly record for the social network by a hair.
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Two other children share a mattress by the rotting wall where the mice live, opposite the baby, whose crib is warmed by a hair dryer perched on a milk crate.
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In Iowa, however, where the RealClearPolitics survey average has former Vice President Joe Biden leading the field by a hair, the two progressives are polling extremely close to one another.
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Update: With Vice President Mike Pence breaking a 50-50 tie, the Senate voted by a hair Tuesday to start debate on repealing the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare.
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The surge in the polls Humphrey enjoyed in late October wasn't enough to carry him over the finish line ahead of Richard Nixon, who won the popular vote by a hair.
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Under any plausible election scenario — whether Republicans keep their majority by a hair or Democrats gain tenuous control of the House — moderates of both parties will hold the balance of power.
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The champion, Zou Lihong, was supposed to re-enact a great showdown from the Rio Games, where she beat the favored American, Tatyana McFadden, by a hair in the wheelchair marathon.
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Though it retained the iPhone 4S's 8-megapixels (surprisingly the camera cutout shrank by a hair), the actual camera sensor improved to take better photos in low-light and snap pictures quicker.
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It makes perfect sense, then, that we'd also be captivated by a hair color with similar holographic properties, like the mother of pearl-inspired pastels that are all over Instagram right now.
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This one was a close call and the S7 Edge only wins by a hair; the Gobstoppers are sharper and the depth of field on the chips gives the pic more depth.
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And Democratic voters in New Hampshire—as well as in Iowa, where he lost to Clinton by a hair—are largely white liberals, the group he's been doing best with so far.
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Any extra weight, though—even just a few pounds of water weight gained during her menstrual cycle—can mean the difference between clearing the bar by a hair or knocking it down.
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Yes, revenue growth and profit were better than expected in the fourth quarter, and the company's average daily users increased (by a hair) in North America and Europe — its most important advertising markets.
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The biggest conservative megaphones — aside from the president — are Charlie Kirk (7.3 million interactions) and Donald Trump Jr., whose 1.86 million interactions eclipsed his nemesis, the New York Times' 1.84 by a hair.
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That equates to an annualized return on equity of 12 percent, allowing the bank run by Jamie Dimon to perform the rare feat of besting its rival Wells Fargo, if only by a hair.
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San Francisco (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc's first-quarter results beat Wall Street estimates by a hair on Tuesday in what was taken as a good sign for the web pioneer's plan to auction its core business.
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New Gallup polling finds that 25% of American adults are greatly concerned about energy prices and access, which is the lowest level — albeit by a hair — in 18 years of their polling on the question.
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Although the Note 10 Plus measures 6.39 x 43 x 0.31 inches, Samsung's own Galaxy S10 5G (which has a 27-inch display) beats it by a hair at 23120 x 21440 x 210 inches.
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The fact that he could lose it by a hair is bad, but even if he pulls out a win by a fraction, pollsters agree it's still a bad sign for GOP chances in 2018.
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Bernie Sanders is leading Hillary Clinton by a hair in Wisconsin ahead of the state's presidential primary on Tuesday, where each has sought to position themselves as the strongest opponent of the state's conservative Governor Scott Walker.
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Shanbhag is an heir to Babel, and this story of a family's moral unraveling and descent into cruelty after it comes into sudden wealth — capped by a hair-raising ending — already feels like a modern-day classic.
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The Sanders campaign announced this week that it had raised $25.3 million in the third quarter, placing him ahead of Ms. Warren, his chief ideological rival, by a hair and at the top of the field in fund-raising.
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And not by a hair, either — the Alternative for Germany, or AfD, won 153 percent, ahead of stalwart parties like the Greens and the pro-business Free Democrats, making it the third-largest caucus among the seven represented in the Parliament.
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CALDER TROPHY Finalists: Auston Matthews (Toronto Maple Leafs), Patrik Laine (Winnipeg Jets), Matt Murray (Pittsburgh Penguins) Winner: Laine I'm pretty sure I'll be switching to Matthews the next time we do this, but as of now, it's Laine's award by a hair.
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I say "by a hair" because the Republicans have mounted a pretty forceful defense that Democrats are rushing this process through the House without any sign of bipartisan support, and by keeping in lockstep at the Judiciary Committee they've made their point.
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Bernie Sanders's strong showing in Iowa — where he lost to Hillary Clinton by a hair — gives his supporters a lot to be excited about, including the overwhelming support of young voters and evidence that he is a viable candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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If you're inspired by a hair or clothing trend popular within black or brown communities, but hesitate to speak out against police brutality and institutionalized racism — or fail to even cast women of color to walk your show — then you should reconsider what statement you are truly making.
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In a political bank shot made in the last two weeks of the campaign, they thought associating Mr. Moore with calls for a statewide alcohol ban would hurt him with moderate, business-oriented Republicans and assist the Democrat, Doug Jones, who won the special election by a hair-thin margin.
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Here in New Hampshire — which Mr. Trump won resoundingly in the Republican primary and lost by a hair in November — more than 10,000 people have received addiction treatment after gaining coverage through the Medicaid expansion, said Michele Merritt, senior vice president and policy director at New Futures, a nonprofit advocacy group.
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"Review (from IGN): "The game is brilliant in both the single-player mode, opening up new weapons each time a difficulty level is cleared (the cougar magnum in the easy difficulty level), and in multiplayer mode, making it the best multiplayer game on the system (edging 'Mario Kart 64' by a hair).
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And picture, picture, picture … I give my "should" by a hair to "Dunkirk" over "Phantom Thread," and I have zero confidence in the academy — they gave the statue to "Crash" for God's sake — so I'm expecting to be throwing things at my television when "Three Billboards" sneaks past "The Shape of Water" for the win.
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If you polled every actual vaccination expert on who they might put at the absolute end of the list of people to run such a commission, RFK Jr. would likely lose out only by a hair to Andrew Wakefield himself (the ex-doctor largely responsible for the ongoing vaccines/autism argument, which, to recap, vaccines do not cause autism).
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Take his response to President Obama's comments that women are better leaders than men: OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NIGHT: Sanders was the top talker of the night, by a hair: Bernie exclaims "I'm white": "If there was one issue that dogged Bernie Sanders in his 2016 campaign against Hillary Clinton, it was his inability to appeal to minority voters," our colleague Aaron Blake writes, listing Sanders as one of the night's "losers" for his answers on race.
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