His story isn't over — not by a long shot.
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But most Americans don't – not by a long shot.
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You're not going to get everybody — by a long shot.
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These leaders were not perfect, not by a long shot.
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That beats everything else we've tried by a long shot.
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That's not some pronouncement of skill, by a long shot.
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I didn't laugh at them all, by a long shot.
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"It's not perfect by a long shot," Ms. Reynolds said.
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He's the smartest of the bunch by a long shot.
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This quarter, Amazon's earnings beat expectations by a long shot.
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But capital punishment isn't dying Not by a long shot.
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Stay tuned because this isn't over by a long shot.
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So, yeah, this battle isn't over by a long shot.
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Luvo makes the best microwaveable lasagna by a long shot.
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Dollar General was the better store by a long shot.
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Walmart leads the nation's grocery sales by a long shot.
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We're not there yet -- and not by a long shot.
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"Not my favorite by a long shot," she told him.
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Kit Harington, Kristen Bell, and Kerry Washington, by a long shot.
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No, America is not 1930s Germany, not by a long shot.
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For the record: AirBnB misses these standards by a long shot.
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That's no longer the case, and not by a long shot.
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After all, it's exceeded box office expectations by a long shot.
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But we were not the same, not by a long shot.
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According to the average cat, no — not by a long shot.
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You don't have to be the expert by a long shot.
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We have a feeling this ain't over by a long shot.
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Those didn't give me full physicals, not by a long shot.
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And our policies don't protect them, not by a long shot.
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Basketball knowledge is not the problem, not by a long shot.
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Zoom is much higher quality than Hangouts by a long shot.
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It's not really a money-making enterprise by a long shot.
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It is my favorite thing to type on by a long shot.
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The Ottos aren't in the 1%, though — not by a long shot.
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Not his biggest mistake by a long shot, but still, not great.
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"These are the most effective gerrymanders by a long shot," Li said.
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But that's not all Kepler's been up to—by a long shot.
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This was not the time to die, not by a long shot.
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But that won't be the best one, not by a long shot.
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This isn't the first show about sex work by a long shot.
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The Florida Dollar Tree was the better experience by a long shot.
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These factors don't lend themselves to easy fixes by a long shot.
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The Trump presidency isn't over, of course, not by a long shot.
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This decoupling is not all Trump's fault — not by a long shot.
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Congress is not Adam's gatekeeper of choice ... not by a long shot.
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Yet the influences are not all American — not by a long shot.
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But capital punishment isn't on its way out Not by a long shot.
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We're number one by a long shot when you combine those four countries.
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More game developers use Unity than Unreal Engine by a long shot today.
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Even 20 megabytes per second is asking too much by a long shot.
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But capital punishment isn't on its way out Not by a long shot.
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Hollywood has shown it isn't changing its ways, not by a long shot.
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I hadn't found all the moons in the desert by a long shot.
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He was not always right in his diagnosis, not by a long shot.
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The SR-71 Blackbird is still the fastest plane by a long shot.
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Certainly, such behavior is not representative of men, not by a long shot.
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Of course, that's not the worst news for Vaulter by a long shot.
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Which was confusing, because the movie doesn't vindicate her by a long shot.
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The verdict: Though neither company is innocent, Lyft wins by a long shot.
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That's its lowest price in Amazon history by a long shot; before Aug.
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Today's retirement is not like your grandparents' golden years — not by a long shot.
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It's not the most annoying thing MoviePass has done, not by a long shot.
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But its third season's best episode by a long shot completely abandoned that formula.
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That means they aren't fighting over a fixed pie — not by a long shot.
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Not by a long shot — though we can certainly expect some ecosystem changes ahead.
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But that's not where the positives for Trump end, not by a long shot.
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Leading night two by a long shot, Biden spoke for over 13 minutes. Sen.
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In terms of sheer numbers, men dominate the big screen by a long shot.
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I had never done that much preparation for a larp, by a long shot.
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WHEN THE PRESIDENT WITHDREW HE DIDN'T WITHDRAW FROM ASIA, NOT BY A LONG SHOT.
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Make no mistake, Haley's career in politics isn't over — not by a long shot.
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Palin wasn't the best dancer on her season of DWTS, by a long shot.
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Apparently, Rihanna's favorite style — by a long shot — is the 9-to-5 Boot.
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Fox News, for instance, is Facebook's most popular news publisher, by a long shot.
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Meghan Markle will not be living in royal opulence ... not by a long shot.
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He is not at the end of his string, not by a long shot.
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It wouldn't be the first time the company outsourced—not by a long shot.
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I don't know about you, but my first internship wasn't glam by a long shot.
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Still, not everyone in Sri Lanka wants Trump to win, not by a long shot.
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The visualization of Alex's phone's world is the film's high point, by a long shot.
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That's not how widely followed banking analyst Dick Bove feels — not by a long shot.
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It's easy to exaggerate this [though]—it's not a recessionary event by a long-shot.
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NOVOGRATZ: WELL LISTEN, THE BEST INVESTMENTS BY A LONG SHOT HAVE BEEN THESE THE EXCHANGES.
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The United States has the longest head-of-state campaign season by a long shot.
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The 7th Annual BET Experience Saturday night did not disappoint ... not by a long shot.
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Walt Disney Studios had the three biggest movies of the year — by a long shot.
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Not by a long shot; when it comes to misconduct, Congress has a long history.
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For the second year in a row, the most popular topic, by a long shot?
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So The Mandalorian won't be Howard's last time behind the camera, by a long shot.
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My ovaries may not make babies, but I'm not done for — by a long shot.
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But that driving rhythm isn't the point of the song, not by a long shot.
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By the time I'm ready to take the call, I've missed it by a long shot.
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Not just a reserve currency, but rather the world's dominant reserve currency, by a long shot.
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This isn't the only law enforcement group with hateful content out there by a long shot.
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But Hussein, 22, isn't the only royal to have attended Sandhurst — not by a long shot!
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I don't think so—by a long shot—but it's understandable to drift the other way.
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The top priority for voters by a long shot is a desire to stimulate American jobs.
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Healthcare is no longer affordable for the average Jane and Joe, not by a long shot.
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Shouldn't someone of that importance, the show's best rapper by a long shot, be provided for?
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Elected officials in Washington will not have the regular order this year by a long shot.
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"We've just never had communications platforms operating on this scale, by a long shot," Napoli said.
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However, the tax code wasn't the only problem with our government — not by a long shot.
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"We weren't poor by a long shot, but we were solid middle class," he told Harvey.
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Yearly, more bees and dogs kill people than wolves and sharks combined by a long shot.
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Not the best of the series by a long shot, but it's far from the worst.
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Trump is not Bush or Romney when it comes to LGBT rights — not by a long shot.
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The Galaxy Fold was the most exciting announcement at Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event by a long shot.
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It was the biggest bump for Popeyes restaurants in the last five years by a long shot.
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But leaving behind straightforward pop doesn't mean Rihanna has lost her bravado — not by a long shot.
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And I realized that my question was not just about autonomous cars, not by a long shot.
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Here's the idea: Our current grant review process doesn't select the best proposals, by a long shot.
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Usually, Democrats push aside their losing gubernatorial nominees, but Gillum is not done by a long shot.
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The government most likely missed its budget goal last year by a long shot as revenues plummeted.
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I am not the most stressed-out person in New York City, not by a long shot.
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Hawaii also had the highest percentage of mixed-race people by a long shot in the country.
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But this isn't the end of the drama between these two women, not by a long shot.
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"It will not solve every problem by a long shot, but it's a significant step," Brown said.
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After all, Obama is the single most popular Democratic politician in the country -- by a long shot.
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And among industries in Russia, the most important by a long shot is the largely nationalized energy sector.
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Here is an action shot: That's not all the Clippers did last night, not by a long shot.
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Sexual harassment isn't just about Hollywood, not by a long shot — it's an insidious and wide-reaching problem.
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This is not the worst breach of all time by a long shot in terms of pure numbers.
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What Susan Collins did isn't new — not by a long shot, and especially not amongst white conservative women.
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"The President's assertion is false, by a long shot," said William Banks, a law professor at Syracuse University.
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Morales is not the first person to learn about or describe this dilemma, not by a long shot.
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Federer had earlier said that Tomic had missed out on his top-10 goal "by a long shot".
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Bragging rights for the fastest airport Wi-Fi go to Denver by a long shot, according to Speedtest.
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However, this is a setback for Clinton, who should have beaten the socialist candidate by a long shot.
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But only one thing is certain, the North Korea crisis is not over — not by a long-shot.
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That missed analysts' expectations by a long shot and triggered a share drop of more than 6 percent.
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But one high-profile member of the industry says it won't be enough, not by a long shot.
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However, the interest in coronavirus-related coverage surpasses interest in elections by a long shot, according to Jaroslovsky.
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Bayreuth, however, is currently not the pre-eminent place to worship Wagner's music, not by a long shot.
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Even when victims do speak out, that is not the end of it -- not by a long shot.
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Here's what I do miss about dating apps: I wasn't the hottest ticket on OkCupid by a long shot.
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And while the X940E might be last year's model, that doesn't mean it's outdated — not by a long shot.
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He relies on Alibris, eBay and Amazon, among others, but Amazon charges the highest fees by a long shot.
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It isn't the first dust storm Opportunity has weathered by a long shot, but it was probably the worst.
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I would say, in my judgment, this is the best foreign policy president since Reagan, by a long shot.
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It's definitely not a perfect world by a long-shot, but it does give me heart to see growth.
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The bulk of Zante's business today, by a long shot, is massive deliveries to tech-rich San Francisco companies.
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"Of all crypto assets, bitcoin seems least likely to be deemed a security — by a long shot," Bogart said.
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It's their third record for Sacred Bones, and it's the most wound-up and unsettled by a long shot.
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It also doesn't mean that the European far right is beaten or in decline — not by a long shot.
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"Trying to Pee While Depressed," is also the longest episode of the season by a long shot — for good reason.
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Of course, AI is not the first technology to confer great responsibility on its designers, not by a long shot.
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And she fought so hard because she thought she was the better candidate for the country by a long shot.
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A lower-income American in Detroit isn't as vulnerable as a subsistence farmer in Botswana – not by a long shot.
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This is not the first time the BOP has defiantly refused to follow the law – not by a long shot.
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The Burma port project isn't the first to generate pushback against the Chinese cookie monster, not by a long shot.
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I haven't seen all that Ratchet & Clank has to offer, by a long shot—just a handful of early planets.
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The U.S.M.C.A. is not the Treaty of Rome, which set the foundations of the European Union, by a long shot.
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We've been in a long secular bull market for bonds, and it's not over yet, not by a long shot.
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"It's not the best Marieschi I've ever seen, not by a long shot, but it's a fair one," he said.
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Virginia's Fifth Congressional District is not Democrats' best hope for a House pickup this November — not by a long shot.
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North Korea's decision definitely helps lower tensions, but it doesn't remove or end the threat — not by a long shot.
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"It's not ubiquitous by a long shot but we are encouraged to see more and more sites and apps," he added.
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" While hurricane-force winds have diminished, Duke said, "We are not out of the woods yet, not by a long shot.
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They are not the only ones who are keeping their sponsored agenda on the down low — not by a long shot.
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The Beam is Sonos' most affordable soundbar by a long shot, and it's made just a bit cheaper by this deal.
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The Tampa Bay (Devil) Rays weren't the first team to have a multi-year development plan, not by a long shot.
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The problem is that the NFL has not shown that it can be trusted with football, not by a long shot.
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This beat previous records set in 1998 and 2015 by a long shot — by 0.36 degrees Celsius, or 19793 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It's not perfect, by a long shot, but the number of uninsured Americans has plummeted to its lowest level in history.
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You shouldn't forget about sound output when you're playing games — great audio can enhance the whole experience by a long shot.
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I'm not a retarded underage flower who was raped, molested and spoiled by some evil stepfather — not by a long shot.
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As comics and YA fans will be quick to attest, Buffy wasn't pop culture's first female superhero, not by a long shot.
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Another tense day is March 12, when Venus will square off with Saturn—not the most romantic day, by a long shot.
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Photo: Thomas Ingicco, Mission Marche aux PhilippinesOur species, Homo sapiens, weren't the first humans to leave Africa—not by a long shot.
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So just because you're getting the headset for free, doesn't mean your wallet is out of the woods, by a long shot.
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I mean, it&aposs not like we don&apost have -- WILLIS: This is in jet fuel, Chris, not by a long shot.
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It's not new by a long shot, but it is a style that works on a variety of lengths and curl types.
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But like I told the asshole with the Amstel Light, that doesn't mean that I've been alone — not by a long shot.
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The largest pork producing state by a long shot is Iowa, which happens to be the first nominating contest for the presidency.
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But due to the many tight races Tuesday night and the way delegates are awarded, it's not over by a long shot.
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This is now Apple&aposs cheapest laptop by a long shot, but it certainly doesn&apost skimp out on features or style.
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This is not to say that "Cats" the movie is the same as "Cats" the stage play — not by a long shot.
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This increase represents the biggest bump in comparable US sales growth for Popeyes stores in the last five years by a long shot.
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He continued: "And I am so proud that everybody knows I was first, because I was first by a long shot," he added.
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Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system by a long shot — and, astrologically speaking, its sphere of influence matches its size.
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For those wondering if Williams throwing a racquet or arguing with an umpire is an outlier, it isn't — not by a long shot.
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Reading them didn't cure my fear, not by a long shot, but they provided me with the perspective I needed at that moment.
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And if you're looking to be successful, there's something you should know: Diet is far more important than exercise -- by a long shot.
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There is compelling evidence that at least one CAFO is not meeting the grazing requirement for organic dairies — not by a long shot.
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Only two men have defeated Nadal at the French Open, and Federer is still not one of them — not by a long shot.
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Raquel Pennington and Marion Reneau were the best opponents Holm had every faced by a long shot and Holm did not impress many fans.
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But throughout the first six episodes, Gamby and Russell's focused hate is also the least interesting part of the series by a long shot.
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It's not perfect by a long shot, but the fashion and beauty industries are slowly but surely responding to the consumers demanding greater representation.
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But it wasn't enough — by a long shot: The bill they voted on Wednesday lost the support of every single Democrat and 112 Republicans.
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Last week, though, in calling for a "sex strike" to protest anti-abortion laws, she may have missed the mark — by a long shot.
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No bench was as active as Miami's, not by a long shot; no coach was as involved as Howard, by an equally wide margin.
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San Francisco is not Airbnb's biggest market, not by a long shot, which means anything Airbnb does there likely won't change the company's bottom line.
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Gender discrimination may be a hot-button issue here in the U.S., but we don't have a monopoly on the practice by a long shot.
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Baldwin's voice is preposterously out of sync with a fat little infant, which is the funniest thing about The Boss Baby by a long shot.
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It isn't the first robotic expedition under the ice shelves by a long shot, but it's definitely the longest term and potentially the most fruitful.
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Should all go well, the Indian Space Research Organization will establish a new satellite delivery record for a single mission—and by a long shot.
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This year, that minimum marks a dramatic new record—the smallest sea ice extent since continuous satellite coverage began in 1979, by a long shot.
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A little gets lost in translation when there's also dialogue (although subtitles are an option), but this system isn't perfect, not by a long shot.
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The Wii U is selling at a historically terrible rate, and is going to be Nintendo's worst-selling home machine ever by a long shot.
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In an America that hasn't solved the problem of representation for people of color by a long shot, Moundverse Infants advocates for a DIY approach.
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There are a number of examples from which to pull answers, and certainly I have not covered them all here, not by a long shot.
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Its sales beat out other retailers in the grocery category by a long shot for two years in a row, according to the Progressive Grocer.
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The country is becoming more diverse, but white people are not losing their grip on America, nor on the world, not by a long shot.
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I think I speak for many of us when I say that, like the pundits, we didn't see this result coming by a long shot.
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Biden is already leading several 2020 presidential polls by a long shot even though he has yet to formally announce whether he plans to run.
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He bested Payton&aposs numbers by a long shot and, according to Bragg, had broken all of his records by early in his senior year.
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This means an intensive course of four hours a day for a week beats one hour a week for 20 weeks by a long shot.
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Fans have loved the film overall, and it really is one of the better superhero films of the past few years—by a long shot.
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It's not full-scale by a long shot — but we're still talking 100+ MPH here and pods weighing hundreds of pounds, so it's no joke either.
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Learning to save money is, of course, a valuable life skill to have, yet it's not powerful enough on its own — not by a long shot.
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Saturn isn't the coziest planet for Venus to snuggle up to by a long shot, but there's an atmosphere of respect and stability in the air.
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I'm the oldest sibling by a long shot, and as a father, I can see that there's a different pressure that goes into being the oldest.
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Now, I'm not a smart kid, and I'm still not one by a long shot, but clearly I must have been on top for this one.
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Biden captured almost half the state's Democratic voters and three-fifths of the black vote, beating pre-election polls by a long shot in both cases.
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Last week, they failed — by a long shot: The bill, which was fairly conservative in policy, lost the support of every single Democrat and 112 Republicans.
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I wouldn't put The Cloverfield Paradox and Bright in the same league; the former is better by a long shot, even if it's not very good.
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By October 28, domestic ticket sales totaled about $785 million, a record for October box office returns by a long shot — and there's still three days left.
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They were touted as early favorites to win the World Series by a long shot, earning 4-1 odds from Vegas at the beginning of the year.
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Waka Flocka Flame has not been scared straight after his medical emergency ... not by a long shot, because he's determined to make the most of 4/20.
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I don't think convergence is over, not by a long shot — the smartphone can evolve in so many different ways and absorb so many different things yet.
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And I do think people in our country should get a fair tax and I think we have a system that's not perfect by a long shot.
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Analyst estimates suggest that Pixel sales weren't huge (not by a long shot) but it's a start, and apparently Google is still eager to continue the program.
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While that doesn't guarantee -- by a long shot -- that he will be the nominee, it does mean he will have a very big say in who is.
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"We are not out of the woods yet, not by a long shot," Acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke said at a news briefing early on Monday.
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He bowled a 139, a 130 and a 99: not his best by a long shot, but still O.K. What would he do if he hadn't won?
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With rumors swirling of a congressional sexual harassment investigation that potentially involves dozens of members, it's safe to say this isn't over — not by a long shot.
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Most of the stuff that you can click on comes in the form of obnoxious ads that, in my opinion, down the site's legitimacy by a long shot.
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Dead Procession isn't a metal band, not by a long shot, but they plumb the same depths of horror that give so much of extreme metal its purpose.
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And I think being in an environment where ... I was in London, but being in a city where tech was not by a long shot the dominant industry.
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PK: I think it's no coincidence that All Raise started a year ago and we've since moved the needle, but we're not done, not by a long shot.
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Oculus Avatars isn't going to fix this by a long shot, and it will have to deal with the same gender baggage we bring into every online interaction.
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WINNER: Trader Joe's — The Trader Joe's popcorn won by a long shot because of its superior taste and accurate representation of popcorn you'd eat at a movie theater.
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China is the world's largest wheat producer by a long shot and is expected to harvest 217 million tonnes in 218.5/22016, roughly equal to the previous crop.
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Start-up workers aren't in it for the money — not by a long shot, according to a new report out from First Round Capital, a venture capital firm.
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But it wasn't, of course, the biggest in history, as Mr. Trump, along with his press secretary, Sean Spicer, continues to falsely claim — not by a long shot.
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Her constant, determined struggle to stay ahead of E Corp is currently, for my money, the most complex and interesting part of Mr. Robot by a long shot.
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He even manages to get George Clinton to show his (prosthetic) asshole on-screen and yet somehow that's not the craziest thing that happens, not by a long shot.
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Button Bill said that in his experience, whichever candidate sells the most wins the election, and Trump was this year's chart-topper in knockoff sales by a long shot.
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And what better time to detox than during the summer, when you're all but guaranteed to not be the worst-smelling person on the subway by a long shot?
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Busy Atlantic hurricane season Hurricane Franklin might be the first of the season in the Atlantic, but it is not expected to be the last by a long shot.
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Most of Mr. Favreau's animals are not cartoonish and cuddly (not by a long shot), but Disney could not rely on trailers and TV spots to convey that message.
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The worst offense Love's first season committed by a long shot was a typical Netflix original faux pas: Every episode would've been better if it were 10 minutes shorter.
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They find that the fifth of the American population living in counties with the highest share of rural population suffer the lowest levels of vitality — by a long shot.
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Gore said Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg and millions of other young people "are absolutely right when they say not enough is being done, by a long shot".
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It was an amazing experience, but we quickly realized that four weeks wasn&apost enough time to go everywhere we wanted in the region — not by a long shot.
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Justin Bieber popped the question to Hailey Baldwin a nanosecond after getting back together in June, but we've learned they're not rushing to the altar ... not by a long shot.
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But Practical Magic's biggest weakness, by a long shot, is that it thinks "happily ever after" means Aidan Quinn bumbling around a crime scene when Nicole Kidman is right there.
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Indeed, if we are in a simulation, then we could immediately infer something about our simulators, namely that they aren't omnibenevolent—or perfectly moral—beings, not by a long shot.
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Our press person in England said that we could not by a long shot create this much interest if you wanted it or paid a lot of money for it.
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People adore this one, though, and while it rests firmly in the "fun extras" category, $20 is not the most expensive niche skincare product out there by a long shot.
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China has been the United States' primary buyer of sorghum by a long shot, but the feed grain has been nearly shut out in the wake of the trade dispute.
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Rob Kardashian's diabetes diagnosis did not scare him healthy ... not by a long shot ... and his family is worried sick if he doesn't radically change his ways he could die.
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If 1 percent of the people who watched the teaser trailer had also preordered Gay's or Coates's comic books, the books would be Marvel's best-sellers by a long shot.
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The biggest issue with the Kids Edition Kindle is the base hardware: it's Amazon's recently revamped entry-level Kindle, which means that it's Amazon's worst e-reader by a long shot.
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"Bitch Better Have My Money," the best of the three by a long shot, was a furious call to arms that elevated the simplest lyrics to the highest forms of disdain.
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The contours of Bruce Wayne's lifestyle predate Trump by a long shot: Batman himself first appeared in a comic book in 1939, seven years before baby Donald arrived on the scene.
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The gun, a laser beam-like solar-powered trace rifle, shipped apparently with a game-breaking bug that makes it the most powerful weapon in the game by a long shot.
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Google-parent Alphabet is beating the market by a long shot — but a lofty valuation and legal risks in Europe are dampening opportunities for investors, according to CFRA analyst Scott Kessler.
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It isn't the first time machine learning has encountered music, by a long shot, but MusicNet is more about establishing a standard set of data to learn from and score by.
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"I don't believe there's a single monolithic thing as 'gay culture,' and I don't think gay-identified people are the only ones who cruise—not by a long shot," says Turner.
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Damon Dash says he's not the cash register he used to be -- not by a long shot -- so he's asking a judge to pull the plug on his child support obligations.
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At 3,700 years old, the grin predates by a long shot what scientists in Slovakia had previously dubbed the world's oldest smiley face, a 17th-century drawing on a legal document.
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His best moment by a long shot is when Perry finally steps into the spotlight to rap some Socrates (college!), completely sucks at it, and ends up "breakdancing" as a flopping eel.
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Maybe. I mean, China is not innocent here by a long shot, and especially when it comes to intellectual property theft and technology companies, they absolutely should be call on for that.
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Zach may not be the worst person on 13 Reasons Why by a long shot, but he is another example of someone who put their own interests above protecting others from harm.
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"The time that he has invested over the course of this summer is the best by a long shot that he ever has," Brown told reporters on Wednesday at a media luncheon.
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Apple accounted for 60% of the market for truly wireless earbuds as of the fourth quarter of 2018, according to Counterpoint Research, outpacing rivals like Samsung and Jabra by a long shot.
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The InSight launch earlier this month had a couple of stowaways: a pair of tiny CubeSats that are already the farthest such tiny satellites have ever been from Earth — by a long shot.
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"Two additional rate cuts are not written in stone by a long shot, and there's been some talk about a pause," said Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer at Hugh Johnson Advisors in Albany.
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The drone beat the ambulance by a long shot in all of the eighteen trials, Journeys that took an ambulance 20 minutes from dispatch to arrival rarely took the drone more than four.
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Between August 1 and August 11, according to Insider polling, the percentage of people satisfied with O'Rourke jumped up 11 points, the single most significant increase of his campaign by a long shot.
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"This ain't over by a long shot … we won't rest until we end the ObamaCare nightmare once and for all," Vice President Pence said last week at the Tennessee GOP 2017 Statesmen's Dinner.
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This doesn't mean water scarcity is a solved problem — by a long shot — but competitions like this are great ways of promoting new development in a space and also creating awareness of it.
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China is the world's largest greenhouse gas emitter by a long shot, and while coal in particular is responsible for 73 percent of the country's fossil fuel consumption, every last sustainability solution helps.
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The scooter can accelerate to an impressive 30 mph, which doesn't make it the fastest electric two-wheeler on the market, but certainly outpaces any Bird or Lime scooter by a long shot.
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The popular, centrist governor said he did not want to be pulled away from his duties in Annapolis by a long-shot campaign against an incumbent president who remains popular with the party base.
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Even as rape and sexual assault allegations continue to mount against Russell Simmons, legal experts say it's not a given that the hip hop mogul will face criminal charges — not by a long shot.
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Deontay Wilder ain't finished with his superstar rise by a long shot ... 'cause now he wants to take Hollywood by storm ... and he's got the PERFECT role in mind to get his career started.
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Mainly because it's fine, it's not as big of a deal as people are making it out to be, and because it's not the most interesting thing about this comic by a long shot.
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" Steinem also shared that she's gotten through this last year by making sure she is "with the majority of Americans who rejected him," explaining, "He did not win the popular vote by a long shot.
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If you believe that platforms make the strongest grow stronger, then this news is likely to heap even more pressure on Uber in China, where Didi Kuaidi is the market leader by a long shot.
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Taking Note Donald Trump was off by a long shot on Wednesday when he said in his press conference that 96 million people in the United States wanted to work and could not find jobs.
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In the wake of these allegations going public, it's clearer than ever that this horrific series of stories isn't just about Weinstein, or any single man who perpetrated anything similar — not by a long shot.
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Our analysis of their results shows that young women of color are distinct from both young white Americans and from young men of color in terms of policy views and partisan preferences — by a long shot.
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That wouldn't mean the end of North Korea's nuclear program — not by a long shot — but it would be a concrete gesture that would help signal that Kim may actually be serious about dismantling it eventually.
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She's Game of Thrones' best villain by a long shot, because she's a perfect anti-hero — the kind of character whose successes are satisfying, even when that means blowing up one of the show's best characters.
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"The Humans," Stephen Karam's sad comedy-drama about an American family on the edge of the abyss, is the "finest new play of the Broadway season so far — by a long shot," our theater critic writes.
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The company's smallest and most affordable speaker by a long shot, it competes closely with smart speakers like the Apple HomePod and Google Home in stature and capability with native voice-enabled controls via Amazon Alexa.
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Portable hard drives are still cheaper by a long shot, but the T5 is smaller and lighter and shock-resistant because it has no moving parts, which means it's less prone to failure and data loss.
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On mobile, Verizon and T-Mobile are tied for first place with 21 megabits and change download speed on average, though the latter beats the competition by a long shot with upload speeds averaging 11.59 megabits.
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This did not make up for that — not by a long shot — but playing with such poise at least hinted that the psychological scars inflicted that night by Neymar, more than anyone else, were not permanent.
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They didn't invent the daily newsletter by a long shot, but Weisberg and Zakin are working the kind of magic with it that should make every media executive in the world sit up and take notice.
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While Pimblett seems to be the most popular fighter outside of the UFC by a long shot in the UK, there have been others from the region whipped up by Zuffa in the last few months.
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That wouldn't mean the end of its nuclear program — not by a long shot — but it would be a concrete gesture that would help signal that Kim may actually be serious about dismantling the program eventually.
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When you have a ten-person crew out in the backcountry, no matter how badass your guys are—and we have the best production crew in snow sports by a long shot—it just takes time.
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Analysts liked that the company is massive — the biggest premium player in its category by a long shot — and has a history of doing smart deals, like its $1.4 billion purchase of Too Faced makeup last year.
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The threat goes deeper, though — it's silly that the computer should allow an unfamiliar device to completely take over connectivity in the first place, and this USB attack is not the only vector by a long shot.
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I wasn't out as transgender in those days, not by a long shot, but I did have the tools I needed to slip out of the house, once in a while, and prowl around Baltimore en femme.
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There's no better episode to illustrate exactly how Soloway captures what it means to be a woman feeling serious lust than I Love Dick's fifth episode, the season's best and most unusual chapter by a long shot.
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If you missed out on that game when it released in early 2019, it's now down to just $2.99 for the whole base game on every platform, which is its most affordable price by a long shot.
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No." There is simply not enough data "by a long shot," Dr. Friedman said, to make any observation other than that "there is seemingly a large number of brain tumors in patients who have played professional baseball.
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"This ain't over by a long shot … we won't rest until we end the ObamaCare nightmare once and for all," Vice President Pence said at the Tennessee GOP 28503 Statesmen's Dinner Thursday, according to a pool report.
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But first, we should note that our current health care system is actually the most expensive in the world by a long shot, even though we have millions of uninsured and underinsured people and lackluster health outcomes.
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Not by a long shot — and either Fox thinks we're dumb and wouldn't notice, or producers really believed that giving women one measly decision in round one was actually going to tip the power scales back into balance.
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It just recently blew through its $10 billion goal just a few years after CEO and co-founder Marc Benioff had set it, but the company has no intention of simply stopping there, not by a long shot.
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The whole family takes a trip to Hong Kong, where Will has gotten a job inspecting the safety of the world's highest skyscraper by a long shot — the crown jewel of Chinese mogul Zhao Long Ji (Chin Han).
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"There's more bacteria in your gut than there are stars in the universe, by a long shot," Rob Knight, the center's director, said as he stood next to a map of bacteria taken from people all over the globe.
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I can't let my youngest brother beat me, especially, and I just want to keep up with this guy," he added lightheartedly, pointing to Doug, who he said can outrun the rest of the family "by a long shot.
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Not by a long shot Sudden liberal opposition to Electoral College not about democracy, but about power Congress should pass currently-pending legislation that would dramatically tighten U.S. sanctions on the al-Assad regime, including its Iranian supply lines.
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After inflation, the cost of textbooks has almost doubled over the last 20 years, and the cost of college education has increased more than any other consumer good or service — by a long shot, according to the American Enterprise Institute.
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When we asked respondents to one poll to rank how far to the left or to the right they considered the candidates, Bernie Sanders was by a long shot viewed as the single most left-leaning candidate in the field.
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And although I've been reluctant to pull the trigger on any early-stage VR deals out of the half dozen I've seen to date (mostly focused on gaming or 27 video), I'm no VR skeptic — not by a long shot.
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White said despite several stars not fighting, 2017 is shaping up to be the best year in U.F.C.'s history "by a long shot," in part buoyed by money the promotion made on the McGregor-Floyd Mayweather boxing match in August.
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I'm not a scholar of rabbinic teaching by a long shot, but I knew about the tradition within Judaism of commenting upon the Scriptures, pulling ethical, religious, and philosophical interpretations from the text that often go way beyond what's actually there.
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While grains aren't the only source of fiber available, they are a good one, and most Americans fail by a long shot to get the recommended intake of about 20 to 40 grams a day, depending on gender and age.
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"Let me just say this in terms of commentary today, particularly in British media, I would urge caution that an imminent breakthrough is not necessarily to be taken for granted, not by a long shot," Simon Coveney told a conference.
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More generally, I think one can say — and I don't have encyclopedic knowledge on what he's written by a long shot — but it does seem as though, when he was on the DC Circuit he had an affection for presidential power.
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Once the gals got on the road, however, all bets were off as they talked about who's the better driver (Jenner insisted she was by a long shot) and previous road trips they've taken together, where they've cried and laughed and cried again.
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I'll tell ya, when I worked at the New York Times, I always felt really fish out of water because I wasn't from an upper middle class suburban or urban Ivy League background by a long shot, which most of my peers were.
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Researchers at Queen Mary University in London have found that the sugar and calorie counts of the bougie baked goods served at popular coffee chains often outmeasure those of supermarket sweets—including those sugar-glazed halos of fried dough—by a long shot.
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"Wendell is the most important postwar American furniture designer, by a long shot," Glenn Adamson, senior research scholar at the Yale Center for British Art and the former director of New York's Museum of Arts and Design, told Hyperallergic, an online arts forum.
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"Madrid is a very large city where there are irregular activities that shouldn't take place, but the fact that there is a certain number of people selling irregularly is by a long shot not among the main problems," she told reporters last month.
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With the announcement Tuesday that all three billion accounts were affected by a 2013 hack, Verizon-owned Yahoo became the victim of the biggest overall data breach by a long shot, according to a CNBC analysis of a database of reported breaches.
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Heavily-weighted Apple has been the biggest contributor to the S&P 500 in October by a long shot, as shares of Apple are up 20083% this month, contributing 1.27 points alone to the S&P 500's October gain because of its large size.
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The Polish striker turned 31 at the beginning of the season and has since enjoyed his finest ever start to a domestic campaign, netting 28 goals in all competitions, which is, by a long shot, the best of any player in Europe's top five leagues.
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As you can see, Hurricane Maria disrupted electricity more than any other event by a long shot: Peter Marsters, a research analyst at the Rhodium Group, explained that the numbers reflect how many utility customers lost power multiplied by how long they were without power.
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It's stronger than the first by a long shot, with much tighter pacing—it feels like a horror thriller in itself, with the confidence to be its own thing, less the loose mishmash of Goonies/Gremlins/Aliens/General 80s Spielberg tropes that defined season one.
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In a final blow, Perry's basketball-themed finale performance of "Swish Swish" reminded everyone in the VMAs audience that the best part of Perry's song by a long shot is Nicki Minaj — who didn't even have to move to steal the VMAs spotlight with her rap verse.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - China is the main driver of global soybean demand by a long shot, but the growth rate of the country's imports has slowed in recent years and may do so again in 2017/18, and this could be a drag on soybean prices into next year.
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Haggard's "Workin' Man Blues" is perhaps the best exemplification of that lifestyle—what it means to scrape by with a family and children on a wage that sure as hell isn't fair compared to what the bosses make—but it isn't the only one, not by a long shot.
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Ultimately, a one-sided UN declaration such as this serves only to postpone by a long shot the day when Palestinian leaders accept Israel as it is – the homeland of the Jewish people – and allow their subjects to enjoy the lasting peace and prosperity they and their neighbors deserve.
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So while I can see that this shift in gears might be frustrating for someone who became a fan of the show specifically because of Elliot's magnetism, season two's exploration of why that magnetism is kind of bullshit is more fascinating to me by a long shot, sloppy pacing and all.
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Michael Kors ranked as the top handbag brand (by a long shot) in research firm Piper Jaffray's biannual "Taking Stock With Teens Survey," which polls 10,000 teens across the country each year to suss out what Gen Z is shelling out for across various categories, including fashion, restaurants, and beauty.
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Netflix is notoriously tight-lipped about releasing its metrics on how many viewers are binging any particular show, but "The Office" and "Friends" are the shows fans spend the most time watching on the platform, according to the Journal story, and "The Office" wins that numbers race by a long shot.
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But for as much as Harley's story is intertwined with the Joker's, her best episode of Batman: The Animated Series by a long shot is one that wrenches away her from his side to embark on a separate adventure with an entirely different iconic Batman villain: the smirking, slinking Poison Ivy.
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"We haven't seen equality come to the land, not by a long shot, but think about what it means that 50 years after Stonewall, we could be gathered in a room with a top tier candidate for the American presidency and be in a room with his husband," Buttigieg said to cheers.
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All this is to say that A New Spirit Then, A New Spirit Now, 1981-2018, which fills one large, handsome room and two ancillary spaces, should not be seen, by a long shot, as the kind of corrective undertaken by the Museum of Modern Art in the reinstallation of its permanent collection.
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So in 2016, when Disney announced that she would direct A Wrinkle in Time, and DuVernay became the first African American woman to helm a $100 million-plus movie (but "not the first capable of doing so," she later noted on Twitter, "not by a long shot")—she promised a new vision of the original.
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Ellison will emphasize the urban core voting blocks that supported Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, although that wasn't enough to win, not by a long shot.
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Until low-cost, real-time, 3D mapping is made available; until more powerful sensors are developed that can detect not just movement but the likely intent of pedestrians and other motorists; and until we can provide pedestrians and cyclists with collision-avoidance countermeasures, self-driving technology won't be ready for prime time — not by a long shot.
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"You're not free yet, not by a long shot," an unsmiling parole officer tells Chris (Jay Duplass), near the beginning of Lynn Shelton's new feature, "Outside In." Newly released after serving 20 years for an only vaguely specified crime, Chris is pushing 40 and uncertain how to reclaim a life he left while still a teenager.
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It's not the only game in town by a long shot: Persistent institutional rockism is part of why Beyoncé's Lemonade (black, heavily produced, poptimistic) lost the Grammy for album of the year to Adele's 25 (white, stripped down and minimalist, rockist), or why the New Yorker didn't review Taylor Swift's 1989 (girly, maximalist, poptimistic) but did review Ryan Adam's cover of Taylor Swift's 1989 (masculine, stripped down, rockist).
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