Here's hoping Frances will come out on top next week.
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Will Casey Affleck come out on top, or Denzel Washington?
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Ms Le Pen could well come out on top again.
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These are the 10 states that come out on top.
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Click through to see which leggings come out on top.
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Should they tip over, who would come out on top?
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So who is ultimately going to come out on top?
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They'll always be the ones who come out on top.
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Vance also seems sure he's gonna come out on top.
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It was special for us to come out on top.
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Here's where each candidate needs to come out on top.
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"God willing, I will come out on top," she said.
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We know they'll come out on top in the end.
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Another study, though, found clean meat would come out on top.
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Miranda Lambert has come out on top of a challenging year.
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The Toy Story franchise has come out on top, once again.
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Mr. Juppé is favored to come out on top, for now.
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In a battle of wits, who would come out on top?
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What's less clear, however, is who will come out on top.
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When companies go head to head, customers come out on top.
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White Americans would still come out on top in American society.
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So far, the America they know has come out on top.
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But the news doesn't guarantee he'll come out on top in November.
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As a surprise to no one, Breville juicers come out on top.
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State Attorney General Adam Laxalt is expected to come out on top.
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But he has come out on top with a $10 billion sale.
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But which companies come out on top depends on the industry. 10.
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He is behind, but believes he can still come out on top.
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I had that drive, that hunger to just come out on top.
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And there was no guarantee that the state would come out on top.
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Should he come out on top in Iowa, he has her to thank.
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And every time, only one person seems to come out on top — Swift.
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Nvidia has come out on top in a bidding war for chipmaker Mellanox.
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There's no dispute that they'll come out on top of this one, right?
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He's very detailed about why he's confident Amanda will come out on top.
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But who would come out on top in such a turn of events?
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Djokovic had come out on top in all 12 of their previous meetings.
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Would it come out on top against a team of more specialized experts?
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Or can Democrats actually come out on top, as Lamb did in Pennsylvania?
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We played some great golf and I'm delighted to come out on top.
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"Our country deserves to come out on top," Abu Hanna, 21, told journalists.
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To come out on top after a long game like that, it was elation.
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Clinton, meanwhile, would come out on top with 37% while Cruz would take 34%.
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Cops as people who navigate rulesets so that they always come out on top.
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Judged by the curriculum vitae voters consider ideal, Sanders would come out on top.
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What has enabled venerable Unilever to avoid these pitfalls, and come out on top?
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Each time, she would come out on top, and the segments would go viral.
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Like Cisneros, there's another Democrat trying to come out on top in today's ballots.
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If the Patriots come out on top, Walchef will send barbecue to Lopez's workers.
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I only wanted to figure out how my side could come out on top.
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I like a clean fight, but I always like to come out on top.
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We show each other love and respect and we will come out on top.
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If you play the "long game," as Sabatier recommends, you'll come out on top.
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In this long-running feud, both companies have at times come out on top.
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He's come out on top in every dispute with Fox News or the Republican Party.
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It's an aggressive move that suggests Apple believes it's going to come out on top.
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But if you play by your own rules, savvy shopper, you'll come out on top.
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For this week's Trader Poll,tell us who you believe will come out on top.
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The president's going to come out on top of that conversation most of the time.
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In any negotiation, the side with the greatest leverage tends to come out on top.
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This things going to end and [Dave] Portnoy is going to come out on top.
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Even the market tumbled on the prospect that Mr. Bannon could come out on top.
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Only then can we go down into the valley and come out on top, together.
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When it comes to range, hydrogen-powered cars seem to come out on top again.
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In either scenario, it will be Trump and his supporters who come out on top.
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But, it looks like airlines serving the United Kingdom will not come out on top.
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Predicting who will come out on top in the Trump White House is a fool's errand.
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Buried in those numbers are valuable clues about who is going to come out on top.
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IBM in 1981, it's unclear who will come out on top in the Microsoft-Slack battle.
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I'll wager that Soros will come out on top over time, under the gaze of justice.
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The company sent a letter to Sanders insisting that employees would still come out on top.
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I know how to look at a situation and know how to come out on top.
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Looking at Sanders's trajectory suggests that he may come out on top on Monday in Iowa.
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"It just proves that you can compete clean and still come out on top," King said.
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With polls tightening, it is anyone's guess as to who the will come out on top.
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Things happen later on where she does everything she can to come out on top again.
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According to this view, whichever party more fully energizes its partisans will come out on top.
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By this metric, the Ninth Circuit does come out on top, with 2.5 cases per 1,000.
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We've just got to keep grinding and keeping chipping away and we'll come out on top.
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And yet, by the end, Lucious manages to come out on top, at least for now.
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Decisions made in Washington will shape what that looks like, and which companies come out on top.
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The CEO said, however, "If you embrace the level of change, maybe you'll come out on top."
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This model has been tested again and again and again and they always come out on top.
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Any way you slice it, the Solo 3 come out on top in terms of battery life.
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They were the underdogs in the beginning, which now, I think, they've totally come out on top.
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The two who come out on top go on to the general election, regardless of political party.
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For us to have our backs against the wall and come out on top, that was huge.
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But if they did, it'd be difficult to argue that we deserve to come out on top.
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All signs indicate Kyriakos Mitsotakis of the centre-right New Democracy party will come out on top.
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Then, a battle ensues and, well, let's just say the hero doesn't always come out on top.
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And competitively, in what other sport, besides maybe stair climbing, do you eventually come out on top?
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But in the other two dry scenarios, Eastern White Pines, the usual underdogs, come out on top.
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If MarbleLympics 2017 is anything like MarbleLympics 2016, any group of marbles could come out on top.
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In a tournament containing Peter Aerts, Maurice Smith and Ernesto Hoost, Cikatic had come out on top.
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But even in a pool of teams struggling for stars, one has to come out on top.
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This could go up against any of the highlighters in Sephora and still come out on top.
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Maybe there are a few glorious or redemptive deaths, but overall, the heroes come out on top.
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Each day brings a new round of fighting, and it's unclear who will come out on top.
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Fans have plenty of their own guesses, hunches, and theories as to who will come out on top.
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Remember to breathe and take any challenges in stride — and trust that you will come out on top.
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But what does it really take to come out on top in the crowded space of streaming music?
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If we take a stand against China now, American businesses and American consumers will come out on top.
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Speaking of heaven, Dean Munsch is the only character to have come out on top in this episode.
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In this world of prank or be pranked, you want to make sure you come out on top.
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It's natural, then, in the heightened atmosphere of Deadly Class, to wonder who will come out on top.
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But, many majors have been busy slashing costs and it appears France's Total has come out on top.
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The value of Bitcoin has been a roller coaster, and a select few have come out on top.
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It's going to be a great fight, I promise—and I promise I'm gonna come out on top.
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The Google and Facebook cases are still being litigated, and the companies may still come out on top.
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But under a controlling Mr Xi, there was little doubt about which side would come out on top.
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But even if UPS ships fewer packages this winter, its bottom line may still come out on top.
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HBO has bet on its culture and its reputation again and again and has come out on top.
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The second fight was every bit as good, though Alvarez's ringcraft allowed him to come out on top.
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That hasn't stopped him from arguing that his brand of Republican politics has actually come out on top.
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Players versus players, using all the skills in their bag of tricks, trying to come out on top.
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We're getting an early start this weekend, taking the Trojans to come out on top on Friday night.
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Hardly. Any effort to enlighten was lost as candidates stomped on one another to come out on top.
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Chains like McDonald's and Burger King typically come out on top in the $651 billion fast food industry.
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Ethan seems to kind of come out on top more often than I would like, but it's good.
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I feel like if just a couple of things had gone differently I could've come out on top.
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Venus managed to get two games on her younger sister, but it wasn't enough to come out on top.
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The color blue has come out on top as fans' favorite color in previous polls and surveys, Crayola said.
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Those in finance, for once, did not come out on top when it comes to free food and snacks.
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The businesses that will inevitably come out on top in 2016 are the ones following the road less traveled.
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With six episodes still to go, though, it's pretty hard to tell who's going to come out on top.
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But commercial law experts predict that if the company ends up on trial, it may come out on top.
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And everyone knows that if you want to come out on top, you hire the best of the best.
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If that requires the occasional fib or flip-flop, that's a price worth paying to come out on top.
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Most still expect to see a Sanders victory on Tuesday, with 24% thinking Clinton will come out on top.
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Those members may have come out on top this time, but in a sense, their testimony was in vain.
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Commentators across the web on Monday night tended to conclude that their favored candidate had come out on top.
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Sanders, who is stumping in California, is still expected to come out on top in delegates on Super Tuesday.
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They want peace with the White House because, in a fight, polls show Trump would come out on top.
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She is a winner because every French poll predicts she will come out on top in the first round.
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After Fifth Harmony broke up acrimoniously, Camila Cabello — singer of the hit song "Havana" — has come out on top.
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If that's the case, then you're justified in doing anything — anything — to make sure you come out on top.
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But in other countries including Japan, where using cash is still widely preferred, Panasonic's take could come out on top.
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A culture that breeds spelling greatness South Asian-Americans have come out on top each of the past 12 years.
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Vinny Guadagnino continues to come out on top, but only for the bare-minimum reason that he isn't outwardly destructive.
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Therefore, if the New England Patriots do come out on top this Sunday, I'll be forced to assume they cheated.
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Many other top fighters are predicting—perhaps "hoping" is a better word—that Dos Anjos will come out on top.
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But The New York Times argues his actions were motivated by the fact Clinton would easily come out on top.
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In none of the studies did government schools come out on top, but the private-schools' margin was not overwhelming.
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Will the crisp technique of TSM carry the day, or will the wild aggression of Immortals come out on top?
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Instead, it underscored Trump's unique ability to make statements that would sink anyone else but still come out on top.
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Only in the last five years or so has it resurfaced and come out on top as a horror classic.
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"It's not necessarily the wins, because you come out on top very few times unless you're some people," Bohn said.
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If he does come out on top, it will be far from the first competition of its kind he's won.
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WINNER: Trader Joe's — We'd be hard-pressed to find a scenario where this superb snack didn't come out on top.
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If particle physics went down the linear-collider route, which of these machines would come out on top is moot.
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If Justice Kennedy were still in his seat, it's a fair bet that the plaintiffs would come out on top.
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In short, President Trump broke a lot of established foreign policy rules but seems to have come out on top.
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At the same time, you saw him come out on top with about 20193 percent of the vote. Mm-hm.
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At the same time, you saw him come out on top with about 22019 percent of the vote. Mm-hm.
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Women candidates also looked on track to come out on top in several other districts as of late Tuesday evening.
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Yet a recent poll (see chart) suggested that, were European elections held today, Mr Macron's party would come out on top.
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A whopping seven Republicans are in the running, and state Attorney General Adam Laxalt is expected to come out on top.
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ANTM is about changing a narrative — yours, or the show's, or Banks's — into whatever will help you come out on top. ●
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If you tap your network, it's likely you'll find others who've faced the same challenge and have come out on top.
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"Whoever can convince the undecided Kurds will come out on top," said Faruk Acar, president of the polling firm Andy-Ar.
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The campaigns that can pivot and deliver the most relevant and impactful messaging to this group will come out on top.
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There is little doubt in my mind that Daenerys and Jon's side will come out on top of the coming war.
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But what about flight attendants, who are come out on top when it comes to rankings of the world's sexiest professions?
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Compared to something like Girls, where the characters are so narcissistic and self-unaware, Morgan and Jean come out on top.
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A lot of people think that getting Trump to apologize is the only way that you can come out on top.
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Corderio also says when you break down the revenue generated by each team, the men come out on top ... by far.
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Meanwhile, their data team and scientists have been crunching the numbers to see which songs and artists come out on top.
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Amid mounting confusion, both the pro-army Palang Prachart and an opposition alliance have claimed to have come out on top.
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But when it comes to delivering significant returns on invested capital, it's often lower-profile companies that come out on top.
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Somebody's got to rule because people are dying, armies are in the field, and someone has to come out on top.
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Companies in Detroit and Silicon Valley are spending billions in the hope that it will help them come out on top.
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In a year with a lot of big news for marijuana legalization, Canada's move to legalize may come out on top.
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Russia election Exit polls say Vladimir Putin won Russia's presidential election, but we already knew Putin would come out on top.
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But if your income increases 6 percent and your expenses go up by only 3 percent, you come out on top.
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If the Vikings come out on top, Klobuchar and Franken get coffee from Starbucks, which was founded in Seattle, and salmon.
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Even if the date is a dud, you'll come away with some new ideas about how to come out on top!
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And wondered how I could possibly play this larger-than-life legend who's been through it all and come out on top.
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There will be a lot of distractions this month, Gemini, but so long as you stay focused, you'll come out on top.
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Given the new pricing, an average user would only have to go see two movies a month to come out on top.
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Now, anybody who's read a story before would likely realize that Jon was going to come out on top of this matchup.
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But instead, he took the question a different way, asking the president whether Drake or Kendrick Lamar would come out on top.
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If, for example, she consolidates the states where she leads now, holds Pennsylvania and wins Florida, she will come out on top.
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Hanoi has come out on top as the the largest beneficiary of diversions resulting from the trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Alexa also has her own theory about who will come out on top, now that the Seahawks are out of the running.
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FaZe has managed a few recent top-four finishes but nothing that suggests they could come out on top at this Major.
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Guterres has come out on top of all the polls and on Wednesday received 13 encourage votes and two no opinion votes.
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The winners above have leaders who have proven their capacity to take advantage of the current challenges and come out on top.
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In the battle between a massive prehistoric beast and a fluttering bird, we all know what's destined to come out on top.
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As for who would come out on top in the lie detector test -- he thinks there's plenty of guilt to go around.
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But they don't want a prize fight to determine which one will come out on top -- not now and, ideally, not ever.
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But the country's Shiite bloc has splintered into five major coalitions, making it hard to predict which will come out on top.
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I've heard both Democrat and Republican pundits confidently guess their side will come out on top in this scandal-laden numbers game.
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Biles's potential points are so great that she could have a big error, even a fall, and still come out on top.
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Three sectors have seen the same amount of gains this year, but one will come out on top, according to one technician.
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The Golden Globe nominations are out, and once again HBO and Netflix have come out on top as the most-nominated networks.
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The US might come out on top in a more violent, chaotic world, but in the end, we do not stand apart.
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Should MacDonald come out on top, he and Condit would have the chance to replicate their 2010 Fight of the Night winner.
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On Wednesday, Ms. Harris seemed to come out on top, judging by the coverage on Fox News, which gave her top billing.
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He was asked in the postmatch interview how he had managed to come out on top in the taut third-set tiebreaker.
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It's the firm that always seems to come out on top, making money during the financial crisis while its competitors were hemorrhaging.
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If you're not reading the signals to keep pace with evolving customer needs and new technologies, you won't come out on top.
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But one expert thinks millennials will come out on top in the 2020s and finally gain financial footing for five key reasons.
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But with this latest legal development, there are too many variables to say which viewpoint will ultimately — if ever — come out on top.
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Though this reflects the fact that Weidman should win, it also reflects the chance that Romero could very easily come out on top.
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However, Mr Djokovic is known for mental strength that allows him to come out on top consistently even when the margins are thin.
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Merkel may have come out on top, but she'll spend the next few weeks hammering out a coalition agreement with the other parties.
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With 50 days until the election, Florida political experts say it's anyone's guess who will come out on top in the Sunshine State.
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Perhaps, some have an expectation it will hold its own against its rivals, fix its cash flow issues and come out on top.
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This movement will bring its challenges (and a few unexpected shifts, no doubt), but ultimately, you'll come out on top and stronger, Cap!
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Kim Reynolds will come out on top in Iowa's gubernatorial race, holding off a challenge from Democratic businessman Fred Hubbell, NBC News projects.
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Caracas (CNN)Armed conflict between the US and Venezuela may never take place—but Naudy Mendez knows who would come out on top.
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"I just had to take the competition one height at a time and I am pleased to come out on top," said Kendricks.
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The Beverly Hills scouts come out on top in the end because they work together in a way the Culver City girls don't.
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Red Wings break out of three-game skid DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings finally made the big plays to come out on top.
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While Sanders could make a play in two other states, Clinton is expected to come out on top and increase her delegate lead.
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The good news is that if Congress does nothing and lets these unfair provisions expire, the American people will come out on top.
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Spain's final set of domestic fixtures is bound to be engrossing, exhilarating and altogether euphoric for the teams who come out on top.
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If Clinton could harness the growing minority vote and welcome independent Georgians with open arms, she could come out on top in November.
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In fact, Buffett leaned on his old adage and said that in economic downturns, Berkshire Hathaway is likely to come out on top.
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If Mr. Maduro leaves — especially following a negotiation — a number of Chavistas who control the levers of power could come out on top.
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All Taylor has to do to come out on top is wait it out and walk away calmly when the inevitable explosion occurs.
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Last year, there would have been no choice: Liverpool would have had to welcome the mayhem and hope to come out on top.
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No official winner has been declared in that contest, in which both Sanders and Buttigieg have claimed to have come out on top.
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Clinton would need to make up in three swing states — Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania — to come out on top in the Electoral College.
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I'd be lucky to come out on top, but most importantly, I never play with more money than I am willing to lose.
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If there should be a political miracle, and Polce should come out on top in the GOP primary, Democrat Randy Bryce awaits him.
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But as the conditions deteriorated, it was the 19-year-old Laffont who showed the greatest staying power to come out on top.
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Though it didn't have the exciting bells and whistles of the Panera cocoa, sometimes simple, seemingly high-quality ingredients come out on top.
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The Breakingviews Soccernomics calculator ranks the 32 contenders according to four metrics, and uses these to predict which country will come out on top.
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But only one of them could come out on top, and Mitchell and Barfield were crowned the champions — with Mitchell besting Barfield's individual time.
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He said the mall owners and operators most likely to come out on top are Taubman Centers, General Growth Partners and Simon Property Group.
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There are already several Democrats running in the primary for the seat, and it's not a given that Hickenlooper would come out on top.
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That makes it much likelier that Mr Trump will win the state, where he has come out on top in 70 consecutive opinion polls.
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Hillary Clinton may well come out on top, but her victory will probably be too narrow to give her a conclusive mandate for change.
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Traditional media refused to believe that Trump could come out on top and lost touch with the everyday voters of America who supported him.
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Its AI uses something called "Swarm Intelligence," a measure of a randomly selected group of people, to conclude who will come out on top.
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Theismann told CNBC's "Halftime Report" last week that contrary to popular opinion, the Denver Broncos will come out on top at the Super Bowl.
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The top 10 percent of funds in each category receive five globes, which means both traditional and sustainable funds can come out on top.
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We don't want to put any extra pressure on ourselves, just go out there and play our game and hopefully come out on top.
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If they had a little luck on their side, they probably would have come out on top in this one, and we know that.
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" And Wale, who pretty much could've tweeted literally anything back to this softball setup and come out on top, responded, "Same phone who dis.
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Regardless of who wins, it is the Atlanta TV stations that may come out on top: The city's NBC affiliate added a 7 p.m.
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Jeff Garlin thinks women should always come out on top in divorces ... and he says he's gonna put his money where his mouth is.
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With Italians' appetite for snack food growing, Barilla and Ferrero are in a pitched battle to make sure their cookies come out on top.
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It seems inevitable that Dany will fight them eventually, and that we'll be cheering for her and her dragons to come out on top.
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Last year I had a great battle with Andy Sullivan and was able to come out on top so I'm looking forward to the week.
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But with Bezos' empire growing and Gates increasingly focused on giving his wealth away, it's all but inevitable that Bezos will come out on top.
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Although John is obviously hell-bent on ruining Veronica's life, the Stassis and Bethennys of Bravo have proven she'll still probably come out on top.
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In a contest featuring two of alpine skiing's greatest athletes, only one could come out on top — and in this case, it was Mikaela Shiffrin.
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Let's take a closer look at the key battles in each series, and what the underdogs can do in order to come out on top.
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"He will want us to come out on top," added Kevin De Bruyne after Belgium beat Brazil on Friday to book their semi-final spot.
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When we left season 6, Cersei had come out on top as she ascended to the Iron Throne after murdering the Tyrells in cold blood.
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Lauren Anastasio, a certified financial planner at SoFi, says investors with the "wherewithal" to ignore market fluctuations during a recession will come out on top.
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"A Chinese group has come out on top, with an offer close to the valuation Starwood is hoping for," L'Agefi quoted a source as saying.
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They pushed the Warriors throughout the back half of the series, and Golden State's stars needed to play otherworldly basketball to come out on top.
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The win was the first time Querrey has come out on top in a third set tiebreaker this year after losing seven in a row.
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That raises fears of escalation with no clear reason to believe that the United States, its sprawling networks still vulnerable, would come out on top.
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Chief among the populist forces, the insurgent Five Star Movement, polling around 30 percent, is likely to come out on top in a fractured field.
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In a year with so much variety, it's hard to know which film will ultimately come out on top — and that's part of the fun.
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Maddening as such an outcome would be, Gregory just might be poised to come out on top when the dust settles after this season's finale.
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"We had to scrap and fight for everything the last two years against them, and we've been fortunate to come out on top," Kerr said.
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In a tweet Friday morning, Trump suggested the U.S. would come out on top if the new tariffs were to spark an international trade war.
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Clinton and Trump have gone under the knife of these clever carvers, but only the impending election can tell who will officially come out on top.
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The winners: Individual retail investors probably come out on top from this deal, but it's the high-frequency traders who are by far the biggest winners.
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Much like the streaming wars happening between traditional entertainment companies entering the fold, we'll have to wait to see which subscription services come out on top.
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Bookies are already offering odds on what Princess Kate and Prince William will name their third child — and Alice has come out on top, so far.
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The leading candidates are seen contesting a tight race over the coming months, although Fernandez is expected to come out on top in the symbolic primaries.
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If she's able to come out on top in the state, a behemoth with more than 400 total delegates, it could help her solidify her lead.
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Recent market fluctuations are part of natural law, one investor says, but how policy makers manage the "chaos" will decide who will come out on top.
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We can't predict who will ultimately make a serious run for the Democratic nomination in 2020, nor who is most likely to come out on top.
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After talking to folks on the ground, I was confident we would come out on top but we knew we were in for a long night.
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Some observers, such as election prognosticator Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight, think Cruz would come out on top, even if he enters the convention in second place.
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Because while Trump may not have a coherent answer about the fight for Aleppo, he's crystal clear about who he wants to come out on top.
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I wanted to go into a Squad game, which pits teams of 4 against one another in the PVP deathmatch extravaganza, and come out on top.
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But she acknowledged that Mr. Salvini seemed always more popular in the city and the country, and that he always seemed to come out on top.
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Stand your ground and see if you can come out on top ... Start looking for the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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But even in Republican rewrite of the tax code — in which the corporate rate is lowered to 20 percent — pass-throughs still come out on top.
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By shifting how we run meetings and ways to communicate effectively — it will be the sales teams that can adapt that will come out on top.
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After the match, Nadal — known as the King of Clay —commented on the rivalry between the two and what it meant to come out on top.
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Even if new tariffs on steel and aluminum spark an international trade war, President Donald Trump is confident the United States would come out on top.
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Gwyn and Brad weren't nominated for Golden Globes this year -- she's won previously -- but kinda hard to say they didn't come out on top last night.
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It is possible to come out on top if push comes to shove; there have been cases where employers have lost in court for violating the ADA.
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The two snuck in some wedding planning between practices, and she's taken to social media several times to rally for his team to come out on top.
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"My heart is broken," the 68-year-old told the news station, adding that he could have netted $25 million had the Astros come out on top.
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With only a day until Election Day, it's safe to assume that investors around the world are anxiously waiting to see who will come out on top.
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Sit back and watch as the insane spectrum of horses race around a track and you bet on which one is going to come out on top.
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In a crowded field, if Democrats spread their votes across too many candidates, two Republicans could come out on top and advance together to the general election.
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The ugly partisan brawl over U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation remains undecided, but Trump appears likely to come out on top regardless of the outcome.
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The Brexit Party, launched last month to take on the political leaders it says have betrayed the vote to leave, is expected to come out on top.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron is set to come out on top in Sunday's vote as Le Pen fell further behind him in an Elabe poll published on Friday.
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Sethi, now 35, spoke with Reuters to talk about his new book, and how entrepreneurs can navigate an increasingly unpredictable world - and still come out on top.
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As for LeBron's chances against the Warriors -- who have yet to lose a game in the playoffs -- Oak's confident the Cavs are gonna come out on top.
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"They are both really quality baseliners," he said, adding that he expected the 15th seed Goffin to come out on top in his tie with the Spaniard.
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A faction of powerful local business interests sidelined during the last election, in 2012, will come out on top no matter the result of the vote itself.
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The gadgets and technologies we'll be using tomorrow battle it out for our money and attention, and when the dust clears some inevitably come out on top.
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"There's going to be a lot of changes, and the people who'll come out on top are going to be the military and sex workers," Tamale said.
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As the media world moves closer to consolidation, Discovery Communications could come out on top because of its content, CEO David Zaslav told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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They deserve a "bad guy" who goes to jail instead of the sanitarium, and they deserve to see patients of mental health and anxiety come out on top.
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Of the young women in that class, Ms Stephens is alone in her ability to neutralise the power of the game's biggest hitters and come out on top.
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Even if a country appears to have come out on top, it would potentially do so at the expense of production capacities and a reduction in final demand.
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Despite the fact that Instagram Stories has attracted more than 400 million daily users to Snapchat's estimated 160 million, Pampoulov believes Snapchat will eventually come out on top.
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Larry Haverty, managing director at LJH Investment Advisors, told CNBC on Wednesday he expects more salvos over the Fox assets but predicted Disney would come out on top.
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And as for her response to Lucas' challenge, Breed agreed to bring San Francisco's best stuff to Kansas City if the 49ers don't come out on top Sunday.
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Honey may end up being an important asset for PayPal, but there's no guarantee who will come out on top as the online payments industry gets more competitive.
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A candidate who is liked by a lot of folks but loved by only a few probably isn't going to come out on top in the 25 primary.
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But in a series of tweets, the president doubled down on his message and claimed that the U.S. would come out on top if a trade war occurred.
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While some of those, such as protectionism and political tensions, may be hurting economies, there are still ways for investors to come out on top, according to Credit Suisse.
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But when he realized how dire their situation might be if they didn't find a way to come out on top, he became "obsessed" with learning more about money.
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Clinton allies with knowledge of the Democratic front-runner's ground game in Iowa say they believe the results will be close but they think they'll come out on top.
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As questions swirled Tuesday about who would come out on top if a trade war sparks between the United States and China, CNBC's Jim Cramer weighed each side's advantages.
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Paak Find out if Instagram's most popular nominees will come out on top at the 2017 Grammy Awards airing live from the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb.
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"When you play a guy like him you hopefully get a couple of break points during a match and you have to come out on top of those," he said.
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Mrs May's way for Britain to come out on top, even if it loses access to markets in Europe, is for the country to open itself up to the world.
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Had the Panthers come out on top, it would have been their first victory without finding the end zone since a 6-3 win against rival West Virginia in 1987.
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Colyer and Kobach have been polling very close to one another, though Kobach is widely perceived as the candidate with more name recognition who's expected to come out on top.
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After a rigorous review of leaders of the largest public companies in the world, Griffith has come out on top among 19 other leading CEOS — six of whom were women.
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The latter put on a brave face in the face of a discouraging showing, assuring a crowd of adherents in Miami that he still hopes to come out on top.
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It began when Jordan Uhl tweeted CNN screenshots featuring two blank lists: the "liberal agenda" if Democrats win big tonight and the "GOP agenda" if Republicans come out on top.
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Everyone wants to be number one, but you'll remind them, Aries, you're the first sign of the zodiac, which means you always find a way to come out on top!
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Newbee put up quite a fight but EG managed to come out on top in the majority of team fights, giving them the advantage they needed to win 2-0.
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Although he has managed to come out on top in the college admissions game, so far in life he has been socially not just a flop but an invisible one.
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It's the collective conjecture of fans who are wagering on who will come out on top when the blockbuster HBO series comes to an end after an eight-season run.
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Polls carried in Tunisian media by Sigma Conseil and Emhrod Consulting forecast that Mr. Saied would come out on top with between 72 percent and 77 percent of the vote.
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"Cheer" is filled with stories like this -- kids who find homes and families in a team bound by the singular mission to come out on top at the national championship.
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Given this, and all the uncertainty and byzantine processes we went through above, it is hard to say who will come out on top in any of these three results.
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But the artist's work outside of the recording studio, namely as an entrepreneur with continued work through Beats and Apple Music, helped him come out on top in the 2010s.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron is set to come out on top in Sunday's first round of voting as Le Pen fell further behind him in an Elabe poll published on Friday.
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The behavior that he has always trusted to help him come out on top, with its obfuscation, bullying, fact-bending and conspiracy spinning tangents, suddenly didn't seem to be working.
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While we'd also love to see the Starks come out on top, right now, we're just crossing our fingers they make it through the next season, which premieres July 16, alive.
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Players can use the cards that they draw to steal each other's cards, attack one another, and unleash devastating combos to destroy their fleet of spuds and come out on top.
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But if he opts out, I think we can see a super competitive primary with candidates coming from all branches of the party to see who can come out on top.
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"Climate campaigners have to address the real‐world concerns of people who may not come out on top during the transition," Craig Morris, an environmental blogger, wrote in German Energy Transition.
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While many expected Trader Joe's to come out on top once again, in a surprising turn of events, a lesser-known market (also with a cult following) beat TJ's this year.
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The queens don't care whether or not they come out on top, only that they amass a big enough Instagram following that they can monetize it once they're off the show.
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Commentators are calling the vote a rematch of the presidential election in 2017, when Mr. Macron trounced Ms. Le Pen — only this time, Ms. Le Pen could come out on top.
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But those who are using technology and data to create bespoke shopping experiences that recognize every person is different, and with different needs, are more likely to come out on top.
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War is extremely hard to predict, but most outside experts believe the US-backed forces will eventually come out on top, even if the fighting is bloodier, and lengthier, than expected.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The ugly partisan brawl over U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation remains undecided, but President Donald Trump appears likely to come out on top regardless of the outcome.
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There's no good way to say which company's 10nm SoC will come out on top until we check them out, but today's announcement suggests that they're likely to stay about on par.
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" In contrast, Fernandez — who was expected to come out on top in the symbolic primaries but by a much smaller margin — said the country could look forward to creating a "new history.
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But after watching it come out on top wedding season after wedding season — a fact proven by one too many celebratory ring posts on Instagram — we're admitting we may have been wrong.
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Tammy Brawner, a former Harlem Globetrotter, and Darius filed final divorce docs Monday in L.A. -- and in their most contentious issue ... custody of 3-year-old Zoey ... Tammy's come out on top.
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With all this going on, it's no wonder automakers and auto industry investors are nervous about which companies will come out on top when the future finally arrives, and it's arriving fast.
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In a world of men trying to 'impose their game', a Gaethje fight is a wonderful kind of chaos in which he has always—so far at least—come out on top.
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While competitors may be smarter than Siri, Apple may still be able to come out on top among consumers who care more about privacy than they do accurate answers from voice assistants.
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Put another way, in the President's book, "The Art of the Deal," he talks about the importance of using one's leverage in the negotiation process in order to come out on top.
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"I was playing amazing and I am so happy to come out on top," said Medvedev, who will jump to 22nd in the world rankings, after winning in just over an hour.
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With news setting in on Thursday that Sassou Nguesso had come out on top, and cell phone networks finally up and running again, the activist said the leader had "stolen" the victory.
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Here is a look at how Ms. Redstone has managed to come out on top: War has spread across the empire of Sumner Redstone, one of the entertainment industry's most tenacious titans.
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She felt confident that she had the answer right (it related to Shakespeare, and she had been an English major), and she knew she had wagered enough to come out on top.
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There are quite a few entrants to the space, but direct-to-consumer sleep giant Casper has come out on top, boasting more than $23 million in revenue since its 2014 debut.
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Brand purpose will become even more important Once the dust settles, the companies that stand for something other than the products they sell will come out on top, marketers told Business Insider.
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They implored their supporters to vote for the candidate projected to come out on top on Sunday, the centrist, pro-European Union former economy minister Emmanuel Macron, a political novice and outsider.
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Can he work his way through disinformation campaigns and deep fake videos, character assassination from the President's Twitter feed, and potential investigations from the Justice Department and still come out on top?
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Justice League doesn't care much about the details of why you should be rooting for these characters to come out on top; it's much more focused on showing off their respective superpowers.
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The public relations battle to come out on top has ramped up, particularly in local markets where automotive and political advertisers, which drive a huge chunk of revenue, are looking for better data.
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But after a strange 1903-win season in which the Timberwolves needed to come out on top in their 82nd game just to sneak into the playoffs, the organization's momentum is non-existent.
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the No. 4 Republican in the House leadership, managed to come out on top in her primary in the 5th Congressional District and will face Democrat Lisa Brown in November.
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Holzhauer, who in typical fashion had already put the game out of reach, wagered only a few hundred dollars, ensuring that he would come out on top and return for the final round.
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Seeking legitimacy—and, as wars raged in Indo-China, a bulwark against communists—generals who had come out on top by the late 1950s sought to turn the monarchy into a nationalist symbol.
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One is Philip Price, the megarich E Corp chief executive, who calls himself "a mercenary" more than willing to destroy the entire system in order to cash in and come out on top.
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If a company or organization is able to mobilize a disciplined opposition with a resonant message, it could very well come out on top even after attracting negative attention from the White House.
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TO GROW RENEWABLE ENERGY, WE MUST RENEW THE SYSTEM In a political landscape tainted by the impacts of court decisions like Citizens United, renewable energy is never going to come out on top.
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The 21-year-old American hit 26 aces and saved five of seven break points to come out on top of the slugfest, where his Italian opponent pounded 16 aces of his own.
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The towns can be quaint tooWhile it&aposs easy to assume the UK would come out on top when it comes to cute towns and villages, Canada can also deliver on that front.
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That means teams start with a conclusion, whether they endorse it or not, and work backward from there, marshaling the best arguments they can devise to make that conclusion come out on top.
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Mitt Romney (who has said he has some concerns about Trump and Ukraine), Trump told the crowd he doesn't fear his critics or impeachment, because he believes he will come out on top.
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But in reality the race is almost over for Sanders, and unless he wins every state from now on with 65 percent of the vote or more, Clinton will come out on top.
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"It's like 'Game of Thrones' right now in the Trump administration -- it's kind of hard to tell who's going to come out on top," said Thea Lee, the AFL-CIO's deputy chief of staff.
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Fitness models and social-media influencers promising sob stories and horseback rides into the sunset may come out on top in the Bachelor-verse, but in the real world, Graham's exactly what women want.
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Andrew tells Refinery29 what she has learned about the nature of work, how she had redefined success on her own terms, and how to come out on top when life throws curveballs your way.
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Mr Obama increasingly says the right things about Putinism—he sounded reasonably tough during a press conference this week—but Mr Putin has learned that he can defy America and come out on top.
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Because many facets of society still reward racist constructs of beauty and attractiveness, white (cisgender) female performers in porn continue to come out on top, making money off a system that necessarily excludes others.
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But nothing says "Olympics" quite like a comeback story, and so NBC plays those up whenever it can — even when that comeback isn't exactly an athlete overcoming incredible adversity to come out on top.
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Emmanuel Macron is on course to come out on top of the first round of France's presidential election next month and go on to Spot gold was down 0.46 percent at $1,246.24 an ounce.
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"We don't like to have them end that way but when we're right in the middle of it, it's always great to be able to come out on top in that regard," he said.
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But for whoever does come out on top, Iowa will only be step one: A close race means every early contest matters in developing an electability narrative, and New Hampshire's primary is up next.
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Sure, some people might up and leave at a moment's notice, but those who take the time and then come out on top have likely put a lot more effort into planning their sabbatical journey.
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No doubt there are people out there that do use the camera for its original purpose of video conference meetings but, for now, it looks like taking selfies will continue to come out on top.
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"We don't seem to have the linguistic and cultural expertise and political knowledge to defend our interests against a very sophisticated diplomatic engagement by China, which seems to always come out on top," he said.
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It's also betting that AI like autonomous unmanned systems, human-machine hybrid intelligence, automated decisionmaking, and intelligent robotics are the future both of economic advancement and warfighting, and it's determined to come out on top.
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But if you were given the choice between this song and the first actual song on 400 Degreez, which is "Ha," you would be truly insane to think that Wayne had come out on top.
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If Nwora and seniors Dwayne Sutton and Steven Enoch are firing on all cylinders this season, this battle-tested veteran squad may have what it takes to come out on top of a stacked ACC.
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"The market rallied today, but the stocks that rallied are the ones that have strong enough balance sheets to survive this hiatus and come out on top because COVID is crushing their rivals," Cramer said.
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It is anyone's guess for who will come out on top among the Democratic candidates; however, this time around, Trump appears to have an all but exclusive endorsement from delegates according to live polling results.
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He dispatches most of his opponents easily, and even on those rare occasions when he is narrowly outplayed—as his long-time rival can sadly attest—he still finds a way to come out on top.
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Meanwhile, actual election results from Clark County in Las Vegas, where the Latino vote is concentrated, showed Clinton won around 60 percent of delegates, suggesting Clinton may have even come out on top among Latino voters.
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In summary: From Sonny: prince of MySpace, to Skrillex: prince of "drop that bass" face, Moore has battled through infinite shade since the dawn of social media and come out on top time and time again.
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While Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron's sentimental Netflix movie "Roma" and historical romp "The Favourite" from Fox Searchlight go into the ceremony with a leading 10 nominations each, there's no guarantee they will come out on top.
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Right now, the race is between Scalise and McCarthy (with McCarthy poised to come out on top), but there's a possibility we could be talking about a whole other set of players after November 6, 2018.
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Ex-NFLer and current TNA wrestler Quinn "Moose" Ojinnaka, who played with both Super Bowl LI QB's during his career, thinks it would be a close fight ... but says Matt Ryan would come out on top.
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Kristi Noem pulled out a solid victory during the state's primary earlier this year and is expected to come out on top even though Democratic state legislator Billie Sutton has put forth a surprisingly strong challenge.
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"Mercedes still has the strongest product momentum and should come out on top of global sales rankings at the end of 2016," Hamburg-based M.M. Warburg analyst Marc-Rene Tonn said, citing the brand's comeback in China.
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Paige may come out on top, but Keough gives an equally intense performance as a two-timing frenemy, the kind of person who can play dumb when confronted, but is conniving enough to rope people into schemes.
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While companies the world over compete for a slice of China's populous consumer market, start-ups headquartered in Asia's largest economy want to conquer not just the domestic field, but also to come out on top worldwide.
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French President Elect Emmanuel Macron's party and their allies are set to come out on top in the first round of a legislative election next month, two polls showed on Sunday after the centrist was elected president.
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While officials in Riyadh will deny they had any part in Hariri's decision, few in the region would question that Saudi Arabia is alarmed that, in the post-ISIS Middle East, Iran has come out on top.
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A triumph in Missouri would be a psychological victory for the campaigns that come out on top, but it also has significance in the delegate count, particularly in the Republican race, where 52 delegates are at stake.
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As an established band with devoted fans, YACHT has the ability to "get out ahead" of a sex tape leak, to come out on top and look like heroes by releasing the tape on their own terms.
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"I think that it is fair to say right now that the results of the 2018 Senate election are unknown," he said, adding that he believed that Mr. Nelson would come out on top in the end.
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As Dax Shepard and Edward Norton fight over playing Joe Exotic in a scripted television version of the true story behind the absolutely bananas Netflix documentary series The Tiger King, one star may come out on top.
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Netanyahu claimed victory in Monday's vote over his main challenger, former armed forces chief Benny Gantz of the centrist Blue and White party, after exit polls projected the conservative leader's Likud party had come out on top.
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Weili, who made history becoming the first Chinese-born champion in the UFC, has come out on top in her last 20 fights, and Saturday's fight against Jedrzejczyk is her first chance to defend her current title.
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"I do expect to play well and to compete here and come out on top more so than any golf course because of the opportunity to recover and utilize my short game to salvage pars," said Mickelson.
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WeWork's dramatic fall has led to SoftBank CEO Masa Son questioning his own judgement, but one analyst still believes the bank will come out on top eventually with the massive investment in the reeling space-sharing company.
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Gaethje is the kind of guy who concedes position by accident and then will scramble through to come out on top, Askren is the kind of guy who isn't really comfortable until he's in a wild scramble.
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In contrast, a pre-Olympics forecast based on the statistics of the players competing in South Korea suggests that there is a nearly one-in-four chance that one of those seven squads will come out on top.
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But, aiming to come out on top in a brutally competitive space in which IP is a central factor while also validating its sky-high valuation, Uber has said it's crucial to develop its own autonomous driving technology.
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But while Britain's best-selling video game couldn't come out on top of the overall pile, gaming's slice of the revenue pie was by far the biggest—and the ERA doesn't even have all of the sales data.
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"Indeed, as things stand right now, policymakers' ability to manage this increased "entropy" (disorder) in global risky assets will decide which camp (bulls or bears) will come out on top in the coming months and quarters," he explained.
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According to an Ifop opinion poll that month, Le Pen would come out on top in the first round of voting with 27 percent, followed by Hollande with 22 percent and Sarkozy a close third with 21 percent.
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This is where most of us would probably just give up, accept the fact that there's no goddamn way we are going to come out on top here, curl up into a ball, and get mauled to death.
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Basave, who like many other Mexican political leaders once belonged to the PRI, said if the party managed to split the opposition vote in 2018 it could field a "horse" as candidate and still come out on top.
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Effective communication is foundational to any successful change, and implementing the right approach and structure positions your organization to be more agile, proactive and ready to come out on top of whatever challenge or opportunity comes your way.
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This means if the Rams come out on top, Hodge's Super Bowl bonus check would equal almost a fourth of his annual wage, as this year's champions will get an extra $118,000 just for winning that one game.
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You can sense the emotions of the players, feel the swing of momentum, know when someone is on the road to losing and buzz with excitement when there's no way of telling who will come out on top.
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It's unclear who will come out on top of this food fight, but whoever does will have to answer for hours of footage from the hyper-partisan primary process that directly contradicts their "unite the country" applause lines.
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Both bids have insisted they are interested only in the 2024 Games but Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti has refused to shut the door on taking on the 2028 Olympics should Paris come out on top for 2024.
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He was leading Sawant by about 8 percentage points as of Tuesday night, but the incumbent has not conceded because she has previously made up ground in the days after a prior election to come out on top.
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Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and center-left candidate Emmanuel Macron have come out on top in the first round of the French presidential elections and will be moving ahead to the final round on May 25.
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The presentation's bottom line, the sources said, was there will be pain, but at this stage in the process, it's necessary to carry the talks to completion — and that the US was better positioned to come out on top.
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"There's a lot of talk sometimes that European founders can't compete on the global stage, and I think Spotify has shown that… you can still come out on top if you start from the outset thinking big," Wehmeier said.
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French centrist Emmanuel Macron is set to come out on top in the first round of France's presidential election on Sunday as far right leader Marine Le Pen fell further behind him in an Elabe poll published on Friday.
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Central defender Sanchez will be directly up against the England captain and, while Alli was reluctant to discuss the few areas in which the former Ajax Amsterdam player can be exposed, he believes Kane will come out on top.
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Though SoundCloud might seem like the underdog at the moment, in order to come out on top it's going to have to become more ruthless than its competitors—probably doing so at the expense of those who use it.
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But in a rare instance of chest-thumping for the Mexican president, who has consistently sought to lower tensions with Trump, Lopez Obrador insisted Mexico could come out on top of such a trade conflict with its northern neighbor.
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That may sound sort of like a gauntlet thrown to the ground between PC and console players, but this argument has played out before many times and the mouse and keyboard players always come out on top, often by embarrassing margins.
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And so it came to pass on the day before her 43rd birthday as she made light of foul weather on Rio's exotic coast to come out on top in the test of endurance and speed for the third consecutive Games.
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And because Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton appears to have the state's densely populated urban areas like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia locked in her favor, Trump needs Pennsylvania's rural areas and smaller, working-class cities like Scranton to come out on top.
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Most likely, it'll spend Season 8 going down that checklist, tying off loose plot threads one by one, and we at home will take great pleasure in watching the good guys finally come out on top after all they've been through.
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The RethinkX study doesn't necessarily predict who will come out on top, but what it underscores is the fact that who drives and what they drive — or ride — in is set to dramatically change in barely a dozen more years.
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The sort of conflicts he needs to stay in power do not require him to fight over territory; just to keep the ratings up and feed the public's appetite for a story in which they deservingly come out on top.
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If we apply Mr Revzin's correction to calculate what each athlete's time would have been in an average lane, the gold medallists, Anthony Ervin of the United States and Pernille Blume of Denmark, would still come out on top (see chart).
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Most importantly though, the headliner did everything it promised to—it matched Cris 'Cyborg' Justino with a good, technical striker who could almost match her for size and Justino rose to the occasion in order to come out on top.
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The field of nominees for "Best Taboo Relations Movie" was teeming with fauxcest films, and Keep It in the Family — a series of explicit vignettes directed by Jacky St. James that feature stepfamily members getting it on — come out on top.
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And, it is a story about two larger-than-life egos wanting to appear as macho "strongmen," leading two geopolitically important and powerful countries, and how each man wants to come out on top in this bizarre political face-off.
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With Chelsea's Guus Hiddink and his former PSV Eindhoven player Ronald Koeman now doing battle as managers, it appeared the pupil might come out on top when Southampton took the lead through a Shane Long header just before the break.
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For a woman who has lived through a world war, the invention of Pong, and the advent of the internet, Shirley Curry has managed to come out on top in a world unimaginably different to the one she grew up in.
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Tom Brady may have come out on top, but having a second-year player nearly pull off a huge upset in Foxborough had to at least make the future Hall of Famer wonder how long he has left atop the league.
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" I thought about it for a moment, and said, "If two old white guys with universal name recognition and high poll numbers before the caucus season even began come out on top in Iowa, maybe we don't deserve to be first.
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Maybe it was that chip on his shoulder, the doubts of some of the community, which enabled him to find that little bit extra that saw him come out on top in his painstakingly close bouts with Hendricks and MacDonald.
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But though these court elections are "nonpartisan," in practice, the state Supreme Court has become bitterly divided along ideological lines, with millions of dollars in outside spending pouring into these contests — and conservatives usually tending to come out on top.
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Throughout "Ruthie" we see glimpses of a miniature cat in the future giving her classmates a presentation about Princess Carolyn — her distant relative who, Ruthie says, managed to come out on top even after having one of the worst days of her life.
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Clinton is expected to come out on top, but with momentum at his back after winning six out of the last seven contests, Sanders believes New York could provide a chance for him to prove that he can stay in the race.
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The 18-year-old kitchen manager from Reading, who had never before left Britain or attended a Formula One race, collected a total of 74 points to come out on top of the 20 finalists competing at the finals inside the F1 paddock.
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"It makes it even more special to beat a competitor like Phil... to come out on top after such a fight with him over these four days "He's been one of the best to play the game, certainly in the last 20 years.
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron is projected to come out on top in the first round of France's presidential election next month ahead of far-right leader Marine Le Pen before going on to win in a runoff, a Harris Interactive poll showed on Thursday.
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"This profession as a whole constitutes a difficult lifestyle where we have to get up every day and train harder than the enemy, so that when we meet him in battle we make sure to come out on top," Choo told DoD.
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For Parker to come out on top in the very year Summitt died, and months after Auriemma courted controversy by leaving her off the U.S. Olympic team that competed in Rio, provides the kind of neat narrative that life seldom allows for.
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While some investors are throwing giant sums into more mature start-ups like Uber and Airbnb at soaring valuations, it is the venture capitalists who identify a promising company at its infancy and bet on its growth who often come out on top.
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START-UP INVESTORS ARE NOT WAITING FOR GROWTH | Investors may be throwing money at mature start-ups like Uber and Airbnb at soaring valuations, but the venture capitalists who can pick a winner early on are the ones who come out on top,
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"The study shows that if you get in early and stay in the market — despite some of the bad times — you will come out on top," she says, adding that the analysis did not include more risky investment activities such as day trading.
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And now the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination — not an overwhelming front-runner, but clearly the person most likely at the moment to come out on top — is someone who plays right into that strategy, by declaring that he is indeed a socialist.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (Reuters) - President Barack Obama won two straight elections for the White House, but on Tuesday during a talk with students at a town hall on race and sports he discussed a few times when he did not always come out on top.
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When Trump started a beef with Fox News, a lot of smart people didn't think he'd come out on top of that one — but then he brushed off Roger Ailes and won, all because he can ignore Bill O'Reilly and tweet whatever he wants.
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AlphaGo's victory today means it leads the series 2-0; Lee had predicted he'd win 5-0 or 4-1 at worst, but he now needs to come out on top in all three remaining games whereas AlphaGo could wrap up the series by Saturday.
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"This profession as a whole constitutes a difficult lifestyle where we have to get up every day and train harder than the enemy, so that when we meet him in battle we make sure to come out on top," a Marine scout sniper said.
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The Spaniard, champion here in 2009, needed to be at his resilient best to come out on top after more than four hours of top quality shot-making and thrilling rallies which earned both players a huge ovation from the Rod Laver Arena crowd.
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And while there was definitely a lot of hype about which Square clone would come out on top, things have definitely sobered up in recent times (just as they did for Square itself, which saw a significant markdown on its valuation before it listed).
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The ultimate "Jeopardy!" competition pinned three of the game show&aposs greats against each other to see who would come out on top: Ken Jennings (most consecutive wins), Brad Rutter (biggest money winner) and James Holzhauer (who beat 20 records in the show&aposs history).
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PARIS (Reuters) - Centrist Emmanuel Macron is projected to come out on top in the first round of France's presidential election next month ahead of far-right leader Marine Le Pen before going on to win in a runoff, a Harris Interactive poll showed on Thursday.
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And, in perhaps the most Keanu Reeves-ish move of all time, he poked fun at the question and managed to make the reporter — and everyone in the room — know that he's able to be the butt of a joke and still come out on top.
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It's a motif that speaks to the desire to evangelize, but there's a darker streak there — the desire to defeat these characters, to come out on top of foes who are, in these films, often wildly antagonistic toward innocent Christians who've enraged them simply by existing.
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While Klobuchar had been expected to perform well in New Hampshire if not come out on top, evening returns had her 10 percentage points ahead of Warren and even further ahead of former Vice President Joe Biden, who entered the race last year as a huge frontrunner.
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But when Benioff and Weiss decide to turn the tables on their actors, they generally come out on top — Turner and Williams revealed that the duo have a penchant for pranking their stars and that their sadistic streak would put George R. R. Martin to shame.
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And yet, at a moment when stars whose personas once powerfully ruled the zeitgeist — like Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and Taylor Swift — are struggling to maintain relevance as the balancing act between pop, politics, and the personal becomes harder to perform, Grande has come out on top.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French centrist Emmanuel Macron is on course to come out on top of the first round of France's presidential election next month and go on to win in the May 7 runoff against far right leader Marine Le Pen, an Elabe poll showed on Wednesday.
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"So if you have a lower turnout … it might be Fillon and Le Pen that actually come out (on top.)" Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce's latter point may seem counter-intuitive considering that political conservative Fillon's campaign has been dogged by scandal, causing his initially favorable polling to plummet.
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Thiem had also come out on top in the two previous main tour matches between the 22-year-olds and had won seven of eight outings on grass this year, including an inaugural title on the surface in this month's Wimbledon warm-up tournament in Stuttgart.
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And on April 24, 2017, exactly a year after Mr. Hofer's first-round victory, the French may well wake up to the news that Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Front, has come out on top in the first round of France's presidential election.
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But as he heads into the next few debates and the final sprint before Iowa and New Hampshire, he'll no longer be on the defense as the presumptive nominee fending off other candidates, but will have to fight tooth and nail to come out on top.
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A sloppy, listless game like Sunday's might make it hard to immediately declare the Patriots' championship run this century as one of the best in N.F.L. history, but the resilience and the ability to come out on top year after year is hard to argue with.
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The Atlanta Falcons may not be flying high at the end of Super Bowl LI. Electronic Arts' "Madden NFL 224" has made its annual prediction about the big game — and the video game forecasts the New England Patriots will come out on top by a score of 210-24.
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We may not know by then who, exactly, has been the one to come out on top in the game of thrones, but we do know that it all comes down to the Khaleesi, the Mother of Dragons formerly known as Daenerys Targaryen, and her maybe-half-brother Jon.
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With $517 million in the till, it's edged out Beauty and the Beast to become the highest-grossing movie of the year in the U.S. Which makes 2017 the third year in a row that a Star Wars movie has come out on top at the American box office.
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"I kind of feel like these last four games have all had playoff intensity and we've come out on top of all of them just winning all sorts of different ways," Curry said after draining four 3-pointers, giving him multiple 3s in each game during the winning streak.
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Despite gender and racial equality being at the forefront of public consciousness, the fact that white men come out on top where power is concerned isn't remotely surprising—but it is an imbalance made even more damning every time a new wealth of statistics comes out to support it.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French centrist Emmanuel Macron has come out on top in the first round of France's presidential election with far right leader Marine Le Pen in second place, which means both have qualified for the May 7 runoff vote, pollsters projections from partial results showed on Sunday.
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Read more: How to know if someone is a serial cheater or if they've actually made a mistake, according to a therapistThe next time you catch yourself trying to come out on top of a disagreement with your partner, consider why that is and try to compromise instead.
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Whether you're a die-hard Duke fan or couldn't care less about seeing a ball go through a hoop, you've probably heard some mention of brackets, the predictions that people put together about which teams will come out on top of the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament.
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What does make sense is that Mr. Andrew would come out on top, given the number of editors in the audience wearing his latest Ferragamo shoes (you could tell by the gold flower-shaped heel), and the fact that Salvatore Ferragamo himself, a shoemaker, built his brand on footwear.
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Ayman Odeh, the leader of the Arab alliance, said Wednesday that a Blue and White lawmaker approached him and told him that 10 recommendations were preferable to 13, because Mr. Gantz did not want to come out on top and go first in trying to form a coalition.
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With five shadow brushes, a liner brush, a brow and lash comb, and a fluffy powder brush, the Game of Thrones set from The Catch comes complete with everything you could ever need to do your face and/or come out on top in the War of the Five Kings.
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The lions go home empty-pawed, the elephant goes home with some scratches and a huge boost in self-confidence, and we come away with away with the knowledge that, despite it being a hard world for little things, sometimes the little guy does come out on top in the end.
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Back in Season 4, we were shown the unique method Princess Carolyn has for coping with very bad days: imagining a future relative — in this case a small cat named Ruthie — telling her classmates about how her great-great-great-grandmother always managed to come out on top in the end.
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"What Weaver told us is that … Kasich may come out on top because it's done by congressional district, and Kasich is running first or second in 24 or 26 of them, and they can overcome that," said a Republican operative and Kasich supporter who was present at the meeting on Wednesday.
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Elsewhere, Dame Vivienne proved the old guard can still come out on top Trust Vivienne Westwood to take a runway bow in scribbles covering her body and clothing (including a T-shirt with an obscene slogan), chanting about politics and riding high on the sculpted shoulders of a dashing young acrobat.
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It's a measured, step-by-step account of the fight to consolidate power on a particular peninsula in the face of a threat from an encroaching imperial power, and how one person in particular is able to come out on top, through trickery and judicious alliance-building and occasionally outright cruelty.
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This is all to say that there's a potential that Gordon may have actually "not [done] so knowingly," but given the fact that he accepted the consequences, his plausible deniability just seems like a way for him to come out on top in the eyes of his teammates and fans.
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Advocates on both sides have pushed hard on conferees this week and it's not yet evident who's going to come out on top — but Cusack, whose birthday is on Monday, has made it clear he'd rather be celebrating than working at the State House during a July 3 formal session. http://politi.co/2usa9cC
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Should Fury come out on top in his three-fight rivalry with Wilder, having drawn with the heavy-hitting American in 2018, then there would be pressure to meet his British rival Joshua so all four of the heavyweight championships would be on the line in a winner-take-all super showdown.
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"We will never come out on top if we accept advice from soundbite salesmen and carnival barkers who pretend the most powerful country on Earth can remain great by looking inward and hiding behind walls at a time that technology has made that impossible to do and unwise to even attempt," he said.
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The magazine is coming out with an investigative piece by Joseph N. DiStefano at the same time... It is titled "Joe Biden's Friends and Backers Come Out on Top—at the Expense of the Middle Class..." Sessions is running "Jeff Sessions is poised to announce his comeback Senate candidacy on Thursday," CNN's Jeff Zeleny reported.
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In the upcoming presidential election Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right National Front is, according to the latest polls, likely to come out on top in the first round of voting next April (to actually win the office, she'd have to win a second round, likely against former president Nicolas Sarkozy or former prime minister Alain Juppé).
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Should Newton and the Panthers come out on top of Super Bowl 50, Newton could end up with the "grand slam" of college football and NFL hardware: the Heisman Trophy, a national championship, an NFL Most Valuable Player Award (he's all but a lock to win; the announcement will be Saturday) and a Super Bowl ring.
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As it turned out, and even though Sanders looks set to come out on top in California, the biggest delegate prize, the former vice president and his liberal rival look sure to be closely matched in the cumulative delegate count coming out of the most important day of the 2020 election so far, with Biden owning momentum.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt.) is predicted to come out on top in his home state of Vermont as well as in Colorado, Utah and California.
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Amazon wants to come out on top in the era of cord-cutting and live sports is another way for the online retailer to incentivize consumers to sign up with Amazon Prime, the yearly subscription service that gives users access to free two-day shipping and other features that are otherwise not available, including Prime Video.
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It's still far from clear who will come out on top in the primary, but it's enough to think about what would happen if either of the two current front-runners, Bernie Sanders or Joe Biden, were to become president — and also have strong enough coattails to produce a Democratic Senate, because otherwise nothing will happen.
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Holzhauer, 35, said in an email that he didn't view the tournament as a "chance for redemption," but many of his loyal fans were eager to see him come out on top after the loss in June that prevented him from surpassing the $2.52 million Ken Jennings won during his record 74-game winning streak in 4.73.
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Bronn had to know he was never gonna get that castle :/ You should probably say goodbye to these characters: Bronn Gregor Clegane Sansa Stark Bran Stark Sandor Clegane As Game of Thrones approaches its televised conclusion, we're all wondering who will come out on top, and who will end up six feet under (my colleagues certainly have their share of predictions).
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RELATED: Donald Trump keeps up RNC feud, rips delegate process in op-ed Despite Clinton having a million more votes than GOP front-runner Donald Trump -- and a recent CNN/ORC poll that found 56% of voters think Clinton would beat Trump in a head-to-head match-up -- Priebus said he is confident his party's standard-bearer would come out on top.
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If Bloomberg is the biggest winner coming out of Monday night's imbroglio in the heartland, clearly the night's biggest loser is Bernie Sanders, who was widely expected to come out on top in Iowa, giving him the tailwinds needed to sweep New Hampshire and Nevada by creating "a domino effect," as Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota predicted at a recent Sanders campaign event.
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Since the album started out with several references to infidelity, breaking up and regretting getting married, many fans on Twitter quickly assumed that Bey was referencing her relationship with Jay Z. However, by the end of the album (which also touched on issues surrounding race and feminism) the message was clear – Jay Z and Beyoncé have a happy ending and had clearly come out on top.
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"We will never come out on top if we accept advice from soundbite salesmen and carnival barkers who pretend the most powerful country on Earth can remain great by looking inward and hiding behind walls at a time when technology has made that impossible to do and unwise to even attempt," said the former U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, who was the Democratic nominee for president in 2004.
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Brazil and the U.S. will also be fierce rivals in the men's competition where the hosts are banking on world champions Alison Cerutti and Bruno Schmidt to get the better of Phil Dalhausser and Nicholas Lucena Just as in the women's competition, America's men have three times come out on top since the sport was introduced to the Olympics in 1996 although in 2012 it was Germany who denied Brazil gold.
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Albeit, on mobile this will apparently work by stacking snippets on top of one another, so one is still going to come out on top… "Showing more than one featured snippet may also eventually help in cases where you can get contradictory information when asking about the same thing but in different ways," it adds, suggesting Google's plan to burst filter bubbles is to actively promote counter speech and elevate alternative viewpoints.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE reportedly warned Russian President Vladimir Putin during a phone call last week that if the two Cold War foes were to reignite the arms race, the U.S. would come out on top.
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" The ups and downs of King's life played out on a very public stage, but Ellis says that a message of hope can be found in her story: "Sometimes, it is really hard in the world for LGBTQ youth, especially those who feel isolated in this country... But in the end you can come out on top [even] with all the odds stacked against you... You can challenge a system that seems to works only one way.
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