In the meantime, Masterpiece is a defeat — a qualified defeat, to be sure, and a defeat that may well be revisited.
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"With the kindness of God we will defeat sanctions and the defeat of sanctions is the defeat of America," Khamenei said.
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"[But] with the kindness of God we will defeat sanctions and the defeat of sanctions is the defeat of America," the supreme leader added.
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"We have witnessed defeat of democracy, defeat of justice and defeat of freedom of speech," Nika Gvaramia said during a live talk-show at Rustavi 2.
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It's a dream for us to defeat ISIS, to defeat the Syrian regime.
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"went from defeat to defeat" against Communism in the late 1940s, or that America
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His defeat was a defeat for some of the core issues in the Republican Party.
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The symbolism of this defeat for the SNP is arguably more significant than the defeat itself.
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When you defeat one of them in battle, or if they defeat you, they'll remember it.
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When defeat does come — and defeat always comes — it is met with rage that defies control.
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Defeat doesn't entail only the physical caliphate, the official said when asked what defeat might mean.
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In defeat, Ward returns to the loss column after a recent knockout defeat of Saad Award.
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ADAPT's protests aren't designed just to defeat legislation, but to defeat the ideology that inspires this legislation.
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We are going to defeat the barbarians of ISIS, and we are going to defeat them fast.
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In defeat, Sasaki returns to the loss column after a May 21 submission defeat of Willie Gates.
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Because Flake wasn't just on track for a defeat — he was on track for an overwhelming defeat.
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He only fought five times after the Klitschko defeat, his last two both ending in defeat by Bellew.
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Defeat the opponent and gain XP for the move, fall in defeat and forfeit all that potential experience.
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When the forces of democracy joined to defeat fascism and then to defeat communism, Youngstown led the way.
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After sweeping victories in 2628 and 28503, Democrats have suffered defeat after defeat in elections at all levels.
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"Since they're not able to defeat me through politics, they want to defeat me with lawsuits," he said.
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Time to admit defeat It's time for Samsung to admit defeat with this permanently tainted device and move on.
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It's absolutely full of these stages, of victory and defeat and post-defeat and pre-victory and so on.
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He told Reuters in April that Cantor's defeat in 2014 "reinforced in my mind" that he could defeat Ryan.
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Reid is going all-out to defeat Heck and is unleashing his political machine in the state to defeat him.
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Dropped by eight different lawyers, Ceglia faced legal defeat after legal defeat, eventually scrambling simply to stay out of prison.
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"Before we will have the opportunity to defeat Donald Trump, we're going to have to defeat Secretary Clinton," Sanders said.
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You can tell a lot about a candidate only in defeat, unfortunately, and what defeat says about Bernie isn't pretty.
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Without political and moral courage, the crisis may defeat the European Union, and the defeat will be mostly self-inflicted.
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Specifically, as Condorcet himself noted, a majority winner might fail to exist (for example, in some circumstances, Mr. Trump could defeat Mr. Cruz and Mr. Cruz could defeat Mr. Kasich, but Mr. Kasich could defeat Mr. Trump).
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We can defeat the forces that are working to undermine our democracy, but to do so, we must defeat partisanship first.
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" On Monday he said of "terrorists" — with no further specificity — that "we will defeat them, and we will defeat them handily.
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And to me, that feeling of defeat that we felt when he escaped, that's what he felt at that point -- defeat.
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The defeat was Tite's first in a competitive match since he took over in mid-2016 and only his second defeat overall.
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Over the past two years, it has had two huge accomplishments: helping defeat Obamacare repeal and helping defeat the Republican House majority.
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Heat and empty space in her work defeat modernity, defeat logic, technology and even love, throwing us back upon our irreducible selves.
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"You don't defeat the moderate wing of Democrats through thought pieces or pithy tweets, you defeat their politics through organizing," he said.
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The United States and anti-ISIS coalition members will defeat ISIS in Iraq and Syria and will weaken or defeat its recognized affiliates.
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"It was a defeat, but in the defeat the beginning of a success story, and of a national story as a small power."
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The Cougars suffered their third straight defeat and were swept on their Bay Area trip after a 26-246 defeat Thursday at Stanford.
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Labour leader Kezia Dugdale, conceding defeat, admitted the election was always going to be tough for Labour following last year's painful general election defeat.
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The defeat forces him back into the loss column after a 2015 defeat of Matt Brown, and moves his overall record to 17-4.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan suffered the biggest defeat of his political career as his candidate for Istanbul mayor conceded defeat in a repeat election.
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"Before we will have the opportunity to defeat Donald Trump, we're going to have to defeat Secretary Clinton," Sanders said to cheers in Carson, California.
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And I understand, he took a, it was a very big defeat for him, he took a very big defeat and he went down hard.
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Union membership levels have declined for decades, and the ascendance of anti-union politicians across the country has handed unions legislative defeat after legislative defeat.
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So, if President Trump wants to cut the State Department budget, how is he going to defeat extremism after his promised military defeat of ISIS?
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But the exit is in chaos as Prime Minister Theresa May suffers defeat after defeat trying to square her plan with Parliament and EU officials.
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The Canister round was first introduced in 2005 by the Army to engage and defeat dismounted Infantry, specifically to defeat close-in human-wave assaults.
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Many pundits believe that Mr Trump must defeat Mrs Clinton in North Carolina, which has 15 electoral votes, or face almost certain defeat on November 8th.
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A woman you cannot look directly at is a monster indeed, and Perseus's defeat of her is a symbolic defeat of women's nonverbal power over men.
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Moore's defeat, which is expected to put control of the Senate in play in 2018, marks the biggest political defeat for the Trump administration so far.
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The defeat on Thursday was the worst for UConn since a 29-point defeat to Louisiana State in the regional final of the 235 N.C.A.A. tournament.
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City scraped past a gritty Burnley, 2-1, at home on Monday after a 1-0 defeat at Liverpool — City's fourth league defeat of the season.
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Nadal accused Kyrgios of "disrespect" after that defeat while in a podcast interview Kyrgios said the Spaniard was nice when he wins but "super salty" in defeat.
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The margin of defeat was 149 votes—significantly less than the 230-vote defeat the deal suffered in January, but still a huge loss by historical standards.
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And the result was not just a defeat for Remain, but a defeat driven by pro-Brexit sentiment in traditional Labour strongholds in the North and Midlands.
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Jammeh's defeat in December sparked celebrations on the streets of Banjul but, after initially conceding defeat, he backtracked and said he would challenge the result in court.
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But just like we couldn't defeat communism without acknowledging that communism exists – or explaining its evils – we can't defeat Radical Islamic Terrorism unless we do the same.
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Some Democrats — most prominently Joe Biden — are taking Labour&aposs defeat as evidence that only a centrist candidate can defeat Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
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Despite a defeat, Austria's anti-immigrant Freedom Party isn't going anywhere Despite a defeat, Austria's anti-immigrant Freedom Party isn't going anywhere This segment originally aired Dec.
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Given Virginia's underlying trends, a Gillespie defeat wouldn't be shocking -- and a Guadagno defeat would be even less surprising amid the wreckage Christie has left in New Jersey.
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"If we've learned one thing over the years, enduring defeat of a group like this means you can't just defeat their physical space and then leave," he said.
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"We put the special forces to go up against this wall and they can't defeat this wall and if the special forces can't defeat the wall the criminal cartels are not going to defeat the wall either," National Border Control president Brandon Judd said during a Fox News segment in January.
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Just as America was crucial to the defeat of the totalitarians of the Third Reich, and to the ideological defeat of the communist threat posed by the Soviet Union, we will defeat the newest totalitarian threat to the West, radical Islamic terrorism under the leadership of the current American president.
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The defeat put an end to Edgar's five-fight win streak that stretches back to his previous defeat to Aldo in February 2013, which also was a unanimous decision.
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"I think we are the stronger campaign to defeat Donald Trump, but you have not heard me say that I think that Biden cannot defeat Trump," Mr. Sanders said.
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ISTANBUL — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey suffered the biggest defeat of his political career on Sunday as his candidate for Istanbul mayor conceded defeat in a repeat election.
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In remarks to the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS ministerial at the Department of State, Pompeo acknowledged that "there is more work ahead of us" to permanently defeat ISIS.
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Labour has now been out of power for almost a decade, and this humiliating defeat — possibly Labour's worst defeat since 1935 — will likely bring the end to Corbyn's tenure.
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Peter Roskam ; Lauren Underwood , looking to defeat Rep.
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That we defeat him in the popular vote, that we defeat in the electoral college, that we make it very clear that what he is saying is simply not acceptable.
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" That's one issue on which he totally agrees with Beckwith, who said, "If you can defeat this legislation in Massachusetts, you can defeat it in any part of the country.
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In the wake of defeat, stunned opposition leaders could not even agree whether to pursue fraud allegations, with some refusing to accept the election results and others publicly admitting defeat.
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I remember telling him that if Franklin Roosevelt could work with Josef Stalin to defeat Nazi fascism, then certainly Donald Trump could work with Vladimir Putin to defeat Islamic fascism.
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A Trump defeat would be seen as a defeat of Trump rather than of any set of principles (other, of course, than his hard-line views on immigration and Muslims).
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After a dreadful 2-0 defeat to the same opponents on Friday, the United States would have been on the verge of elimination from qualifying with another defeat on Tuesday.
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My Iraqi interlocutors would incredulously ask how it is possible that the U.S. could defeat Saddam's armies in a matter of weeks in 85033, but cannot defeat ISIS's ragtag forces.
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Between April 1989 and April 1994, Hibernian failed to defeat Hearts in 22 matches, losing by a single goal on seven occasions and often snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
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"The defeat of ISIS in Raqqah represents a critical breakthrough in our worldwide campaign to defeat ISIS and its wicked ideology," Trump said in a statement released by the White House.
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The three candidates are very different, but they are united by a common theme: Not only do they want to defeat Trump, but they want to defeat the idea of Trump.
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I think somebody is going to defeat the White Walkers and someone is going to defeat Cersei, but I think Winterfell is about to burn and they're headed south or elsewhere.
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Working alongside our allies, we will break their will, dry up their recruitment, keep them from crossing our borders and, yes, we will defeat them, and we will defeat them handily.
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The normal rules of politics don't seem to apply just now—in the past few months Mr Johnson's poll numbers have ticked up even as he has piled defeat on defeat.
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Another coach who is unexpectedly under pressure after a humiliating Champions League defeat is Luis Enrique, whose team, Barcelona, slumped to a 4-0 defeat on Tuesday at Paris St.-Germain.
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Working alongside our allies, we will break their will, dry up their recruitment, keep them from crossing our borders, and yes, we will defeat them, and we will defeat them handily.
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The Wendigo is notoriously difficult — nearly impossible — to defeat.
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That's how we'll defeat hate, & how we protect America.
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" He conceded defeat readily, but "with a heavy heart.
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Senate Republicans have admitted defeat on Obamacare repeal — again.
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" "But Democrats cannot let this defeat tamper our enthusiasm.
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ATLANTA — In a striking defeat to religious conservatives, Gov.
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" — Janet Pytik, 50, Upper West Side, Democrat "Defeat ISIS.
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He walked into the debates unprepared, ran a bizarre and ineffective convention, and appears to have been saved from defeat — albeit narrow defeat — by the twin interventions of Russia and James Comey.
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Form Guide: Serbia enjoyed a consistent qualifying campaign with six wins, three draws and one defeat under Muslin, followed by two wins, a draw and a defeat in warm-ups under Krstajic.
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In his final political act, Trump could combine self-defeat with defeat of the GOP as a whole, opening up all the party's divisive wounds on the very eve of the election.
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If we don't physically and ideologically defeat ISIS in Syria and Iraq it will ultimately be harder to defeat them in on the streets of London, Paris, New York, Moscow and Beijing.
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The DCCC's call attempted to put a positive spin on the disappointing Georgia defeat by arguing that overall trends are looking strong for Democrats despite the party's fourth consecutive special election defeat.
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"The American military has handed our ruthless enemy defeat after defeat, but it will go on for years, if not decades, before this curse has been eradicated," he said at the time.
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A setback for Washington The DPP's defeat and a possible bigger defeat in the 2020 presidential election also imply strategic setbacks for the Trump administration, which is pursuing a new China policy.
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But we do know, for a fact, that the goal of these attacks is to make ISIS seem strong at a time when it's actually suffering defeat after defeat around the world.
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Jammeh had conceded defeat on state TV last week, prompting wild celebrations over the defeat of a government that human rights groups accused of detaining, torturing and killing opponents during the president's rule.
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With the 230-vote margin of defeat far more than what markets were anticipating, the pound rallied on some expectations that the scale of the defeat might force lawmakers to pursue other options.
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Ashford -- who represented the seat from 2013-2015 -- needs to defeat progressive challenger Kara Eastman, and while the race has been civil, a liberal upset might dampen Democrats' chances to defeat GOP Rep.
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Granted, the fruition of this mega fight will require Rousey to defeat Amanda Nunes in her massively anticipated December 30 comeback bout, and Holm to defeat De Randamie to win the featherweight title.
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President Donald Trump is being bombarded in nearly every aspect of his personal and public life as Congress, the courts, and even at times his own administration officials, hand him defeat after defeat.
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"I remember telling him that if Franklin Roosevelt could work with Joseph Stalin to defeat Nazi fascism, then certainly Donald Trump could work with Vladimir Putin to defeat Islamic fascism," he told lawmakers.
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The Last Jedi is filled with defeat and loss — crushing defeat, a brutal demonstration that courage and hope are not enough — but neither the characters nor the audience are given time to mourn.
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But we do know, for a fact, that the goal of encouraging these attacks is to make ISIS seem strong at a time when it's actually suffering defeat after defeat around the world.
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"The group's leadership and foot soldiers see this as a setback, not a defeat," Nathan Sales, the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator, said in a speech this month about the Islamic State's territorial defeat.
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Its goal is to defeat Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria — plus its Russian, Iranian and Hezbollah allies — and to defeat the pro-Iranian Shiite regime in Iraq, replacing both with a caliphate.
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The defeat of communism showed the strength of committed alliances.
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Cameron resigned after his defeat, handing over to Theresa May.
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My task, as a teacher, is to defeat this impulse.
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Der Spiegel said this amounted to a new defeat device.
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Defeat can yet be snatched from the jaws of victory.
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The Razorbacks shot 133 percent (213 of 215) in defeat.
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But the impetus to defeat it isn't on its victims.
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Tuesday's painful admission of defeat was both welcome and inevitable.
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His two rivals from the mainstream political parties conceded defeat.
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Addiction is powerful beyond measure, but you can defeat it.
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It's interesting how the industry has changed to defeat this.
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Night might prolong the dawn, but it cannot defeat it.
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He refused to blame any physical problems for his defeat.
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Defeat on the day should not translate into defeatism forever.
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The margin of a possible defeat could also be important.
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Sessions is one of eight nominees Democrats sought to defeat.
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I shrugged my shoulders and accepted total defeat with grace.
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So, too, his defeat is a setback but hardly decisive.
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Yet the ELN might still prove harder to defeat militarily.
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Yet Mr Carswell's resignation is also an admission of defeat.
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VW admitted that it had employed an illegal defeat device.
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We're rooting for the living to defeat the inexorable dead.
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But given the partisanship of Zimbabwe's judges, defeat looks certain.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick refuses to accept defeat in China.
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Gasol steps up as Bulls defeat Pistons AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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Even in defeat, Mr Trump will shape the party's future.
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The emir blamed Jews for his defeat by the Russians.
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Prabowo's challenge to his 2014 defeat by Widodo was rejected.
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Our WWII Airborne forefathers jumped into Europe to defeat Nazism.
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The Cardinals lost by two points for their first defeat.
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We need to rebuild the military to defeat the enemy.
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Outgoing Liberal Premier Colin Barnett conceded defeat on Saturday evening.
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Defeat may be only a temporary setback for Mr Raisi.
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In 2015 the three gangs collaborated to defeat Mr Lucke.
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" Carlisle was a lot more blunt, calling the defeat "inexcusable.
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For many Marshallese, to consider leaving is to admit defeat.
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Defeat there would cost them their last major urban bastion.
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George Washington rallied his troops to defeat the British Redcoats.
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May's office had earlier downplayed the technical impact of defeat.
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"I pass," I say, putting up my hands in defeat.
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He fought to the last even when defeat was inevitable.
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Instead, it was a defeat that magnifies every lingering doubt.
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If Republican candidate Ed Gillespie can defeat Democratic Lt. Gov.
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It's the kind of defeat that can cripple an entrepreneur.
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She's come to Earth to defeat the seven deadly sins.
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After several more emails back and forth, I conceded defeat.
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They may even defeat the government on matters of detail.
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Sharks find a way to defeat Hurricanes SAN JOSE, Calif.
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Russia wants to defeat ISIS as badly as we do.
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What sort of potential attacks are they prepared to defeat?
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And with that promise he didn't just defeat the Democrats.
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Renzi announced he would step down after his heavy defeat.
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But it doesn't appear to be enough to defeat Blunt.
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" Now it is that "not even Johnson can defeat Johnson.
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"No, Putin and corruption are easy to defeat," he responds.
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To ISIS and others like you: We will defeat you.
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And together we shall defeat Daeshand rebuild this dear city.
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It's also generally difficult to defeat incumbents in American politics.
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Bergen: What happens in Syria after the defeat of ISIS?
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Jie apparently changed his mind after Sedol's defeat last year.
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We have to defeat the narrative that underpins the ideology.
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After the 22.2 defeat, Labour swung back to the left.
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Carlsen knew immediately he was on the verge of defeat.
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Big Tobacco is spending millions to defeat California's Proposition 4.603.
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How Mr Prabowo will respond to another defeat is unclear.
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The Macri government's new tactic is unlikely to defeat inflation.
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But that's not our problem with the White Walkers' defeat.
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Night might delay the dawn, but it cannot defeat it.
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The sheer breadth of it makes it hard to defeat.
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So what we're trying to do is obviously defeat ISIS.
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On Friday, Apple made the embarrassing decision to admit defeat.
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They may defeat one choice of the Executive, and oblige
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He could treat it, but he could never defeat it.
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Clinton has long said that announcement contributed to her defeat.
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The backlash also contributed to the defeat of Republican Gov.
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In defeat, his power and appeal will grow a thousandfold.
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Democrats are rallying to defeat these efforts on Capitol Hill.
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Has the GOP already accepted defeat in this presidential election?
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TO DEFEAT the enemy, you must first know the enemy.
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Blue Jackets goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky made 25 saves in defeat.
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Following the defeat, serious discontent developed in the French camp.
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The list includes military defeat, economic setbacks, or domestic rebellion.
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It's not exactly tricky to defeat a Zip bomb, either.
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To defeat the psychopath, write them an email, I guess.
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The best way to protect civilians is to defeat ISIS.
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Cersei vows to defeat the numerous enemies that surround them.
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Trump has called for a new strategy to defeat ISIS.
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A second government defeat might imply a successful Brexit fightback.
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Defeat devices have been illegal under EU law since 2007.
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In recent political history, splintered parties have crashed to defeat.
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Our party, the Republican Party, was founded to defeat slavery.
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Their latest defeat came on Monday in the Supreme Court.
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Clinton has blamed Comey and his letter for her defeat.
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Such a plan would likely face certain defeat in Congress.
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"We'll do everything we can to defeat them," she said.
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He conceded defeat to Barrow but backtracked a week later.
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After a crushing defeat, turn an emotional reaction into action.
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There was much more to the shocking defeat of Rep.
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Defeat me, he intones darkly, and I will pants myself.
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Warriors defeat Wolves, inch closer to best record OAKLAND, Calif.
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I'm definitely not going to let it fully defeat me.
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Is it to defeat Trump, Trumpism, or the Republican Party?
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And this fear can defeat the purpose of prostate play.
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In Syria we're in our third month to defeat ISIS.
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Come blame her for Hillary's defeat on Twitter and GAB.
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It knew how to defeat the shot I was taking.
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It's essential that we explore the reasons for our defeat.
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Even without social media our brains will defeat us completely.
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The script provided for continued concealment of the defeat device.
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Our job was to elect House Democrats and defeat Republicans.
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Nuclear defeat looks like President Nixon's retreat from South Vietnam.
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"It was difficult for life to defeat her," he said.
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It was devastated by its defeat in the Great War.
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With your help, we can defeat Mitch and defend democracy.
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The ruling is a major defeat for federal antitrust regulators.
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I'm going to fight Obamacare, I'm going to defeat Obamacare.
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Wild defeat Oilers to extend winning streak SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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A Trump defeat could change the tenor of the race.
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A Walker defeat would be a big win for Democrats.
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Let us choose peace and freedom over domination and defeat.
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I never admit defeat right away, and I didn't then.
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Some Republicans see a silver lining to a Trump defeat.
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McCollum hits game winner asTrail Blazers defeat 76ers PORTLAND, Ore.
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He lived through Japan's staggering defeat and subsequent foreign occupation.
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It's time to stop riding the tiger and defeat him.
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Summitt remained insatiable for victory, and defeat left her inconsolable.
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Clinton has attributed Comey's move, in part, to her defeat.
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But it's not everyday that a famous face concedes defeat.
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The defeat of the caliphate has been a huge achievement.
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Yameen conceded defeat on Monday, a day after the election.
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They define their defeat as a test of the faith.
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But then, with Ibrahimovic, defeat is never a certainty, either.
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We have to defeat those who would worsen our divisions.
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Further, defeat would change the political calculations of elected Republicans.
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He was defiant in defeat, and sometimes in victory, too.
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In the aftermath of her defeat, Democrats have accused Russia.
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But Osaka has said defeat has not left her mad.
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After all, Israel can defeat Hamas militarily, but then what?
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It's to achieve the enduring defeat of the Islamic State.
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You cannot defeat racist speech by trying to silence it.
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By most measures, Donald J. Trump appears headed for defeat.
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Joseph Crowley saying Clinton will defeat the terror group. Rep.
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Toni Jill Stein is not responsible for the Clinton defeat.
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Sexism and racial bigotry obviously played roles in her defeat.
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In victory one deserves it, in defeat one needs it.
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Walter Mondale managed to win during his landslide 21625 defeat.
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"For us, the draw is a defeat," Neymar told reporters.
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"Ford vehicles do not have defeat devices," the company said.
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TRUMP: It's so ridiculous what she — she will defeat ISIS.
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In that event, victory or defeat could rest with Heller.
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"He's got to be aware," Manning said after Monday's defeat.
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The roots of that defeat are pretty obvious in retrospect.
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Instead, they spoke ominously about the consequences of a defeat.
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No, what concerned McLellan was the manner of the defeat.
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All three efforts are in danger of delay or defeat.
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Now he's doing the next best thing: Avenging her defeat.
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Taking back terrain is no longer sufficient to defeat ISIS.
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A second defeat for the government swiftly followed the first.
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It was, for us, a defeat of our intelligence services.
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Pantsuit Nation survived Clinton's sudden, shocking defeat, but wasn't abandoned.
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No way you've not already admitted defeat on this one.
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But it is not the same thing as defeat, either.
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His defeat will have nothing to do with voter fraud.
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Auburn did more than just defeat Alabama on Saturday afternoon.
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But he did not expect the issue to defeat him.
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Sometimes you just need to know when to admit defeat.
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So the defeat was a matter of when, not if.
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UPDATE: Democrat Andy Beshear is projected to defeat Kentucky Gov.
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In Kentucky, Democrat Andy Beshear is projected to defeat Gov.
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What do you do with the people that you defeat?
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I'm excited to help him defeat Donald Trump in November.
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Even Lievense, although he did not concede defeat, was realistic.
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After a night of frantic (soul) searching, I admitted defeat.
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And Democrats seem particularly energized to try to defeat her.
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Seven months later, McCarthy is the face of crushing defeat.
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"It's definitely not less disappointing," Serena said of her defeat.
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In order to defeat them, we'll need to understand them.
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May's defeat was mostly symbolic, and doesn't change anything practically.
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Erdogan conceded defeat on Twitter Sunday night, congratulating the winner.
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Facing defeat, rebel groups elsewhere in eastern Ghouta have left.
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The vote could go down as a historically awful defeat.
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Most 2020 Democrats would rather defeat Trump than impeach him.
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On Sunday, Xóchitl Nava expressed little disappointment about Emilio's defeat.
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But with a resounding defeat, that option becomes less likely.
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Instead, environmentalists are facing yet another defeat under Mr. Trump.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump does not readily admit defeat.
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"Anything to defeat Trump" is also not a soothing elixir.
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"I'll be blunt — we must defeat him," Ms. Harris said.
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But Mr. Panetta said Mr. Biden never took defeat personally.
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Sanders personally likes Biden and badly wants to defeat Trump.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, wears a look of defeat.
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And together they can defeat Trump and the Trumpist GOP.
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All of that makes us more likely to defeat Trump.
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But Mondale and Ferraro suffered a landslide defeat that fall.
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Victory has a hundred fathers and defeat is an orphan.
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That makes their impending electoral defeat a pretty serious problem.
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Mr. Stormer, though, saw a silver lining to that defeat.
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But for Ms. Allen, her defeat had a silver lining.
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The dangers of the South Carolina defeat shouldn't be exaggerated.
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There's no doubt it helped Donald Trump defeat Hillary Clinton.
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We must stop obsessing over them and simply defeat them.
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Putting one another down isn't helping Democrats defeat President Trump.
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But parties only change when their strategies bring costly defeat.
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An election defeat would mean the people don't like Trumpism.
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The defeat was stunning for Carter and the Democratic Party.
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"The victorious defeat of Marine Le Pen" one headline read.
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Once elected, he ratcheted up the mission to "defeat" ISIS.
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His defeat leaves the conservatives without an obvious flag bearer.
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Edmund G. Brown defeat Nixon in the California governor's race.
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We will keep fighting until we defeat the opioid crisis!
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President Trump is coming off of such a big defeat.
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Democrats fought hard to defeat McConnell in 6900 and lost.
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It will have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.
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This was the seventh straight playoff defeat for the Raptors.
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But if they don't reach their goal, will defeat follow?
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He personally intervened to save bill when it faced defeat.
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He has set the table for his own massive defeat.
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Despite his sinking ranking, Djokovic was buoyant after the defeat.
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" Or: "I'll vote yes, but the Senate will defeat it.
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Hungary went on to defeat Yugoslavia for the gold medal.
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Many, though, have had no choice but to admit defeat.
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Clinton has blamed Mr. Comey in part for her defeat.
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"We really want to defeat Donald Trump," Mitchell Beene said.
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But migrants can rally to defeat policies that scapegoat them.
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It was seemingly an understandable defeat, but Jones seemed annoyed.
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It was seemingly an understandable defeat, but Jones seemed annoyed.
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Perhaps the most excruciating defeat, though, was the most recent.
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It was a crushing defeat and effectively ended the party.
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Hillary, too, becomes more herself in defeat than in victory.
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The victory or defeat of any given candidate does not
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Clinton said she took "absolute personal responsibility" for her defeat.
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Describing their experiences as "weirdness" is a manifestation of defeat.
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He went 10 years without a defeat on the track.
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Taking money from the NRA should doom you to defeat.
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Her defeat is all the more remarkable considering that Mrs.
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Why do women and older runners often defeat younger men?
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Odontophobia, I will defeat you this year.
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Clinton's defeat reset the ways Democrats thought about campaign donations.
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After 16 years, outright "victory" and "defeat" have remained elusive.
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We both experienced a feeling of complete and utter defeat.
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That was an internal code name for the defeat device.
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It was Ullmark's first regulation home defeat since Nov. 19.
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Common Cause, a crushing defeat for opponents of partisan gerrymandering.
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Success has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan.
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The Democrats, gracious in defeat, have offered support and cooperation.
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Trump previously pledged to defeat Flake during the 2016 meeting.
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Because with Trump, what doesn't defeat him makes him stronger.
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Kevin Emerson of Utah Clean Energy called the defeat disappointing.
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On the heels of her crushing defeat on Tuesday, Mrs.
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This isn't the way to defeat Donald Trump in November.
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He believes that the country's future rides on Trump's defeat.
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Given the scale of last week's defeat in Parliament, Mrs.
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Any legal scenario, I like being able to defeat that.
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A similar quarrel surfaced in Hillary Clinton's defeat last year.
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Do you think it'll ever be possible to defeat ISIS?
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Polls suggest the defeat will be repeated on July 227.
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He even helped the Russians defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Next there is snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.
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For the demonstrators, defeat could be a permanently polarising moment.
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Biden, Iowans say, is best positioned to defeat President Trump.
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Defeat will trigger a series of votes on delaying Brexit.
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You know that despite the defeat you've achieved something big.
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Yeah, but they snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.
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They could delay the plague but never entirely defeat it.
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She declares with urgency that France must defeat the English.
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To ISIS and others like you, we will defeat you.
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He said Iran would defeat an American and Israeli alliance.
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"' The New York Times led with May's defeat in parliament and looked ahead to the confidence vote while the Washington Post said the defeat put the U.K.'s withdrawal from the EU "in doubt.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will not visit a controversial shrine for war dead in Tokyo on the anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War Two defeat, Jiji news agency has reported.
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Joshua, now with a record of 23 wins and one defeat, had described that June defeat — to a flabby-looking opponent drafted in as a late replacement — as no more than a "minor setback".
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Audi managers and engineers bluntly discussed what was in effect a criminal conspiracy, using terms, like "defeat device" and "cycle beating," that clearly connote illegal attempts to defeat the testing procedures used by regulators.
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Audi managers and engineers bluntly discussed what was in effect a criminal conspiracy, using terms, like "defeat device" and "cycle beating," that clearly connote illegal attempts to defeat the testing procedures used by regulators.
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During the Cold War, the United States did not need to directly defeat the Soviet Union; the United States could bide its time, exercise patience and have confidence that the enemy would eventually defeat itself.
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From Sara Cometto, Roanoke, Va. The US should forge closer ties to Russia to defeat ISIS President Franklin Delano Roosevelt made an ally of Joseph Stalin during World War II in order to defeat Germany.
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Friday's defeat of the Republican leadership's bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act was a return to form, handing an immense defeat to President Trump and embarrassing Speaker Paul D. Ryan in his own House.
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Defeat in either constituency would put Mr Corbyn under new pressure.
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Mr Maduro says its purpose is to defeat the opposition's "fascism".
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"Fuck it, I'll fire Owen," he says after she admits defeat.
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The Liberals' defeat is not a death knell for the pipeline.
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It'd defeat the purpose of acquiring James in the first place.
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It was the worst defeat the Kenyan military had ever suffered.
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"Stop Trump" isn't a rallying cry, it's an admission of defeat.
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Defeat the gyms and you'll get actual emblems for your success.
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Even through the tears sometimes, of sadness and defeat, you smile.
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At the tournament, Iceland shocked fans with its defeat of England.
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How might Bryce go about trying to defeat the House speaker?
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What will it take for Republican elites to defeat Donald Trump?
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Granted, the aftertaste of that Troy defeat didn't completely fade away.
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That is a remarkable figure considering the narrowness of Clinton's defeat.
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"We must digest the defeat, it's tough for me," said Collet.
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That makes Tuesday's defeat at ADP especially embarrassing for Bill Ackman.
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Through the force of his personality, he would defeat them all.
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But Obama didn't completely blame the operation for Clinton's her defeat.
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Out of the ashes of defeat, there emerges a hero new.
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Health care and immigration were two issues that helped defeat Heller.
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Defeat Sunday likely spells the end of Andres Iniesta&aposs career.
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Hillary Clinton is about to speak following her election night defeat.
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Bacteria can learn to defeat antibiotics in lots of different ways.
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It reveals a data-driven pessimism that all but guarantees defeat.
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Thursday's defeat dropped Buffalo to 3-9 in overtime and shootouts.
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He's tired of finishing episodes with the glum expression of defeat.
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One is hard enough to defeat; a pack is nearly impossible.
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It's a defeat for her, and leaves the central government embarrassed.
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Jammeh conceded defeat but now says he will not step down.
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Personhood ballot measures have gone down in defeat in many states.
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It's not just Mikulski's feminism that makes Clinton's defeat so crushing.
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In May, these Libyan forces launched an operation to defeat ISIS.
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If Trump campaigns against Amash, it could spell defeat for Amash.
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Thankfully, I didn't vomit, but I abandoned the chase, admitting defeat.
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May's office had earlier played down the technical impact of defeat.
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Remarkably, May's template to exit the bloc faces virtually certain defeat.
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They'll take the credit when they win, but not in defeat.
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After Japan's defeat in 1945 the Soviet Union occupied northern Korea.
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Leaving Syria after ISIS' defeat has previously been championed by Trump.
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But instead of admitting defeat, he uses "no" as a motivator.
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Following that defeat, Kasich dropped further efforts to curb collective bargaining.
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Second, this defeat came partly at the hands of House conservatives.
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A key vote to defeat the measure was cast by Sen.
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For Democrats, the main goal is still to defeat Donald Trump.
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AlphaGo's defeat of Lee Se-dol, however, is challenging this perception.
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"Terror and barbarity will never defeat us," he wrote on Twitter.
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We may have defeated death, but we can't defeat the sun!
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A defeat for China would represent humiliation, and a broken promise.
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The following dish, a schnitzel made with bacon, was my defeat.
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But it would require a massive mobilisation now to defeat him.
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The defeat marked the end of Regan's outward-facing political career.
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One where every victory reminds you of the consequences of defeat.
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Still, no one knows how much defeat hurts better than me.
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But there is less to this defeat than meets the eye.
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The root cause of ISIS's battlefield defeat in Syria is twofold.
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He has urged Christians to "pray for defeat of this bill".
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A strong Macri showing, even in defeat, could though be significant.
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OpenAI first ever to defeat world's best players in competitive eSports.
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The calculation for the Democrats rests on the danger of defeat.
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Only the United States of America can lead to defeat ISIS.
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The effort to defeat NTDs produces plenty of heart-warming stories.
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That is, if your desire to defeat Trumpian bigotry is genuine.
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In that sense, it was a crushing defeat for Mr Macri.
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And people are always going to try to defeat the algorithm.
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The defeat, first, in carrying all this weight to begin with.
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Fujimori did not concede defeat after Thursday's official tally was announced.
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A defeat in California would have reinforced doubts about Clinton's candidacy.
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But Varoufakis resigned in defeat after just five months in office.
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Caroline: Elizabeth is also unwilling to admit defeat, pretty much ever.
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I chronicled a nuclear plant meltdown and the defeat of communism.
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First, you can defeat DolphinAttack simply by turning off wake phrases.
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But it's the Ossoff defeat that's particularly painful for the party.
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What happens next will depend partly on the margin of defeat.
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Hellebuyck stopped 215 of 29 shots in the hard-luck defeat.
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Our problem is not just that we need to defeat DonaldTrump.
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You know, you wrote this book that we can defeat ISIS.
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It is a victory for democracy and a defeat for terrorism.
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The child promised his father that he would avenge the defeat.
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But are the loons snatching defeat from the jaws of victory?
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A young boy asked: How are you going to defeat ISIS?
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Especially if the defeat is large, she may not get it.
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Hillary Clinton suffered a devastating 22-point defeat to Vermont Sen.
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The GOP may feel that they can defeat the historic trends.
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Is Cersei going to kill everyone after they defeat the wights?
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We will oppose and resist tyranny and we will defeat evil.
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After the latest defeat, the Tories are under pressure to act.
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He believes that's why he's the best candidate to defeat Trump.
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Ms Preckwinkle tried to put a brave face on her defeat.
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National resistance movements fighting on after defeat would be ruthlessly crushed.
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And he wallows in it, "the blissful liberation of total defeat".
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Turnbull's speech came after opposition Labor leader Bill Shorten conceded defeat.
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Conceding defeat, they later turned to their online followers for assistance.
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Donald Trump appears headed for a major defeat on Nov. 8.
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Fearing defeat or retribution, Britain now champions fewer, less difficult causes.
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Tammy Duckworth, a Democrat, is favored to defeat Republican incumbent Sen.
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Their movements ameliorated, but did not defeat, institutional racism and inequality.
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That showed itself as he reversed course over his election defeat.
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On the other, it may be a silent signal of defeat.
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All House Democrats opposed the bill in a 213-198 defeat.
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After that defeat, Santos pledged to press ahead with peace efforts.
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Lillard-led Trail Blazers defeat Magic to end skid ORLANDO, Fla.
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It was the third surprise consecutive defeat for the Social Democrats.
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The betting money is on I-732 going down to defeat.
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SOME Democrats blamed identity politics for Hillary Clinton's defeat in 2016.
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TRUMP WEIGHS OUSTING COMMERCE CHIEF WILBUR ROSS AFTER CENSUS DEFEAT - NBC
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First, he said he would work with Russia to defeat ISIS.
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I'm not the kind of guy that accepts defeat like this.
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The key is to define the defeat quickly, clearly and repeatedly.
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Why it matters: This is a huge political defeat for Netanyahu.
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During the meeting, Netanyahu tried to play down his political defeat.
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The follow up to this massive defeat is where Endgame begins.
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If they're attacking you, why do you need to 'defeat' them?
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The idea that humans will one day defeat it is fascinating.'
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And so what we're trying to do is obviously defeat ISIS.
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" Trump, again: "We are going to defeat the barbarians of ISIS.
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Monday's defeat was her seventh against the seven times Wimbledon champion.
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Computer power was not enough to defeat human intuition — until now.
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Clippers hang on in second half to defeat Kings SACRAMENTO, Calif.
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The comedian has accepted he's never going to defeat his depression.
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Mr Smith's defeat speaks to quite how stuffed the party is.
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I'm not forced to defeat my opponent by following the rules.
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A Trump defeat will solve only one of the peso's problems.
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And read our report on the health care bill's defeat here.
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We could be celebrating a popular defeat of progressive gender ideology.
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And the second is who he will blame for his defeat.
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The Associated Press projected the measure would go down to defeat.
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It was the largest margin of defeat for Miami this season.
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Speakers at rallies in Iran vowed that Palestinians would defeat Israel.
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True defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight.
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They believe he's their only real hope to defeat Republican Sen.
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But he accepted defeat in Iowa graciously, congratulating winner Texas Sen.
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The United States says it is in Syria to defeat ISIS.
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The prime minister and her cabinet were outplayed, slumping to defeat.
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Those seeking to contest and defeat such hateful rhetoric should, too.
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He'd long said their opposition alone would defeat it without changes.
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And yet Hillary Clinton will almost certainly defeat him, polls show.
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And Marco Rubio is trying to regroup after a humiliating defeat.
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Then he said he had a secret plan to defeat ISIS.
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In contrast, ventures like Sci-Hub are proving tricky to defeat.
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And today Seides conceded defeat, writing about his experience on Bloomberg.
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He says that within groups, selfish individuals will defeat altruistic ones.
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Photos show the sad, waterlogged robot cop partially submerged in defeat.
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Even in defeat, his speech had an Obaman ring to it.
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So in the coming weeks, defeat is a very distinct possibility.
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His reign ended with a defeat to Corrie Sanders in 2003.
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He said it was Fidesz's first serious defeat in a decade.
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Many, including Clinton, have blamed Comey's unusual conduct for her defeat.
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But we won't take defeat, and we don't want your pity.
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"Self-defeat is the worst way to lose" was our mantra.
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That would mean endorsing her fulsomely when he does admit defeat.
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You throw your hands up in defeat, unsure what to do.
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Poor frog didn't know what was coming and ended in defeat.
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I wrote "Defeat" after a New Years trip up the coast.
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"What you call a defeat I call a victory," he said.
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"Our immediate test," he said, was to defeat the Republican plan.
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Gloomy mood at Moore party after defeat Update — 11:08 p.m.
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Social worker and nonprofit executive Kara Eastman's defeat of former Rep.
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In the decades following German defeat in World War II, a
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He went on to defeat Mr. McCain by 7.2 percentage points.
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The Kim dynasty began in 1945, after the defeat of Japan.
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"I do not believe in glorious failure, heroic defeat," he said.
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Hillary Clinton has been more vocal, politically, since her election defeat.
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You don't defeat your enemies, you just wait until they die.
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News Analysis Revolutions rarely give way to gracious expressions of defeat.
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In way over my head, I silently admitted a temporary defeat.
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No shame there — it was Nyquist's first defeat in nine starts.
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But today, Mr. Trump counts that legal defeat as a victory.
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Clinton and her advisers snatched defeat from the jaws of victory.
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After the defeat in Houston, their next targets were Jacksonville, Fla.
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The Soviets could not endure this defeat of their vaunted network.
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Like her, he left Downing Street in personal defeat and humiliation.
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Is the US too polarized to defeat this hostile foreign threat?
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Low turnout is considered a major factor in their defeat Sunday.
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Democrats can learn key lessons from their strengths even in defeat.
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Defeat ruled Khachanov out of the running for the ATP Finals.
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No doubt the superpower would defeat Venezuela's 130,000-strong armed forces.
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For another, the circumstances surrounding her defeat are immensely more disturbing.
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But the major oil companies spent record sums to defeat it.
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Clinton reach to defeat Mr. Trump in more states like Utah?
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After a gut-pounding defeat, progressives are asking themselves, what's next?
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In the defeat of Roy Moore, women's lives stood center stage.
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Patrick Chappatte A narrow defeat plunges a nation back into uncertainty.
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Joe Crowley's leadership role following his stunning primary defeat last month.
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But we need to defeat any threat that comes onto campus.
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Trump, meanwhile, would easily defeat a GOP ticket of Ohio Gov.
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Summitt's first game at Tennessee ended in a 1-point defeat.
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He was tweaking Sanford over his defeat in a recent primary.
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In fact, the survey found that the desire to defeat Mrs.
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"No, true defeat is losing the will and desire to fight."
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A guarantee would be determined by eliminating the chance of defeat.
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U.S. regulators view one of those devices as a defeat device.
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So how is another Democrat in the field to defeat Biden?
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No; defeat is the loss of willpower and desire to fight.
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Trump earlier Friday tweeted a prediction that Biden would defeat Sen.
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Democrats face an uphill battle if they want to defeat Barr.
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Will Democrats succeed in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory?
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Yet whether a progressive upstart can defeat Carper remains in doubt.
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Ms. Lively's Nancy must first avoid, then defeat, this menace alone.
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At most, we attempt to deter, detect and defeat criminal activity.
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Clinton took her husband's name after his 1980 re-election defeat.
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The defeat of ISIS is only one part of the conflict.
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"With the help of God, their defeat is definite," he said.
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He needed 3 hours 30 minutes to defeat Nishikori on Wednesday.
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Even White House aides have admitted to their boss's bitter defeat.
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The epic strike was widely recognized as a defeat for workers.
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In 20123, Mr. Trump questioned Barack Obama's defeat of Mitt Romney.
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The defeat was her first in four matches against the American.
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But Johnson's defeat meant a change in strategy from the government.
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They'll go home tired, and the vacation will defeat the purpose.
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But to those humiliated by defeat, he promises we'll win again.
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Hispanic voters played only a modest role in Mr. Romney's defeat.
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Every modern presidential runner-up has conceded defeat to the winner.
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A feeding tube, he says, would be a sign of defeat.
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Hillary Clinton's defeat last year has accelerated the process, he added.
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But then I ask him how he feels about Lee's defeat.
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The Angels matched a season worst with their sixth straight defeat.
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The Oilers suffered their first defeat in the Ken Hitchcock era.
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Movements are marked by emotion — division and solidarity, victory and defeat.
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Counterterrorism actions disrupt active threats, but will not defeat the movement.
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But losing the referendum would be the most bitter defeat imaginable.
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Greg Abbott is a heavy favorite to defeat Democrat Lupe Valdez.
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The 4-1 defeat knocked the IceCaps out of playoff contention.
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I'm predicting neither a Trump withdrawal, nor a Trump primary defeat.
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Rodgers' reaction to the Red Imps defeat was beyond parody, really.
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My goal is not to "defeat" any ideology, neoliberal or otherwise.
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Ghost helped defeat death itself, losing an ear in the process.
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During the election, people didn't think we could defeat the KMT.
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Even facing defeat, overmatched by a better opponent, he doesn't flinch.
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However, Cora managed to defeat Florence in a swift five minutes.
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We must be united at home to defeat our adversaries abroad.
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Scientists been known to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
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Will Wisconsin defeat Ohio State to complete a perfect regular season?
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Travis Browne, in defeat, looked the best he has in years.
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O'Rourke lost anyway, a defeat that looked assured by mid-October.
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The tribe had been bracing for a defeat in the courtroom.
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We still have time to defeat this catastrophe of a bill.
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That is what we must have to defeat Radical Islamic terrorism.
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Concetta is also instrumental in helping Dan defeat the True Knot.
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Mr. Trump's victory was unexpected; Mr. Renzi's defeat was entirely predictable.
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Following Judge Bork's defeat, conservatives didn't waste time licking their wounds.
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The defeat will be a bitter one to swallow for Spain.
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Mr. Clinton conceded defeat and pulled out the entire American operation.
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For one, Democratic voters are much more eager to defeat Trump.
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He knew, after defeat in Barcelona, that more sorrow was coming.
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Roye acknowledged that the monotony of defeat sometimes wore on him.
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To further complicate matters, everyone believes that a defeat for Mrs.
|
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Since Ocasio-Cortez's stunning primary defeat of Democratic New York Rep.
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It handed a defeat to its own party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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Now it seems as if everyone eagerly awaits another such defeat.
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I chronicled a nuclear plant meltdown and the defeat of Communism.
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It is not enough to defeat or destroy the Islamic State.
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We need to get past the trauma of Hillary Clinton's defeat.
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Jorge Vilda, the coach of Spain, sounded almost triumphant in defeat.
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I would like to say that injustice will never defeat us.
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Not even a draining four-overtime defeat could keep them down.
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The city's fall would seal the rebels' worst defeat since 2016.
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His defeat led to the first anti-Chinese riots in Africa.
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It was the second defeat in two days for Mrs. May.
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In defeat, Sanders has prompted a reckoning within the Democratic Party.
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ALONE: Britain, Churchill, and Dunkirk: Defeat Into Victory, by Michael Korda.
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It would be a major shock if Stewart can defeat Gillespie.
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It may well have been the difference between defeat and victory.
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The defeat may prompt or at least coincide with staff changes.
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The Eagles forced four turnovers in a resounding defeat of Washington.
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Behind the apparent harmony lies a tale of defeat and devastation.
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Lashing out wildly in an inferior position usually only hastens defeat.
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Yet even in defeat, he is likely to come out ahead.
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American generals claimed this was a decisive defeat for the Vietcong.
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Now Dalit leaders are fighting back to defeat the Hindu nationalists.
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DePaul avenged a 211-227.6 defeat at Marquette on Feb. 213.
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Above center, Germany's Thomas Mueller, in green, after his team's defeat.
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Clinton's defeat but due to how they found success this year.
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The question is whether she's strong enough to defeat incumbent Sen.
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Mr. Wicker, 66, could prove difficult for Mr. McDaniel to defeat.
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Pyongyang does not, however, have sufficient combat power to defeat Seoul.
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Mr. Yameen finally conceded defeat Monday afternoon at a news conference.
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He may be wondering whether England will defeat the American rebels.
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Unsurprisingly, Venezuela is quietly mobilizing its regional allies to defeat him.
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Individually and together we can defeat the enemy, which is us.
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I confess that I do find one solace in this defeat.
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Three plus 48 equals 51, and 51 no votes equal defeat.
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To this humiliating defeat, there was no Kremlin reaction at all.
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But not every coach cherishes the spoils of victory, or defeat.
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That's how you bring people together and you defeat Donald Trump.
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Sanders has hurdles to overcome, but clearly, he could defeat Trump.
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It was the Romanian's third defeat in three Grand Slam finals.
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Instead, the company was using a defeat device to cheat regulators.
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After 13 wins in a row, it's difficult to accept defeat.
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How can I defeat other people or rise above other people?
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He claimed that he had a secret plan to defeat ISIS.
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Anti-Semitism also was not a major factor in Corbyn's defeat.
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They've raised concerns that he'll be too weak to defeat Sen.
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This leaves just one more vote needed to defeat her nomination.
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Hillary Clinton has been slow to emerge after her November defeat.
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And they could be expected to spend freely to defeat them.
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But he insisted the defeat had not altered his retirement plans.
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And they're all trying to defeat the world-famous pumpkin cheesecake.
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But he has yet to defeat him on an outdoor hardcourt.
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Does disconnection represent a drift toward cynicism, self-defeat and apathy?
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He thinks that this coronavirus is a conspiracy to defeat him.
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And if that happens nationally, we're going win and defeat Trump.
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Even in defeat, she was hopeful that the conversation had changed.
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A little more than a month after that defeat, Arizona Gov.
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I don't know if they'd be able to completely defeat them.
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I felt her coming, and maneuvered in front to avoid defeat.
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The remarkable part was that her defeat came as no surprise.
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The Dignitas defeat dropped them to 3-93 on the season.
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"We need to unite to defeat Trump in November," Bloomberg tweeted.
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It was a frustrating defeat that could lead to second-guessing.
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"This is our only chance to defeat Donald Trump," he said.
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But can they now defeat the mighty Pickled Onion Monster Munch?
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The Cardinal were the last team to defeat UConn, in 2014.
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They're hoping someone new (who can defeat Trump) will come along.
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That is a win for crime and a defeat of law.
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I need your help to defeat them once and for all.
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"It's a defeat to me," Mr. Sales said of the program.
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A defeat against the Chiefs could significantly accelerate the Patriots' spiral.
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Their only defeat came against Michigan at the Battle 23 Atlantis.
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Remember, you're fighting the insurgents, and you can't easily defeat them.
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The Labour Party has suffered its worst election defeat since 1935.
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Ronald Reagan changed that and said we can defeat these guys.
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"Too easy access can defeat the purpose of saving," he said.
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Few can do so in the face of defeat or disappointment.
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The New England Patriots defeat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3.
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Even in defeat, Bolelli said he would be leaving Paris happy.
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It would be a crushing defeat for the enemies of Allah.
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She'll need their support to defeat a potential Trump-Rubio ticket.
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There, at Madison Square Garden, Kennedy stole the spotlight in defeat.
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Few subjects defeat the scientific mind like the subject of suicide.
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Los Angeles avenged a 30-29 defeat at Seattle on Oct.
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It ends us with taking action in love to defeat it.
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Moore has refused to concede defeat to Jones after the Dec.
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We tasted victory, and then defeat, and then victory once more.
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They all -- very, very much -- want to defeat President Donald Trump.
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Instead of a big win, voters gave him an embarrassing defeat.
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His next defeat, will be his 30th as the program's coach.
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Defeat would be catastrophic for them and suggest Salvini is unstoppable.
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The Giants' naïveté showed itself in other ways during Sunday's defeat.
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The Indians were eliminated from playoff contention shortly after the defeat.
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Each bear has its own tales of victory, defeat, and hardship.
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Trump has repeatedly touted his role in the group's territorial defeat.
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It was a rare defeat in a long career of advocacy.
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Senator John McCain cast the decisive vote to defeat the proposal.
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Bernie Sanders will defeat President Donald Trump in the general election.
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Has the Democratic Party establishment learned nothing from its 2016 defeat?
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The Patriots went on to defeat the Oakland Raiders in overtime.
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She has helped to constitute the margin of victory or defeat.
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From the minority's perspective, humility first constitutes acceptance of electoral defeat.
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And you also have to defeat a magical, powerful barbarian clan.
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Thursday's defeat, seemingly sudden and spectacular, was decades in the making.
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"Together, we will continue the fight to defeat the climate crisis."
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It was the defeat of accepting he could never fully belong.
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She languished in 13th in a defeat that underscores racing's vagaries.
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It sounds like humans finally figuring out how to defeat SkyNet.
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In defeat, Holm falls onto an unfortunate, 3-fight losing streak.
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Perhaps, that's the only way to truly defeat the mind flayer.
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In defeat, Diaz loses for the first time since December 2014.
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The 2020 election approaches, with a Trump defeat seeming very plausible.
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He doesn't let the challenges of his chosen medium defeat him.
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It was his first defeat since the 2005 world amateur championships.
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Democrats are at least united in their mission to defeat him.
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Now, they want to do the same to defeat Trump's veto.
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In fact, presidential candidates can be very gracious in their defeat.
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We will oppose and resist tyranny, and we will defeat evil.
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Perry, meanwhile, tastes defeat for the first time as a pro.
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Further, we maintain that the best tool to defeat terrorist speech is productive speech, and thus we emphasize the importance of promoting credible, alternative narratives as the primary means by which we can defeat terrorist messaging.
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Eight years after Republicans united after a stinging electoral defeat to oppose President Barack Obama, Democrats are channeling an even deeper anxiety over President Trump — and a far shallower defeat — into a newfound burst of organizing.
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While a defeat would not eliminate Gabon, it would almost certainly mean they would be left needing to defeat four-time African champions Cameroon to extend their run at a tournament in which so much is invested.
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Four days after coming back from a 17-point deficit to defeat Georgetown, Xavier came from 10 points down to defeat visiting Butler 70-69, on Saturday in Big East play at Cintas Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NETANYAHU: Yes, I mean, what has happened with the Arab states is they recognize that Israel is here to stay, you can&apost defeat them, and because you can&apost defeat it, you make peace with them.
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The Saudis suffered a major military defeat, with "thousands" of soldiers surrendered to the HouthisOn Sunday, this fear was reinforced as details of a major Saudi military defeat at the hands of the Yemen-based Houthis emerged.
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Their relocation has contributed to an urgency among the competing coalitions fighting the Islamic State to be the first in southeast Syria to defeat the group and to occupy the power vacuum that its defeat would leave.
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Defeat in that battle helped Ranieri win the war: It enabled him to give his players a crucial week off, just after a defeat to Arsenal seemed to have brought the title charge to a crashing halt.
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"I remember telling him that if Franklin Roosevelt could work with [Joseph] Stalin to defeat Nazi fascism, certainly the United States could work with Vladimir Putin to defeat Islamic fascism," Prince told investigators, according to the transcript.
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The fall of Raqqa is a major defeat for ISIS, both symbolically and territorially, but it is not a complete defeat of the group, and the symbolic loss of ISIS' de facto capital should not be overplayed.
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The scramble to stay on in government may provide a victory from the jaws of defeat, but it will nonetheless be regarded as personal defeat for the incumbent prime minister, who many now see as fatally weakened.
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Yet he dealt the most decisive defeat to the far right that we've seen in the past two years, just as polls for the UK election show Corybn's Labour Party heading for a defeat of historic proportions.
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Obstacles you can get around, you can get over, you can defeat.
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Hardline Brexiteers will be told that defeat risks a reversal of Brexit.
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In fact, it was an admission of defeat if you moved here.
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Mr. Trump's defeat won't necessarily derail his campaign, as some have speculated.
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If Mr Buhari cannot defeat the jihadists, Nigerians are wondering who can.
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If that is the question, surely Trump will go down to defeat.
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If late movement explains Mr. Trump's defeat, it's good news for pollsters.
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That run began after an 217-221 defeat at Utah on Feb.
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Cruz overcame significant deficits in fundraising and enthusiasm to defeat Democratic Rep.
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The defeat came in the first sudden-death overtime Super Bowl decision.
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Timberwolves hang on to defeat Celtics MINNEAPOLIS — At times, it wasn't pretty.
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Following the heavy defeat, the pound gyrated briefly below $1.27 before recovering.
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She's willing to risk it all, even her child, to defeat Daenerys.
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In an address at the funeral, the president vowed to defeat criminals.
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The big question, of course, is how do you defeat Boko Haram?
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He has repeatedly declared the insurgents' defeat for more than a year.
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And in the face of defeat, I will hold tight to it.
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Triverio pushed and insulted referee Miguel Flores in Toluca's defeat by Morelia.
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Assuming the deal is voted down, the margin of defeat is important.
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Ince, who complained of unfair elections, has yet to formally concede defeat.
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" The National Republican Campaign Committee celebrated the defeat of "poor Joe Crowley.
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But that route would mean the President concedes defeat on some level.
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Trump has made clear his intention to defeat the Islamic State group.
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I think he's gonna face a defeat in the House, most likely.
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Photo: NokiaAnother day, another company snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Trian's defeat could embolden corporate America to push back more against activists.
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He was living proof that an irrepressible spirit can defeat physical limitations.
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" Maine Dems look for contender to defeat Poliquin - Roll Call: "Maine Rep.
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Facing defeat, Oda ended his own life to avoid losing his honor.
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But the researchers say their new attacks can defeat newer protections. 6.
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But don't weep for Lee Sedol in his defeat, or for humanity.
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F Chris Bosh had 23 points in the Heat's second straight defeat.
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Goldwater himself kind of declined to lead the movement after his defeat.
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The frantic sexual roundelay of A Fairly Honorable Defeat ends, for one
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Honorable Defeat can also be read as an investigation into the limitations
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The only way to defeat them is to overturn the system itself.
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Anticipating defeat undercuts Republican leaders who've demanded that funding on Trump's behalf.
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Today's defeat is the only CRA resolution under Trump to have failed.
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In an emotional address to supporters, Macri conceded defeat on Sunday evening.
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That evolution, Fazul predicted, would make al-Qaeda much harder to defeat.
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But he couldn't defeat Cruz, making many O'Rourke fans very, very sad.
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And its defeat of Ke shows that it was only getting started.
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"In Syria, our role is to defeat ISIS," Marine Corps Brig. Gen.
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It has to be Democrats along with independents to defeat the Republicans.
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At this point, the reader shares his sense of relief and defeat.
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Iowa also had 14 turnovers in its only home defeat to date.
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We followed you down the road and you led us to defeat.
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The answer could mean the difference between victory and defeat this November.
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Because if we unite around Ted Cruz, we will defeat Donald Trump.
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That would have been enough to foresee a defeat for Mrs Clinton.
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It's a bit too early after that defeat to think about it.
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Still, the Lakers are not conceding ultimate defeat after just one game.
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Poll after poll suggests most are overridingly concerned to defeat Donald Trump.
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Perspective: It's hard to overstate the magnitude of the Day 64 defeat.
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He was not the last GOP challenger to defeat an incumbent senator.
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Which means May may face another embarrassing defeat in Parliament once again.
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And as our party's nominee, I will defeat Hillary Clinton in November.
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Clinton finally internalized the shock of defeat in her first presidential contest.
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They absorbed the pain, processed defeat and prepared for the next game.
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The United States have not tasted defeat in the 12 years since.
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The priority for Mr Trump was the defeat of Islamic State (IS).
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Defeat would likely unleash huge political uncertainty and could roil financial markets.
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Rousseff prepared for defeat by planning her exit from the presidential palace.
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As such, they say, her previous defeat should be overturned as well.
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Gofman refuses to admit defeat against Rowlands until he absolutely has to.
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But the defeat of one false equivalence does not sanctify the practice.
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It was military defeat that forced German commanders to seek an armistice.
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Yet markets have priced in the likelihood of a defeat next week.
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Defeat, however, did not stunt the growth of Duran's subsequent fighting legend.
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They had Kansas State on the ropes in a 33-20 defeat.
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