Android internet usage only edged out Windows by only .
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Phelps narrowly edged out his fellow countryman in the semifinals.
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Remember, it's not like Trump barely edged out the establishment.
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It edged out Fifty Shades Darker, which earned eight nominations.
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Raisman narrowly edged out Douglas for that honor on Sunday.
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In 2010, Johnson edged out Feingold out by 5 points.
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It edged out Goldman in the first quarter as well.
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He edged out England&aposs, Tommy Fleetwood by a single stroke.
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Wells Fargo reported third quarter earnings that edged out expectations Friday.
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N), the country's biggest carmaker, edged out Ford Motor Co (F.
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Burundi edged out the Central African Republic, which came bottom last year.
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Mitt Romney edged out Barack Obama by a single point in 2012.
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In Colorado, Romney edged out Obama among college graduates by 2 points.
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On Monday, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton edged out Vermont Sen.
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Florida, where Trump edged out Hillary Clinton, will be noisy and nasty.
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They edged out a rival consortium led by Warburg Pincus, Bloomberg reported.
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The Long Island Democrat edged out the freshman Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Harris edged out Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes in the Nov.
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So this one just edged out Daybreaker for the second place spot.Yes.
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Even so, Clinton appears to have edged out Sanders by mere decimal points.
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Candidates edged out on this round may be on deck for the next.
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The pair narrowly edged out second-place Sweden, who was trailed by Norway.
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And in Florida, Rick Scott looks to have edged out the Democratic incumbent.
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Ukraine's Ganna Rizatdinova edged out South Korea's Son Yeon-jae for the bronze.
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Thrasher edged out China's Du Li with an Olympic record score of 208.
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Van Avermaet then edged out Jakob Fuglsang of Denmark in a thrilling finish.
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Rapinoe edged out her national team teammate Alex Morgan for the FIFA award.
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Mississippi edged out Alabama as the most Southern state by just two votes.
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In April AWS and Microsoft edged out Oracle and IBM onto the final shortlist.
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Steel was frustrated that Bush had been edged out for third place by Sen.
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Between March and July, the Chevy Volt edged out the Bolt EV in sales.
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Based on an initial tally, Harris edged out Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes.
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With the biggest parties increasing their share, some small ones could be edged out.
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She edged out Mary Keitany, 230, also of Kenya, denying her a fifth title.
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Pugh edged out her nearest competitor, the former Mayor Sheila Dixon, by 2.3 points.
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He edged out Ivan Nova, although the decision followed considerable debate within the organization.
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Bank of America edged out Morgan Stanley but still trails JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs.
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Ossoff edged out Handel by 1 point in that poll, 48 to 47 percent.
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That year, Jimmy Carter edged out Gerald Ford by 2 points, 50% to 48%.
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John Kasich who edged out Donald Trump, 3 to 2, in the Republican race.
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And Buttigieg, a highly talented fundraiser, also edged out Biden by raising $24.7 million.
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John Kasich edged out the billionaire, winning 17% of the vote compared to Trump's 14%.
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In the close, telecoms edged out energy as the best performing sector year-to-date.
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The pop star edged out Chris Brown and Bebe Rexha, who tied for second place.
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Among those surveyed, Amazon's Echo devices edged out Google and Apple in terms of popularity.
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In 2015, the smartphone edged out the laptop as the most widely used computing device.
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She edged out President Mauricio Macri's preferred candidate Esteban Bullrich 2015 percent versus 33.74 percent.
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I really fucking hate it, because it makes me feel like I'm being edged out.
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Clinton also edged out Sanders among voters who said they wanted someone honest, 51%-49%.
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Trump edged out Clinton in Arizona's 1st District in 2016 by just over 1 point.
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Vickers Cunningham was narrowly edged out by Dallas attorney J.J. Koch for the GOP nomination.
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Kulkarni edged out attorney Nyanza Davis Moore and former Pearland city council member Derrick Reed.
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Bernie Sanders narrowly edged out former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg on Tuesday night.
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In the 2010 election, Johnson edged out Feingold by nearly 5 points, according to RealClearPolitics.
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Clinton edged out Sanders by a few tenths of a percentage point in actual results.
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Just this year, college-educated women edged out college-educated men in the work force.
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But in an ARG poll released Saturday, Kasich edged out Trump, 85033 to 31 percent.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and being edged out by South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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An early underdog in a crowded field, the 39-year-old edged out former Rep.
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The non-religious edged out Catholics and evangelicals in the long-running General Social Survey.
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Five-year CDS on AIG have edged out 55% since the start of the year.
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Bey edged out her (allegedly adulterous) husband at #34, individually, by bringing in $54 million.
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In the design and noise-canceling battles, the Sony Headphones just barely edged out the Bose.
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With a score of 855 out of 900, the Surface narrowly edged out the iPad's 849.
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The pair narrowly edged out second-place Sweden by less than a fifth of a second.
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Alibaba and Microsoft's AIs edged out this score, just — getting 82.4 percent and 82.6 percent respectively.
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It only just barely edged out BOTW, but Prey is, unequivocally, my game of the year.
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He edged out 11 other competitors including three Americans: Chase Josey, Ben Ferguson and Jake Pates.
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It turned out that Clinton edged out Sanders as the poll predicted, but Cruz defeated Trump.
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But could the eggplant be edged out by new contenders, like the baguette, cucumber, or hotdog?
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Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, said, is being edged out by voting against the Supreme Court nominee.
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Then, in 2010, she edged out Judge Garland to become Mr. Obama's second Supreme Court nominee.
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And in France, Le Pen's National Rally edged out French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist reformist coalition.
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As the cab edged out into traffic, the couple stared at me through the back window.
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"I'm faced with the feeling of what it's like to be edged out," Ms. Lee said.
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In 1951 Dr. Rosenkranz claimed victory, publishing a paper that edged out his competitors by weeks.
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Last year, Huawei edged out Apple as the second-biggest provider of cellphones around the world.
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Breakingviews China's deal makers edged out their American counterparts in their first round of trade talks.
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The industrial company edged out Thomson Reuters consensus estimates on its second-quarter earnings and revenue.
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Real estate development in the 24s in Chelsea edged out the spaces, and the locations shifted.
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In the initial, since discarded count, Harris edged out McCready by less than a percentage point.
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When Deep Blue made its breakthrough, it edged out a player rated by Elo in the 215,800s.
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In a fun '00s redux, she edged out ex Justin Timberlake for the top spot on iTunes.
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His one-day total edged out Sanders' $5.9 million and far exceeded the $1.5 raised by Sen.
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In a very close election, John F. Kennedy edged out Richard Nixon by a mere 23,827 votes.
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ABC shut down rumors that the veteran morning show correspondent might be edged out of her job.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's dealmakers edged out their U.S. counterparts in their first round of trade talks.
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Renato Moicano edged out Zubaira Tukhugov by a split decision in the curtain raiser of the event.
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Denver edged out New York's JFK airport for fifth busiest airport in 2017 with 29.8 million passengers.
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Clinton ultimately edged out Sanders during the tense event, taking seven delegates to the independent senator's five.
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Clinton narrowly edged out Sanders in the Iowa caucuses on Monday, winning by a 85033 percent margin.
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Goliath, said when asked why he had edged out Romney in the vote that he wasn't sure.
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Harris edged out Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes, but McCready withdrew his concession on Dec. 6.
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It wasn't until this year that they edged out men with similar degrees to become the majority.
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Finally, the antifascist bloc edged out the far right faction and continued its march along Waterloo Bridge.
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The star pitcher edged out last year's winner Nick Lowery thanks to the meteoric rise of Tesla.
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At the time, Warren edged out Biden 264 percent to 47 percent, and Sanders came in third.
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A visual guide to how Google edged out its rivals and built the world's dominate ad machine.
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The Nets edged out the Lakers, 27-111, in a back-and-forth ending that thrilled fans.
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And in Waynesburg Borough, Lamb edged out Saccone 223%-216%, where Trump coasted by Clinton, 203%-220%.
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Revenue fell 1% to $22.5 billion, but still edged out estimates on a rebound in bond trading.
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In elections in April, the Social Democrats only narrowly edged out the right-wing, populist Finns Party.
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DePaul canned just 217 of its first 233 shots as UIC edged out an 26-29 lead.
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And yet he barely edged out opposition candidate Henrique Capriles, taking merely 50.6 percent of the vote.
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He was also edged out in this year's 3-Point Contest by Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Joe Harris.
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Separately, Boeing was edged out by rival Airbus in new orders for 2016, thanks to a late surge.
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Stone edged out Ruth Negga (Loving), Meryl Streep (Florence Foster Jenkins), Isabelle Huppert (Elle), and Natalie Portman (Jackie).
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Clinton appeared to have edged out her Republican opponent based on analysts' take on the initial market reaction.
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Even among white voters, Clinton's campaign edged out Trump's by 20043 points, contacting 11 percent of the base.
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Denver was last on the top 2000 list in 210 but was edged out by Lincoln this year.
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Revenue of $2500 billion was 803% higher than a year earlier and edged out expectations of $280 billion.
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In last month's ANC vote, Ramaphosa edged out Zuma's ex-wife, and his preferred successor, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
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Finally, Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV), who is Latina, edged out opponent Joe Heck to win in Nevada.
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His team edged out a 127-121 victory, but Thompson missed eight of his 11 three-point attempts.
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Fnatic handled Team EnVyUs and Natus Vincere edged out Cloud9 on Thursday, and Friday saw Mousesports upset Astralis.
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Earlier this month, Tesla briefly edged out General Motors Co to become the most valuable U.S. car maker.
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They were edged out by surprise nominee "Bodyguard," a British TV thriller picked up by Netflix, and Amazon.
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Republicans were able to hold onto the governorship in Mississippi, where Tate Reeves edged out Democrat Jim Hood.
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Clinton edged out Trump 37 percent to 34 percent in that scenario, while Johnson registered at 15 percent.
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She edged out Melinda Katz by a small margin that's expected to hold in the official final tally.
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Bacon usually makes things tastier, but the regular McDouble edged out its salty big brother in this case.
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By the end, he had scored only 1 point, but the Lakers edged out the Knicks, 98-92.
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Switzerland's Dimitri Isler joined his compatriot Gasser, the man who edged out Kushnir, in qualifying for the final.
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He just edged out Romney, both getting about 25 percent support and followed by Paul with 21 percent.
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Looks like the fan edged out Dave, who has lots of experience drinking onstage -- it's kinda his thing.
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Harris edged out Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes last month, but McCready on Thursday withdrew his concession.
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Lazy people According to CNBC, online shopping on Black Friday 2015 just barely edged out brick-and-mortar visits.
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But between the two retailers, BJ's edged out Costco on price when CNBC Make It evaluated the two stores.
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Sanders got his biggest margins here, Obama won even while losing statewide to Clinton, and Dean edged out Kerry.
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There were 418 SDEs on offer in the 4th Congressional District, and Buttigieg edged out Sanders by seven SDEs.
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But eventually, the math gave way to relativity, and Gordon was edged out on a (relatively) sub par dunk.
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Trade wars have edged out China's growth slowdown as the bigger worry in 10 of the last 11 months.
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Clarke was edged out by Claire Foy, Tatiana Maslany, Elisabeth Moss, Sandra Oh, Keri Russell, and Evan Rachel Wood.
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That's up about 6% from 2014 and just edged out the previous record of 17.4 million set in 2000.
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Onitsha, in southern Nigeria, edged out Zabol and the Pakistani city of Peshawar with a PM10 count of 594.
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"Infinity War" just barely edged out Disney's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," which crossed the milestone in 12 days.
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Wendy's edged out McDonald's with its fresh-tasting beef and flavorful cheese, but McDonald's remains a solid second choice.
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In the 20163 Democratic primary, Sanders edged out Hillary Clinton in four of the six contests that voted today.
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Trent Franks, Republican Debbie Lesko edged out Democrat Hiral Tipirneni — but she did so by only 5 percentage points.
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Parties backing Prayuth only just edged out an alliance uniting Future Forward with the main party linked to Thaksin.
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After all, Chicago was one of the cities that Rio edged out in the competition to host the Games.
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Dumoulin edged out Ilnur Zakarin at the end of the 81-mile route from Castellania, with Mikel Landa third.
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The updated F-150 edged out its traditional rival, the Chevy Silverado, in this battle royale for full-sizers.
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Anyway, we learned those songs, and "Frat Cars" edged out "Hate The Police" for the movie for whatever reason.
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The team captain and the "Human Emoji" edged out Gabby and Madison's 29 balls to take first place with 30.
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Earlier this year, Kikkan Randall edged out her competitors and won a gold medal in the Winter Olympics at PyeongChang.
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To earn the top spot on the list, Gomez edged out Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Taylor Swift.
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Trump became the first Republican to win Wisconsin in 32 years when he edged out Hillary Clinton there in 2016.
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While Bon Iver's record sold more physical albums, it was edged out by Knowles' album on the strength of streaming.
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The Journal edged out the Associated Press and the New York Times, which were finalists for the national reporting award.
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That edged out the 2.50 percentage point estimate, showing that the bank is still capitalizing on the interest rate environment.
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But as the human population continues to grow and industrialize, lions, zebras, and elephants are being edged out of existence.
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Similarly, the following year, the indie stunner Winter's Bone edged out The Town for a spot among the Academy's nominees.
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Although early exit poll results indicated Sanders had edged out Clinton among white voters, updated figures from around 433 p.m.
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The GOP incumbent edged out Coleman, who jumped into the race after a 85033-year career as a police officer.
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In a tense moment as Verniaiev waited for his score, he thought he might have edged out his Japanese rival.
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Mr. Trump edged out Mr. Rubio by one percentage point there, with Mr. Rubio winning in and around Des Moines.
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The camera's also quite good, in fact, it edged out the Google Pixel's terrific 89 DXOMark score by a point.
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Case in point, "And I Will Send Your Flowers Back"—the album's somber centerpiece edged out with girl-ish rage.
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Chances are that Mr. McDonagh was edged out by Paul Thomas Anderson, whose "Phantom Thread" ended up with six nominations.
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He was an underdog who edged out a win not by shying away from progressive populism but by embracing it.
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Sanders narrowly edged out Pete Buttigieg, who will receive the same number of New Hampshire delegates at the Democratic convention.
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And in blue-collar Chartiers, where Trump thumped Clinton by about 25 percentage points, Lamb edged out Saccone, 51%-49%.
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The Ducks edged out their toughest Pac-12 opponent by one in a tough overtime contest against the then-No.
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But the numbers don't lie: Nashville edged out Columbus, 4 to 3, with a tie in the Indie Talent category.
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Dan Bishop edged out Democrat Dan McCready in a redo election in the 9th District after reports of electoral fraud.
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London with a score of 773 only just edged out Hong Kong in third place with a score of 771.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, won the Oregon primary handily on Tuesday and was barely edged out in Kentucky.
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Trump edged out Clinton in Wisconsin two years ago, winning 28503 percent of the vote compared to her 22019 percent.
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Among Democrats, 86% said they were ready for a woman president, but among them Clinton only edged out Sanders 51%-49%.
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However, she will seek sanctuary in trying to win gold, having been edged out by Dutch woman Marianne Vos in 2012.
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With a tighter defence and precision shooting, Italy's women edged out Russia in the first semi-final match, winning 12-9.
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Romney and Obama split 19643 votes in 2012, and John Kasich edged out Trump in this year's GOP primary kick-off.
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Only recently, Finland, a historic fault line between democracy and autocracy, narrowly voted in a liberal party that edged out nationalists.
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In recent decades in South Asia, intolerant strands of Islam have edged out the broad-minded forms that used to predominate.
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He edged out from around the table, jostling it so that the cutlery clattered and the wine sloshed in its glasses.
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Automatic Data Processing – The payroll processor edged out estimates by a penny a share, with quarterly profit of $228 per share.
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Mondelez International – Mondelez edged out consensus estimates by a penny a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of 62 cents per share.
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With 2900 percent of precincts reporting, Bourdeaux edged out Kim with 220006 percent of the vote, compared to his 2202 percent.
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The S&P financial sector was the second-biggest gainer of the 11 sectors, edged out by the rising energy sector.
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After six months, the once numerous gilets jaunes had been edged out by a different demonstration and a handful of gourmands.
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He edged out the Smosh Brothers for the title, and the creators created a video celebrating the new king of YouTube.
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Jon Tester ABC's "Good Morning America" comes in second, narrowly edged out of first place by a few thousands ads. 1.
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Heavy on the pop, edged out with a little melancholy and replete with a video where the duo do the ridiculous.
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Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders edged out Hillary Clinton to win Indiana's Democratic primary, though the Vermont senator still trails in pledged delegates.
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In Massachusetts—one of the few states where the results were close—she edged out Sanders by just a few points.
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And Yvette Herrell, a Republican, edged out three men to secure a spot vying for New Mexico's 2nd, another competitive seat.
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In the one Senate race where the opposing sides spent heavily, the Democrat, Kyrsten Sinema, edged out her opponent in Arizona.
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Even sweeter for Israelis, Ms. Barzilai, 25, had led Eurovision betting sites for weeks before being edged out by Cyprus's contestant.
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In 2628, Republican Brian Kemp narrowly edged out Democrat Stacey Abrams in the Georgia governor's race 28503 percent to 22020 percent.
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Cable companies understand that more people are watching videos on their mobile phones, and they don't want to get edged out.
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Last month narrowly edged out the previous record for October, set in 20.18, by only 20.32 degrees Celsius (0.018 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Bloemen, the world record holder in both the 5,000m and 10,000m, edged out Pedersen for silver in a dramatic photo finish.
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Jean-Marie Le Pen edged out Jospin by gathering 16.86 percent of first-round votes, 0.8 percentage points more than Jospin.
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All 3 were on hand in Vegas to watch the incredible battle, in which Conor edged out Diaz by majority decision.
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Butte is a Republican-leaning county where Trump edged out Democratic rival Hillary Clinton by more than 3 percentage points in 2016.
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Fosse continued to get work as Verdon (and her creative genius) were edged out by a Hollywood with unforgiving standards for women.
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Between DeVito's interpretation of the song "Cheerleader" and Kardashian's best Pamela Anderson Baywatch impression, the duo barely edged out team Fallon-Reedus.
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Macron edged out the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and is now expected to win a runoff election between the two.
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In looking at annualized five-year investment returns, the study found that men edged out women, 10.1 percent and 9.7 percent, respectively.
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Well, this season is the real test, as Arsenal are getting edged out at 5th, and people aren't happy—or are they?
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Democrat Caleb Frostman appears to have edged out state Assemblyman Andre Jacque (R) in Wisconsin's 1st Senate District in the Madison area.
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But he only narrowly edged out Democrat J.D. Scholten last year, signaling that he may be increasingly vulnerable to a political challenge.
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RavPower edged out other brands like Anker and Samsung because of its quick charge capabilities, slick design, and included 24W power brick.
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Clinton edged out Trump by less than 1 point in the projected popular vote, however, taking 85033 percent to Trump's 47.3 percent.
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The size of Maria's blackout edged out that caused by Hurricane Georges in 1998, which caused 1.1 billion hours of electricity disruptions.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) Roskam has had a tight hold on his moderate district ever since he narrowly edged out future Sen.
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In Spokane, for example, Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the No. 4 Republican in House leadership, only narrowly edged out Democratic opponent Lisa Brown.
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Issa edged out Republican San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio in Tuesday's all-party primary to advance to the November general election.
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Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey, who has big political backers from Silicon Valley, fears the biggest companies have edged out competition.
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But his victory on Wednesday was not easy; he edged out Representative Barbara Lee of California, a progressive icon, 123 to 113.
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The pride Ms. Can feels at how the area has developed is tinged with fear that she, too, will be edged out.
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Out of more than 31,000 votes cast here in the November election, Mr. Trump edged out Hillary Clinton by only 109 votes.
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Planet Fitness – Planet Fitness edged out consensus estimates by a penny a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of 24 cents per share.
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Newer entrants have so far edged out smaller peers by being more tech-savvy and also by offering better rates to consumers.
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Earlier this year, the latter edged out the former, but the battle has remained neck and neck for the huge — and growing — market.
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According to CNN's post-election exit poll, Trump edged out Clinton by three percentage points among Americans who earn between $50,000 and $99,999.
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Just a few months after being edged out of Facebook, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey has a new startup, in a new industry — defense.
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He won silver in the men's 10m air pistol event after being edged out for the gold by Xuan Vinh Hoang of Vietnam.
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"Liability" and her first public performance of "Perfect Places," a single released the previous morning, edged out some tracks from her slim catalog.
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"I'm not going to be edged out of my own life by girls who don't even have any interesting fat deposits on them."
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Also in the field are all three medalists from London, when Switzerland's Nicola Spirig edged out Swede Lisa Norden in a photo finish.
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KT Rolster was edged out of a world championship berth last year after losing to underdog Samsung Galaxy in the LCK Regional Qualifier.
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In the 143rd installment of the legendary race, Always Dreaming, ridden by jockey John Velazquez, edged out the competition at 4-1 odds.
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It was the in the Dominican strongholds, including Washington Heights east of Broadway and parts of Inwood, where she edged out her competition.
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Democrats traditionally perform well with younger voters, but in 2012 Mitt Romney edged out Obama among those voters in Alabama 224% to 217%.
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Obama edged out Edwards and Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Iowa caucuses, en route to winning the party's nomination and eventually the presidency.
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It's set in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, with dialogue on the gentrified neighborhood and its Latino community that is being edged out by rising rents.
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If a Republican challenger did well enough, it's possible he/she could have edged out any Democrats as they split their party's vote.
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In the Democratic contest, state Senator Catherine Pugh, the chamber's majority leader edged out former Mayor Sheila Dixon, 37 percent to 34 percent.
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In all, Democrats ran about 85033,000 votes behind Republicans in Cobb County precincts, while they edged out the Democrats in the Fulton precincts.
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Eighteen animals were on the ballot and Murfee edged out the incumbent, a 3-year-old Nubian goat named Lincoln, by 25 votes.
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Snacks and sweets tend to get edged out of the spotlight in New York restaurants, where there's always pressure to order something big.
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In the 2016 contest, Mr. Bongo edged out his opponent, Mr. Ping, but the election was marred by accusations of fraudulent vote counting.
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Clinton edged out Sanders earlier this week in "a historically close" contest during the Iowa Democratic primary caucuses, 49.6 percent to 49.4 percent.
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Pete Buttigieg barely edged out Bernie Sanders in Iowa, but CNN's latest poll numbers show Sanders is favored for a New Hampshire victory.
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He also tried to get a dispensary permit on Haight Street, only to find himself edged out by the more politically savvy team.
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Hillary Clinton edged out Sanders by just 0.2 percentage points, a margin the Register notes would trigger recounts in other states. http://bit.
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She edged out Trump, winning 49.9 percent of the vote in the county, compared to Trump's 46.6 percent, according to The Washington Post.
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She was slightly edged out by Emmanuel Macron, a centrist banker turned politician who is running for elected office for the first time.
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But not 24 hours after our little engagement banner flickered across Facebook, the celebratory comments were edged out by a hysterical phone call.
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White edged out the Japanese in the final run of the men's snowboard halfpipe final on Wednesday to claim a third Olympic gold medal.
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Cruz edged out a small win over Trump in the Hawkeye State, and he was seen as having the potential to go the distance.
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Bob Casey, in whose state Trump edged out a narrow victory, told Politico it received upward of 50,000 letters and emails opposing DeVos's confirmation.
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Handel edged out her Democratic opponent, Jon Ossoff, in a much anticipated run-off election to replace Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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In a photo finish for the top domestic weekend box office spot, "Joker" edged out "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" with an estimated $18.9 million.
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In this corner: The Senators (44-28-10, 98 points, -4), who edged out the Bruins in six games, each decided by one goal.
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A month before that, Alaska Airlines edged out Delta for the top spot in another ranking – this one the 216 Airline Quality Rating report.
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Rep. Jim Renacci edged out Cleveland businessman Mike Gibbons, who had no political experience and a lot of money, in the May 8 primary.
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Trying to push my way onto an overcrowded train, I was just edged out by a man who looked to be around my age.
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Still, Amazon edged out No. 4 Wal-Mart and was neck-and-neck with third-place Linio, a division of Berlin-based Rocket Internet.
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On Wednesday, Tesla posted a greater-than-expected loss per share for the second quarter and revenue that just edged out Wall Street estimates.
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While much of the list is the same as last year, some were edged out of the top 22019, including Jake and Logan Paul.
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The U.S. House could also rule on the election outcome in a contest where Harris initially edged out Democrat Dan McCready by 905 votes.
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Courtney Okolo (51.16) edged out Shakima Wimbley by one hundredth of a second in the 400m and Javianne Oliver won the 60m in 7.02 seconds.
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Save for the Golden Globes, where Mahershala Ali was unexpectedly edged out by Nocturnal Animals' Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Ali has swept this category all year.
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Gillum edged out former representative Gwen Graham, whom he depicted as a millionaire milquetoast moderate who could not be trusted to govern as a progressive.
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Just two weeks later, though, McLaren edged out NIO's time with a limited edition but street-legal version of its hybrid P1 GTR track car.
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Hillary Clinton appears to have edged out her Republican opponent Donald Trump in the first presidential debate, based on analysts' take on the market reaction.
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So combined with Swift's $80 million, they edged out Beyoncé and Jay Z to be named the highest-paid couple in entertainment, with $146 million.
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Farmer, who becomes the second ventriloquist to win the NBC reality competition show, edged out 9-year-old singer Angelica Hale for the top honor.
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Our real estate sources tell us ... Tom offered $50 million on a Beverly Hills mansion ... he edged out Jay and Bey, who bid $49 mil.
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There was a famous winner ... Lewis Hamilton edged out Red Bull's Max Verstappen to win the honors on the last of the 3-day event.
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Columbus edged out six other finalists, which were winnowed down from 78 submissions, to win $40 million in federal grant money to enact its proposal.
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In the second debate, Trump barely edged out Clinton, speaking for 40 minutes and 10 seconds while she spoke for 39 minutes and 85033 seconds.
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Is it a little bit ironic that you edged out Monfils when you beat him in that dramatic four-hour match at the U.S. Open?
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If all the disputed ballots had gone to Mr Hofer, he would have edged out Mr Van der Bellen, who won by just 30,000 votes.
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She edged out China's Du Li with an Olympic record score of 208, while Du's compatriot Yi Siling finished third to take the bronze medal.
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Kasich edged out Trump, five votes to four, in Hart's Location, according to the newspaper, while Sanders topped Clinton by a 12-to-7 margin.
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And then Syracuse is gonna do some crying as they were edged out, but they carried too many L's throughout the season at 18-14.
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Tlaib edged out a crowded field of Democratic primary opponents Tuesday night to clinch 33.2 percent of the vote for Michigan's 13th congressional district seat.
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Neilson ratings data obtained by the Los Angeles Times found that Democrats edged out Republicans during each of the first three nights of the convention.
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Revenues since have fluctuated, and Bottega Veneta was edged out of the second-place slot in Kering's luxury portfolio by the re-energized Saint Laurent.
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The cloud-based content delivery company edged out estimates in its second-quarter earnings report, but it offered weak third-quarter earnings and revenue guidance.
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Wall Street futures were also pointing upwards as more confident traders edged out of the yen, gold and government bonds where they had taken shelter.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Canada's Brady Leman edged out Switzerland's Marc Bischofberger to claim victory in a dramatic men's Olympic ski cross final on Wednesday.
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The Red Bull driver was narrowly edged out by Leclerc, winner of two of the last three races, in Friday's opening 143 minutes of running.
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If Streep is ultimately edged out, I hope it's by 20th Century Women's Annette Bening, who gives one of the year's best, most understated performances.
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Bayern twice stumbled in the Champions League's semi-final stage, losing heavily to Real Madrid in 2014 before being edged out by Juventus the following year.
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In a Friday statement, the International Organization for Migration says its next director-general edged out both a top IOM official and U.S. candidate Ken Isaacs.
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Pete Buttigieg has narrowly edged out Bernie Sanders for delegates from last week's Iowa caucuses, according to an announcement late Sunday by the state Democratic Party.
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On Tuesday, she edged out her competition, Bear 747—an ursidae so rutund his belly nearly scrapes the ground—by 4,000 votes in an online competition.
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Republican Karen Handel edged out Democrat Jon Ossoff, showing that President Trump's flagging popularity may not be not dragging down other Republicans -- at least not yet.
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In 2012, Obama was edged out among Alabam voters who considered themselves "moderate" ideologically, losing the group to GOP nominee Mitt Romney by 5 percentage points.
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But while the Warriors took Game 85033 in an attempted comeback, Toronto edged out its opponent in Game 6 with a final score of 114-110.
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The second-term lawmaker barely edged out Baptist pastor Mark Harris, by 28503 votes with all precincts reporting, according to a projection by the Associated Press.
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T-Series overtook PewDiePie's lead in March, and edged out PewDiePie in May to become the first YouTube channel to hit the 100-million subscriber mark.
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The long-governing A.N.C. edged out the Democratic Alliance by six percentage points in Johannesburg, the commercial capital, despite a plunge in support in the city.
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He edged out Australian favorite Cameron McEvoy, clocking 47.85 seconds in the blue riband event, four years after he tested positive for the banned stimulant clenbuterol.
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The 10th weekend of "Zootopia" was edged out for fifth by New Line's second session of "Keanu," which fell more than 67% to about $3.1 million.
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The beauty industry has long been known for pushing an unrealistic and incredibly narrow of beauty — a standard that is slowly but surely getting edged out.
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The "Devil's Favorite Demon"—whose given name is Glenn Jacobs—edged out two county commissioners for the W, squeaking past his closest opponent by 17 votes.
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In a thrilling battle for silver, Anastasiya Kuzmina of Slovakia edged out France's Anais Bescond in a sprint finish to come home 29.4 seconds behind Dahlmeier.
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Reynolds edged out Fred Hubbell, a business executive and former chair of the department store and online retailer Younkers, retaining Republicans' control over Iowa's state government.
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Mass-produced shoes have edged out most of his business, but after four decades in his adopted trade, he refuses to let his artisanal business die.
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Ms. Mahboob said they edged out a team from Poland, which took second place in the entrepreneur award, and the Estonian team, which came in third.
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However, Sanders has edged out leads in several of the most recent surveys, suggesting he is peaking right before voters head to the polls on Feb.
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A dermatologist and state representative, Mr. Bentley surprised many when he won the 2010 governor's race, having edged out a Tea Party favorite for the runoff.
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A vast glacier that covered all but the southern parts of Britain edged out across the North Sea and joined up with the glacier covering Norway.
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Mr. Sanders edged out his competitors in The Des Moines Register/CNN poll released on Friday, the first significant survey from Iowa in nearly two months.
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Maybe it was just me, but this year I felt like street bikes and especially smaller, retro designs edged out powersports dirt bikes for floor space.
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Buttigieg reported earlier that he had raised $85033 million in the fours days following Iowa, where he narrowly edged out Sanders for the most state delegates.
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In the polling battle, DeWine edged out Cordray by single digits until a month before the election, when Cordray took the lead in a few polls.
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Clinton barely edged out Mr. Sanders in the Iowa caucuses, a result that seemed to catch her by surprise and that left Mr. Sanders seeming newly buoyant.
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In two highly anticipated clinical trials presented in April, Keytruda edged out Opdivo in reducing the risk of death from advanced lung cancer when combined with chemotherapy.
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Because club music is so often about programming machines to perform pre-fixed musical tasks, a sense of improvisation can often be edged out of the equation.
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In the semi-finals on Wednesday, the U.S. women will face Hungary, who edged out Australia by winning a penalty shoot-out following an 8-8 draw.
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It was considered the last major metro area in Texas that hadn't shifted toward the Democrats — until this election, when O'Rourke edged out Cruz, 22016% to 24%.
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Former first lady, secretary of state and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton narrowly edged out Obama to win first place as the nation's most admired woman.
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Others mentioned an academic who had been edged out of a university department after several complaints against him, including some by graduate students, of unwanted sexual advances.
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It's the same drive that is pushing Rick right off the cliff: When Hollywood once embraced you and now you're being edged out, what really is left?
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In the semi-finals on Wednesday, the U.S. women will face Hungary, who edged out Australia by winning a penalty shoot-out following an 8-8 draw.
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" Forbes said Johansson just edged out her "Captain America" co-stars Chris Evans and Robert Downey with box-office earnings of her second 2016 movie, "Hail Caesar.
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It edged out the Ferrari 812 Superfast and Bentley Continental GT. Even more surprising is that about 70 percent of Urus buyers have never owned a Lamborghini.
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France narrowly edged out Spain, who won bronze in the 183 London Games, in a 27-26 overtime thriller, while the Netherlands stunned hosts Brazil 32-23.
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Amazon also edged out Walmart, one of its top competitors in the business-monolith-cum-health-care-company space, which had reportedly been looking to purchase Pillpack.
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Before meeting Mango in the winners semifinals, Armada edged out Kalindi Jabari Henderson, Johnny "S2J" Kim and Weston "Westballz" Dennis, then beat Mew2King in the winners finals.
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She was edged out in Friday's scratch race but was not expecting too much as she starts building for the world championships after her marriage and honeymoon.
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She edged out businessman Kevin Nicholson -- who was backed by millions of dollars that GOP megadonor Richard Uihlein pumped into the race -- with the support of Gov.
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On Sunday Germany edged out 2012 silver medalists Japan with a controversial return ball that grazed against the table edge, giving them the winning point by millimeters.
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Carly Patterson became the first American woman to win all-around gold at a non-boycotted Olympics in 2004, while Liukin edged out Shawn Johnson in 2008.
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The Dow Jones industrial average edged out a 23-point gain to finish at 0.53,20.5 by the closing bell after falling nearly 21 points in morning trading.
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Japan's Kenzo Shirai edged out 35-year-old Romanian Marian Dragulescu for the bronze on the tiebreak rule after both earned the same average score of 15.449.
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Trump edged out Cruz in the Louisiana primary that was held March 5, though the margin was close enough that each candidate ended up taking 18 delegates.
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Russia edged out Germany for men's bronze, although Germany's women, without sprint great Kristina Vogel who was paralyzed in an accident last year, did take a bronze.
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A blockbuster fundraising February coupled with the support of a big-spending super PAC means Warren won't be edged out of the race because of money issues.
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Clinton barely edged out Sanders here by three-tenths of a percentage point, 49.9 percent to 49.6 percent, in a contentious election that left long-lasting scars.
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Both men were edged out of the final run for the presidency Sunday by the centrist politician Emmanuel Macron and the far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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Excluding their massive day-one totals -- O'Rourke edged out Sanders' $5.9 million -- Sanders averaged $300,20203 per day, while O'Rourke raised an average of nearly $200,000 per day.
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Bernie Sanders edged out Elizabeth Warren for the support of the nation's largest union of registered nurses on Tuesday, in another show of his labor bona fides.
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For years, scientists have suspected that the sudden arrival of animals on the evolutionary scene may have edged out the previous complex lifeforms, called the Ediacaran biota.
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But with just five months to go until the exit treaty is supposed to be finalized, hubris and performance art have been edged out by exasperated pragmatism.
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Donald Trump edged out opponent Hillary Clinton in the 2016 general election by winning 306 electoral votes to the Democratic nominee's 232, according to The New York Times.
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America Tori Bowie took silver in 10.83 while Fraser-Pryce, running with an injury, edged out Ivory Coast's Marie-Josee Ta Lou by seven thousandths of a second.
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In one of the closest presidential races in US history, George W. Bush narrowly edged out incumbent Vice President Al Gore in Electoral College votes, 21 to 22008.
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Traditional esports organizations are being edged out by the potential high price of entry (which seems to be at least partially confirmed by Team SoloMid's former Overwatch scout).
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But over the past decade, Silicon Valley giants have rapidly edged out legacy household names in terms of brand value, according to one of the industry's leading indexes.
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Four-times winners Russia edged out Romania in Cluj as Anna Blinkova and Anna Kalinskaya won the deciding doubles rubber against Jaqueline Adina Cristian and Elena Gabriela Ruse.
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In gaining the government's backing, this plan has now edged out Gatwick's bid for an additional runway and a competing idea to extend one of Heathrow's existing runways.
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The Japanese women's team were edged out by Germany on Sunday with a return ball that grazed against the table edge, giving them the winning point by millimetres.
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The smartphone edged out the laptop as the most widely-used computing device The NTIA notes that Americans are increasingly using smartphones as their primary Internet access device.
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Even more so when the Amazon comedy about the fictional New York Symphony, directed by Paul Weitz, edged out contenders like "Veep" and "Transparent" for best comedy series.
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The 27-year-old Bulgarian was edged out in a second-set tiebreak but eventually prevailed 6-123 6-7(4) 6-3, sealing victory with an ace.
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After a relaxed but persistent bidding war, DiCaprio edged out the competition and secured the trip, which will be led by world renowned adventure explorer Johan Ernst Nilson.
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Harris, a pastor who previously edged out then-incumbent Republican Congressman Robert Pittenger in a close primary, had sought for months to fend off a general election rerun.
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In June, the top prize was awarded to Columbus, Ohio, which edged out six other finalists to win $40 million in federal grant money to enact its proposal.
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Echevarria eventually edged out South Africa's world champion Luvo Manyonga by just two centimetres and Marquis Dendy, the U.S. reigning champion by four, in the see-saw competition.
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Trump picked up nearly a third of the vote in South Carolina on Saturday, while Rubio narrowly edged out Cruz in the first Southern state to hold voting.
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Leah Vukmir edged out businessman Kevin Nicholson in the Republican primary on Tuesday, setting her up for what is likely to be an expensive race to defeat Sen.
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They had been nominated in the "Best Live" category but were edged out by rising U.S. stars Twenty One Pilots, who also won in the "Best Alternative" category.
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Petrounias showed off his superior power in the strongman's event as he edged out local favorite and 2012 champion Arthur Zanetti to win with a score of 16.000.
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The GOP also locked down a win in Florida's 15th District – a toss-up district – after Republican Ross Spano edged out Democrat Kristen Carlson to succeed retiring Rep.
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Last year, millennials edged out Generation X (79.73 to 50 years old in 2015) as the largest share of the labor force, according to the Pew Research Center.
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They edged out 13th seeds Raven Klaasen and Rajeev Ram, conquerors of six-times champions the Bryan brothers, 6-7(3) 6-4 7-6(3) on Tuesday.
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The Gen Y cheerleader was being edged out by another specter from my teens: a cynical goth who insisted that this wasn't working because I wasn't good enough.
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Mr. Peltz appeared to have edged out Ernesto Zedillo, a former president of Mexico, by a margin of approximately 217 percent of outstanding shares, according to Procter & Gamble.
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By 10 votes, he edged out Representative Barbara Lee of California, who would have been the first black woman in the position — and the fourth septuagenarian in leadership.
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The Rangers then edged out the Islanders and other suitors for the top player in free agency, wing Artemi Panarin, who has amassed 320 points in 322 games.
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Wild showed all her experience in the 40-lap scratch race as she edged out American Jennifer Valente and Portugal's Maria Martins to claim her seventh rainbow jersey.
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While he once edged out Hillary Clinton for Latino voters, in Nevada, he tripled the support of his nearest rival, Joe Biden, who pulled 17 percent of Latinos.
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"He proved it was a game of skill," said Mr. Poverelli, who was eventually edged out on Saturday by Lee Hendelman, 42, of Bayside, Queens, for third place.
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The directorial nomination is the most impressive, as Phillips edged out fierce competitors like Gerwig, the "Marriage Story" director Noah Baumbach, and the "Jojo Rabbit" helmer Taika Waititi.
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The battery lasted significantly longer on the iPhone 43 Pro with intense usage than the iPhone XS, which juuuust edged out my iPhone X in last year's tests.
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The Bud commercial has so far edged out the Super Bowl campaign by the website software company Wix, whose action spot stars actors Jason Statham and Gal Gadot.
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He says dry-wallers, roofers and other low-skilled workers frequently write to him complaining that they were edged out of work by immigrants willing to accept lower wages.
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With the two stride for stride during that race, Centrowitz edged out Willis at the line, finishing barely a tenth of a second ahead in 20143 minutes 51.35 seconds.
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The U.S. formerly held the third spot, but this time it was edged out by a system from the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre, which moved up from eighth place.
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Why it matters: When there's more natural gas production, coal gets edged out, but Trump's campaign promise to bring coal jobs back helped him win in both battleground states.
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"ARK: Survival Evolved" edged out titles by so-called triple-A publishers to take the No. 63 spot among digital console games after launching on PlayStation 4 in December.
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That formula has proven successful for Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, which repeatedly edged out The Daily Show in the ratings during election season and earned an Emmy nomination.
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Wells Fargo reported third quarter earnings that edged out expectations Friday, two days after John Stumpf abruptly retired as CEO in the aftermath of the bank's phony accounts scandal.
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Wells Fargo reported third-quarter earnings that edged out expectations Friday, two days after John Stumpf abruptly retired as CEO in the aftermath of the bank's phony accounts scandal.
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NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies issued a report Tuesday saying that temperatures for the month just edged out 2015's record-setting July temperature by 0.1 degrees Celsius.
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Russia edged out the United States as the world's No. 1 wheat exporter in 2017/18, while Ukraine and Kazakhstan have been selling more wheat, corn and sunflower seeds.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas edged out Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel at the Chinese Grand Prix on Friday with the fastest lap in practice for Formula One's 1,000th world championship race.
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Clinton edged out Trump 43 percent to 37 percent in that version, which came out the day before FBI Director James Comey's letter to Congress roiled the presidential race.
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This year, after a revaluation, Kleban edged out G.E. as the No. 2675 taxpayer in Fairfield, with property holdings assessed at $2000 million, compared to G.E.'s $0003 million.
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While it got edged out in Asia, Easy Taxi is doubling down on Latin America, where it operates in 16 countries and covers more cities than Uber currently does.
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You'd have to disregard all the scenarios in which these companies eventually decline or get edged out of the market by new innovations and unforeseen shifts in consumer preferences.
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This is a Jazz team that was too young and injured to make it to the 2016 Playoffs—because they were edged out by a spry, Harden-led Rockets.
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That's good news for Bernie Sanders, who won the Democratic side four to zero, and John Kasich, who edged out Donald Trump in a three-to-two nail-biter.
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And in some ways, horror films are still dealing with the legacy of that one weekend, when the Bruce Willis ghost story narrowly edged out the indie terror fest.
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The low number was likely a big reason Snell narrowly edged out Houston's Justin Verlander: 169 to 154 in overall points and 17 to 13 in first-place votes.
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She got edged out by the likes of Bolton and Pompeo It's no secret that the national security adviser and secretary of state, respectively, are foreign policy hard-liners.
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In total audience, MSNBC edged out Fox News in prime-time on three nights, an unsettling sign for an evening schedule scrambled by last month's exit of Bill O'Reilly.
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Cook's 20153% share of the primary vote nearly doubled the 23% won by Donnelly, who edged out a Democratic candidate by a single point for the number two spot.
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And then, when things went sideways, DeVos' boss -- aka the President of the United States -- took a chainsaw and cut off the branch that she had edged out on.
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In March, when Agropur, a Quebec dairy cooperative, edged out a French dairy producer to win the prize for having the world's best Camembert, some French people were horrified.
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Democrat Laura Moser, running in the Houston-area 7th District, edged out five other Democrats on Tuesday night to place second and qualify for the May 22 runoff election.
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Vukmir, who won the Wisconsin Republican Party's endorsement in May, edged out first-time candidate Nicholson in the state's GOP Senate primary, setting her up to challenge incumbent Sen.
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Martin: My time is currently being swept up with Persona 5, but the Switch has fully edged out my Xbox One however—I'm rarely, if ever, turning that on.
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The figures beat on revenues and edged out estimates for EPS: Analysts were expecting earnings per share of around $1140 on revenues of just over $26 million for the quarter.
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SCHLADMING, Austria (Reuters) - Local favorite Marcel Hirscher edged out Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen at the World Cup slalom in Schladming on Tuesday after his great rival had snowballs thrown at him.
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It has edged out my beloved wooden spoons with corners flexible enough to get every morsel out of your pot — not to mention it washes in seconds and doesn't stain.
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The 19-year-old U.S. college champion edged out China's Du Li, gold in Athens in 2004, with an Olympic-record score of 208 in the sport's new finals format.
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The RIAA has released its report on the state of the US music industry in 2015, and streaming music has edged out digital downloads in revenue for the first time.
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Both teams took the top spot in their respective group stages, and while Na'Vi edged out Cloud9 by a small margin in the quarterfinals, Fnatic dominated Team EnVyUs 2-0.
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While Clinton edged out a victory, she did so by a margin of just 0.2 percent, which translates to two national party delegates more than the Vermont senator will get.
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Mondelez International (MDLZ) edged out consensus estimates by a penny with adjusted quarterly profit of 62 cents per share, while the snack maker also saw revenue come in above forecasts.
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All of them are quite sharp, but in a pure image quality face-off, Samsung's cameras are still often edged out by what you can get from a Pixel 3.
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The incumbent, Dan Lipinski, a conservative abortion opponent, edged out his liberal challenger, Marie Newman, 51.2-48.8 — a contest in which several of Lipinski's own colleagues rooted for his defeat.
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In her words Women in the U.S. have earned more degrees for decades, but it wasn't until this year that they edged out college-educated men in the work force.
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Mitt Romney beat Barack Obama by more than 224 points in the Sixth in 22018, but Trump barely edged out Hillary Clinton, winning the district by less than 28 points.
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A fourth student from the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Hephzibah Sujoe, 13, was one of the final 16 contestants, but was edged out before the final eight were crowned winners.
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The scoreboard then began turning American red though as rookie Brittany Altomare completed a 5&4 rout over Jodi Ewart Shadoff and Angel Yin edged out Azahara Munoz 2&1.
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We also want it to be an inclusive place, so we're not the next Brooklyn, so the people who are here are not edged out at the expense of opportunity.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, before he was edged out of that group, which ultimately saw their plan rejected by the President earlier this month.
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Japan's Kei Nishikori edged out home favorite Benoit Paire in five sets, having resumed two sets to one ahead after the match was suspended by bad light the previous day.
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You don't think of the 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers, who edged out the Arizona Cardinals on the tiptoes of Santonio Holmes's touchdown catch in the final seconds of Super Bowl XLIII.
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Planet Fitness (PLNT) edged out consensus estimates by a penny with adjusted quarterly profit of 24 cents per share, while the fitness chain also saw revenue come in above forecasts.
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After swatting a team-high five home runs during the spring, he edged out Joc Pederson and Andrew Toles for the starting job in left field and ran with it.
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"In 2016, Europe edged-out the Asia-Pacific region as the industry's largest export destination, posting $49.9 billion in U.S. exports, compared to the Asia-Pacific's $49.5 billion," read the report.
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In two highly anticipated clinical trials presented last April, Merck's Keytruda edged out Bristol's Opdivo and reduced the risk of death when combined with chemotherapy more in treating advanced lung cancer.
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The last time delegates arrived at a Republican convention without a clear nominee, in Kansas City in 1976, then-President Gerald Ford edged out challenger Ronald Reagan on the first ballot.
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With a stunning score of 97.75 in his final run at the Phoenix Snow Park, White edged out 20143 other competitors including three Americans: Chase Josey, Ben Ferguson and Jake Pates.
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It's a second win for the duo, who were also triumphant at the 2010 Olympics, but were edged out of gold in 2014 by U.S. skaters Meryl Davis and Charlie White.
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On Geekbench 4, the Galaxy A50 (5,536) edged out the Moto G7 (4,624), which echoes real-world performance where the G0003 suffers from more lag and UI stutter than the A50.
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Unlike food service or retail jobs, which round out the top five growing jobs, direct care workers are not in immediate danger of being edged out by automation or internet commerce.
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Mao edged out the previous record holder, retired U.S. Marine George Wood, who collapsed on the mat after seven hours, four minutes and five seconds in the head-to-head competition.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Hillary Clinton may have edged out a technical win here over Bernie Sanders, but the close vote means that both campaigns have ample room to claim a victory.
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China Great Wall's new 22.5-year paper was seen at Treasuries plus 22021bp, 23bp tighter from last week's pricing, while its 22-year had edged out 21bp to Treasuries plus 299.6bp.
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With 146.3 million followers, Ariana Grande has edged out fellow pop princess Selena Gomez, who is just behind her with 146.2 million fans, as the most-followed woman on the platform.
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Sharice Davids and Deb Haaland: First Native American women elected to Congress Once a mixed martial-arts fighter and now a Democratic Congresswoman-elect, Sharice Davids edged out incumbent Republican Rep.
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The former first lady edged out Sanders at Monday's night Iowa caucuses by a razor-thin margin and the Vermont senator is the prohibitive favorite to win the New Hampshire primary.
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Facebook edged out other industry leaders like Google and Bain & Company to claim the title of best place to work in 2018, according to a ranking by job search platform Glassdoor.
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Among the other suburban districts to go for Democrats on Tuesday were Florida's 28500th District, where Mucarsel-Powell edged out Curbelo, and Minnesota's 6900rd District, where Democrat Dean Phillips defeated Rep.
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In the 2005 parliamentary elections, Law and Justice narrowly edged out Civic Platform as the largest party; soon after that, Lech Kaczynski defeated Donald Tusk of Civic Platform to become president.
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The two-legged hound from Richmond, Ohio, edged out several other worthy contenders for the title, including Ginger the Hamster, Conswala the cake-baking llama and Dilly Bar Dabbler the duck.
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After a flurry of new government edicts, Huawei, the world's second-largest cellphone maker after it edged out Apple last year, will soon be entirely cut off from American-made technology.
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He narrowly edged out Sessions — 33.4 percent to 31.6 percent — but fell well short of the 50 percent needed to avoid a runoff for the GOP nomination to face Democratic Sen.
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Democrats took the seat by a slim margin during a 2017 special election after Jones edged out Moore to become the first Democrat elected to an Alabama Senate seat since 1992.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - U.S. sprinter Noah Lyles edged out China's Bingtian Su in the men's 100 meters on Sunday to help the Americas depose the defending champions Europe in the Continental Cup.
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In the spring, Campa-Najjar, a former Obama field director, easily won the endorsement of the California Democratic Party and then edged out the other Democrats in California's top-two primary.
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Corey, my business and creative partner, and I, both left San Francisco for LA because the culture, the variety, of San Francisco was being edged out by the bland technocratic dullards.
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A recent U.S. Census Bureau analysis shows that as more young women obtained college degrees, delayed having children, and joined the workforce, they edged out millennial men for better-paying jobs.
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He edged out his Barcelona teammate Neymar, and unseated the World's Most Chiseled Set of Cheekbones, Cristiano Ronaldo after the Real Madrid star and legendary perfumier won the last two awards.
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In "Korean Pie," an abstract, homogeneous mass of bodies represents Korea, while a sliver of distinctive foreigners, created from a composition of mixed media elements, is being edged out by the crowd.
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" Ask him whether T'Challa or Cap is stronger and the answer is: "They're the same, but Black Panther edged out Captain America in almost every battle that they had throughout Marvel history.
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More to the point: Were it not for the law, North Carolina almost certainly would have edged out Texas for second place this year and might well be knocking on Utah's door.
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Chinese sprint duo Gong Jinjie and Zhong Tianshi won the women's team sprint in which Britain did not compete while Mark Cavendish was edged out by Elia Viviani in the men's omnium.
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SCHLADMING, Austria, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Local favourite Marcel Hirscher edged out Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen at the World Cup slalom in Schladming on Tuesday after his great rival had snowballs thrown at him.
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Neither past winner is playing terribly, but there's incredible parity atop Europe's competitive scene right now— Rocket League's toughest pro region—and they're being edged out consistently by new or improved squads.
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Unlike the catastrophic impact event that killed off the dinosaurs 66 million years ago, there is no obvious smoking gun that explains why these marine badasses were edged out of existence forever.
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For the first time in history, the percentage of 18- to 34-year-olds living in their parents' home edged out other living arrangements in 2014, according to the Pew Research Center.
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With 99 percent of the state's precincts reporting, Marco Rubio edged out fellow senator, Ted Cruz, for second place, with 22.5 percent of the vote compared to Cruz's 22.3 percent, Reuters reported.
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Mr. Rispone narrowly edged out Representative Ralph Abraham, a Republican, to claim a spot in the runoff against Mr. Edwards and not all the wounds have healed from the Rispone-Abraham contest.
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A Tamil prison thriller edged out popular Bollywood films "Bajirao Mastani" and "Sultan" to be chosen as India's official entry in the best foreign film category at the Academy Awards next year.
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The coal industry, responsible for a quarter of the nation's emissions, continues to shrink, edged out of the energy market by less expensive natural gas despite Mr. Trump's efforts to save it.
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Royce West, a longtime state senator from Dallas, narrowly edged out activist Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez for the second runoff spot with 15 percent of the vote with 99 percent of precincts reporting.
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Another study, in Health Affairs, tracked the activities of 471 primary care doctors over a three-year period, and also found that E.M.R. time edged out face-to-face time with patients.
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Of course, Marshall and Gang Green were edged out by the Cincinnati Bengals at home Sunday in the season opener ... and you could tell the WR was still bummed out Monday morning.
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Win Iowa and New Hampshire = 2900 electoral votes Clinton has an ambivalent relationship with Iowa, where she suffered a calamitous loss to Obama in the 220006 primary and only edged out Sen.
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To put this in context, NOAA measurements found 2016 was the second-warmest year on average for the U.S., just edged out by 2012's record-setting average of 55.3 degrees Fahrenheit.
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He had been going for a low-ticket item — a lot containing manuscript copies of letters by George Washington and George Cabot — but was edged out by a telephone bid of $1,500.
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Wednesday was a very good day for Democrats and a catastrophic day for Republicans, as Democrat Conor Lamb narrowly edged out a win over Republican Rick Saccone in Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District.
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Houston attorney Lizzie Fletcher won a spot in the runoff with 30 percent of the vote, and it looks like progressive activist Laura Moser has edged out Jason Westin for second place.
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Hillary Clinton narrowly edged out Senator Bernie Sanders, but in some precincts the outcomes were so close that they were decided by coin toss, and there have been questions about inconsistent vote counts.
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Last year the United States edged out China as the company's top market after a Chinese government crackdown on ostentatious spending, but figures showed premium cognac sales in China were starting to recover.
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The Americans have barely edged out their opponents during the past three games in the knockout phase, narrowly beating Spain, France, and England to make it to the championship game against the Netherlands.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand edged out Singapore as the easiest country for doing business in the World Bank's latest rankings, while several emerging market countries improved the most by pursuing business-friendly reforms.
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Gillibrand is going in the other direction, centering her campaign in a place she defines as a microcosm of America, in a county where Donald Trump barely edged out Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Though he pulled off a coup in Michigan when he edged out Hillary Clinton, he suffered a string of losses in Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, and Arizona, all states the senator hoped to win.
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One study from 2007 (PDF) found that Richard Nixon would probably have edged out John F. Kennedy in the close 1960 election if the weather had turned foul in a few key states.
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In the regular Democratic primary election, Rashida Tlaib narrowly edged out Brenda Jones, the Detroit City Council president, in the Michigan 13th's special and regular Democratic primary elections to replace him on Tuesday.
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McCain, who was first elected as senator in 1986 and served as his party's presidential nominee in 2008, edged out tea party conservative challenger Kelli Ward and two other Republicans on the ballot.
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It just edged out coal, which provided 21% of the Lone Star State's power, according to the Electrical Reliability Council of Texas, which manages electrical flow on about 90% of the Texan grid.
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Clinching the win in a nail-biting final round, the label from Creature Comforts Brewing edged out Black Hog Brewing's Ginga Ninja by 75 votes, with a final tally of 3,306 to 3,231.
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The Democratic presidential contenders, Clinton and Sanders, also headed to New Hampshire after their close duel in Iowa, where the former secretary of state narrowly edged out the insurgent U.S. senator from Vermont.
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On the Republican side, McSally, also serving in the House, edged out opponents Kelli Ward and Joe Arpaio in a messy GOP primary to clinch a double-digit percentage victory over them both.
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Democrat Kim Schrier edged out fellow Democrat Jason Rittereiser in the House primary for Washington's 28503th District on Monday as new vote totals widened her lead nearly a week after ballots were cast.
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In the presence of the German Chancellor Angela Merkel, it was pointed out, with some emphasis, that China last year edged out the U.S. (by 2165 billion euros) as Germany's largest trade partner.
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Biden narrowly edged out Trump by half a point in the St. Pete Polls survey, published by Florida Politics on Thursday, earning 47.3 percent of general election voters' support to Trump's 46.8 percent.
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Senator Sanders edged out Hillary Clinton in Oregon to claim a majority of delegates from the state, while their contest in Kentucky was within a few thousand votes, making it an even split.
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John Kerry of Massachusetts edged out Vermonter Howard Dean in 2004, with the rest of the field far behind; Mitt Romney (then still a Massachusetts resident) won by a wide margin in 2012.
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Roberts finished first on March 6 with 33 percent of the vote to 27 percent Crenshaw who narrowly edged out Kathaleen Wall, who spent $6 million to win 12,524 votes, by 155 votes.
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That's because in 2016, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton edged out Mr. Sanders in the state delegate count by a quarter of a percentage point, earning roughly 700 to Mr. Sanders's 697.
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For many smaller firms getting edged out by bigger players boasting multi-stage funds, it may be as simple as being decisive and personable when it comes to landing the most competitive investments.
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Australia claimed their third gold of the night as they edged out the United States to win the women's 4x200m freestyle relay in a championship record time of 7:44.12 with Canada taking bronze.
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His only win against one of his biggest rivals at a slam since beating Novak Djokovic in the 2013 Wimbledon final came in Paris last year when he edged out Wawrinka in the semis.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Stan Wawrinka edged out Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis in a nerve-jangling, near-30 minute tiebreak to secure the Dubai Duty Free Championship with a 63-4 7-6(13) triumph on Saturday.
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Nomura, starting the day in a three-way tie for the lead, shot a blistering final round seven-under-par 65 as she edged out Kiwi Ko (67), the defending champion, by three shots.
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On a Wednesday appearance on "Fox and Friends," Rubio, who edged out Cruz in both South Carolina and Nevada, ruled out teaming up with the Texas senator to take out Trump, the front-runner.
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But the hysteria paused on Saturday as Duke edged out Yale, and top-ranked Connecticut Huskies' women's team continued their dominance, snagging a 70th consecutive win on Saturday as they seek an 63th championship.
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According to online measurement company SimilarTech, although Outbrain had an advantage in the US, Taboola eventually edged out Outbrain overall in terms of sheer number of sites and number of biggest sites by traffic.
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The three winners edged out 1,300 other nominations and were ultimately chosen by Amazon customers from among 18 finalists in the categories of Women-Owned, Owner Under 30, and Small Business of the Year.
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By September 2016, the party was polling around 16 percent in national polls and had edged out Merkel's Christian Democrats in two regional elections and taken seats in nine out of 16 regional legislatures.
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Ultimately, the Xperia 1's camera bump narrowly edged out the OnePlus 7 Pro's purely because the edge is chamfered and less sharp, and the LED flash can't be covered with your index finger.
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Barletta, a four-term congressman and former mayor of Hazleton, is among a handful of Republicans vying to challenge Casey in a state where the president narrowly edged out 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Moana was a contender for both Best Animated Film and Best Original Song (which, incidentally, would have gone to Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda), but it was edged out by Zootopia and La La Land.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - The Czech Republic men's ice hockey team edged out South Korea 2-1 on Thursday but had to come from behind against an impressive Olympic debut performance by the host country.
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The tree's rising popularity edged out another long-standing Christmas tradition – the Yule log, which is traditionally a giant log that was brought inside the home, decorated and burned for the 12 days of Christmas.
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In the nine-week online season of Pro League, Cloud9 finished in first place in the North American region, then decimated OpTic Gaming and edged out Mousesports in the playoffs to head into the finals.
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But we had to note that according to Box Office Mojo, Beauty has just barely edged out Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2's $169 million opening for the number seven slot. Impressive.
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Corey Stewart, the controversial local Virginia politician who fell just short in the state's 2017 GOP gubernatorial primary, edged out a tight victory in the state's Senate primary, where he wore the Trump mantle proudly.
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While the U.S. gold rush continues unabated, Trinidad and Tobago collected their first of the Games in the men's cycling team sprint, while Mexico edged out Canada for top spot on the women's team podium.
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The Republican former senator has been campaigning for president for what seems like forever—his moment in the sun came when he edged out eventual nominee Mitt Romney in a close Iowa contest in 2012.
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ROTTERDAM (Reuters) - Justin Bieber edged out Lady Gaga as biggest winner on Sunday at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Rotterdam, taking home three awards on the strength of support from his fans - the "Beliebers".
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China-exposed mining and auto shares were also among the biggest gainers along with industrials which were lifted by a 2.3% jump in Airbus after it edged out Boeing to become the world's biggest planemaker.
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Never mind that Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush are each competing for a position in the top tier of South Carolina, or that John Kasich just edged out Cruz in New Hampshire for second place.
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But it also edged out a certain kind of acceptable masculinity in young girls, and came with its own confinements — namely the idea that girls could be strong, so long as they were also pretty.
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Because in 2016, Bernie Sanders called on the state party to release the raw vote totals after Hillary Clinton was declared the winner because she had edged out the senator from Vermont in total delegates.
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Dr. Santucci said it was possible that in the single-seat version of ranked-choice voting, a lone candidate of color could be edged out of a race by opponents who conspire to do so.
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Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who edged out Sanders in last week's messy Iowa caucuses, came in a close second after splitting much of the centrist vote with Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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China also recently edged out the European Union as the leader in wind power installations, with capacity topping 85033 GW. Last year, China installed as much wind capacity as the rest of the world combined.
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A Tesla Model X and Model S, both P100D models with Ludicrous, edged out the Lamborghini in a quarter-mile drag race held by Brooks Weisblat of Drag Times at the Palm Beach International Raceway.
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Two familiar faces were missing from this year&aposs list of Forbes&apos highest-paid YouTubers: Jake and Logan Paul, both of whom made last year&aposs top 10 list, were edged out in 2019.
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"My goal is obviously to be in Tokyo and I'm more driven than ever after last night," the 22-year-old native of Baltimore told reporters the day after being edged out by Japan's Kosuke Hagino.
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After the elimination of the rule and the growth of the power of liberal New Deal Democrats, Southern conservatives grew anxious that they were being edged out of the party, and sought to restore the rule.
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In a head-to-head general election matchup in CNN's poll, Biden edged out Trump, 0073% to 45% among registered voters, with no significant difference in his lead over Trump compared to some other Democrats tested.
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The 39-year-old Laxalt defeated state Treasurer Dan Schwartz along with a handful of other lesser-known candidates to secure the GOP nomination Tuesday, while Sisolak edged out Chris Giunchigliani to win the Democratic primary.
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Villarreal stunned the Italian highflier Napoli; Valencia cruised past Rapid Vienna, 10-0, on aggregate; Sevilla progressed despite losing, 1-0, to the Norwegian team Molde; and Athletic Bilbao edged out Marseille, 2-1, on aggregate.
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When we pitted the latest phones from those two companies against each other in March — using Apple's iPhone 6S and Samsung's Galaxy S7 — Samsung edged out Apple in a clear way for the first time ever.
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Ed Gillespie has narrowly edged out Corey Stewart to clinch the Republican nomination for Virginia governor, according to The Washington Post, a photo finish to a race predicted to end in a wide victory for Gillespie.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton edged out Kimi Raikkonen at the top of the timesheets as Ferrari ended the opening day of practice for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix hot on pacesetter Mercedes' heels.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), 49, a former head of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus who announced her bid for the post last week and edged out Lee by two votes in 2016 to become caucus vice chair.
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"The Apprentice" was so successful that, by the time the second season launched, Trump's lacklustre tie-in products were being edged out by blue-chip companies willing to pay handsomely to have their wares featured onscreen.
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Violence surged almost immediately after the release of election results Wednesday night that said Mr. Bongo, whose family has held the presidency since the late 1960s, had narrowly edged out Mr. Ping in voting on Saturday.
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Argentina, so troubled for so long, made it, thanks to a hat trick from Lionel Messi against Ecuador; so did his peer, rival and existential counterweight, Cristiano Ronaldo, as Portugal edged out Switzerland at the last.
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Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York — who narrowly edged out Representative Barbara Lee of California, a progressive icon, for the No. 5 spot in Democratic leadership — has emerged as the face of change for the party.
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In 1969 he edged out George Hamilton, he said, for a prominent role in "Myra Breckinridge," the big-budget film adaptation of the Gore Vidal novel whose protagonist undergoes a sex change — a scandalous notion then.
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Narrow stripes of bright sunlight slipped through the slatted doors, but otherwise the cabana was dark and cool, and the scents of salt and chlorine were edged out by the stronger scent of Bain de Soleil.
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That's because in 21, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton edged out Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in the state delegate count by a quarter of a percentage point, earning roughly 700 to Mr. Sanders's 697.
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On the 13th and final round of balloting, many more than political observers predicted, former House of Commons speaker Andrew Scheer edged out ex-foreign minister and favorite Maxime Bernier by 51 percent to 49 percent.
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Opelka had delivered a similar tough defeat to fellow American Isner in the opening round of the Australian Open last month when he edged out a four-set win with each set finishing in a tiebreak.
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The deep-red state hasn't sent a Democrat to the Senate in more than two decades, but Jones edged out a victory — even if the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore made it an atypical Alabama race.
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But the company is clinging to the teen demographic with Facebook-owned Instagram, which edged out Snapchat as the most-used social platform by teenagers for the first time since Piper Jaffray started conducting the biannual survey.
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The duo were closer to the dominant Mercedes in the afternoon but still more than half a second adrift as they swapped positions from first practise when the 2007 world champion edged out last year's race winner.
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The endorsement came on the heels of Rubio's second-place finish in Saturday night's primary in South Carolina, where he edged out rival Ted Cruz for the No. 2 slot, the website reported, citing unidentified Republican sources.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 15 (Reuters) - The Czech Republic men's ice hockey team edged out South Korea 2-1 on Thursday but had to come from behind against an impressive Olympic debut performance by the host country.
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The NBA star is fresh off an NBA All-Star Game win, as his Team LeBron edged out Team Giannis for a 178-164 victory with help from stars like Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and Dwyane Wade.
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They edged out their French rivals, whose stellar skate had the audience clapping along to the Ed Sheeran soundtrack that accompanied their dance, by less than two points with Papadakis and Cizeron awarded 81.93 by the judges.
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The movie essentially suggests that Mary helped found the Christian faith but was edged out by the patriarchy, which wanted to shape Christ's message of love, forgiveness, and peace into something else entirely — something led by men.
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When Boeing announced in 2737 that Collins had edged out rivals to provide the flight deck displays for the 2100 Max, then still in development, it was cause for celebration within both the company and the community.
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They're winning games by an average of 12.5 points, which would be the second highest margin of victory of all time—currently being edged out by this year's San Antonio Spurs by two-tenths of a point.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's capital, Bangkok, edged out Paris and London as the world's most popular city to visit, according to a survey released on Wednesday, welcome news for Thailand after worries over a drop in foreign arrivals.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's capital, Bangkok, edged out Paris and London as the world's most popular city to visit, according to a survey released on Wednesday, welcome news for Thailand after worries over a drop in foreign arrivals.
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"Black Panther" did top the "The Force Awakens" in one respect: the superhero film edged out the blockbuster space opera — $40.67 million versus $40.11 million — for the the best Monday ticket sales of all time, Disney reports.
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Reigning Olympic and World champions Helen Glover and Heather Stanning, who have not lost in the international stage for five years, edged out Denmark's Hedvig Rasmussen and Anne Andersen in a thrilling race in the women's pair heat.
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The two teenagers made it to the top 3 of the audition stage but were ultimately bested by Spain's Got Talent champion Cristina Ramos, who edged out Farmer and Hadwin, both 14, with votes from the Midwest region.
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While Gore in 2000 and Hillary Clinton in 2016 edged out their Republican opponents in the popular vote, Trump, like Bush, won where it mattered, the electoral college, with 306 to the former secretary of State's 232 votes.
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Whitlock bagged another silver in the floor exercise before he whipped the crowd into a frenzy with his dynamic display on the pommel horse — a performance which edged out team mate Louis Smith by 0.1 of a point.
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Campaign 2016 Donald Trump romped to two GOP victories last night in West Virginia and Nebraska, while Bernie Sanders edged out Hillary Clinton (but still not getting anywhere close to her in the delegate count) in West Virginia.
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I was continually shocked how often Lyft was ranking high in the Cheaper column—plus, when you factor in the time it takes to park and then walk, Lyft often edged out driving in the Sooner category, too.
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Expectations for a rate cut of half a percentage point at the Fed's July 30-31 meeting edged out further on Monday to hit 14.5%, according to CME's FedWatch tool, down from as high as 71% last week.
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Mexico's peso was stronger against the dollar this week, in a relief rally after the PRI party candidate Alfredo del Mazo Maza edged out a win against more populist candidates for governor in the important state of Mexico.
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Expectations for a rate cut of half a percentage point at the Fed's July 13-31 meeting edged out further on Monday to hit 14.5%, according to CME's FedWatch tool, down from as high as 71% last week.
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The 32-year-old, who will defend her track sprint title at her fourth Games, edged out other candidates including twice Olympic race walking champion Jared Tallent and 37-year-old hockey stalwart Jamie Dwyer for the honour.
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Kwan had edged out Lipinski at the U.S. championships the month before Nagano, but Lipinski won both the 1997 U.S. and World titles, meaning Nagano was going to put the battle of the best on the biggest stage.
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McBath hopes to unseat Handel, who is seeking reelection to a full term after she edged out her Democratic opponent, Jon Ossoff, in a runoff election in 2017 that turned into the most expensive House race in history.
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The FlipSid3 Tactics squad of Mark "Markydooda" Exton, Francesco "Kuxir97" Cinquemani and Marius "Greazymeister" Ranheim edged out Mockit's Philip "Paschy33" Paschmeyer, David "Deevo" Morrow and Jos "Violent Panda" van Meurs in two intense grand finals sets in Amsterdam.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's Bruno Schmidt and Alison Cerutti will face Italian opposition in the men's Olympic beach volleyball final after the world champions edged out their Dutch rivals at a fired-up Copacabana Stadium on Tuesday.
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Story arc alert: After occupying this pinnacle of fashion power from 1994 to 2000, Buck was edged out of French Vogue — and would be banished from the Condé Nast kingdom again years later in the face of controversy.
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Executives at Volkswagen, which last year edged out Toyota as the world's largest carmaker, have hinted that economies of scale have allowed them to push the cost of batteries in the ID.22015 below $210 per kilowatt hour.
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The musical is being edged out to make way for next fall's revival of "The Music Man," a heavily promoted project from the powerful producer Scott Rudin that stars one of Broadway's most reliable audience draws: Hugh Jackman.
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The reality, however, is not that the U.S. is being edged out in Africa, but it is actively ceding opportunities to other countries that have grown their engagement from foreign aid-centric to incorporate a strong commercial component.
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Borna Gojo lost to Andrey Rublev, Borna Coric was edged out by Karen Khachanov and they could not even manage a consolation point as Khachanov and Rublev combined to beat Ivan Dodig and Nikola Mektic in the doubles.
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But while the race might be covered as a sweeping triumph for Trump — somewhat fairly so, as he is going to be the next president — it also was an extremely tight race that he only just edged out.
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Stenson, who achieved his first victory in a 'Big Four' tournament when he edged out American Phil Mickelson in a thrilling duel at Royal Troon last July, said his compatriot's extraordinary triumph at Wentworth on Sunday was fully deserved.
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And, to be clear, not responses to Brexit, but a response, say, to what they have been witnessing over the last 17 years, as fear of Islamist terrorism edged out all talk of white racism and let it flourish.
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In Wirecutter's recent review of password managers, LastPass had narrowly edged out Dashlane as the best app, but that was in part due to Dashlane lack of support for Chrome OS and other platforms which Dashlane 5 now supports.
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Tom Price (R) won reelection in the district by 23 points last November, Trump edged out Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The 2,300-word anti-immigrant manifesto traced to the El Paso suspect mentioned a conspiracy theory popular among white nationalists known as the "great replacement," which suggests that the white population is being deliberately edged out by nonwhite people.
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China edged out Turkey to take over as the world's leading jailer of journalists, while Egypt and Saudi Arabia vied for third place on the ignoble list that my organization, the Committee to Protect Journalists, puts together each year.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian Thiago da Silva edged out world record holder Renaud Lavillenie of France to win the Olympic pole vault in dramatic fashion on Monday and give the host country its first athletics gold medal of the Games.
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Trenaco, headquartered in Switzerland but largely run out of Colombia, had edged out the world's top service companies — Halliburton, Schlumberger and Weatherford — after a series of meetings with top-level PDVSA executives in the six months before the contract was tendered.
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Even the official decision in the co-main event between Eddie Alvarez and Anthony Pettis, a matchup that everyone thought would definitely get the arena on its feet, was met by boos as the former Bellator champion edged out 'Showtime'.
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Earlier this week, Hillary Clinton edged out an extremely narrow win over Bernie Sanders in the Democratic Iowa caucuses, a result that nevertheless made it clear that Sanders, an irascible self-described democratic socialist, is a serious contender for president.
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She said she has raised at least $5 million from donors since launching her drive on Wednesday for recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania - three battleground states where Republican Trump edged out Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton by relatively thin margins.
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The race was neck and neck for more than a week after the election — until Sunday afternoon, after the results of a court-mandated hand recount were submitted and Republican Rick Scott edged out Democrat Bill Nelson by just 10,20003 votes.
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He is slick and hard to hit in the head—Gilbert Melendez edged out Masvidal in strikes landed by 118 to 100, but Melendez threw five hundred strikes over five rounds to land at just a twenty percent connection rate.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Greek muscle man Eleftherios Petrounias showed off his superior power in the strongman's event as he edged out local favorite and 2012 champion Arthur Zanetti to win the rings gold medal at the Olympics on Monday.
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In the men's 400 freestyle, Australia's Horton edged out defending champion Sun Yang of China and Italy's Gabriele Detti, pulling ahead in the final quarter after shadowing Britain's James Guy and Conor Dwyer of the U.S. for much of the race.
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A beautiful overlapping play that found him yet again in a showdown with the keeper and one last defender: Lukaku's 16 goals have now edged out the likes of EPL poster boys Alexis Sanchez (15), Diego Costa (15), and Zlatan (14).
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The secret project, carried out on Facebook and Twitter, was likely too small to have a significant effect on the race, in which the Democratic candidate it was designed to help, Doug Jones, edged out the Republican, Roy S. Moore.
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In a razor-thin race, Porter — a UC-Irvine law professor who has focused on consumer protections for bankruptcy, worked under Elizabeth Warren, and endorsed Medicare-for-all — edged out Walters in a district that had never before elected a Democrat.
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The Deceuninck-QuickStep rider edged out Bennett by a matter of millimeters in the flat finale to the 175 km ride along Spain's east coast from Cullera to El Puig to earn his first ever victory at a Grand Tour.
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Washington (CNN)The latest in President Donald Trump's chaos: The New York Times reported Thursday that Trump edged out his acting Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Maguire, because Maguire briefed lawmakers on Capitol Hill about Russian meddling in the 2020 election.
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In elections in April, the Social Democrats only narrowly edged out the right-wing, populist Finns Party, winning the premiership for the first time in 19803 years, but polls indicate that the Finns Party has gained in popularity since then.
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A towering and laid-back former military chief, Gantz appears to have edged out the conservative Netanyahu in a Tuesday election, but not enough to win a governing center-left majority in parliament led by his Blue and White party.
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Buttigieg, who edged out Sanders in the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucus and came in a close second in New Hampshire's primary, attacked the 78-year-old democrat socialist at length in a speech to his supporters in Las Vegas.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's main opposition party Fianna Fail edged out surging nationalists Sinn Fein by 38 seats to 37 to emerge as the biggest party in the country's 160-seat parliament after counting in a national election concluded on Monday.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian opposition candidates are closing in on President Evo Morales in polls ahead of a general election later this month, with Latin America's longest continuous standing leader possibly being edged out in a second round run-off.
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Four years ago Japan beat South Africa in the biggest upset in rugby history but then became the first team to fail to reach the knockout round after winning three pool games, being edged out on bonus points by Scotland.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Republican Dan Bishop edged out Democrat Dan McCready in the special election on Tuesday to represent North Carolina's 2023th Congressional District, narrowly holding on to a House seat that has been in the GOP's hands for nearly 60 years.
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In "Hong Kong," this takes the form of concern about small business owners, whose shops or dining establishments have been in the same family for decades but are increasingly being edged out of business by ever bigger, ever more global competition.
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One cause is the death of perfect synonyms in an era of mass communications: the words "radiogram" and "roentgenogram", both meaning the same thing, were eventually edged out by "x-ray", the world having no need for three labels for the same thing.
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Months before Trump edged out Hillary Clinton to win the presidential race, Patagonia co-founder Yvon Chouinard was featured in a New Yorker profile about how the company had funneled its eco-conscious sensibilities and anti-corporate ethos into a successful clothing business.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Volkswagen Group has held on to its position as the world's top-selling automaker for the fifth year in a row, although the German group was edged out again by the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance in the light-duty vehicles segment.
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As his lawyers were meeting at the Ministry of Justice, Netanyahu himself had been set to meet with his main political rival, former IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz, whose Blue and White party edged out Netanyahu's Likud party in September's elections.
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Smaller rival Hasbro Inc, which in 2014 edged out Mattel for the Walt Disney license, on Monday reported better-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue, driven by strong demand for "Star Wars" action figures and the addition of the Disney Princess dolls.
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Even old man David Ortiz has gotten in on the fun: with 36 home runs so far in his farewell tour, he's edged out 1986 Athletics designated hitter (and noted scumbag) Dave Kingman for most homers hit in a final big-league season.
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Sweden's Sebastian Samuelsson, who won a silver medal in Monday's pursuit, put in another strong performance and was in with a shout for bronze, but he was edged out of the medals when Fak put in a powerful spurt after the final shoot.
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In the sprint to the line he edged out Edvald Boasson Hagen (Dimension Data) and Degenkolb (Trek-Segafredo), who clashed with Matthews as the riders came to a stop, accusing him of veering towards him on the high-speed dash for the line.
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These Great Dane-sized bovid species with woolly coats edged out more well-known contenders to enter the top five, including the millions of blue wildebeests that travel about 400 miles through the Serengeti, as well as Montana's 270-mile pronghorn migration.
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The diminutive, fluffy white winner edged out six other finalists, including the No. 2 "reserve best in show," a giant schnauzer named Ty, at the end of the annual two-day event at Madison Square Garden in New York City's midtown Manhattan.
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Technology has threatened to extinguish the art of cursive writing ever since then, as the ballpoint pen (which allowed ink to dry more quickly, reducing the risk of smudging if printing), typewriter, and computer edged out the need for pretty swirls of script.
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Books edged out objects and became the dominant form of archiving and sharing information in academic settings; the notion that a multitude of disciplines could be contained and studied in depth by all college students became largely a thing of the past.
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Boomers as a voting bloc are outnumbered by millennials, and there's an advancing push among millennials for greater voter turnout; in the 2018 midterm elections, Gen Z, millennials and Gen Xers collectively edged out the voter turnout of everyone older than them.
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Those developments benefit people whom Democrats have targeted, too: Women in upscale, right-of-center, white suburbs where Hillary Clinton edged out a victory; Trump voters in struggling rural and industrial areas with deep Democratic roots; and minorities in racially diverse metro areas.
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The two, who were narrowly edged out of gold at the Pyeongchang Olympics after Papadakis's costume came unfastened in the short dance, surged to victory at the Saitama Super Arena after tango-ing to a substantial lead in the rhythm dance short skate.
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Next door in Sweden at Svensk Bokhandel, "Becoming" is at No. 2, edged out by Hans Rosling's "Factfulness: Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World — and Why Things Are Better Than You Think," which was one of Barack Obama's favorite books last year.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Dutch speed skaters got their campaign off to a blistering start with a clean sweep of the medals in the women's 3,000 meters at the Winter Olympics on Saturday as Carlijn Achtereekte edged out defending champion Ireen Wust to claim gold.
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Buttigieg, the moderate 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, edged out progressive U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders by 26.2% to 26.1% of state-delegate equivalents - the data traditionally used to determine the winner - with 20123% of precincts counted, the Iowa Democratic Party said.
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Four of Snedeker's eight career victories on the U.S. circuit have come in California and before he triumphed on Monday for a second time at Torrey Pines, he was edged out in a playoff for the Sony Open in Hawaii in his previous event.
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The final installment of Ian McDonald's Luna trilogy follows Luna: New Moon and Luna: Wolf Moon, which saw the dramatic fall of the Cortas family, which was edged out by its rivals for control of the Moon, and their subsequent plot to seek revenge.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), unexpectedly edged out former Rep.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I) earlier this month, edged out establishment favorite Rep.
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Kemp edged out Democrat Stacey Abrams, after all, by running as Trump with a Deep-South Drawl—brandishing his shotgun at a teenage boy, threatening to personally round up "criminal illegals" and run them out of the state, painting Abrams as the new Angela Davis.
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Sanders won the popular vote in Iowa (although he was edged out by former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg), won the New Hampshire primary and crushed the competition in the Nevada caucuses by, among other things, winning a majority of the Latino vote.
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In a competitive tender, trader Gunvor edged out Vitol and oil major Royal Dutch Shell to buy up to 100 percent of the plant's output for 10 years after pledging to help state-run Sonagas to finance a 30 percent stake in the project.
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BUENOS AIRES/BEIJING (Reuters) - Cattle ranchers in Argentina, which recently edged out neighbor Brazil as the top exporter of beef to China, are hoping to build on that status by getting more local meatpacking plants approved by Beijing, industry officials and other sources told Reuters.
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This documentary features him alongside Edward Dwight, an Air Force pilot edged out of a position with NASA, and Frederick Gregory, the first African-American to command a NASA mission, to examine the complications of sending a black man into space during the Cold War.
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Northam edged out Republican Ed Gillespie in the state's gubernatorial election Tuesday night, delivering a blow to the GOP in a race that was widely seen as an early test of how Trump's first months in office will affect Republican candidates in upcoming elections.
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He testified last month that he was instructed to "lay low" on Ukraine matters and that he was edged out on Ukraine policy by EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland, special envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker and Energy Secretary Rick Perry, per the New York Times.
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In the latest annual National Association of College and University Business Officers-Commonfund study of endowment performance, the smallest endowments— those under $25 million — edged out the biggest endowments, averaging a five-year annualized return of 10.6 percent to the $1 billion-plus category's 10.4 percent.
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Warren's ascendence is even shown through voters' second choice; a recent Morning Consult poll conducted between September 297 and October 6, found Warren slightly edged out Sanders as the second choice for Biden supporters and dominated support as the second-choice pick for Buttigieg and Sen.
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Meanwhile Oppo, another Chinese company, announced earlier this month it will launch in three new regions in Europe, including the U.K. Oppo edged out Xiaomi to become the fourth-largest vendor of smartphones globally in the fourth quarter of 2018, according to market research firm IDC.
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The forgetful yet lovable fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres scored with reviewers and at the box office (it's earned over $1 billion worldwide), but was edged out in a year full of strong contenders in the best animated feature film category, including Disney's Moana and Zootopia.
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Eager to avoid a repeat of 85003, when two Trump allies edged out Democrats in the state's Senate and gubernatorial contests, Democrats are wading into Florida's Hispanic communities earlier this time around, mobilizing dozens of organizers in the Sunshine State and fine tuning Spanish-language outreach.
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Trump edged out Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris rips Gabbard over Fox appearances during Obama years Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE in Florida by just over a point in 2016.
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Our basic economic sickness can be summarized by the fact that even though median income in 295 just barely edged out its 21970 level, America's gross domestic product per person was 22010 percent higher at the end of 2300 than it was at the end of 26.
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Those departures — following the end of Oprah Winfrey's daytime talk show and her original book club, which could turn an obscure novel into an overnight blockbuster — felt like a devastating loss for the literary world, as publishers fretted that books were being edged out of popular culture.
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Trott, part of Britain's dominant track team at the 2012 Olympics when she won gold in the omnium and team pursuit, burst to the front on the 40th and final lap at the London velodrome and edged out Kirsten Wild of the Netherlands on the line.
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The title proved to be a springboard in the final phase of the 2017 season before he was edged out in the final round in Dubai by Tommy Fleetwood in the race for the Harry Vardon Trophy, awarded to the winner of the Race to Dubai.
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The rest were nowhere with American JB Holmes (69) taking third spot on 278, 11 behind Mickelson as the leading pair evoked memories of the great 'Duel in the Sun' Turnberry Open of 1977 when Tom Watson edged out Jack Nicklaus in another epic head-to-head.
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Working under the name DJ Cool G, he provided turntable scratches on the 1987 album "Surf or Die" by the Surf MC's, a novelty group that nonetheless edged out the scene's acknowledged founder, Too Short, as the first local rap act to sign to a major label.
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Edged out for the gold medal in 2014, the Frenchman crossed the line and angrily slammed one of his ski poles into the snow, thinking that Schempp had beaten him, but his frustration turned to joy moments later when he was declared the winner of a thrilling race.
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" They edged out their fellow nominees in the category, which included Big Sean, Kanye West and John Legend for "One Man Can Change The World"; Common and John Legend for "Glory"; Jidenna and Roman GianArthur for "Classic Man"; and Nicki Minaj, Drake, Lil Wayne and Chris Brown for "Only.
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En route to her title in Melbourne, she edged out several of the other pretenders to the throne, including Elina Svitolina, a 24-year-old Ukrainian, and Karolina Pliskova, the 22018-year-old Czech player who had ousted Ms Williams in a record-setting comeback one round earlier.
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With $517 million in the till, it's edged out Beauty and the Beast to become the highest-grossing movie of the year in the U.S. Which makes 2017 the third year in a row that a Star Wars movie has come out on top at the American box office.
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Polarization was even reflected in a battle royale among movie reviewers: Four members of the New York Film Critics Circle threatened to resign after the period piece "The Lion in Winter," a stodgy slice of Oscar-bait, edged out John Cassavetes's raw, ultracontemporary "Faces" for the year's best movie.
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Thomas, who claimed his one and only PGA Tour title at the TPC Kuala Lumpur course last year when he edged out Adam Scott by a stroke, tallied nine birdies and a lone bogey in his first round this time to sign for an eight-under-par 64.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Dutch speed skaters got their campaign off to a blistering start in the women's 3,000 metres at the Winter Olympics on Saturday with a clean sweep of the medal positions, as Carlijn Achtereekte edged out defending champion Ireen Wust to claim gold.
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The respondents indicated they valued the 29-year-old lawmaker's endorsement the most out of all non ex-Democratic presidents, placing her in the company of figures like Barack Obama and Jimmy Carter — and she edged out Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, the highest-ranking elected woman in American government.
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The company edged out the other two finalists for the prize: Ohio-based GhostWave, which makes radar for advanced driver assistance systems, and Israel-based Innoviz Technologies, which makes lidar, a technology thought to be crucial to self-driving cars that uses lasers to create images of environments and objects.
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In the closely watched congressional primary, Mr. Lipinski, a conservative Democrat, just barely edged out Ms. Newman, who drew on the Trump-era appetite within the party for more confrontational and liberal officeholders as she gave Mr. Lipinski the biggest scare he has had since he was elected in 2004.
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"The theory is that if China continues unmitigated expansion, both militarily and economically, and we don't compete to protect our influence, the consequence could be that we are edged out of those areas and we lose the ability to address what we perceive as counterterrorism national interests in Africa," the AFRICOM official said.
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While China gets all the press for having the largest goods trade surplus with the U.S., when looking at each country's total global trade in goods and services, Germany edged out China in 2016 as having the largest absolute global trade surplus at a whopping $274 billion, compared to China's $256-billion surplus.
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In the acting category, Andrew Garfield's Angels performance as prophet Prior Walter edged out veteran stage actor Mark Rylance, who received his fourth Tony nomination for Farinelli and the King, while Garfield's co-star Nathan Lane picked up his third Tony win for his role as infamous real-life lawyer Roy Cohn.
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Kent, the deputy assistant secretary in the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, testified that he was told to "lay low" on Ukraine matters, and that he was edged out on Ukraine policy by EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland, special envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker and Energy Secretary Rick Perry, per the New York Times.
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Hillary Clinton edged out a victory in the Democratic primary March 22019, taking 49.6 percent of the vote to Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's 49.4 percent.
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No Democratic presidential candidate has won the Peach State, which has 6900 electoral votes up for grabs, since 2628, when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE edged out George H.W. Bush by less than 28503 point.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE (I-Vt.) edged out a hard-fought win in the same race he dominated four years ago.
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These are the top 20 free apps of the year, according to Apple YouTube Instagram Snapchat Messenger Facebook Bitmoji Netflix Google Maps Gmail Spotify Music Amazon Uber WhatsApp Messenger Pandora Wish TikTok Cash App Google Photos Google Chrome Twitter While there aren't many surprises on that list, it's notable that YouTube has now edged out Instagram and Snapchat.
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Retailers rang up a record $91.7 billion in online sales over the holidays, an 11 percent increase on-year that barely edged out an industry forecast.. After getting off to a slow start following the election, final data from Adobe Digital Insights showed that the season's sales came in $115 million ahead of expectations, 0.13 percent better than expected.
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The forgetful yet lovable fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres scored with reviewers and at the box office (it's earned over $1 billion worldwide), but was edged out in a year full of strong contenders in the best animated feature film category, including Disney's Moana as well as the lesser known French import My Life as a Zucchini.
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Republican Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Florida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida MORE narrowly beat Democrat Andrew Gillum in Florida's gubernatorial race last fall, while Scott edged out Democratic Sen.
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" Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, who ultimately edged out Sanders to win the Democratic nomination last year, secured a Grammy Award victory in 1997 for "It Takes a Village.
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In an ARG poll released Saturday, Kasich edged out Republican front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in the state, 85033 percent to 31 percent.
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" The other major upset came in the best supporting actor category, where Sylvester Stallone, riding waves of goodwill and great reviews for his touching revival of his Rocky Balboa persona for the movie "Creed," was unexpectedly edged out by British actor Mark Rylance's brooding, subtly polished rendering of Russian spy Rudolf Abel in the Cold War thriller "Bridge of Spies.
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In Erie County, Pennsylvania, where Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE edged out Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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And next year, the battle between the world's two largest listing centres will only become more heated, as three Chinese tech stocks face the same choice as Mr Ma. This year New York narrowly edged out Hong Kong in the global rankings for IPOs, with $28 billion on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq combined, while Hong Kong had $218 billion, according to Dealogic.
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It is important to note that Trump's win among white women "was the worst showing for a Republican among white women since 2000, when George W. Bush barely edged out Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE," according to The Washington Post.
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"I deplore the choices made by some others, but I want to see them as marginal choices, because when China, the European Union, Russia, which ratified the Paris Agreements a few weeks ago, engage with firmness, the isolated choice of one or another (country) is not enough to change the course of the world, it will only lead to them being edged out," said Macron.
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Warren edged out former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached On The Trail: A historic vote that defines legacies MORE for the top spot in Iowa in the state's benchmark Des Moines Register–CNN poll in September and held that position in a handful of surveys in October.
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House Rules Committee Chairman Pete Sessions and House Science Committee Chairman Lamar Smith, along with Republican Study Committee Chairman Bill FloresWilliam (Bill) Hose FloresConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess Overnight Energy: GOP lawmaker parodies Green New Deal in new bill | House Republicans accuse Dems of ramming through climate bill | Park Service chief grilled over shutdown House Republicans accuse Dems of ramming through climate bill MORE, all edged out primary challengers.
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He edged out former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE there in 2016 by roughly 1 point and the state is expected to play a crucial role in deciding whether he will win a second term in the White House in 2020.
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For the second day in a row, 21965th-ranked Vasek Pospisil gave them the perfect start before 03-year-old Denis Shapovalov finished the job to make it two wins from two in Group F. Pospisil, who upset the rankings to beat Italy's Fabio Fognini in their opening tie, edged out towering American youngster Reilly Opelka 20-232(22007) 7-6(7) to the delight of a vocal Canadian contingent in the stands.
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