Blue Origin seems to be far ahead in its flight tests Blue Origin seems to be far ahead in its flight tests.
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"Facebook is so far ahead of the curve," he said.
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I don't know if we ever thought that far ahead.
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Politicians are unlikely to race far ahead of public opinion.
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Maybe too far ahead of its time, in some ways.
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The Super Nintendo really was far ahead of its time.
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In certain areas, like facial recognition, China is far ahead.
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But I'm not thinking too far ahead at the moment.
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China's really moving far ahead in many of these things.
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And that's about as far ahead as she can contemplate.
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Baldwin is far ahead of Vukmir in the fundraising game.
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Klobuchar is far ahead of Newberger in the fundraising game.
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But if you bought in 2008, you're still far ahead.
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If he's convicted — well, I haven't thought that far ahead.
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Henry McMaster in January, far ahead of the state's primary.
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How far ahead of time should we call or write?
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"We can't get too far ahead of ourselves," Bryant said.
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Although she admitted she thought Abbott was too far ahead.
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Fernandez said he was not yet thinking that far ahead.
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A. I don't think we are that far ahead yet.
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On that score, Philly is far ahead of most cities.
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That was far ahead of land and geography, at number two.
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"I don't know if we've thought that far ahead," Johnson said.
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Seven years isn't too far ahead to start planning for it.
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Mrs Lam was far ahead of the pack, with 580 backers.
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WeChat and Weibo are just too far ahead at this point.
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The polls showed Peres far ahead of his challenger, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Will: I'm just like, dude you're thinking way too far ahead.
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I didn't think that far ahead during most of the time.
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Sales for Apple's AirPods are still far ahead of the competition.
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FABER: SPOTIFY IS SO FAR AHEAD, SO DOMINANT EVEN VERSUS APPLE.
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How did Tencent take WeChat so far ahead of its rivals?
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I don't think we can get our focus too far ahead.
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So talk about the businesses that you're so far ahead on.
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Polls this far ahead of the election are of dubious value.
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Clinton was far ahead in hiring field staff members in Ohio.
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Yes, but: Amazon in particular is far ahead of its competition.
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"In terms of experience, Mamata Banerjee is far ahead," Trivedi said.
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They were so far ahead of me in their musical education.
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The leaders were far ahead of the 21949 other nations attending.
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That's been evident in how far ahead of Trump he's been.
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So how did BC end up so far ahead on adaptation?
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If he does, he will be far ahead of the game.
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TurboTax isn't letting H&R Block get too far ahead, however.
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These styles are cool, timeless, and far, far ahead of the curve.
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"Civic technology in Estonia is far ahead of India," Kumar told me.
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But to be honest, Donald Trump probably isn't thinking that far ahead.
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The problem is that the city's planners got far ahead of themselves.
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I don't think you can really think too far ahead with anything.
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Democratic candidate Sinema is polling far ahead of little-known challenger Abboud.
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Facebook, for instance, remains far ahead, with 1.09 billion daily active users.
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In the Netherlands Geert Wilders is polling far ahead of any rival.
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This is the growth market where Amazon is far ahead of everyone.
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Pre-election polls had put another opposition leader, Martin Fayulu, far ahead.
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Harder is far ahead of his Democratic rivals in terms of fundraising.
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Streep is far ahead of any close competitors for the record title.
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Yet even a more sluggish Netflix remains far ahead in the race.
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So, at this point, we can't get too far ahead of ourselves.
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Kaiser Permanente, too, is now far ahead in developing its own biobank.
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This is far ahead of the US and nearly every other country.
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Since then, opinion polls have shown him far ahead of the president.
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I can't let Shakespeare get too far ahead of me, you know.
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And he's not that far ahead of me, with my seven weeks.
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Coach Mike Zimmer is not ready to make plans that far ahead.
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In the ratings, Fox News ended 2019 far ahead of its competition.
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Unlike her opponents, her personal popularity rating was far ahead of her party's.
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It's the S20 Ultra that's really far ahead, especially in the camera department.
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We were so far ahead of our times in terms of anonymous sources.
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Birmingham, AL, ranked lowest, with St. Petersburg, FL, and Memphis not far ahead.
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We don't want to be too far ahead or too far behind schedule.
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By the time Vettel managed to get past, Hamilton was too far ahead.
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The country's charging infrastructure is far ahead of the rest of the world's.
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Mr Orban's right-wing populist party, Fidesz, is far ahead in the polls.
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And sure, it's important to be careful about how far ahead you look.
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But it seems many regions in the world are far ahead of us.
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"I don't look too far ahead," Darvish told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Even this far ahead, I knew I was creating a recipe for disaster.
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"We are quite far ahead when we talk about pledged delegates," Finney said.
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But Spotify is still far ahead, having surpassed 303 million users last month.
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So far, ahead of a full launch, it's had a modest 1,000 downloads.
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But the per capita count puts Florida, Tennessee and Washington State far ahead.
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" He also advised not getting "too far ahead of whomever you're talking to.
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Don't get too far ahead of yourself because it doesn't do any good.
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Everyone acknowledges how far ahead China remains in terms of training and skill.
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McDonald's is still far ahead, however, with $2.5 million in sales per unit.
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Still others haven't thought that far ahead, at least not in any detail.
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But schools across the country were far ahead of the Trump administration's advice.
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But Democrats have not pulled so far ahead in diverse districts where Mrs.
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Genevieve: Maybe thinking too far ahead, at least when it comes to leftovers.
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When you stand far ahead of any trend, you can easily be mistaken.
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Its Autopilot system seemed far ahead of its competitors in self-driving technology.
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Opinion Polls and predictions this far ahead of November 22008 aren't worth much.
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The company's revenue totaled $240 billion, far ahead of expectations of $22019 billion.
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Things might be sliding this way, but they're jumping out too far ahead.
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But the schools are failing, experts say, with ominous consequences not far ahead.
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Duckworth has polled far ahead of other candidates in the Democratic primary race.
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"If you measure by that standard, we'll come out far ahead," he said.
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When it comes to work-related confidence, they found men are far ahead.
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But if Zuckerberg is looking that far ahead at the social and creative possibilities—he showed off an AR art installation pinned to the outside of Facebook headquarters—it's also worth looking just as far ahead at the potential pitfalls.
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You all heard it, that we were going to go to number two...But we are now so far ahead of China, in terms of the size of our economy...We, right now, have -- we're so far ahead of them.
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But with polls showing Clinton so far ahead, do you even need to watch?
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He definitely had visionary ideas, but they were too far ahead of their time.
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But it puts the California Democrat far ahead of candidates like New Jersey Sen.
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The Amazon Alexa ecosystem is far ahead of anybody else in the United States.
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It's clear that Microsoft is far ahead of its competition in this market too.
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And that just tells me just how far ahead of their time they were.
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One area where cable is still far ahead of video streaming, however, is revenue.
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Europe is far ahead of the United States in shifting into that final phase.
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This is still a pretty limited list for someone as far ahead as Trump.
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Far ahead, a churning sound signalled one of them obstinately rolling past its bedtime.
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"Trayport is quite far ahead with their base metals offering," an industry source said.
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But I'll worry about that one thing at a time – that's too far ahead.
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The Compass is now widely acknowledged to have been far ahead of its time.
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Rationally speaking, let's not get too far ahead of ourselves—these are just tweets.
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The "yes" vote was still far ahead, but losing ground to the "no" camp.
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Mitchelson points out how far ahead Netflix is from its soon-to-launch competition.
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Kazantsev was far ahead on the last lap, seemingly destined for an easy victory.
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They are so far ahead of me, of where I was at that time.
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The fund finished the 20-year span far ahead of a 60/40 blend.
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This is bigger than R. Kelly, and she's been so far ahead of everybody.
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But when it comes to buying digital ads, President Trump is still far ahead.
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My main thing now is living in the moment, don't think too far ahead.
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But Serena Williams wasn't in the mood to look that far ahead on Monday.
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In fact, he's always telling me, 'Dad, don't get too far ahead of yourself.
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Spending was about $1,000 per person in 73, far ahead of other wealthy countries.
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"That's pretty difficult and I'm trying not to think that far ahead," she said.
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He also said he thinks his company isn't too far ahead of industry trends.
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All in all, America remains far ahead of China, or any other rival, militarily.
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Generally, Snap has introduced neat product features, far ahead of other social networking platforms.
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Yes, Europe is already far ahead of the U.S. in this crucial security measure.
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Tolga Tarhan, CTO of Onica: 'AWS is so far ahead in their service portfolio.'
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I think the science has moved too far ahead of talk of ethical issues.
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She's so far ahead ... you can barely see any other runners in the video.
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You have to use less cement for the foundations and plan everything so far ahead.
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Apple is far ahead here, but Samsung and several other Android makers aren't much behind.
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In the rise of Europe's populist parties, Austria was once far ahead of the pack.
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The cart has gotten so far ahead of the horse that it's a bit silly.
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However, America's strategy has focused on direct investment, where it is far ahead of China.
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A poll this week puts its support at 41%, far ahead of the centrist opposition.
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Which, admittedly, is looking far ahead for a team that won 29 games this year.
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In the race to dominate the Internet landscape, it appeared Yahoo had pulled far ahead.
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Both Clinton and Sanders have pulled far, far ahead of Trump in general election matchups.
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And the per capita count puts Florida, Tennessee and Washington State far ahead of Texas.
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Dish's live TV service, Sling TV, was far ahead with 47 viewing hours per month.
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Polls show Netanyahu's Likud party gaining seats and positioned far ahead of all other factions.
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The e-cig predecessor was "a bit too far ahead of its time," Rose said.
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"Just look how far ahead of Egypt we are," I would say, to his irritation.
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But let's not get too far ahead of ourselves, says assistant general manager Andrew Tinnish.
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He is far ahead of the other leading candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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He almost always entered Final Jeopardy so far ahead that no one could catch him.
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Many American bloodstock advisers rank pedigree far ahead of performance in projecting a stallion's quality.
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" Actor Solo act: "I don't think I really envisioned that far ahead in my career.
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Ms. Harkey, a former assemblywoman, ran far ahead of any other Republican in the field.
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Yet they have consistently run far ahead of the national party's performance in presidential elections.
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The suburban stragglers, on the other hand, haven't run so far ahead of their party.
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But Schweich said voters are far ahead of the Legislature and governor on marijuana issues.
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Polls put their approval rating at close to 80 percent, far ahead of their father's.
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Lamb ran far ahead of Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama because he sought out converts.
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Regardless, $210 billion is far ahead of where any reasonable investor would value the company.
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"She finishes in most races very far ahead of me," Smith said, referring to Ledecky.
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So men are our responsibility because we're so far ahead of them on this path.
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The pain got so far ahead of me I couldn't keep anything down, including meds.
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It's when he starts thinking too far ahead that he gets stressed out and feels pressure.
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Growth stocks have rallied hard, and expectations for future cash flows got far ahead of themselves.
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However, neither official knew specifically how far ahead of the decision Esper and Milley were notified.
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"I can't let Shakespeare get too far ahead of me, you know," she told her journal.
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Polls this far ahead of a general election cannot accurately predict the political environment in November.
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"He's not at all impulsive — he's so far ahead of everyone, very much a strategic thinker."
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We're grateful for what we have now, so we try not to look too far ahead.
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"I'm not getting too far ahead of myself," said Mason, who improved to 4-5-3.
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For now, Amazon is far ahead, holding 76% of the American market for smart home speakers.
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And right now, Clinton is far ahead of Trump, leading 58% to 35% with women voters.
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The industry has warned that it needs clarity soon because it sells flights so far ahead.
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Do you think it's important that one country doesn't get too far ahead of the others?
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When you factor in other platforms owned by Facebook, though, that company is still far ahead.
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The U.S. is still far ahead of both nations with 553 satellites launched in that period.
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I looked for the other two men in our group, but they were too far ahead.
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Second, big tech firms, adept at handling data and selling services, cannot get too far ahead.
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How far ahead of a society can one get as a leader and drive it forward?
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Still, it's not coming out anytime soon so let's not get too far ahead of ourselves.
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Grade school teachers came in third -- behind nurses, but far ahead of bankers, lawyers and politicians.
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This number put her far ahead of Adele, who was No. 2 after earning $69 million.
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For starters, The World Happiness Report places Sweden seventh globally, far ahead of the U.S. (19th).
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Rival Marine Le Pen reportedly called Macron and conceded shortly after projections showed him far ahead.
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But the U.S. semiconductor industry is still far ahead — and China is desperate to catch up.
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Before we get too far ahead of ourselves, lets make sure we've got our bases covered.
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We political junkies got far ahead of ourselves then, and we're getting ahead of ourselves now.
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Even in the rare instances when she falters, she's still plenty far ahead of everyone else.
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The DNC will have gotten their fondest wish and defeated Bernie Sanders, far ahead of schedule.
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I spoke to several processor analysts about why Apple is so far ahead on processing power.
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"That first victory, before you get to it, it always seems so far ahead," Leclerc said.
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Ms. Feinstein is far ahead of Mr. de León in most polls and in fund-raising.
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That puts Hispanics far ahead of where they were in casting early ballots relative to 244.
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The thing that jumps out at you in this chart is how far ahead Nokia is!
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When the rocket disconnected from the Starliner, the ship's clock was 11 hours too far ahead.
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Seems like engineers need to focus on what's right in front them before thinking too far ahead.
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The Sorcerer Supreme's $43 million second weekend is far ahead of Thor's $36.6 million in weekend two.
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She insists that despite being in a strong relationship, she remains cautious about jumping too far ahead.
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So far ahead of a future people weren't ready to comprehend, they often simply didn't comprehend it.
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The rules will put the EU far ahead of the U.S. in terms of regulating tech companies.
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So all I can say is I don't want to get too far ahead of that story.
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The backdrop: As we've reported, the world is racing to speed up checkout — with China far ahead.
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In this political environment, it feels like America's conversation about race has moved far ahead of Obama.
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Gasoline consumption is running far ahead of last year's already-high level and at a seasonal record.
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That said, Audi is not as far ahead as other automakers in developing and deploying automated vehicles.
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LIESMAN: AS A CENTRAL BANKER DO YOU FEEL DIFFERENCE BEING TOO FAR AHEAD OF THE PACK HERE?
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The number of unemployed typically runs far ahead of job openings, but that switched early last year.
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Tobacco is the leading cause of preventable death in France, far ahead of alcohol or road accidents.
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"I just want to focus on Friday and not get to thinking too far ahead," Hakstol said.
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Above all, sadly, all of these experiments show how far ahead science is compared to the government.
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"We think about the future, but don't look too far ahead," she says of their changing dynamic.
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"Last year was a heck of a ride, and I wasn't looking too far ahead," Siemian said.
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That's far ahead of the No. 203 self-funder running for Congress, New Jersey Republican Bob Hugin.
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Platinum's Value Arbitrage fund, meanwhile, gained 9.4 percent, far ahead of its sector average of 2.46 percent.
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The government said on Wednesday it received no bids so far ahead of a May 31 deadline.
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"I haven't thought that far ahead," she said from the hospital earlier this week before being discharged.
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This put her far ahead physician Abdul El-Sayed (33.3 percent) and businessman Shri Thanedar (16.3 percent).
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Some experts suggest that liberal government policies may have gotten too far ahead of traditional social mores.
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Asked this weekend about his future, Collins said he did not want to think that far ahead.
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Try to be self-aware and recognize when you're projecting or getting too far ahead of yourself.
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So as far as being integrated into people's lifestyle, we're far ahead of the competition on that.
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Clinton and Barack Obama, but it's also because they often ran far, far ahead of Mrs. Clinton.
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Before we get too far ahead of ourselves, let's break down Week 28 from a fantasy perspective.
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In recent opinion polls, Ramos Allup was the public's first choice for President, far ahead of Maduro.
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Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are far ahead of the pack in the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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"I have not thought that far ahead," he said when asked about preparing for a possible attack.
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Jibo didn't see that far ahead, but it did provide for a future at the 11th hour.
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Overseeing digital brands at the company, I saw how far ahead Walmart is on its sustainability practices.
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Tesla is working on an autonomous solution, but the likes of Waymo and Cruise are far ahead.
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Callaway said yes but later cautioned reporters that their questions were getting too far ahead of events.
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St. Thomas dominated from the start, getting so far ahead that the Mercy Rule went into effect.
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That's one of the things I love in Hnath's plays: how far ahead of us they stay.
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He's the sixth Texas GOP member of Congress to retire so far ahead of the 2020 elections.
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I can tell you we are so far ahead right now versus where we were in 2016.
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But ironically, this also means that you can't really get too far ahead of the Taliban problem.
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That group put Barack Obama far ahead of Hillary Clinton and John Edwards, so he carried the evening.
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"Not looking too far ahead, not looking too far back has really helped me this season," he said.
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Kuo said Apple is far ahead of Google's Android in terms of 3-D algorithms, according to 9to5Mac.
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We could also ask to stay longer in homes we liked when we didn't book too far ahead.
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Children are far ahead of the deceased's siblings when it comes to priority and taking in an estate.
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He didn't really have a choice about growing up but he was definitely far ahead of his years.
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We've grown significantly this year, but at the same time we invested too far ahead of that growth.
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Worth noting: Chinese companies are far ahead of their American counterparts when it comes to delivery by air.
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That's not a knock on Google, but a sense of appreciation for how far ahead Huawei has been.
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Courts in the region have sometimes gone far ahead of public opinion in, for example, legitimising gay rights.
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Sometimes companies are hesitant to show press new hardware too far ahead of launch because designs aren't final.
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You could argue that those three top-tier media companies were merely too far ahead of the market.
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At the start of the race, the hare is so far ahead, he decides to take a nap.
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He may well have made the following calculation: Clinton is so far ahead that she will probably win.
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We must compete with other countries throughout the world who are far ahead of us in these areas.
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Mr. Musk's determination to think far ahead is a positive and infectious antidote to short-term financial markets.
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Mr. Webster said he glanced at his phone, and when he looked up, the vehicle was far ahead.
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If Brexit has a lesson for America, it's that the voters are far, far ahead of the politicians.
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Most investors may not be thinking so far ahead, but they bet big on electric cars this year.
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That's far ahead of the broader market, with the S&P 500 up only 1.7 percent since January.
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Without getting too far ahead of ourselves, that's something the Yankees are well positioned to do going forward.
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We don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves, but they could absolutely win the Stanley Cup.
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When it comes to this subject, the Olympic movement is far ahead of the rest of the world.
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He believes that Spec Seats is too far ahead in its designs and well established with its reputation.
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The reason the West is so far ahead is because there is law and order in place there.
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So why is the Democrat Mikie Sherrill, a former Navy helicopter pilot, so far ahead in our polling?
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I'm not that clever and I have no ability to plan that far ahead or see the future.
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And yet the shortcomings of City's rivals are not why it has streaked so far ahead, so quickly.
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"Both of them were already so far ahead of the game," Amos said in a recent phone interview.
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"Both of them were already so far ahead of the game," Amos said in a recent phone interview.
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"People plan their family vacations far ahead and our president doesn't seem to care about that," she said.
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It is a formula that has long been far ahead of the curve compared with other global sports.
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"In 249 minutes she is so far ahead I give up and go on the beach," he said.
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His athleticism and ball skills were far ahead of those of most players in his position, lock forward.
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You need to get ahead of the curve — far ahead — anticipating the next major product or consumer trend.
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"Our UI and UX is so far ahead of everything else that we're seeing out there," Kirchert says.
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Apple is just so far ahead here that it can afford to focus on more than just speed.
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In some smaller areas of the sustainable investing landscape funds are posting returns far ahead of the market.
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He said all the right things about focus and routine and not getting too far ahead of matters.
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"It's when he starts thinking too far ahead that he gets stressed out and feels pressure," the insider said.
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Do you think Zeal and Ardor will be a touring entity, or have you thought that far ahead yet?
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Instagram can make use of Facebook data to target and measure ads, putting it far ahead of Snap's capabilities.
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Samsung's laptop kept up, or in all likelihood stayed far ahead of what I was asking it to do.
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But he's not that far ahead, particularly when you take into account his advantages of incumbency and name recognition.
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They know what they are doing is wrong, but they have put themselves far ahead of our great country.
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And we shouldn't jump too far ahead, anyway: after all, season 8 of Game of Thrones returns next year.
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WITH the Conservatives far ahead in the polls, Theresa May's parliamentary party is likely to swell after the election.
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The big picture: Waymo and other U.S. firms like Cruise and Zoox are far ahead in developing the technologies.
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They're so far ahead of phones that don't have them or have inferior implementations that it's not even funny.
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From that perspective, and given China's unified march advancing artificial intelligence, China is dangerously far ahead of the West.
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A few copies of the game float around in public forums, but this one was far ahead of those.
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She's clearly far ahead of Sanders in the delegate math, and that surely suggests he's likely to lose — right?
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But Weaver pointed to polls prior to the Michigan primary also showed the former secretary of state far ahead.
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Campaign and GOP officials have long learned getting too far ahead of the President in messaging can cause problems.
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Last night Mike expressed concern at seeing Clinton "so far ahead" in the polls espoused by the mainstream media.
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This comes amidst its broader push to tap tech-industry AI development, seen as far ahead of the government's.
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He also blew a crucial layup and trotted back on defense, as the Warriors ran far ahead of him.
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As a result, "savers are still far, far ahead from where they were a few years ago," McBride said.
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In the state's June primary, Feinstein won 44 percent of the vote, far ahead of de León's 12 percent.
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Clinton far ahead in delegates as the Democratic race nears an end, the president decided to weigh in aggressively.
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"They are so far ahead of where we were, it's staggering," she said of the younger women she meets.
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Clinton might not debate him now that she is far ahead in the race to win the Democratic nomination.
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We will be so far ahead of them in a very short period of time your head will spin.
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Together, the photos created stunning animations that were far ahead of their time — and Mickey Mouse's, for that matter.
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This year in New Jersey, the Democrat — Phil Murphy, an ambassador to Germany under President Obama — is far ahead.
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At the same time, I would not say that Alexa or Google Home are so far ahead of Siri.
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They were so far ahead of the Caucasian women who came in and, of course, put them on reservations.
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Although initially far ahead of other candidates in the governor's race polls, Mr. Basuki eventually lost the 2017 election.
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It was amazing that he was popular at all, given that he was so far ahead of his time.
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The Lakers were so far ahead of Dallas that Kobe sat on the bench for the entire fourth quarter.
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The governors of North and South Carolina and Virginia declared states of emergency far ahead of the approaching storm.
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"The goal is to win a championship, but you can't look too far ahead," Stamkos said after the game.
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A Monmouth poll of New Hampshire voters conducted in May had Mr. Biden far ahead with 36 percent support.
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But after the meetings, Mr. Gentz decided China's approach to online fashion was far ahead of anything available elsewhere.
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But nothing makes Nadal arch an eyebrow — or snap his fingers — faster than trying to project too far ahead.
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In many ways, the current debate in America is far ahead, both in terms of data availability and methodology.
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What does it matter how far "ahead" Android may be when it really only matters to Google Pixel owners?
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It is possible, of course, to buy a portable generator or get one installed if you're planning far ahead.
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That level of spending is almost certain to keep the U.S. far ahead of other industrialized countries in health spending.
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Pascal was a bit too far ahead of his time and the "Pascaline" calculator never made any money, as Biography.
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The drug is far ahead of any competition, with its closest competitor being Tesaro, expected to report results next year.
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While the NX1's shot is certainly bright, everything else about its image shows how far ahead the GH5S is.
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Arrival is too far ahead, and #5's Hacksaw Ridge — with an estimated $10.8 million — is unlikely to catch up.
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"Listen, if that's the worst of poking fun I get, I am so far ahead of the game," he joked.
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Polls show that he is staying far ahead of both his primary opponents and Trump in swing states like Pennsylvania.
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His ANO ("Yes") party is far ahead in the polls, and he is favoured to win national elections in October.
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In Iowa, also a caucus state, Trump came in second place despite polls showing him far ahead before caucus day.
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Meanwhile, Sanders is at the top of national polls, and far ahead of the 2020 field in terms of fundraising.
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Still, Facebook's engineering capabilities on this front appear to be far ahead of other players in the video chat field.
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"Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves," said an ECB rate-setter who tends to vote with the majority.
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So it is dangerous to look too far ahead as we try to understand the current GOP anger and frustration.
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Don't think too far ahead, and don't think about the past, whether it be five minutes or five years ago.
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That's a sweet sentiment, but who jumps that far ahead in thinking unless they really see someone as end game?
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Republicans on Capitol Hill "are very mindful of not getting too far ahead of the president on this," said Heye.
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Koninsky Music Co, 1910Source: Smithsonian LibrariesArthur Lange: If I could see as far ahead as I can see behind. Jos.
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As an app, Robinhood was far ahead of the pack, but being on web will expose it to more competition.
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But when you look at viewing behavior on a day-by-day basis, Hulu is far ahead of the pack.
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Ten percent of all commutes are now done on bicycles, putting the city far ahead of its North American peers.
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But back when the show introduced the vision several years ago, the design team probably wasn't thinking that far ahead.
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Even allowing for final tallies to change, that's far ahead of the $15.3 million estimate for Sausage Party at #2.
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In the latest polls, Trump's support among Latino voters is 12 percent, with Hillary Clinton far ahead at 81 percent.
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That is why US sports are far ahead, globally speaking, in testing new streaming options that rewrite the broadcast playbook.
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The Democratic candidates in 6900 special elections ran very far ahead of the Democratic candidates in those districts in 2628.
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Health care is our biggest economic sector, far ahead of the military, Wall Street and the auto and tech industries.
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Even in Apple's vaunted product history, the Air stands out for being so far ahead of its time and competition.
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"I don't think she'd want to do it," Trump said, although he added that he isn't thinking that far ahead.
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In that time period, deportations were also far ahead of the administration's total in the first half of this year.
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Those things haven't changed, but my judgment of how far ahead the Pixel is of any other cameraphone has changed.
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For all the flak games (often rightly) get about sexism, the industry is already far ahead of HBO's imagined future.
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He chooses to contain them for the time being, so that he doesn't trigger intercourse too far ahead of schedule.
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Performance and price were far ahead, each ranked as the most important factor by about a third of those polled.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, now far ahead of their rivals, are gearing up for a one-on-one race.
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Far ahead of her time, she forged a path for women in government, the technology sphere, and the corporate world.
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Prosthetics have moved so far ahead in what they can do; people missing limbs are no longer unable to function.
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The acceleration of their progress is so far ahead of what you would have seen eight or nine years ago.
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A PRODUCT THAT IS IN MANY WAYS IS FAR AHEAD OF SOME OF ITS COMPETITORS BEING IT IS CLOUD-BASED.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump emerged from the week's votes far ahead in delegates, putting major parties in a novel quandary.
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For Mr. Sanders, a close outcome in Iowa was a significant achievement on one level, given how far ahead Mrs.
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"In terms of he's running because of me, the last polls I looked at, I'm pretty far ahead," he said.
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I saw my friend far ahead of me, her jacket a tiny red smudge below the trees and the falls.
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The 2008 race, for example, looked very different this far ahead of Election Day than it did in the homestretch.
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Because Asian manufacturers are now so far ahead, Mr. Trump's tariffs are unlikely to stimulate much investment in domestic production.
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Apple's willingness to back down was seen as a sign of how far ahead Qualcomm is on 28G modem chips.
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"The DNC will have gotten their fondest wish and defeated Bernie Sanders, far ahead of schedule," Trump tweeted Wednesday morning.
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The presidential candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador of the center-left populist Morena party is far ahead in the polls.
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He is running far behind Biden outside of Detroit, including places where he ran far ahead of Clinton in 2016.
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Buffett's index investment bet is so far ahead of Seides' that the hedge fund manager surrendered the wager in May.
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A referendum can help make sure that lawmakers do not forge too far ahead of the public on social matters.
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Even this far ahead of an election, the generic ballot can do a decent job of predicting the final results.
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This is rare in Russia and not expected this time, particularly as Putin is so far ahead in opinion polls.
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People often live in a home longer than they plan, so it's good to plan far ahead when shopping around.
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But Battle's father, Gary, said the current team had much bigger things to worry about than thinking that far ahead.
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Rashida Tlaib, who would be the first Muslim woman elected to Congress if she wins, is far ahead in fundraising.
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Taking out an average of six targets for every time she dies puts her far ahead of the average kill ratio.
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It was also a sum that came in far ahead of the HMRC's internal target of £753 million for the period.
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At the end, Bowser was far ahead with seven stars, and then got both bonus stars, bringing the total to nine.
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You can win without the rest of Durant's prime, but you can't get so far ahead that you're all-but-unstoppable.
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The ANO party of Andrej Babis, the populist billionaire who serves as Czech prime minister, is far ahead of any rival.
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Trade volume was the highest of the year so far, ahead of the Russell index rebalancing scheduled for after the close.
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But when the leader is so far ahead of its competition, I struggle to get excited about any other mobile cameras.
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As you can see, Cloudera slots in just under Alteryx, and far ahead of Box, in terms of its growth rate.
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It's not all that stunning that he's so far ahead in the national polls, given the quality of the Republican competition.
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"They've been playing great, but you can't get too far ahead of yourself," Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue said of the Warriors.
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Serious fans already know that she's as electrifying as LeBron James, and as far ahead of her competition as Usain Bolt.
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"Not trying to look too far ahead but obvious that end result would be really sweet," a smiling Osterman told Reuters.
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Opinion polls put Mr Trump just as far ahead there as he was in New Hampshire, with 36% of the vote.
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"Belgium are far ahead of us in their development as a group....and we are not at that stage," he said.
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Alipay's whopping 450 million users and Tencent's estimated 300 million users put it far ahead of Baidu Wallet's 100 million figure.
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"I don't think we are both thinking that far ahead," said Federer, who has never played against Nadal in New York.
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The U.S. moved up two spots from last year, to 13, far ahead of Russia (63), China (83) and India (118).
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Mercury in Virgo reminds you that slowing down just a little bit can get you very far ahead in the end!
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If you are preparing far ahead of hurricane season, you can also buy wind-resistant windows and pull-down storm shutters.
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It's surprising to see women come out so far ahead in so many areas considering that men, on average, earn more.
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Even among other states with closed primaries, none force their citizens to figure such things out so far ahead of time.
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"The DNC will have gotten their fondest wish and defeated Bernie Sanders, far ahead of schedule," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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The main conservative opposition party New Democracy, which is far ahead of Syriza in opinion polls, also vehemently opposes the deal.
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It's hard to see any impact on Tuesday's primaries from a debate in which Biden, who is far ahead, performed well.
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To prepare for the race, Mr. Crowley's campaign commissioned its first poll early in 2018; the results showed him far ahead.
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I don't want to go that far ahead, but that is possible," the former vice president said on "Meet The Press.
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That may be why she lost that race: She seemed too far ahead of herself, too far afield of local concerns.
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Movistar's Sporting Director Jose Luis Arrieta defended his team's actions, insisting they were far ahead at the time of the crash.
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Traditional Brazilian rhythms, Minimalistic motifs, breakneck picking and sighing melody are commingled in pieces that look both inward and far ahead.
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"We want to show people just how far ahead of their time Vienna and its protagonists really were," Mr. Kettner said.
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"Rumor is just a prophecy far ahead of our times," says a quote widely shared online in China in recent weeks.
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"We are far ahead of where we would have been if not for the necessity of making these identifications," he said.
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Still, a question remains: Is the Democratic Party too far ahead of the electorate, in danger of being swamped by reaction?
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One reason might be that companies are being opportunistic, raising capital far ahead of actual needs when market conditions are favorable.
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In a 2016 poll, 29% of Republican voters named repealing Obamacare as their main concern, far ahead of health care costs.
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He won 28 percent of the vote, far ahead of Bayh and the field, while 37 percent of caucusgoers stayed uncommitted.
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Out of more than 643,000 responses to our (unscientific) poll, four clear front-runners emerged, one far ahead of the rest.
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But for now, judging by social media, people who reside in the city don't seem to be thinking that far ahead.
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"In terms of he's running because of me, the last polls I looked at, I'm pretty far ahead," Biden told reporters.
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Rep. James Clyburn, the Assistant Democratic Leader in the House, is pulling the fire alarm far ahead of the 2018 midterms.
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Sanders has rapidly overtaken Biden in national polls, and he is now running far ahead of the rest of the field.
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They're just so far ahead in the number of subscribers, and the amount of money that they are putting into production.
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Robert overtook us in 2013, and while we're still far ahead of Gary, Lawrence or Ronald, the trend line is ominous.
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However, some of the Model 3's technology seemed to be far ahead of that found on the Chevrolet and BMW.
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"We try always to develop very sophisticated security features because we want to stay far ahead of the counterfeiters," he added.
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Senator Kamala Harris was far ahead of her colleagues tonight, delivering a number of sharp and direct attacks against the administration.
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And candidates don't spend resources in states where they are too far ahead to lose, or too far behind to win.
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In fact, look closer at the Android world, and you will see just how far ahead the Apple Watch truly is.
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Already 35 House GOPers have announced plans to retire or run for other offices this fall, far ahead of historic patterns.
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Evers has been running far ahead of the other Democrats in the polls, but he could still be beaten on Tuesday.
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So we're pretty far ahead of the next biggest competitor but there's competitors like Meadow or others that are out there.
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In some ways he was a man of his time, and in others he was impossibly far ahead of the curve.
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Loss-making Tesla, which made 83,922 cars last year, is already far ahead of the German luxury brands in electric car sales.
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It's so far ahead of everything else, that it usually takes other car makers an entire generation of cars to catch up.
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It beat the goal, reaching the $0003 billion mark far ahead of the calendar-equivalent date of mid-Summer of this year.
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Simply put: Booker is often far ahead of other politicians, including those in his party, when it comes to criminal justice reform.
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As far as what's in store when it does, we're largely in the dark — George R.R. Martin hasn't written that far ahead.
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He's put the Golden State Warriors so far ahead (53-5) that they could lose all 24 and still make the playoffs.
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A poll last week puts its support at 41%, far ahead of the two main centrist opposition parties, on a combined 29%.
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But Netflix's days of being so far ahead of the game no one can touch them are possibly coming to an end.
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Investors are far ahead of the bank in pricing in a cut to 0.75% by October, and 0.5% by early next year.
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Expectations for Fed rate hikes in 2016 rose Friday after a jobs report that came in far ahead of Wall Street expectations.
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The Warriors, famously, are often so far ahead at the end of the third quarters that their bench plays the entire fourth.
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Perhaps it is unsurprising that these analysts, as a group, appear to think the stock has run far ahead of its valuation.
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Mr Trump came second, not far ahead of Marco Rubio, considered to be the viable moderate alternative to the populist front-runners.
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Hence the contradictory statements of Haley, Tillerson, and McMaster: They can't agree on an endgame because Trump hasn't thought that far ahead.
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The document was created in July, suggesting the images shown may have been taken quite far ahead of the iPhone X launch.
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Just beginning a very long stretch on the inside, the protagonist, Romy Hall, is physically confined and cannot see very far ahead.
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The United States, with a force of 1.3 million, was far ahead at $650 billion, or more than 2½ times China's level.
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"Honestly I did not even see her, she was so far ahead," silver medallist Maya DiRado of the United States told reporters.
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That remains too far ahead to conjure for Tavares, the team's captain, who leads the Islanders with 27 goals and 57 points.
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But it is enough to get them through the next election, which is about as far ahead as they look these days.
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Democrats in 2017 generally ran far ahead of their recent showings, including ahead of Hillary Clinton's performance in the 2016 presidential election.
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Once a country acquires It, growth can be rapid, precisely because best practice is so far ahead of where the country starts.
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"People got a good sense in 2016, 2017, that they were very far ahead of what other people were doing," Bauer said.
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If it goes too far ahead, that probably means inflation is getting out of hand and the Fed needs to tighten up.
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Keitany was back where she feels most comfortable in the marathon's women's race — far, far ahead of the rest of the pack.
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Mary Keitany was back where she prefers to be Sunday in the New York City Marathon — far, far ahead of everyone else.
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Sanders could be so far ahead in early votes, Shaw said, that Biden would need to win Election Day by double digits.
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According to a report by Strategy Analytics, Apple sold nearly 60 million AirPods in 2019, putting it far ahead of any competitor.
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At CES, the company clearly went out of its way to show off just how far ahead it is with several concepts.
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Although the margin between J.H.S. 145's test scores and New Millennium's is small, New Millennium is far ahead on other measures.
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Cuomo, who has been governor for two terms, currently polls far ahead of Nixon, according to a Quinnipiac poll from late March.
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It was the biggest monthly gain since February, and far ahead of Wall Street analysts' predictions of an increase of about 210,26.
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But investors are thinking far ahead, to a time when technology giants such as Apple and Google change the nature of personal transport.
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Indecent, playwright Paula Vogel's Broadway debut, recasts God of Vengeance as a triumphant, defiant showcase of queer love far ahead of its time.
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Trump had tasked the agency with landing U.S. astronauts on the moon within five years, far ahead of NASA's previous deadline of 2028.
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China is Russia's largest trading partner, far ahead of the United States and any European countries, with bilateral trade volume exceeding $100 billion.
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It's so far ahead of the others that it would seem undemocratic that it not be in government – indeed, not lead a government.
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The market leader, DJI, is so far ahead of the competition, that introducing a straight ahead camera drone is a pretty foolhardy venture.
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Hadid was so far ahead of the game, she wished Jenner a happy birthday weekend on Instagram with a black-and-white candid.
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Though Trump is far ahead in the delegate race, he could fall short of the majority mark needed to clinch the nomination outright.
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But it remains hard to overhaul business practices when the culture values face time and dedication to the job far ahead of performance.
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Just a few years ago, HBO had the lead on original content and international reach, while Netflix was far ahead in online distribution.
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This new Energy Department chart provides a helpful way of seeing how electric vehicle adoption in California is far ahead of other states.
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It's far ahead of any other car in its mainstream class, shaming interiors in the entry-level SUVs of Cadillac, Infiniti and Lexus.
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"We were always trying to be a little ahead of things, but I think with Killjoys we got pretty far ahead," Way says.
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Spenders should be preparing for these expenses far ahead of time instead of drawing down on other sources of cash for their purchases.
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The extraordinary Bitcoin price surge in recent months has raced far ahead of the number of computers available to mine the digital currency.
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Meanwhile, thanks in part to generous welfare policies, the party has kept its lead in the polls, far ahead of the centrist opposition.
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Far ahead of his time, Hefner not only helped pave the way for sexual liberation, he was a trailblazer for inclusion and diversity.
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Other states are far ahead it comes to managing water, but the climate demands that California sprint to the front of the pack.
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Konta did stop the rot at 0-5 but Bouchard was too far ahead and sealed victory when Konta wafted a return long.
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The one survey of the race showed Waltz pretty far ahead at 53 percent, with Ward at 21 percent and Costello at 16.
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It took only 22 minutes for the first test, and 10 minutes for the second — far ahead of the two-hour allotted time.
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Nearly half -- 48% -- of Republicans say Trump would best handle the economy, far ahead of Bush, Cruz and Kasich, with just 7% each.
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At the next election, despite polls showing him far ahead, Peres lost to rightist Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu by fewer than 30,000 votes.
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We made sure to stay far ahead of the rushing water, and finally found a safe spot where we could wait it out.
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But state Medicaid officials can't think that far ahead, Diane Rowland, executive vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, told The Hill Extra.
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With 96 percent of the votes from Monday's election counted on Wednesday, Mr. Duterte led with 38.5 percent, far ahead of his rivals.
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Larry Hogan (R) are two of the most popular governors in the country, and both are running far ahead of their Democratic rivals.
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But it's not so far ahead of the down-only alternative that I check which pillow I'm laying my head on at night.
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Justin Fashanu was the first in 1990, and it was a historic gesture from a player who was far ahead of his time.
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Piper Jaffray reiterated its overweight rating on Tesla shares, saying the company's electric car quality is far ahead of its peers in China.
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Exit polls showed his Servant of the People party far ahead of its nearest challenger, although it may fall short of a majority.
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In contrast to the United States, China is far ahead of the rest of the world in the deployment of new 2628G networks.
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By removing likes, Facebook could "reformat" its DNA to align itself more with Snapchat's "underlying philosophy," which places interaction far ahead of competition.
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He claims that he has a 30-year plan, but also has ideas looking as far ahead as 300 years in the future.
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Napoleon is so far ahead of the normal distribution curve created by the data for these 6,000-plus generals, it's not even close.
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The lag also puts the United States at a disadvantage compared with, say, Europe, where banks are far ahead in making payments instantaneous.
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Far, far ahead of the curve, the company has actually been around since 2000, before impact investing was even a widely-known term.
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Can Samsung even catch up to Google and Alexa, who are already so far ahead of the smart speaker and smart home game?
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This level of growth puts Netflix far ahead of the average revenue growth across both app stores, which is currently at 29 percent.
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"We are very much aware of how far ahead you need to be thinking" in order to go public in China, Malcolm said.
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He did not need to ease into his season with weeks of exhibition games, and he did not think that far ahead, anyway.
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"We are at a unique point in time where the technology is far ahead of society's ability to restrain it," Mr. Suresh noted.
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That already puts it far ahead of Steam in general, which according to existing figures from 2015 "only" has 125 million registered accounts.
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"There'll be some marginal loss from interconnection in the scale-up, but we are so far ahead that it's entirely feasible," said Keevers.
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This emerging conventional wisdom is far ahead of the facts on the ground: Most economic data lately has pointed to continued healthy growth.
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The art world is supposed to be so far ahead of everybody else, questioning things and moving forward much before other people do.
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And he was polling far ahead of pretty much everyone for months, buoyed by his connection to Obama and deep in-state ties.
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But anybody who knows I'm bipolar and wants to date me is going to be so far ahead of the game for me.
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Clinton over all — like Tammy Duckworth in Illinois, Russ Feingold in Wisconsin or Katie McGinty in Pennsylvania — nonetheless ran far ahead of Mrs.
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If Clemson does not stay on the field, and they give L.S.U. too many opportunities, I think L.S.U. can get too far ahead.
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But he has other parts of his game that are so far ahead of the jump shot, and that's what makes him great.
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What does it matter how far "ahead" Android may be on any particular feature when it really only matters to Google Pixel owners?
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I have inadvertently ended up at the front of our little group, far ahead of everyone else who set out on this climb.
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Before we get too far ahead, let's rewind and talk about two days early in the month that I'm excited about for you.
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The Armenian feminist, novelist and intellectual Zabel Yesayan was a writer with a brilliant mind and a woman far ahead of her time.
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Democrats are far ahead of where they were in either 2010 or 2014, when the generic ballot was essentially tied at this point.
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One of the challenges ends up being that you don't make gigantic bets because you can't too far ahead of yourself on revenue.
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But then China stunned (many) experts again in 2015 when its coal use suddenly flattened out and started declining far ahead of predictions.
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Market-friendly Chile is far ahead in rankings for ease of doing business, levels of corruption, and the quality of its bureaucracy and courts.
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Chile is far ahead in rankings of ease of doing business, levels of corruption, and the quality of its bureaucracy and courts (see charts).
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Of course, it might all be moot because the latest poll shows Sol so far ahead that there's no way Randall can catch him.
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Similarly, Trump's statement got him out far ahead of the German authorities responding to the crisis — a factor that could irritate a US ally.
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It was so far ahead of its time that former employees say it was challenging to find suppliers who could execute on that vision.
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She was so far ahead of her competitors that it was clear to everyone that she was going to swim away with the gold.
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Still, its revenue of $10.3 billion beat expectations of $9.84 billion, and Facebook's EPS of $1.59 was far ahead of the anticipated $1.28 figure.
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The first, above, came as Henrikh Mkhitaryan gutted Leicester's defense with a nifty first touch that sent the ball far ahead of the pack.
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A crucial insight from the research is that planning for both the financial and cognitive aspects of retirement must start far ahead of time.
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Speaking at the last rate-setting meeting, Ricksbank Governor Stefan Ingves said he did not want to get too far ahead of the ECB.
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In this it claims to be far ahead of the rest of the world—with the next-highest recycler being Spain, with just 20%.
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California is far ahead of many U.S. states with its utilities already producing between 30 percent to 40 percent of energy from renewable sources.
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He was so far ahead by the time he pitted that he came out ahead of Vettel, who had yet to make his stop.
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Tsai Ing-wen, the current leader of the DPP is far ahead of the KMT's Eric Chu and odds-on favourite to become president.
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There's also, of course, flying, which is the fastest and, depending on how far ahead in advance you buy your tickets, not too expensive.
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The flurry of lawsuits filed so far ahead of Election Day is part of a legal strategy meant to avoid last-minute court fights.
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Yet P.S. 160 is probably far ahead of many schools because it had been meeting some of the requirements before they came into effect.
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"One thing we learnt from Iraq is that we mustn't let the military campaign get too far ahead of the political process," he said.
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However, some industry analysts say Microsoft's lead is so far ahead that Google has a long way to go before they truly catch up.
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"This is far ahead of the rest of the industry and reflects our extraordinary effort to reach out to customers," he said in testimony.
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Kipruto was so far ahead of his rivals that he started celebrating and waving to the crowd at the start of the final straight.
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Wednesday's two-episode season premiere drew only about 1.3 million, according to TV by the Numbers, not that far ahead of a "Squidbillies" rerun.
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Clinton is far ahead in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia, making double-digit victories in half of the states a distinct possibility.
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Votes were still being tabulated on Thursday, but Mr. Khan's party was far ahead, though still falling short of an outright majority in Parliament.
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And finally, surely, there was her marriage to Martin Ginsburg, a man far ahead of his time, or of any time for that matter.
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One of most important things I've learned from him is not to think too far ahead — maybe one or two points at a time.
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As a Democrat in a lopsidedly blue state, Mr. Newsom is far ahead of his Republican opponent, the business executive John Cox, in polls.
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There are two parallel trends that should keep the company's sales and earnings far ahead of the market in the years ahead, Stuzin said.
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So if they're not going to stop, we're going to be so far ahead of everybody else in nuclear like you've never seen before.
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But the minimum wage debate — like climate change, board diversity and privacy — is already being tackled by the states, far ahead of federal regulation.
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Lopez Obrador, who shuns the comparisons to Chavez, is far ahead in most polls as other parties have struggled to find strong presidential candidates.
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But everyone demurs so far ahead of the first primaries, as did Hillary Clinton four years ago, and it hasn't stopped anyone from speculating.
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Yet the way the stock market ran so far ahead of the real economy in the years since 2009 complicates the picture a bit.
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In a phone call just before noon, a short-tempered Yugoslav colonel told Merriman that the Spanish troops were far ahead, waiting for him.
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The uncertainty makes Caulkins, who characterizes himself as "a worrier" and "a father of teenagers," cautious of moving too far ahead with relaxing drug laws.
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He is highly popular with a large swath of the older Democratic electorate and far ahead of the rest of the pack in national polls.
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The first one to fulfill the order wins, but be careful how far ahead you get, as you will become a target for everyone else.
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Uber bounced back quickly: It's currently ranked 22017 (far ahead of its most direct competitor, Lyft) on the App Store's list of most downloaded apps.
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In other words, what really distinguishes this Seattle team is how far ahead of the rest of the N.F.L. it has been in this statistic.
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With 89 percent of voters counted, Bolsonaro had received 56 percent of valid votes, far ahead of former Sao Paulo mayor Fernando Haddad's 44 percent.
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KB: To your point it's been a series of failures and a series of people who are a bit too far ahead of their time.
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Amazon and Google are far ahead in the smart speaker market with 67% and 30% shares in the U.S. in 2018, respectively, according to eMarketer.
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But I try not to reflect too much now nor look too far ahead because I just want to focus on the here and now.
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Equity market investors are primed to be sorely disappointed as stock prices have now raced far ahead of realities, warned an investment strategist on Monday.
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It could also be that the film's visual design was so far ahead of its time that some genre filmmakers still haven't even caught up.
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The host recognized that the company's business process management is far ahead of the competition, but noted that many people aren't aware of the firm.
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However, it managed to increase earnings at its retail bank by 13 percent in the six months to December 31, far ahead of its competition.
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A commentator in The Daily Telegraph argues that their success shows the Conservatives are far ahead of other parties when it comes to gender equality.
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Once multicore scores entered the mix the 8th Generation moved far ahead of the rest of the processors, except the 8-core Ryzen 7 1800X.
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When he was a toddler, they hired the lawyer David Boies and successfully sued Horace Mann to let Taylor begin kindergarten far ahead of schedule.
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The sky grew lighter, revealing more sky, a flock of seabirds fishing and, finally, far ahead, the canoe, battered but intact, struggling to head downwind.
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Now, white Americans still come out far ahead of their counterparts of other races in many other socioeconomic measures, including income, wealth, and educational attainment.
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Guatemalan women are far ahead of U.S. women in optimal breast-feeding practices — Guatemala's exclusive breast-feeding rate, 53 percent, is double the U.S. rate.
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And there seem to be hurdles at American companies that feel much higher than at European companies, which are far ahead of us on this.
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His small-dollar fundraising machine has allowed him to compete across the multi-state map, and he is far ahead in the largest state, California.
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"Florida poised to stamp out Sanders campaign," by Marc Caputo Why the biggest primary next week will probably put Biden too far ahead to catch.
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Unfortunately those days are still far ahead in the future, so we have to deal with boring old tablets that still do pretty cool things.
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"India is far ahead of many countries in most of these areas ... therefore, the ranking of India appears to be clearly inaccurate," said the letter.
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Gains of that magnitude would put the benchmark index around the 53,330 level, still far ahead of the highest target of 3,150 from UBS analysts.
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With more than 87 percent of ballots counted, Mr. Zelensky's party was far ahead in party list voting, with almost 43 percent of the vote.
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With more than 87 percent of ballots counted, Mr. Zelensky's party was far ahead in party list voting, with almost 43 percent of the vote.
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The quantum computer in Devs is as far ahead of real quantum computers as Ava, the AI in Ex Machina, was ahead of a Roomba.
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Some longtime virtual currency investors have said that a major price pullback was necessary after the hype had gotten so far ahead of the reality.
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Right now DJI is far ahead of the competition in the consumer drone world, and its Chinese peer, Yuneec, appears to be angling for second place.
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The game suggested that despite their vaunted records, the Spurs and the Warriors were not quite as far ahead of the Thunder as everyone had thought.
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Indecent, by Paula Vogel and Rebecca Taichman, presents Sholem Asch's God of Vengeance as a triumphant, defiant showcase of queer love far ahead of its time.
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Two Portuguese top legal advisers, renowned for their expertise and training of local judges and prosecutors, were abruptly dismissed in August, far ahead of retirement age.
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However, while looking far ahead, Canopy failed to deliver in the near-term and meet expectations set by its investors, especially its multi-billion dollar benefactor.
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"I feel guilt for letting him get so far ahead of me before I started running after him," Ian Ritch said at a news briefing Wednesday.
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But Sharp still has to find ways to compete with Chinese peers rapidly expanding capacity, and with South Korean makers far ahead in next-generation technology.
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In his latest comments, Trump again hailed Russia's nuclear weapons program as "so far ahead of us" and hit Clinton over her opposition to the Kremlin.
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It seems the charismatic qualities of a president you are excited about drive turnout far ahead of where the banal realities of congressional politics put it.
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Some projections show Matthew reaching the U.S. Eastern seaboard next week, but forecasters warned it was difficult to predict the course so far ahead of time.
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But before we get too far ahead of ourselves, it&aposs worth noting that we don&apost know how widespread the iPhone X camera problem is.
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Mittelstand companies account for 23% of EU exports that go beyond the EU, far ahead of the 10% made up by small and medium British firms.
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Apple Stores across the country offer this kind of service, which puts it far ahead of other companies in terms of phone maintenance and service availability.
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You might be worrying about committing to a purchase this far ahead of the release date, and we always recommend shopping around for the best price.
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Excluding items, the company earned $1.24 per share, far ahead of the average analysts' estimate of 97 cents, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Starting on VP's favored map, Mirage, the teams stayed pretty even for most of the game, neither one pulling out too far ahead of the other.
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The four-year-olds of this world, what they can do in terms of motor control and language is far ahead of what robots can do.
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His fear was that participants in the financial game would always be too far ahead of the government's referees and that the regulators would always fail.
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YouTube is far ahead of its next nearest competitors in the top five by peak time spent per month, including Netflix, Twitch, Hulu, and Amazon Video.
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Fully 80 percent describe themselves as optimistic about near-term prospects, a level far ahead of the 56 percent from the same time a year ago.
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The existence of a publisher suggests Project Rap Rabbit already has funds, so why exactly are they asking people for money so far ahead of time?
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That puts it far ahead of Alphabet's Google Home, a similar gadget that has a 23.8 percent share, and less successful offerings from other tech companies.
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He didn't deny the story; in fact, he got so far ahead of it that his Medium post may well be taught in PR classes someday.
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It's unclear who Man United had their eyes on—it could have even been a Czech player—but maybe they didn't even think that far ahead.
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At least part of the reason AlphaGo is so far ahead of the competition, says Mr Brundage, is that it runs on this more potent hardware.
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Though she has galloped far ahead of her rival this year, Mrs Clinton has run this race once before, when the going wasn't quite so good.
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She's far ahead of Hawley in the money race, having brought in more than $20 million this cycle compared to her challenger's $4.75 million. 4. Sen.
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Canalys, a firm that tracks cloud marketshare numbers says that Amazon's revenue is nearly double that of its nearest competitor, Microsoft, and far ahead of Google.
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"I've begun to believe, not only that She exists, but that She lies not far ahead, and stills the sea, and draws me Herward!" he says.
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In the older, more rural, less religious and less educated western and northern areas of the state, Mr. Trump still ran far ahead of Mr. Cruz.
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Johnson, a former foreign minister and ex-London mayor, won 114 votes in the first-round ballot of party lawmakers, far ahead of his nearest rival.
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Those streams contribute to Drake's weekly total of 111,000 album equivalent units, in Nielsen and Billboard's new chart-speak, sending "Views" far ahead of everything else.
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That's far ahead of his Republican-endorsed primary opponent, Hennepin County Commissioner Jeff Johnson, who reported raising $306,000 this year and had $193,000 left to spend.
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Shalane's mother never had a shot at the Olympics; she was too far ahead of her time, as there were no Olympic distance events for women.
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A full-fledged humanoid bot capable of pleasuring a real person would be incredible, and far ahead of schedule if it were to launch this year.
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But after waiting so long for one championship, the man who played more games than anyone else in franchise history was not thinking too far ahead.
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With McDonald's so far ahead, it doesn't really need to worry about the competition, noted Sam Oches, editorial director of Food News Media at QSR magazine.
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It was extremely unwise for the court to get so far ahead of the country, particularly when its decision was supported by so slender a reed.
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In a widely passed-around post, the venture capitalist M. G. Siegler wondered whether Amazon was so far ahead that HomePod was essentially dead on arrival.
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There's no time limit on how far ahead you can order a ticket, though there are limitations on how many reservations you can have at once.
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In a year of unprecedented power, with hitters on pace to set a record for homers in a season, Stanton is far ahead of his peers.
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In 2006 and 2010, Burden noted, the party that caught the landslide didn't pull far ahead in the generic ballot until very late in the fall.
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"There are a lot of people who are just treading water and not getting very far ahead," said Ted Rossman, credit card industry analyst with creditcards.
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This region feels far removed from and yet far ahead of the pilgrimage sites — and their debilitating crowds — of selfie-obsessed tourism across Europe and America.
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In London, projects that had been started were being followed through but he could see that people were no longer looking so far ahead as before.
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Before looking too far ahead, however, the Gators will open tournament play Thursday against Stanford, which is coming off a 96-72 loss to North Carolina.
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All in all, the school now has revised about 50 hours of its curriculum to include L.G.B.T. health — which puts it far ahead of the curve.
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"In terms of he's running because of me, the last polls I looked at, I'm pretty far ahead," Biden told reporters in New Hampshire on Friday.
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The top three candidates are far ahead of the rest of the pack in the 2020 Democratic presidential field, according to three national polls released Sunday.
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But even if Bloomberg's campaign spending is far ahead of his rivals, the former New York mayor has not "violated any laws, any rules," Waters said.
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In 2006 and 2010, he says, the party that caught the landslide didn't pull far ahead in the generic ballot until very late in the fall.
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Shortstop Javier Baez, the NL's starting second baseman last season, has the third-highest total in the league (861,496), far ahead of Atlanta's Dansby Swanson (303,802).
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Clinton is already far ahead of Mr. Sanders in the delegate count that matters most, given her support from several hundred superdelegates who count toward the nomination.
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India will need to ramp up its economic and security engagement with other countries in the region, since China is far ahead on both fronts, Pant warned.
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Bank stocks - a leadership group and favorite of the fast-money crowd – have pulled back with yields after arguably running too far ahead of the rate move.
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T-Series feud approaches its sixth month, it's clear that the clash between the two channels won't end until either breaks far ahead in the subscriber count.
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Trudeau is in no immediate political danger since the next election is not due until October 2019 and opinion polls put him far ahead of his rivals.
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It's so far ahead of Windows 10 Continuum that it's almost laughable and makes me wonder what Microsoft has been doing for two years since Continuum debuted.
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"I still cannot see Poroshenko winning - he (Zelensky) is just too far ahead," Timothy Ash, senior emerging markets strategist at Bluebay Asset Management, told CNBC on Monday.
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"It is very important to note however that these forecasts tend to be very unreliable this far ahead of time in this specific time period," it said.
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Installed in a computer that simulated the bandwidth of mid-503s internet, the work showed how far ahead of her time Lialina was and, indeed, still is.
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Everyone's focus right now is probably on the new OnePlus 6T that was just announced this morning, but OnePlus itself is already looking far ahead of that.
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With results from 99.4 percent of polling stations counted, Caputova was in pole position with 40.5 percent of votes, far ahead of Sefcovic, who had 18.7 percent.
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The point is, the Oscars are the show to watch if you're looking for a transformative moment — and we've rounded up the best ones so far, ahead.
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Still, the number of people who received this message tells me that the image is legitimate and was accidentally sent out far ahead of schedule by Spotify.
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Google's Self-Driving Car Project and Tesla's autopilot have garnered more headlines, creating the perception that they are far ahead of others in developing autonomous-drive vehicles.
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Nearly 70% of people working in higher education book their tickets more than 15 days in advance—in part because academic conferences are planned so far ahead.
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Published in 1970, Blume's novel — about the titular character seeking an identity while also experiencing the triumphs and pitfalls of puberty — was far ahead of its time.
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We feel confident that our e-assist technology will revolutionize how people explore and navigate their cities and are far ahead of any other solution available today.
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But whatever the case, shouldn't we start preparing for any eventuality, especially since some researchers appear to be rushing far ahead of our think-tankers and policymakers?
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He said Britain could be the most prosperous economy in Europe by 2050, a feat that would mean drawing far ahead of France and then overtaking Germany.
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Who's ahead now: Among chipmakers, Nvidia is far ahead of anyone; its platform seems to be the go-to technology for all the carmakers in the race.
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In reality, though, firms like Tencent through it's almost ubiquitous WeChat messaging platform have already moved far ahead of China's stodgy and debt-laden state banking system.
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Home has only two microphones compared to the Echo's seven On Home, the Assistant really shows off how far ahead Google is compared to Alexa or Siri.
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That puts it far ahead of Alphabet Inc's Google Home, a similar gadget that has a 23.8 percent share, and less successful offerings from other tech companies.
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Unofficial returns showed him with nearly 39 percent of the vote, far ahead of his closest competitor in a system that requires only a plurality to win.
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I have no, no problem with him getting in the race," Mr. Biden said in New Hampshire, adding, "Last polls I looked at, I'm pretty far ahead.
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Reliance has also shone in other ways, delivering 143% total shareholder returns since Jio's launch in September 2016, far ahead of other telcos and the benchmark index.
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Research firms say AWS has more than 583 percent of the fast-growing cloud-computing market and it remains far ahead of rivals including Microsoft and Google.
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He was so far ahead of me in the category of life that I would have been unable to catch up even if I began living now .
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Total amount spent: $21,560,094Number of ads bought: 286,476Trump is far ahead of any other 2020 presidential candidate in both fundraising and advertising, and Facebook is no exception.
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It's one of the fundamental challenges of leadership and you got to get it right: you can't be too far ahead, you can't be too far behind.
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The Sanders win is particularly surprising because it so dramatically contradicted the polls, which almost uniformly had Clinton running far ahead of the Vermont senator in Michigan.
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The funding puts WeWork China far ahead of leading Chinese competitor UCommune in terms funding levels, which has raised about half the amount of funding to date.
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The global strategist at Societe Generale is drawing attention to the fact that stock prices are running far ahead of the actual profits that companies are delivering.
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Of course, this misses the possibility that the great majority of polls aren't biased at all and Clinton really is far ahead of Trump in the election.
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Schwarber had an advantage that far ahead in the count, just as any hitter would; just as any hitter would, he adjusted his approach to reflect that.
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And, perhaps most importantly, retention is already rolling far ahead of schedule: As of September, the service had hit 82% of its roughly 50,000-soldier retention goal.
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Biden has amassed the biggest delegate lead in a Democratic presidential primary since 2004, with landslides in the Midwest and South putting him far ahead of Sen.
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LONDON — With his visionary designs for tanks, helicopters and airplanes, Leonardo da Vinci had a creative genius that was, as we know, far ahead of his time.
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Some states, like Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma and the Dakotas, have pulled far ahead in wind production, but few utilities are taking advantage of it more than Xcel.
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No one seemed to do too much behind me today so I felt like it was in my hands to get as far ahead as I could.
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"He is a wise Lama, and he is thinking far ahead, as he always has," said Brahma Chellaney, an analyst at New Delhi's Center for Policy Research.
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All of those are far ahead of Kraft Heinz — a rare big miss for Berkshire — which has posted a negative return of 64% over the same period.
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His party received 218% of the vote, far ahead of its main rival, a centrist coalition led by Civic Platform, which ran Poland from 483 to 248.
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But Sanders and Warren, both far ahead of Buttigieg nationally yet locked in a tight battle with him in Iowa, are increasingly using Buttigieg as a foil.
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According to Levy, that's so far ahead of the industry that it is just shy of the 46 GWh of all other automakers in the world combined.
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Because I think he believes he can knock off her presidency and her campaign because he's so far ahead that one more good shot and she's done.
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When it comes to size, Iran's 80m inhabitants leave it a way behind Japan (127m), not too far ahead of South Korea (52m), and dwarfed by China (1.38bn).
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When I asked her about the company's next steps, she was hesitant to answer: "If we start talking too far ahead, it still makes people nervous," she says.
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And states have been very willing to take on reform, going far ahead of the federal government in recent years in cutting down sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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Not only does the Pro promise a massive improvement over the original Vive, the promise of a potentially wireless experience puts HTC pretty far ahead of its competitors.
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The firm held a 54.8 percent share of China's 25.2 billion yuan ($3.81 billion) specialist coffee shop market last year, far ahead of rivals like McDonald's Corp's (MCD.
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IIHS says a Tesla Model 3 often slowed down unexpectedly when it encountered tree shadows on the road, oncoming vehicles in another lane or crossing traffic far ahead.
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Defeating it should, in his view, be the overwhelming national priority, far ahead of meeting the challenge of a rising China or a resurgent, nuclear sabre-rattling Russia.
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Though Trump is far ahead in the delegate count, there is serious doubt he will be able to reach the majority mark needed to clinch the nomination outright.
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Obviously rap in America has been going on for decades so they're far ahead of us in that culture, but the UK has proved itself above and beyond.
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The process for creating online content is also a focus for Goldin, with teams working on new content as a product launches, rather than doing so far ahead.
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With 92 percent of voters counted, Bolsonaro had received 47 percent of valid votes, far ahead of former Sao Paulo mayor Haddad's 28 percent, electoral court TSE reported.
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As these two candidates stay far ahead of the Democratic pack, the primary will continue to double as a kind of proxy war in a larger generational battle.
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If Tesla is able to pull off its goals for HW2, that would put the company far ahead of its competitors in the self-driving car market.[Twitter]
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He won 46.3 percent of valid ballots, far ahead of Haddad's 29 percent but short of the outright majority needed to avoid a second round, electoral authorities said.
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Providence will try to build on a solid showing against the nation's best defensive team and avoid looking too far ahead when it hosts New Hampshire on Wednesday.
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BlackRock is far ahead of the average, with index and other market-matching funds accounting for 66 percent of its funds under management at the end of 2018.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman doesn't know exactly why the NBC show has garnered so much buzz so far ahead of the September debut.
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Last year, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Norway was far ahead of other nations such as the Netherlands, Sweden, China, France and Britain in electric car sales.
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In the capital Tehran, officials counting the ballots at three different districts confirmed to The Associated Press that reformists were leading far ahead of their hard-line rivals.
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"She was so far ahead of her time," said O'Connell, who added that it was up to the police to decide whether or not to reopen the investigation.
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"The President has said they want to host the World Cup in 2030 and win it in 2050 – there aren't many countries looking that far ahead," said Bolingbroke.
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The consumer sentiment index, a survey of consumers by The University of Michigan, rose to 101.1 in October, far ahead of the 95 economists polled by Reuters anticipated.
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We are far ahead of the Democratic Party by every measure, not only in fundraising but also in the strength of our ground game, voter engagement and activism.
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The question now is how much longer Mr. Musk and Tesla can continue to defy auto industry convention in trying to stay so far ahead of the competition.
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"The question is, how far ahead of Trump can they run?" said Karl Rove, the founder of American Crossroads, a "super PAC" involved in this year's Senate campaigns.
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He was so far ahead with nine holes left that the result was hardly in doubt, even after he made three bogeys in five holes from the 10th.
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Jose used to be so far ahead of his peers that his fights looked as though he was on cruise control, coasting until the twenty-five minutes expired.
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This is one of the important things I think with tech is making sure that you're not spending ahead of a cycle and too far ahead of times.
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Today, Amazon is far ahead in the smart speaker race, with one forecast from eMarketer predicting Alexa would own 70% of the voice-controlled speaker market this year.
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"The problem is that if some of us get too far ahead, they're going to grab us," he said, speaking of the authorities and the fear of deportation.
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Meanwhile, we are becoming ever more vulnerable, partly because daily life is becoming more dependent on computers, and partly because cyber-offense is far ahead of cyber-defense.
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When they did, Marty, who gave birth to Katie through in vitro fertilization, recalled, "Katie would walk far ahead or far behind" them, but never by their side.
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Historically, the party out of power often runs far ahead of recent presidential performance in open seats, just as Democrats have in 2017 and 2018's special elections.
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Indeed, Princeton and the Ivy League as a whole remain far ahead of the performance of the 403/40 mix over the last 15- and 20-year periods.
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Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander, for example, ran far ahead of Hillary Clinton in the red state and would have been a plausible centrist alternative to Ellison.
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In the latest polls, her center-right Christian Democratic Union party leads with some 36 percent of the vote — far ahead of its closest challenger, the Social Democrats.
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Although it's generally unwise to put stock in these head-to-head polling matchups so far ahead of the election, it's hard to convince most voters of that.
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Biles was one of the last medal contenders to compete, but she was so far ahead in the competition that anything short of catastrophe would earn her gold.
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The 1800-lumen beam will fully illuminate the trail or road far ahead of you, and you will be almost impossible for an oncoming motorist to miss seeing.
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The unit's revenue fell just 4 percent from the same period last year — better than any of its peers and far ahead of laggard Goldman's 40 percent drop.
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It controls 38% of the e-commerce market in the U.S., far ahead of rivals like eBay and Walmart, which only claim single-digit percentages, according to eMarketer.
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History has taught us that when governments get too far ahead of their electorates – or too far behind – they must course correct quickly, or pay a steep price.
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The unit's revenue fell just 4 percent from the same period last year – better than any of its peers and far ahead of laggard Goldman's 40 percent drop.
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Newton also cited high investor sentiment and the fact that U.S. markets are so far ahead of foreign equity markets, which have taken a hit in recent months.
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Still, polling this far ahead of an election fails to fully reflect the realities of a campaign — namely, the focused negative messaging that the sitting President currently faces.
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Pittsburgh's quarterback used to be a gun-slinging, time-buying mad bomber—just look at how far ahead he is in times sacked among all quarterbacks since 2004.
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Giancarlo has often argued the United States should not move too far ahead of other countries in tightening regulations governing the swaps market, which the United States dominates.
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You know when you sim too far ahead in an NHL game's career mode and two teams glitch out and starting trading the same guy back and forth?
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So it tends to go with sex robots, where the moral panic and/or misogynist jubilation about the looming replacement of women has long run far ahead of reality.
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T-Mobile just announced that it's increasing its soft cap for unlimited data plans from 32GB to 50GB, a move that continues to put it far ahead of competitors.
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Investors are getting too far ahead of themselves in expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut rates, according to a pair of top bankers at UBS and Goldman Sachs.
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Earnings per share of 8.56 cents came in far ahead of broker estimates of 3.31 cents and BP is set to maintain its dividend at 10 cents per share.
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Four of the six directors Broadcom had nominated were polling so far ahead of their Qualcomm peers that the race was effectively over, according to data viewed by Bloomberg.
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"I think the country has moved far ahead in the last 10 to 15 years in these issues," said Venkatesh Srinivasan, an assistant representative at the UN Population Fund.
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San Antonio is embarking on a three-game road trip that concludes with a showdown at Golden State on Monday, but the team is not looking too far ahead.
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"Just from a pure math perspective, AWS is so far ahead of the rest that no-one can seriously challenge its leadership in the short term," Dinsdale told TechCrunch.
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The demographics and election rules of each state — the percentage of black voters, closed versus open primaries — made the outcome of each race easily predictable far ahead of time.
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"Zelensky is so far ahead in the polls that his no-show really isn't going to affect that," Chris Weafer, a senior partner at Macro-Advisory, told CNBC Monday.
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One survey this week gave PiS a 29% share of the electorate, still in first place but not far ahead of the liberal Nowoczesna party, which opposes the ban.
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"We're in a place where so many voters are so far ahead of where the party establishment is, and the change that we want is really foundational," Nixon says.
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But, camping in the parks is also on the rise and usually requires a permit, so you'll need to plan far ahead, booking as soon as permits become available.
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He was never awarded a Nobel Prize because his research on the quantum physics and thermodynamics of black holes was too far ahead of the possibility of experimental verification.
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Babis, whose centrist ANO movement is far ahead of Sobotka's Social Democrats and other parties in opinion polls, described the move as "a desperate step by a desperate person".
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That puts it far ahead of "Blade Runner 2229," which is skidding to $26 million during its second weekend at 23,5.73 locations, down 25.7% from its disappointing opening weekend.
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The firm posted revenue of $27.8 billion, ahead of an expected $27.2 billion tally, and earnings per share of $9.57, far ahead of an anticipated $8.33 per-share figure.
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A Eurobarometer poll last July, even before the arrivals peaked, found that immigration had become Europeans' biggest concern, far ahead of the economic issues that usually dominate such surveys.
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But even if they go in the tank, they're so far ahead of the pack that the worst-case scenario for the Blue Jackets is a wild-card spot.
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Or maybe Lil B is so far ahead of the curve that he himself doesn't appreciate the contribution he's accidentally made towards hip-hop culture almost 6 years later.
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There's also the way Birkenmeier and the terrific cast, under Katie Brook's direction, stay so far ahead of the plot, they seem to be taunting you to keep up.
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Flake would have faced a primary challenger next year who has the backing of Trump's former aide Steve Bannon, and who was far ahead of him in the polls.
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After two weeks, the team who completes the race with the fastest time and the least number of miles wins the rally — but Chaplin isn't thinking that far ahead.
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This nudged us towards our ultimate approach: working out how far ahead a champion would have been if his rivals had played to a typical standard for their era.
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Though the gap between the two companies will narrow, O'Shea predicts Wal-Mart's 2022 domestic sales will still be far ahead of Amazon, at $464.4 billion to $399 billion.
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"This is so unusual because it's so far ahead of an election," she said, noting that attack ads are often reserved for the final weeks of a campaign. Sen.
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Out-of-state money has been the lifeblood of Slotkin's campaign, putting her far ahead of her competitor for the Democratic nomination and nearly neck-and-neck with Bishop.
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Baron explains that constantly asking "why not" has not only made the tech CEO extremely successful but it has ultimately put him far ahead of others in his industry.
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"I never get too far ahead of myself," he said, neither confirming nor denying whether he would attempt to depose Joyce at a meeting to be held on Monday.
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And so much of the planet is so far ahead of this country in terms of reproductive freedom and the status of women, and maternal health, and child care.
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The cop goes a little easy on the throttle (it's a residential zone) so it's not too long until he's so far ahead it's hard to even spot him.
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She said it revealed just how far ahead the company is in its e-commerce strategy and the insights it holds on its almost 600 million monthly active users.
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The last time voters saw Joe Biden was Tuesday night, after victories in Arizona, Florida and Illinois put him far ahead of Bernie Sanders in the Democratic delegate count.
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The evening arctic light had settled into a permanent, muted dusk, and ahead — far ahead — we could just make out a few tents in a large, grassy camping spot.
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If you can learn to say no now, you will be so far ahead of me, because I didn't learn to say no until I was in my 70s.
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Sadly, she was too far ahead of her time in her testimony about Clarence Thomas at his confirmation hearing in 1991, although she paved the way for today's resistance.
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Norman Patry, the owner of Summer Feet Cycling in Maine, said he was too far ahead of the curve when he bought a dozen e-bikes six years ago.
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So I know it's going to be a lot of hard work for me this week mentally just to cope with everything, just also not thinking too far ahead.
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"We're actually not thinking too far ahead in this tournament right now because this weekend is a pretty big weekend, isn't it?" assistant coach Ian Foster said on Tuesday.
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And in the second part of the episode, three women who pioneered the language of consent reflect on being far ahead of their time on the politics of sex.
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The data from AppAnnie's latest report shows just how far ahead YouTube is on the mobile front — where more people are spending their time, especially teenagers and young adults.
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MORE may be struggling to break into the top tier of Democratic presidential candidates, but there is one arena in which he has surged far ahead of the pack.
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I don't want him to get too far ahead of himself, but know that, yeah, if you throw four hits out there, you get a chance to keep playing.
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So we're very, very far ahead of the curve, which is, quite frankly, where we like to be, and how you need to do a show of this size.
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"If an international ban on mines can be secured it means, looking far ahead, that the world may be a safer place for this generation's grandchildren," the quote read.
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Mr. O'Connor had tried to reach Mr. Stoke, he said, but the fire and smoke all around him made it difficult to get closer or see very far ahead.
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If I had to guess two years ago, I thought the content and the app would parallel one another, but now it seems like the content is far ahead.
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If you want to look at a historical example of a company that didn't have this setup, it was Amazon, which historically thinks far ahead, and has done fantastically well.
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He is also concerned that Donald Trump may reverse Barack Obama's environmental efforts, and argues that Canada's climate policy should not get too far ahead of its largest trading partner's.
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TV hits, reporters say, have become key to their status in the White House, and they have to be careful not to get too far ahead of their own reporting.
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As TechCrunch's Josh Constine pointed out at the time, Messenger is so far ahead of other messaging apps in the U.S. that its only real competition is SMS and iMessage.
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Microsoft had been anticipating Google's entry into cloud game streaming, originally unveiled as Project Stream back in October, but Google's progress on launch plans are far ahead of Microsoft's own.
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"Sadly, past Administrations have allowed China to get so far ahead of Fair and Balanced Trade that it has become a great burden to the American Taxpayer," he tweeted Friday.
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Even though he had been far ahead in the polls, Reagan's campaign suddenly seemed in peril under an onslaught of stories asking whether he was too old for the job.
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"This commitment, and Apple's recent progress in transitioning its supply chain in Asia to renewable energy, puts it far ahead of others in the sector," said Greenpeace in its statement.
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It was developed with the aim of bringing high-end arcade games into the home without compromise, and it was technically far ahead of contemporaries like the SNES and Genesis.
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EA's big advantage in a quickly crowding space is being far ahead of the competition in collecting data about what players want and don't want out of a subscription service.
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But unlike several colleagues in the same situation, the raspy-voiced populist has moved far ahead of Republican challenger Jim Renacci in polls assessing his bid for a third term.
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Every Democrat in every special election ran far ahead of the party's candidates in 22019, and every Republican in every special election ran far behind the GOP candidates in 2016.
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Potentially, having a 360 degree view of a movie could even eliminate the need for the big screen experience — but let's not get too far ahead of ourselves just yet.
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That was the playbook for former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who was ridiculed on Twitter by President Donald Trump for getting too far ahead on diplomacy with North Korea.
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Newsom, the state's lieutenant governor, was far ahead in the polls, and, if his position held, he would come into office with a budget surplus of nearly nine billion dollars.
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With Mark Teixeira planning to retire and Sanchez possibly on the rise, McCann could find steady work at first base next season, although Girardi is not thinking that far ahead.
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Though it took on a life of its own, the single proved too far ahead of its time—sampling laws and licensing practices weren't yet nailed down when "UFO" broke.
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The Vermont senator won New Hampshire with 60 percent of the vote, far ahead of Hillary Clinton's 38 percent, a bigger margin of victory than most polls had been predicting.
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Blowing my entire clothes budget on fall wear left me with nothing for the other seasons, but there's no manual for transitioning and I hadn't thought that far ahead yet.
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The S&P has been up 2600 of the 13 trading days this month, yet market technicians do not seem concerned the market is getting too far ahead of itself.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg has surged far ahead of the other Democratic presidential candidates, according to a new CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll of of likely Iowa caucusgoers.
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The ability to occasionally run so far ahead of the party could allow Democrats to pull off dozens of wins in districts that don't even appear to be in contention.
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The wild-foods enthusiast Euell Gibbons was far ahead of his time in his advocacy of a diverse plant diet — but he died at age 64 of an aortic aneurysm.
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Mr. Trump raised more than $30 million in the first quarter of 2019 and has $40.8 million in cash on hand, putting him far ahead of any Democratic presidential candidate.
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He won the district by 35 points in 2016, and has never won a reelection bid by fewer than 11 points; he polled far ahead of Trump in the area.
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Sandy Miller, a venture capitalist at IVP, said several companies were meeting with potential investors far ahead of filing for an I.P.O., in what are known as pre-roadshow events.
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The ice was so thin last winter that an unusual series of southerly storms shattered what little ice there was in February and March, far ahead of the normal schedule.
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Complete results showed on Sunday that OLANO, a politically amorphous, pro-European Union and pro-NATO movement, took 25.02% of the vote, far ahead of the ruling Smer with 18.29%.
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"Cartier was so far ahead of its time," said George Somlo, a vintage watch dealer for nearly 50 years and owner of Somlo Antiques in the Burlington Arcade in London.
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The analyst found that a record 49 percent of U.K. respondents watch Netflix for TV or movies, just shy of YouTube's 52 percent and far ahead of Amazon's 32 percent.
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CoStar has no real competition and is so far ahead in the commercial real estate data business that it is unrealistic for new entrants, said Brad Schwer, a Morningstar analyst.
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According to the National Retail Federation, a trade association, many retailers pre-bought inventory for their stores last year — far ahead of the next expected tariff increase on December 15.
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But the larger issue for them might simply be that their rivals in home hardware — Amazon, Google, and Apple — are so far ahead of them in building an install base.
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While agencies expect the company will improve over time, they also say that rival Instagram is far ahead and makes it easy to integrate ad campaigns across other Facebook platforms.
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He also said that details of a tax bill should not be released too far ahead of a markup because that will give people time to focus on the negatives.
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Germaine Dulac may have just been too far ahead of her time as a queer woman filmmaker, and too prodigious in her output to receive proper recognition in any category.
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Out-of-state money has been the financial lifeblood of Slotkin's campaign, putting her far ahead of her competitor for the Democratic nomination and nearly neck-and-neck with Bishop.
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And he is far ahead of his primary opponents in polling among people of color: An Economist/YouGov poll last week had his support at 50% among black Democratic primary voters.
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He said he thought he was getting closer to winning the French Open title every time he played the claycourt grand slam but had learned not to think too far ahead.
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The Boston Celtics will try to avoid looking too far ahead when they carry a slim lead in the Eastern Conference into a Sunday afternoon matchup at the New York Knicks.
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In the governor's race, Tim Walz, who in 2016 managed to win a rural district that Donald Trump also carried, was far ahead in fundraising and had won many straw polls.
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Why it matters: These advances, though still far off, may be enough to vault a country's industry and military far ahead of its peers and create an economic boom, experts say.
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"This commitment, and Apple's recent progress in transitioning its supply chain in Asia to renewable energy, puts it far ahead of others in the sector," senior IT analyst Gary Cook said.
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"Sadly, past Administrations have allowed China to get so far ahead of Fair and Balanced Trade that it has become a great burden to the American Taxpayer," Trump said on Twitter.
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Halep is once again in the mix to claim that coveted ranking at the end of Wimbledon but after her Paris heartache, she does not want to think too far ahead.
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It's slightly better than the MSI GS65's battery life under the same conditions and far ahead of competing gaming laptops like the ASUS Zephyrus M, which hardly lasted three hours.
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"It is unrealistic for anyone to plan that far ahead for their future actions and resign in advance not knowing state of the issue in next three months," reads the petition.
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Meanwhile, Tesla is arguably far ahead of its peers in self-driving technology thanks to more than a billion miles of data based off cars that are already on the road.
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Macron was far, far ahead in the polls, and a good disinformation campaign is going to take more than a few days to get its roots into the minds of voters.
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Preliminary final results with absentee ballots still to be counted gave Hofer 22018 percent support, far ahead of Alexander Van der Bellen of the Greens party who ran as an independent.
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On the European corporate front, telecoms equipment maker Ericsson posted quarterly core earnings far ahead of market expectations and lifted its 2020 sales target, citing a stronger market and currency effects.
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It amounts to an old-school political power play by a veteran politician intent on leveraging every advantage of incumbency — even as public polls have him far ahead of Ms. Nixon.
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"There is a risk, I think, when a candidate gets too far ahead, that everyone just stays home because they think, 'We already know who's going to win anyway,'" LeRoux says.
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Was that just plucked from the air as a future point that isn't so far ahead of us that it's totally unimaginable, as you can project technological progression to that point?
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Exit polls from November's presidential election showed a clear plurality of voters ranking the ability to "bring change" far ahead of any other candidate quality as the trait that mattered most.
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The S.N.P. won 63 seats, down from 69 and two short of the 65 required for a majority in the 129-seat Parliament, but it was far ahead of its rivals.
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Repurchases are up 2171.3 percent year to date, far ahead of the 9 percent gain in dividends, while M&A activity involving U.S. companies has surged 130 percent, according to UBS.
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A winner of two world championship silver medals, Kipruto was so far ahead of his rivals that he started celebrating and waving to the crowd when he entered the final straight.
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But if it did, Trump would come out of the primary and caucus process still far ahead, but with somewhere between 85033,180 and 1,210 delegates, slightly short of what he needs.
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The drift is something like a kingdom floating on the foam of day, the hand of a friend seen so far ahead in time as to be time gone, time before.
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Though none are happy with the status quo, they cannot find a peace deal in which all five come out ahead but none so far ahead as to disadvantage a rival.
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The elections are too far ahead of the filing deadline for next year, when the tax changes' full impact will become apparent, said Richard Bensel, a political-science professor at Cornell.
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" Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said, "For me, I stay in the present and don't get too far ahead of myself, and [the bill takes effect] four years down the road.
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Despite hundreds of more relevant, more ethical, more in-tune, more savvy brands vying for competition, Victoria's Secret is still far ahead of the pack, as far as sheer numbers go.
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Dozens of people skim across the waters at speeds of up to 220 miles per hour, kites far ahead and their boards floating two feet above the chop of the waves.
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With the explosion of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, technology today has once again leapt far ahead of existing regulatory systems, causing a negative reaction from those who live in regulatory bubbles.
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Schiaretti won around 55% of the regional vote, a sharp jump from around 40% in the previous election in 2015, putting him far ahead of rivals affiliated with Macri's Cambiemos party.
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Start as far ahead as you can so that you will sort through the stuff instead of throwing it into a box and taking care of it at your new space.
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GLAAD said some TV characters and storylines still portrayed the LGBT community in a negative or stereotypical way, but noted that television was far ahead of movies in terms of representation.
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It's still only a fraction the size of Facebook (2.27 billion global monthly active users) and Instagram (1 billion), but it's far ahead of Twitter (336 million) and Snapchat (186 million).
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In large part, that's because Republican senators like Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Rob Portman of Ohio, and Marco Rubio of Florida are running far ahead of their party's presidential nominee.
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Macron is so far ahead that a polling miss would make Brexit and Trump look like a rounding error: Anyone who says "Le Pen can win because Trump!" is basically innumerate.
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I don't think our society can adapt quickly enough to these technological changes — they're running so far ahead of our laws and culture and institutions that we're essentially hostage to them.
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But it's also worth pointing out that while Samsung and iOS may now be tied, Android is still far ahead in the U.S., with a 63.2 percent share to iOS's 35 percent.
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High winds this weekend could ground water-dropping aircraft, disperse fire retardant and drive hot embers far ahead of the flames to set new blazes, Cal Fire Division Chief Jonathan Cox said.
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Still, even with this decline, Apple is far ahead of the competition, as Counterpoint says Xiaomi and Samsung both held around 6% of the wireless earbud market share for the entire year.
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Polls show Klaver's Left Greens on course to quadruple their representation to 16 seats, while Rutte's centre-right liberals shrink from 41 to somewhere around 25, not far ahead of Wilders' nationalists.
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He also said the U.K. could become the most prosperous economy in Europe over the next three decades, a feat that would mean pulling far ahead of France and ultimately overtaking Germany.
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It's a problem that any show would be lucky to have, but it is possible for fans to get so far ahead of the narrative that they forget to actually enjoy it.
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Shares in U.K. supermarket Tesco finished up just shy of 10 percent in European trade on Wednesday, following forecast-beating first-half earnings and a confident outlook as far ahead as 2020.
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I don't really think their lack of planning is to blame, because I tend to believe that planning too far ahead in TV results in bland, boring storytelling that feels deeply schematic.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Ireland remains the euro zone's largest center for financial special purpose vehicles, data from the European Central Bank (ECB) showed on Friday, placing it far ahead of closest rival Luxembourg.
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The biggest winners are households making $250,000 a year or more, which would see two different taxes targeting them repealed; households with millions in investment income would come out particularly far ahead.
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And sometimes the crazy ideas are just crazy and sometimes they are far ahead of their time and sometimes, in a few rare, special cases, aliens tell you how to build them.
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"Steam has been an incredible part of the indie ecosystem for the past decade, and I am thankful for them being so far ahead of the curve with digital distribution," Ismail said.
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Bitcoin, which is likely off the hook when it comes to being declared a security, is still far ahead with a price of $9,691 per bitcoin and a $165 billion market cap.
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The party remains far ahead of the DNC in to-date fundraising totals for this cycle, enjoying a lead of almost $100 million in total funds raised, according to The Washington Post.
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If the Fed talks up another rate hike before the inflation data actually turns, I'd worry about the Fed being too far ahead of the curve rather than too far behind it.
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I think it's going to be tough for him to run far ahead of "generic Republican," unlike Portman or even Rubio, who have distinct brands and are well known in their states.
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The turtles, weighing up to 2628 pounds, have left more than 28500,6900 nests, according to The Associated Press, far ahead of the 2628,28503 nests counted in the previous highest count in 22019.
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As the US now moves toward the final game, one last takeaway remains: Yes, the USWNT, so far ahead of the pack in so many ways for so long, is being challenged.
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Nonfarm payrolls increased by 2900,220006 in June, far ahead of the expected 2202,2628 and continuing the trend of more rapid expansion this year than last (in 28500, the average increase was 6900,2628).
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We highly recommend you check out the interactive graphic for yourself, but if you just want a peek, we've got the data from the six episodes of season 6 thus far, ahead.
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"Never is there a better day to illustrate just how far ahead Amazon is compared to other retailers," Radial's Stefan Weitz, the commerce technology firm's senior vice president of technology, told CNBC.
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They were 64-96 in their inaugural season — far ahead of their hapless expansion brothers, the Mets — and within a few years they had budding stars like Rusty Staub and Joe Morgan.
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Under the leadership of Benjamin Fowke, a gray-haired chief executive trained in finance, Xcel intends to get far ahead of the clean-power requirements that have been imposed by its regulators.
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"Both Sanders and Warren have put forth a slew of policies a couple of election cycles ago would have been seen just far ahead of where the Democratic Party was," Berman said.
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It is far ahead of North America when it comes to maneuvering in the region; by comparison, less than 103 percent of the United States' economic output is derived from the Arctic.
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Mr. Peña Nieto, far ahead in the polls, was poised to regain, in the coming election, the presidency his party hadn't held in 12 years, after having ruled Mexico for seven decades.
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A Fox News poll released on Sunday and a Winthrop University poll released last week painted similar pictures of Mr. Biden far ahead of Ms. Warren among black voters in the state.
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Jim Lidestri, the chief executive of Border City Media, the company behind BuzzAngle, said that the early data showed Ms. Del Rey's album too far ahead for anything else to beat it.
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Even with the recent declines, Bitcoin trading and prices are still far ahead of where they were at the beginning of 2017, before a price run that took Bitcoin to nearly $20,000.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Telecoms equipment maker Ericsson reported quarterly core earnings far ahead of market expectations on Thursday and lifted its 2020 sales target citing a stronger market and currency effects.
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"I think investor optimism got too far ahead of the fundamentals and looking at market valuations in conjunction with inflation, points to an overvaluation in the mid- to low-teens," said Stovall.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Springing Too Far Ahead" (Sunday Review, March 19): The beauty and sadness of David George Haskell's essay reflects my emotions and the emotions of those around me.
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The biggest winners are households making $250,000 a year or more, who would see two different taxes targeting them repealed; households with millions in investment income would come out particularly far ahead.
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This campaign will inevitably be tied to the Senate race — if Brown pulls far ahead, that's a boon for the Democrat's chances in a state where Democrats not named Brown have struggled.
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To deal with recovering people who fear the temptation to take it, sellers in the Netherlands—far ahead of America as usual—have developed a solution that could easily be adopted here.
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Otherworld, a new novel from Kirsten Miller and Jason Segel (yes, that Jason Segel), imagines a world not too far ahead of our own, one where virtual reality can become your only reality.
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For the first 11 months of the year the shortfall was a record C$22.84 billion, far ahead of the previous record for the January-November period of C$12.89 billion in 2012.
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Clinton is far ahead in the delegate race and is the favorite in national polling, but Sanders won three Western states this weekend by wide margins and has eaten into her delegate lead.
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But it is relevant to Google's decision to stop making tablet hardware: the iPad Pro is so far ahead and accelerating so quickly, it would take a miracle for Google to catch up.
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Though it plans to launch a true on-demand service based on its acquisition and mercy killing of Rdio, competitors like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube may be too far ahead to catch.
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"They gave him citizenship and made him a diplomat without even waiting for the UK's response, that's how far ahead of themselves they were getting trying to move him to Moscow," said Vintimilla.
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The group added that some TV characters and storylines still portrayed the LGBT community in a negative or stereotypical way, but noted that television was far ahead of movies in terms of representation.
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The new Notebook 9 is launching this month in the US — it already launched in Korea ahead of the holidays, which is why the company announced the thing so far ahead of CES.
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It's great to see that a nation so far ahead of the rest of us in this respect isn't just resting on its laurels, but finding bigger and badder sources of clean energy.
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But it's the US, says the report, that's currently "far ahead" in terms of global talent, with more universities teaching machine learning and related subjects than any other nation, and more AI startups.
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"It's good in a way to see what they can do and that they're looking that far ahead because I believe that if you do get ready for it, it's possible," he said.
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At our center, a team of philosophers, clinicians and engineers is working actively to address these ethical, moral and social justice issues and offer neuroethical guidelines before the field progresses too far ahead.
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Latest opinion polls put support for his conservative Fidesz party at around 30 percent, far ahead of his nearest rivals, the radical nationalist Jobbik party and the Socialists, each on about 10 percent.
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"I think emotion has raced out far ahead of analysis and there's this strong intuitive sense that these companies are too big," said Franklin Foer, author of a book critiquing large tech companies.
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It's clear that manufacturers can exceed the current 2025 standards of 54.5 miles per gallon after looking at how far ahead automakers are of today's targets and the rapid rate of technology innovation.
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Macedo's nephew, PRB Senator Marcelo Crivella, a bishop in his uncle's Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, is far ahead in the race for mayor of Rio Janeiro, the country's second city.
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Far ahead of her time, she is a shining example of the American pioneering spirit and of the empowerment the White House's recently announced Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative seeks to foster.
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Spotify had 71 million paying subscribers and more than 159 million monthly active listeners as of December, positioning the service far ahead of its closest competitor, Apple Music, with just 36 million subscribers.
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With 52 percent of voters counted, Bolsonaro had received 49 percent of valid votes, far ahead of former Sao Paulo mayor Haddad's 26 percent and 12 percent for former Ceara governor Ciro Gomes.
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It's not unusual for NHK to be so far ahead of the mainstream either — it started broadcasting HD TV back in the 1980s, more than a decade before the resolution became widely available.
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But as often happens in Russia, grandiose hopes and plans have run far ahead of the reality on the ground, where bureaucrats, appalling weather and immense distances conspire to smother the Kremlin's ambitions.
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"You don't want to jump too far ahead but to have it in the back of your mind is totally O.K. with me," said Mitchell, a 225-foot-23-inch southpaw-shooting guard.
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The Russian runner Vladimir Kazantsev was not "far ahead" for most of that race; he and Ashenfelter were neck and neck going into the last lap before Kazantsev pulled into a big lead.
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Whether they were released in the recent present or were far ahead of their time, these 10 vitally important documentaries will help you get a grasp on the current state of the world.
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At least for now, some UK area residents are getting an opportunity to catch a glimpse of a plane designed so far ahead of the time, it's yet to go out of style.
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There was plenty of time for a tying or a go-ahead touchdown for the Giants, but Allen, who completed 19 of 30 passes for the game, put the Bills too far ahead.
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There was plenty of time for a tying or a go-ahead touchdown for the Giants, but Allen, who completed 19 of 30 passes for the game, put the Bills too far ahead.
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Pelosi has made sure all year to never get too far ahead of the Democrats in swing districts who made it possible for her to reclaim the Speaker's gavel in the first place.
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Opinion polls put President Tsai Ing-wen of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party far ahead of her main opponent Han Kuo-yu from the Kuomintang party, which favours close ties with China.
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In part due to those efforts, female participation in the labor force has risen from 65 percent in 2013 to 68.1 percent in 2016 — far ahead of the OECD average of 63.6 percent.
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Forever 21 only recently launched a ship-to-store option for online orders, for example, while competitors like H&M and Zara were far ahead in bridging online and brick-and-mortar retail.
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And for a time it seemed that Tesla was far ahead of the big, established automakers as the notion of self-driving cars caught the imagination of both the media and technology enthusiasts.
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The "Yes on 61" side has raised just $613 million, and even though none of California's major political, business, or media forces is supporting the measure, it is still far ahead in polling.
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The "Yes on 61" side has raised just $16 million, and even though none of California's major political, business, or media forces is supporting the measure, it is still far ahead in polling.
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Tech is usually far ahead of the government, so ... KS: Especially if it's on a state level versus a federal, like there's just certain laws that have to be in, say, self-driving.
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First, a quick rundown of what Messenger accomplished in 2015: Messenger is so far ahead of other core messaging apps in the U.S. (sorry Google) that now its only worthy competitor is SMS/iMessage.
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We always knew Amelia Earhart was a feminist who was far ahead of her time — but a document we recently stumbled upon shows just how modern the pilot's views on marriage and monogamy were.
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The advantage of LIDAR was that it returned data that was easy for a computer to read: there is an object this wide, this tall, this far ahead, and this far to the left.
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A business-friendly programme and pledges to run the state efficiently and oust graft-tainted political operators has put his ANO party far ahead of its rivals in the run-up to the Oct.
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The state of the 2020 race When comparing some of the first-day fundraising totals of the 261 candidates who disclosed their numbers, the male candidates came out far ahead of the female candidates.
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With 10 or so weeks to go until Election Day, the most common measure of just how far ahead Hillary Clinton is in the presidential race is where her campaign is spending less money.
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And lest you think perhaps they are too far ahead of the curve, they have designed the underlying architecture to be as flexible as possible, so if the technology changes, the software can adapt.
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"We didn't want to get too far ahead of ourselves because Monster Hunter: World was a big challenge for us," explains Fujioka, who served as both executive director and art director on the game.
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We talked about why people are rocked by the retelling of Emily's story, why she didn't have her actors read much before they began shooting, and how Emily was far ahead of her time.
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Granted Hurun's numbers are subject to some debate, as they differ from those of Forbes and other wealth research firms, which still put the U.S. far ahead of China when it comes to billionaires.
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In France this year, in the first round of voting among eleven candidates, leftwing maverick Jean-Luc Mélenchon was far ahead among the 18-to-24 year olds with 30 percent of their vote.
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But given how far ahead Apple is in the smartwatch market, it's obvious that at least some iPhone owners will pay a premium for the activity-tracking and app platform that Apple Watch offers.
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Shuanghui is China's top pork processor, slaughtering around 15 million pigs a year and commanding a 29 percent share of the processed meat sold in supermarkets, according to Euromonitor, far ahead of the rest.
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Priorities USA Action raised $11.8 million dollars in March and had $44.7 million in cash on hand at the start of April, far ahead of the group's pace during Mr. Obama's re-election campaign.
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"But it looks like Mercedes have brought a good update package as well so they're still quite far ahead," added the 19-year-old, who was fifth fastest in both of the day's sessions.
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Now we are looking so far ahead that the only titles on the slate are James Cameron's epic franchise and untitled "Star Wars" movies that will be released the years "Avatar" movies are not.
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Average mortgage buffers, an indicator of how far ahead households are on repayments - were quite robust, yet one-third of borrowers had either no accrued buffer or less than one month's repayments socked away.
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"We are so far ahead of other people who were out there who paved the road like Spotify, who burned billions of dollars a year, and we're not even close to that," Farnsworth said.
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His 61.37 average is behind only that of Sir Donald Bradman, whose 99.94 average is so far ahead of the competition that, to cricket fans, mere utterance of those four digits evokes his name.
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It's rarely a good idea to let the audience get so far ahead of the characters, and I spent a fair amount of One Mississippi just waiting for all of the dominos to fall.
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But before we look too far ahead, here is some of what we loved this year: "We knew not to enter the principal's office," my mother told me as the #MeToo moment began unfolding.
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Transgender rights pose a classic push-pull problem for the contemporary Democratic Party: in supporting the expansion of rights to previously discriminated-against constituencies, how far ahead of public opinion should the party go?
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In its podcasts and live journalism, it has been far ahead of the rest of the industry in seeing how new technologies were upending everything from media dynamics to interpersonal relationships to political campaigns.
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I wrote: I don't really think their lack of planning is to blame, because I tend to believe that planning too far ahead in TV results in bland, boring storytelling that feels deeply schematic.
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Rose, the 2013 champion, was reluctant to get too far ahead of himself but acknowledged how much it would mean to add a second U.S. Open title at the most famous course on the rotation.
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"I consider myself as someone who's on the path, and obviously I'm very far ahead in both the popular vote and the delegate count, so I think the path leads to the nomination," Clinton said.
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The fluidity of scrolling and navigating in both was so far ahead of any other phone I'd tried up to that point that I had to question why we even bothered to review other phones.
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Those numbers are more or less identical, and they're not far ahead of the answer in fourth place — given by 20 percent of respondents — which says the games have become clogged with too many ads.
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Valero's refineries ran at 99 percent of their combined refining capacity in the third quarter, far ahead of the same period in 0003, when five U.S. Gulf Coast refineries were shut due to Hurricane Harvey.
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Some Clinton allies privately expressed surprise over the margin of Mr. Sanders's lead, and even some advisers to Mr. Sanders said they did not believe he was as far ahead as the new poll showed.
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"We don't want to get again too far ahead of ourselves, but we're pretty pleased with what we're seeing on Venmo — it's really going from strength to strength," Schulman said on a call with analysts.
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Purchases made on mobile phones in China are far ahead of other countries' (by 2020 mobile e-commerce is expected to make up 74% of total e-commerce in China, outpacing the U.S. growth rate).
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Although St. Louis inched closer to the Promised Land with a 227-23 triumph in Game 22 on Saturday afternoon in Dallas, forward Alex Steen cautioned his club that it shouldn't look too far ahead.
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"The lira fell 1% immediately after the CBRT (central bank) decision but recovered shortly after, implying the bank may not have gone too far ahead of implicit market expectations," Oxford Economics' analyst Maya Senussi said.
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Even in a super-early, so-far-ahead-of-pre-alpha, hands-off presentation featuring placeholder art and a lot of imagination filling in for completed work, Cyanide Studio's Call of Cthulhu looks wickedly alluring.
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But Veness notes that "most guests will look for FastPass+ times starting with their first day, so you'll have less competition if you look as far ahead as possible" and then work your way backward.
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Ms. Collins's approval ratings have plummeted over the past year and a half, but she was still polling far ahead of her Democratic challenger, Sara Gideon, as of this summer (that could change, of course).
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"The American people are so far ahead of their leaders on this issue," he said, later adding that anyone making a homophobic comment at a business meeting in Seattle "would not be invited back" today.
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That said, I think Amazon is so far ahead of everyone else that it is truly difficult for me to see a future where Amazon isn't dominant in e-commerce in the United States. However!
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Polls had put the opposition far ahead, and anti-Maduro politicians have alleged a litany of dirty tricks including switching electoral centers to dangerous areas at the eleventh hour and gross abuse of state resources.
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Not to get too far ahead of ourselves, but the formal interactions that Karolak has been exploring up to and including this current show feel like a distinct and cogent contribution to the current conversation.
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While information technology has lower U.S. sales exposure than the overall S&P 500 (20193 percent versus 71 percent), ADP is far ahead of its peers domestically with 85 percent U.S. exposure, according to Goldman.
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Rose was the first person to develop a nicotine patch, and he also pioneered an e-cig that he said was "a bit too far ahead of its time," and never made it to market.
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When you're in camp or you want to light up a broader area of your immediate surroundings instead of focusing on the path far ahead, the twin proximity LEDs create a generous pool of light.
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Amazon's hardware boss, Dave Limp, implied in an interview with The Verge that the integration process could take a while, which isn't surprising given how far ahead in the product pipeline automakers tend to work.
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That may not concern Trump much, since he rarely seems to look that far ahead and a full four-year term for Netanyahu would stretch deep into his own second mandate if he wins reelection.
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Europe has been far ahead on privacy with its General Data Protection Regulation, but things will finally start to change for Californians like me when the California Consumer Privacy Act goes into effect next week.
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Well, one of the things we have to understand is we are in a new moment where our voters are so far ahead of our elected leaders — even our Democratic leaders — in calling for change.
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Clinton had been far ahead in the polls until recently, when Mr. Sanders became better known here and struck fear into the Clinton campaign that he might prevail in Nevada and deal her a serious setback.
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Source: FactSet While some investors are worried that prices have run too far ahead of earnings, Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, said he believed the rally is justified.
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What I wouldn't do if I were him is what the superhorse's jockey, Ron Turcotte, memorably did as he and his ride headed down the home stretch: Turn around and see how far ahead they were.
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Promises to spearhead a clean-up of Czech politics helped Babis's ANO win nearly 30 percent of the vote in a national election in October, far ahead of all other parties but short of parliamentary majority.
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They were coming off a loss at lowly Philadelphia but had won two of their last three games — and played a disciplined style that wouldn't let the Celtics get too far ahead in the first half.
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The good news is that you'll have three years from this spring to put one in place — but the work of compliance will likely require a privacy professional in your organization far ahead of that deadline.
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The Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency revised its forecast concerning North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile capabilities Tuesday, concluding Pyongyang's program was far ahead of schedule, and could have a "reliable, nuclear-capable ICBM" as early as 2018.
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Southampton, N.Y. (Reuters) - Professional golfers can be a querulous bunch, so it says something about the status of Shinnecock Hills that few complaints have been registered so far ahead of the U.S. Open starting on Thursday.
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Why it matters: Spotify's emphasis on global reach in India, bundling with Hulu and acquisitions of podcast companies Gimlet Media, Anchor, and Parcast put it far ahead of Apple Music, which recorded 50 million subscribers worldwide.
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His caregivers theorize that he squeezed out of an air hole on the truck and landed in a pile of snow – not far ahead of a municipal snowplow clearing the well-traveled road near Hagerstown, Maryland.
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But based on the scope of Aramco's operations and the values of other oil companies, it seems likely that it would achieve a market capitalization of more than $1 trillion — far ahead of any American company.
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But that's easier said than done, as Amazon is so far ahead that its nearest e-commerce competitor, Walmart, is losing $1 billion this year on its e-commerce division as it tries to catch up.
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The company knew Libra might be a hard sell when it announced the digital currency last month, which is why it decided to share the news so far ahead of Libra's planned launch early next year.
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On Tuesday, a weekly survey conducted by Forsa showed support for Merkel's CDU/CSU bloc - known as the 'Union' - at 36 percent, its lowest since April, but still far ahead of the SPD, on 23 percent.
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Critics say they worry that in announcing Dunford's replacement so far ahead, Trump has diminished the four-star general's role in providing input on U.S. strategy in the Middle East, and on Russian and Chinese aggression.
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The latest version of Internet Explorer still has the largest market share for desktop Internet browsers, but it has only a negligible share for fast-growing mobile and tablet devices, where Google Chrome is far ahead.
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While the data shows that live TV is still far ahead of any streaming service as people's default choice for TV programming, live TV's lead – not too surprisingly – narrows when consumers also have a Netflix account.
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But for labels that work record to record, planning that far ahead is a difficult task; there are too many moving parts to keep track of, including cover art, mastering files, and even the productions themselves.
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