Disney shares have fared well amid the recent market turmoil.
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But one competitor that has not fared well is Jawbone.
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Other perceived safe havens such government bonds also fared well.
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The tech industry mostly fared well under President Barack Obama.
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Despite these concerns, Mueller has fared well in the courts.
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Allies also haven't fared well under the Trump tariff policies.
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It wasn't just the tech companies themselves that fared well.
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Mr. Bannon has not fared well in West Wing politics.
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Furthermore, biotech and pharmaceutical patents have fared well in IPR.
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As importantly, his investments fared well for a few years.
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The individuals have generally fared well, maintaining their initial improvements.
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Swedbank's underlying business has fared well despite the money-laundering scandal.
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But several of those that did go public have fared well.
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But not all former lawmakers have fared well in political comebacks.
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And Germany's Greens have fared well in other recent elections, too.
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Compared with the destruction in North Lombok, the Gilis fared well.
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Navient has not fared well so far in its legal skirmishes.
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As I've said, it has fared well with recent choreographic commissions.
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The sequoia had not fared well since the most recent ice age.
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The greenback has fared well in recent weeks supported by upbeat data.
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Foreign journalists and watchdogs have not fared well under Mr Jeyenbekov either.
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Investors who have held bitcoin for the long term have fared well.
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"Obviously, we haven't fared well at home yet," manager Chip Hale said.
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Investors who have held bitcoin for the long-term have fared well.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina recently has fared well financially.
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But more recently, Oklahoma hasn't fared well under the Affordable Care Act.
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Traditional tracking methods, like banding birds, have not fared well in Australia.
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Champions of a more welcoming approach to immigrants have not fared well.
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Nonetheless, the governor's team has not fared well with them thus far.
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If Josephine Baker fared well in that city, she figured, why couldn't she?
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Past leaders who have successfully tapped into that voter base have fared well.
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Siri also fared well in music-related tasks, but was bested by Alexa.
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The Transformers films — which have traditionally fared well with foreign audiences — come close.
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Australia's economy has fared well, but its stronger currency has made moving pricier.
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Sites such as Twice and now Threadflip, haven't fared well for that reason.
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But some Saudi banks fared well after several reported earnings that met expectations.
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Commodity-linked currencies fared well thanks to a rise in crude oil prices.
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Wherever police have taken their work more seriously, IS has not fared well.
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Surveying the damage in Buras, Cormier said that the parish had fared well.
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Trump fared well in rural America during the 2016 election and remains popular.
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Some older homes that have undergone renovations also seemed to have fared well.
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The question is not whether Mr Lee would have fared well in a trial.
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Though the country as a whole fared well, not every part of it did.
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Most banks fared well, although RBS was among those cited for falling capital ratios.
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All of the Democrats fared well in a popular vote hypothetical matchup against Trump.
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Heineken also fared well in most European markets, due to favorably beer-drinking weather.
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Closer Zach Britton again threw off of a half-mound Sunday and fared well.
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Even with Clinton's shortcomings, Democrats fared well in states with the fastest-changing demographics.
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Brick-and-mortar stores, which have been boosting their online presence, also fared well.
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Hill won 12 games in the regular season but hasn't fared well this postseason.
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Incumbent Democratic senators in other states have also fared well in recent polls. Sen.
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Both American and European markets fared well despite a sharp drop in Chinese stocks overnight.
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Recent studies have shown that establishment-friendly candidates fared well in congressional primaries in 2018.
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Funds with fewer holdings and big stock but not heavy sector positions also fared well.
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The bad news is that superhero movies have historically not fared well at the Oscars.
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Certain nationalist parties like the Sweden Democrats fared well, but the overall gains were modest.
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Trader Steve Grasso said he likes because the company has fared well in the environment.
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Sony's semiconductor division also fared well in the latest quarter: sales were up by 21%.
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Men have also not fared well, but have not lagged nearly as much as women.
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Rick Snyder fared well at a House panel examining the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Democrats fared well at all levels of government, many of whom are STEM-background candidates.
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Luckily, Apple didn't do as poorly as analysts expected, and the stock actually fared well.
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Growth stocks may also have fared well because they are suited to current economic conditions.
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The euro also fared well, rising to $1.14 and away from last week's trough at $1.2204.
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In standard auto mode, the P20 Pro's low-light skills fared well against the Galaxy S9.
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Most attempts to corral individual celebrities into one platform — such as Tidal — have not fared well.
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As a result, the city has fared well on quality of life measures in several studies.
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Outside of China, phones running alternatives to Android and even those using AOSP haven't fared well.
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Alcides Escobar (12-for-34) and Alex Gordon (10-for-31) have fared well against Gibson.
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Microsoft's productivity applications also fared well, with total revenue up by 14 percent to $10.2 billion.
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Shipley has fared well in his three road starts, going 2-1 with a 2.95 ERA.
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Even if those slow its progress, Disney has historically fared well with Marvel features in May.
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Unsurprisingly, the product has not fared well over the past year, as oil prices have tumbled.
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Brewers starter Zach Davies also fared well, giving up just three hits over five scoreless innings.
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It's not the first to attempt the crossing, however, and the others have not fared well.
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Democratic lawmakers as a whole have not fared well under the watch of Americans for Prosperity.
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Repeated, strenuous attempts by liberal broadcasters to replicate conservative talk radio formats have not fared well.
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To put it simply, the past couple of years haven't fared well for the fur industry.
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Despite early successes, Trump-backed candidates have not fared well in a couple of recent elections.
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Abe's junior coalition partner, Komeito, fared well, winning 14 seats compared with nine before the election.
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Vanido fared well when it came to recognizing notes, and dialed in on my range pretty accurately.
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By historical standards, Mr. Trump has fared well on his pick to fill a Supreme Court vacancy.
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Suter has not fared well against the Cubs, posting an 18.00 ERA in four career relief appearances.
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To date, such projects have not fared well in America; opponents have blocked big offshore wind farms.
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Brazil's last 3 presidents have not fared well legally, but its market has managed to remain stable.
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And other companies, like Parrot, tried to compete in the cheaper drone space, but haven't fared well.
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Since entering China in 0003, Starbucks has fared well selling coffee to a nation of tea-drinkers.
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Turner&aposs return to the lineup could spark an Indiana squad that fared well enough without him.
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Two Cy Twombly paintings also fared well, selling for $46.4 million and $27.3 million, both surpassing estimates.
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Female candidates running in other Tuesday primaries also fared well, including in New Mexico and New Jersey.
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Davies has fared well against the Cubs, going 3-2 with a 4.18 ERA in five meetings.
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On Thursday, doctors had removed McKenna's breathing tube after she had fared well during several breathing tests.
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Gibson has fared well against Texas with a 1-0 mark and 1.80 ERA in three starts.
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The goods-producing segment of the economy fared well, with construction adding 6,400 jobs and manufacturing, 6,300.
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Norway, which is also a big oil and gas producer, fared well: It grew 34 percent richer.
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But it wasn't just US markets that fared well on the first trading day of the year.
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She fared well in California, but gained just as much in Texas, a state with Republican government.
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He fared well with the bat too, eclipsing Alastair Cook and Joe Root in the runs tally.
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It fared well on the euro, which hit a seven-week low before steadying at 88.45 pence .
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She swept much of traditionally Democratic eastern Iowa, where Democrats have long fared well with rural voters.
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In this sense, it's not entirely shocking Democrats fared well across the country in this year's elections.
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Richard hasn't fared well versus Philadelphia, dropping all four of his career decisions despite registering a 22 ERA.
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Facebook's other FAANG peers — Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google parent company Alphabet — all fared well in the rally.
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Leake has fared well in 29 career starts against the Pirates, going 10-43 with a 3.29 ERA.
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This is why they haven't fared well against teams with long term chemistry like the Clippers and Spurs.
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Anderson fared well against the Cubs last season, going 25-24 with a 2.35 ERA in three meetings.
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Some hedge funds also invest in the long end of the market, though they have not fared well.
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Other states that fared well included Vermont, Minnesota, Illinois, and Maryland (teeny-tiny shoutout to my home state).
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However, those who have not fared well this time around could reconsider their slogans the next time out.
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Iowa caucus winners have not necessarily fared well in their party's nomination process — especially on the GOP side.
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Changing out old heating oil furnaces for new natural gas ones, as some utilities incentivize, also fared well.
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Biden has consistently fared well in polls matching up against Trump both nationally and in early primary states.
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Yet Democratic candidates, at any level, have not fared well with voters in this district for two decades.
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The online samples that fared well raise some concerns about the other online pollsters, if only by implication.
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Marsch's high-press style has not fared well in his two tightly marked postseasons with the Red Bulls.
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"In another type of earthquake, we could have problems in buildings that fared well this time," he said.
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Moore's win came as a surprise, as Democrats haven't fared well in Alabama elections for about a quarter decade.
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Other property-related companies, which have not yet reported earnings, also fared well with builder Arabtec gaining 2.8 percent.
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Android tablets haven't fared well in education so far, as most Android developers have favored smartphones over tablet apps.
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The Nazis fared well in northern states like Schleswig-Holstein; the AfD did best in the former East Germany.
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Other property-related companies, which have not yet reported earnings, also fared well with builder Arabtec gaining 1.4 percent.
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The debate moderators asked some very tough questions, and, when challenged in previous debates, Mr. Trump hasn't fared well.
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It fared well with nudist and softcore films in the 1960s, but the softer stuff carried little cash value.
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Tomlin fared well in five starts versus the Royals in 2016, however, going 3-0 with a 2.43 ERA.
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Butler has not fared well against Los Angeles, going 0-4 with a 7.04 ERA in five career starts.
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But Republicans who saw the changing demographics of their districts and championed sensible immigration policy fared well on Tuesday.
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"THAAD has fared well in tests, but has not been used in real combat, under real conditions," Schiller added.
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To my surprise, I fared well academically, but I never entirely got over the feeling of being an impostor.
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That struggle is playing out across the North, where Mr. Obama fared well among white voters four years ago.
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Incumbent STEM candidates fared well, too, such as Raleigh, North Carolina Mayor Nancy McFarlane, a pharmacist, was re-elected.
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Bank shares also fared well, a possible positive spillover effect from the upbeat results of the two Saudi banks.
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The telecommunications sector also fared well with Etihad Etisalat (Mobily) adding 1.0 percent and Zain KSA gaining 1.4 percent.
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Still, ZTE, which is China's second-largest maker of telecom equipment, has not fared well over the past year.
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Garcia is 0-6 with a 7.60 ERA in his past eight starts, but has fared well against the Padres.
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The company's cloud computing and entertainment businesses also fared well but investments in offline stores are yet to pay off.
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Ted Kennedy also fared well in primary battles, including in 1962 when he defeated Massachusetts Attorney General Edward McCormack Jr.
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Bixby sounds unnatural, it isn't always quick to respond, and its abilities haven't fared well compared to competitors like Alexa.
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Swedbank's underlying business had fared well in the first quarter despite the money-laundering allegations which first emerged in February.
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While the software giant hasn't fared well with its Windows Phone operating system, Cortana is key to Microsoft's mobile future.
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The World War II generation fared well, compared to the bleak prospects for the people born after the Baby Boom.
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With three restaurants in the top 10 and six in the top 50, Spain fared well in this year's rankings.
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Leake has fared well in his career against the Braves, going 2120-2 with a 1.98 ERA in eight starts.
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Jumbo has fared well because of its low-cost products and foreign operations despite seven years of austerity in Greece.
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While New Coke fared well enough in nationwide taste tests before launching in 1985, it turned out those were misleading.
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Tanaka has fared well against Nelson Cruz (33-for-21, seven strikeouts) and Robinson Cano (4-for-19, home run).
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Mr. Sanders, despite pockets of strength, has not fared well enough to overcome such a huge deficit among black voters.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich and Mike Huckabee — have not fared well in the job sweepstakes.
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Historically, Democrats have not fared well when competing on the national stage with Republicans on international affairs and national security.
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Cardinals C Yadier Molina has fared well against Estrada in his career, going 13-for-24 with five RBIs. 3.
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At first glance, Lebanon's economy fared well: it has the highest GDP-per-capita among non-oil producing Arab countries.
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Entertainment toys also fared well for the company, with sales jumping 21 percent on the back of "Cars 3" merchandise.
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He won non-evangelical Christian voters, voters under age 30 and women, groups he hasn't fared well with in earlier states.
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Bundy has fared well in one relief appearance against Chicago, permitting three hits over two scoreless innings in a no-decision.
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The problem with dealing either or both of those bigs is that lineups with Davis at center haven't fared well defensively.
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But when you consider that none of the Pelicans' lineups have fared well defensively, that seems like less of an issue.
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Cobb pitched at Minnesota on May 3.803 and fared well, striking out six in five innings and allowing a single run.
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But bigger stocks have fared well (Alibaba trades at more than double its IPO price), providing investors with growth and variety.
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Pill hasn't fared well in five games this season with New York, posting an 0-3 mark with a 5.00 ERA.
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He ended up with cogito, ergo sum — "I think, therefore I am" — but that has not fared well with subsequent philosophers.
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Medical cannabis policy has fared well in a Republican house but has been stalled in Senate, primarily due to Iowa Sen.
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He hasn't fared well at home this season as he owns a 33-23 record and 27 ERA in 24 turns.
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Department stores overall appear to have fared well on Black Friday, kicking off the holiday shopping season on a high note.
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SPX in 1957, U.S. stocks have generally not fared well on the day a new president assumes office from a predecessor.
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Ms. Graham, a moderate, had been considered the favorite in a midterm year in which many Democratic women have fared well.
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Chromebooks have traditionally fared well in education but have had little traction in businesses that are used to relying on Windows.
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Analysts said Mr. Raisi fared well enough in the elections to maintain his status as a potential successor to Ayatollah Khamenei.
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From the Muslim Brotherhood to Hamas, political Islamist parties have not fared well when in governance or they have been overthrown.
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"Lolita," a bonus track from Lana Del Rey's 2012 "Born to Die" album, hasn't fared well with many music critics, either.
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They note that countries that have gotten into trouble and looked to central banks to bail them out haven't fared well.
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But investors buying and holding the stocks least liked by analysts at the end of 2009 also would have fared well.
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This argument, however, has not fared well, even before some of the Supreme Court of the United States' most conservative members.
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U.S. stocks have fared well since Trump took office, a fact he has repeatedly touted, but have stumbled badly in October.
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He has fared well on the road with a 23-213 mark and 233 ERA and 2 WHIP in 223 such starts.
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Places with active commercial corridors, a variety of public spaces, local institutions, decent sidewalks, and community organizations fared well in the disaster.
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Prusiner's paper fared well in peer review, but the editors of Science hesitated for months before publishing it, afraid of a backlash.
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But Barclays fared well in advisory and underwriting, reporting its best ever performance in debt capital markets in terms of market share.
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And she fared well in the suburbs, winning by nearly a two-to-one margin in Westchester County, where she lives. Mrs.
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Clinton fared well in the traditionally Democratic Appalachian part of the state, and where there were very few votes for minor candidates.
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"We've fared well against them thus far, but we know the quality they have over there," Cubs ace Jake Arrieta told reporters.
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Button raced first at McLaren alongside Hamilton, then Kevin Magnussen for 2014, and then with Fernando Alonso, and fared well against each.
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Hutton, 22, has fared well in spelling Allen, posting a 4-2-0 mark with a slim 1.88 goals-against average and .
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Instead, the governing Democratic Party of Socialists fared well enough to remain in power, and the country joined the alliance in 2017.
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Often, Democrats have succeeded in finding their very best candidates in white working-class districts where President Trump fared well in 2016.
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Grapes have been cultivated on Pico since the 15th century, after early settlers recognized the vines fared well in the volcanic soil.
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Countries that have tried it, from the Soviet Union to Japan, "haven't really fared well over the long run," Mr. Cheung said.
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On the night of their rematch, Tyson fared well for the first two rounds, but the fight was slowed by numerous clinches.
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Despite the onslaught, Medicare for All has fared well with Democrats in entrance and exit polls in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Affirmative action hasn't been held up as universally popular like background checks, and it has not fared well at the ballot box.
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Perry's plan said that coal and nuclear power have fared well in recent storms and that they should be rewarded for reliability.
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" Reid said Clinton fared well in Sunday's debate, taking a measured approach and treating the race appropriately, as "a marathon, not a sprint.
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Peru has fared well for most of the past 15 years, as faster economic growth has slashed poverty and paid for social progress.
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Kelly said past assumptions for events like the U.S. presidential elections and Brexit were wrong, but the market fared well in the aftermath.
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White Castle also fared well in a previous survey, which asked customers to rank the most craveable chains, period—not just burger joints.
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And though WalletHub's rankings include small cities located all over the U.S., Utah fared well with six different cities in the top 133.
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But she beat Mr. Sanders by huge margins in the affluent parts of western Connecticut where Mr. Obama and Mr. Bradley fared well.
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And at First Data, where Mr. Bisignano received the sixth-highest total compensation among chief executives last year, his deputies fared well, too.
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The Thunder are thought to have fared well under the circumstances, netting five draft picks, forward Danilo Gallinari and guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
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While the app hit number one in the U.S. this year, it fared well in other markets where Echo speakers are available, too.
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Even so, Democrats fared well even though neither Mr. Vitter nor Mr. Moore in 2012 was as weak as Mr. Moore is today.
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While Huawei has managed to grow rapidly, recently overtaking Apple as the world's second-largest smartphone maker, not all vendors have fared well.
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The labor market, however, has fared well in 2019, with the unemployment rate recently falling back to its lowest level since early 1975.
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While the country's overall economy has fared well in 2019, the survey showed households believe the outlook for 2020 has weakened, FNO said.
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Doug Ducey, the state's Republican governor, cruised to re-election, while the party's candidates for attorney-general, state treasurer and mine inspector fared well.
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In Abu Dhabi, bank shares, which have been relatively dormant over the past several weeks, fared well, helping lift the bourse 0.4 percent higher.
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Hellickson has fared well against Miami, highlighting a 3-1 mark versus the club in 2016 with a three-hit shutout on Sept. 17.
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People of color have not fared well in the sci-fi/horror genre, and in this alone, True Blood was ahead of its time.
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Over the last two and a half centuries of American politics, sitting members of the US Senate have not fared well in presidential elections.
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Eastern Europe fared well, with 38 percent of senior roles held by women and only 9 percent of businesses lacking women in senior roles.
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The timing of the two women's political entrance comes as Russia embraces a wave of traditionalism, one in which women have not fared well.
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Many other incumbents fared well, even in a climate of high voter dissatisfaction with anyone who could be labeled part of the Washington establishment.
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Advisers to Buttigieg and Sanders each distributed internal data to reporters overnight to bolster their claims that they fared well in the unofficial returns.
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However, several other baby meal startups haven't fared well in the past and Little Spoon could become another casualty if it makes the same mistakes.
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Miners also fared well, with BHP Billiton 1.6 percent higher, rival Rio Tinto up by 0.9 percent and its spin-off, South32 gaining 1.2 percent.
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The index — which counts Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Johnson & Johnson and Facebook as its top five largest holdings — has fared well in 2019, up about 15%.
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Cabrera's injury overshadows Mets win over Marlins NEW YORK — The New York Mets fared well without Asdrubal Cabrera for the final six innings Saturday night.
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Seattle has fared well recently against Baltimore, however, winning two of three at home two weeks ago and eight of the last 10 overall meetings.
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Holdings in the energy sector, currently the biggest industry Carlyle is invested in, has also fared well as oil prices steadied around $50, Carlyle said.
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Alvarez has now directed two studio horror movies, and not only has Don't Breathe fared well with critics, but audiences are also eating it up.
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The 29-year-old Strasburg has fared well on the road this season as he is 7-2 with a 2.23 ERA in 12 starts.
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Ray has not fared well against Washington, losing both of his starts while posting an 8.44 ERA versus the team by whom he was drafted.
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Australian companies have fared well in the current earnings season which is almost halfway through, Deutsche and UBS analysts wrote in separate 'earnings review' notes.
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Glassman suggests that timing the bond market is no easier than the stock market and that investors have not fared well trying to be tactical.
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RHP Hisashi Iwakuma, who starts Saturday, has not fared well in his two starts against Houston this season, going 0-2 with a 7.20 ERA.
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The victories underscored some emerging realities of 2018's primary season: Female candidates -- of which Democrats have record numbers in House races -- have fared well.
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"Most Republicans who have tried challenging him have not fared well politically," said Simon Lester, a trade policy expert at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute.
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The hurdle for Democrats is straightforward: There just aren't that many Republican-held congressional districts where the Democrats have fared well in recent presidential elections.
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He has not fared well in the past against the White Sox, going 1-5 with a 5.81 ERA, but that victory came this season.
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How Donald Trump changed the presidency in 7 days While Haley fared well during her confirmation hearings, opponents cited her lack of experience in international affairs.
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The 213-year-old hasn't fared well in his last two outings with Philadelphia, permitting 26 runs on 22 hits - including five homers - with five walks.
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Zimmermann hasn't fared well in a pair of career starts versus Pittsburgh, permitting four runs in each outing while allowing four homers in 21 total innings.
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Neither H. Ross Perot nor fellow Reform Party members fared well at winning elections, but both Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich incorporated some of their positions.
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The 24-year-old has fared well at home with a 28-22 record in eight starts to go with a 1.79 ERA, 0.92 WHIP and .
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While it has not fared well legally, experts point out that the Supreme Court presents the best chance the administration has to notch up a win.
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The 29-year-old has fared well against Seattle during his career, posting a 25-4 record and 3.59 ERA in 21 career appearances (17 starts).
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The 2017 edition of the Detroit Tigers has not fared well against unfamiliar opponents, but no American League Central team has done better inside the division.
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RHP Stephen Strasburg never has fared well in hot weather, so much so that trainers have developed a hydration process for the Washington Nationals right-hander.
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Phelps fared well in a spot start on Friday, scattering four hits on 43 pitches over 4 1/3 innings in a no-decision at Colorado.
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Beal has fared well against Portland by averaging 25.7 points over the past three meetings, making 11-of-23 from 3-point range during the stretch.
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He's fared well against the club, going 2-1 with a 2.25 ERA, but hasn't faced them since 2014 when he was with the Colorado Rockies.
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Gun control groups are fighting federal legislation that would relax existing gun laws, especially after Republicans backed by the NRA fared well in last November's elections.
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Sanders said that, win or lose, he thought progressives fared well in the midterms, pointing to the success of Gillum and Abrams as well as Rep.
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Those kinds of industrial, blue-collar jobs have not fared well amid the city's rising tide of luxury housing and gentrification over the past 270 years.
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Darvish is just 1-8 with a 4.76 ERA in 11 career starts against Oakland but fared well in a recent no-decision on July 27.
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Despite the rough outing, the Northwestern product has fared well in four turns this month, posting a 3-1 record and 3.04 ERA over that time.
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Disney also fared well because of its investment in education: In 2018, it put $50 million into staff training, including funding higher education and vocational courses.
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The Ukrainian has not fared well at grand slams and will be eager to get past the third round at Melbourne Park for the first time.
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Those writing, 'Let's give the left a chance, the moderates haven't fared well,' are seriously out of touch with what is going on in this country.
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" Kansas' other Republican senator, Pat Roberts, offered an assessment of the Senate bill strikingly different from Mr. Moran's: Kansas, he said, "fared well under this draft.
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After her testimony, one of the lawyers who represent Ms. Constand said that she thought her client had fared well in her time on the stand.
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But what was shocking to many was the fact that, though the party fared well among urban voters, it lost footing among the state's rural population.
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Minnesota (33), Carolina (23) and Miami (27) lead the league in number of linemen used this season; only the Dolphins have fared well in recent games.
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Other Republicans who have fared well with black voters include Scott Walker (Wisconsin), Jeb Bush (Florida), Tom Ridge (Pennsylvania), Mitch Daniels (Indiana), and Charlie Crist (Florida).
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The Flexitarian diet, Mayo Clinic Diet, TLC Diet, and Weight Watchers all fared well in the best overall category, forming a four-way tie for fourth place.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (7-3) hasn't fared well against Minnesota in his career (2-6, 33 ERA), but he was in control from the beginning on Friday.
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RHP Carlos Carrasco (7-3) hasn't fared well against Minnesota in his career (2-6, 4.76 ERA), but he was in control from the beginning on Friday.
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Samsung has actually fared well recently, despite the aura of scandal that surrounds it and the fact that Lee was in jail for months during the trial.
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Despite seven years of austerity in Greece, Jumbo has fared well thanks to its low-cost products and rapid growth in its operations in Romania and Bulgaria.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have fared well in Milwaukee of late and look to defeat the Brewers for the second straight night when they square off on Tuesday.
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Now, even the companies that have fared well on the exchanges, like Molina, are fed up and are pressing to get money that was promised to them.
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It appeared most of the passengers in Karnes' car fared well, with the exception of an elderly man who banged his head on the bulkhead, he said.
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Populism has fared well as a political strategy over the last generation — a period, not coincidentally, when living standards for most Americans have risen with frustrating slowness.
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She said she thought that most of the homes had fared well because they had numerous anchor cables, including some that go up and over the roof.
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McHugh is 4-2 with a 2.86 ERA in seven career starts against the Angels and has fared well versus Mike Trout (2-for-11, one homer).
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Bloomin' Brands has branched out into sandwiches this year when it opened Aussie Grill by Outback locations internationally and in the U.S. Some have not fared well.
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Recent IPO stocks fared well as Japanese retail investors saw a chance for quick gains, given the firmness in start-up shares in the past several months.
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Newer homes constructed according to building codes since Hurricane Andrew in 1992 largely fared well — with their hurricane-resistant windows and living spaces on a second level.
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He has fared well against San Diego with 153 strikeouts in 215 25/23 innings over three starts and has gone 2-1 with a 2.04 ERA.
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The actual returns also show that Mr. Sanders fared well in many of the places where Mr. Obama was weakest, like far western Iowa and southeastern New Hampshire.
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In general, they fared well over brief time periods, but got worse the further analysts peered into the future—a trend unsurprising in direction but humbling in magnitude.
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Gausman, who has made two relief appearances against Chicago, has fared well at Camden Yards with a 9-7 record and 3.24 ERA in 29 appearances (53 starts).
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Leake hasn't fared well in the first two reunions, giving up a total of 27 runs over 11 innings, including seven on Thursday in a 7-0 loss.
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Others who are open to this alternative and perhaps haven't fared well with laxatives or other interventions might, however, be good candidates for electroacupuncture, Zhang said by email.
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"Even though Republicans have not fared well in special elections so far this cycle, it does look like they will be turning out for the midterms," Salvanto explained.
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De La Rosa has fared well versus Washington in his career, posting a 23-22 record, although he was taken deep twice in his last encounter on Aug.
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The other three major banks, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China and Bank of China, also fared well with jumps of between 9 percent and 18 percent.
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Sophomore guard Christian James steps into Hield's big shoes and has fared well, ranking second in scoring (33 points) while making 23-of-287 277-pointers (59.1 percent).
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David Desharnais fared well in his stead, notching three assists on a line with Chris Kreider and Pavel Buchnevich in the Rangers' 21.77-2940 loss to the Panthers.
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After all, Israel fared well in the Six-Day War before the U.S. started aiding the IDF and before the Yom Kippur War reminded Israelis of their vulnerability.
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Interestingly, while Trump's power in the party has only grown, those lawmakers who first stuck their necks out for him have not fared well in the Trump era.
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Elsewhere, semiconductor-related shares fared well as Applied Materials soared 8% on Friday after the chip gear maker forecast first-quarter revenue and profit above Wall Street estimates.
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And while rhynchocephalians fared well for tens of millions of years, Dr. Pritchard said, it now seems that squamates gained on them, becoming even more common and diverse.
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"They need to go back to a much more traditional word-filled product," he said, comparing Time with The Economist, a text-heavy magazine that has fared well.
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But Ms. Young fared well, which was no surprise, given the depth of her experience with major orchestras and leading opera companies throughout Europe and her native Australia.
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Rep. Gabbard of Hawaii has not fared well overall in the Democratic primaries, coming in last place out of the remaining candidates in South Carolina over the weekend.
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Politically, financially and legally, the gun-rights cause and, more specifically, the lobbying juggernaut that is the National Rifle Association have not fared well in the Trump era.
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IPR's Noto said if the center-right fared well in the winner-take-all seats it could get a majority with as little as 36 percent of the vote.
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Although they have fared well in smaller tests, including during the 2013 selloff, it is unclear how the products would react to a bigger, more protracted shock, he said.
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Weaver typically fared well against the Rangers during his 333 seasons with the Los Angeles Angels as he went 5-28 with a 25 ERA in 40 career starts.
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Locke has not fared well against San Francisco, as he is 0-1 while yielding 15 runs and 24 hits over 63 1/3 innings in three career starts.
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For all the success the Mets have enjoyed over their first 30 games, the one rare detraction was that they had not fared well against left-handed starting pitching.
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Safe-haven government bonds fared well in the wake of risk aversion in the broader markets, with the benchmark U.S. Treasury yield touching its lowest level in three years.
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And while Democrats fared well over all in these elections, the party's showing was not especially impressive compared with what they have often pulled off in lower-turnout elections.
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" Natália Salomão, global corporate media relations at drugmaker and consumer Johnson & Johnson, said: "Our preliminary assessment is that our physical facilities fared well given the magnitude of the storm.
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Jon Ossoff, a 22016-year-old Democrat and first-time candidate, has fared well in recent polls and has raised an astonishing $211 million in only a few months.
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Roark has fared well in four career appearances versus Pittsburgh, posting a 2-0 mark with a 2.55 ERA and 53 WHIP while limiting the Pirates to just a .
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Robinson Cano (4-for-6, homer) and Nelson Cruz (3-for-10, two homers) have fared well against Nolasco, who is 63-2, 4.00 in three starts against the Mariners.
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As a matter of electoral strategy, Trump's position seems to have been astute; recent evidence finds that the President-elect fared well in locations heavily impacted by trade with China.
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Angels RH Jered Weaver (4-3, 5.33) Keuchel has fared well against the Angels in his career with a 7-2 record and 233 ERA in 12 appearances (11 starts).
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German football has not fared well on the pitch at international level in 2018, following the men's team crashing out of the World Cup in Russia at the group stage.
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Conservatives have fared well over the past decade in statewide Wisconsin elections, especially judicial races, where conservatives are typically more motivated to come to the polls by issues like abortion.
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It places a heavy weight on performance in special elections, particularly those for federal congressional seats held within a year of the vote, in which Democratic challengers have fared well.
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Third-party candidates haven&apost historically fared well in Utah, but in 2016, former CIA officer and independent conservative Evan McMullin earned a healthy 21 percent of Utah presidential votes.
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"These hearts could have gone even longer" The animals fared well following the graft, although one had to be euthanized about five months later because of an antibiotic-resistant infection.
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It could also be telling because Indiana was supposed to be a good state for Mr. Cruz, who has fared well in primaries dominated by reliably conservative and evangelical voters.
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Coco Crisp is 5-for-14 with a walk over his last three games and has fared well against Darvish, going 8-for-24 with a homer and two triples.
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The last time the United States fell into a recession, all three fared well as consumers focused on finding bargains and discounts and turned to retailers known for offering them.
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Tom Warren gets to the heart of the issue: Chromebooks have traditionally fared well in education but have had little traction in businesses that are used to relying on Windows.
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Brewers RH Jimmy Nelson (3-3, 3.83) Kershaw has fared well in five career starts in Milwaukee by going 22-217 with a 22 ERA and holding hitters to a .
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" Robert Ray, a former prosecutor who was recently added to President Trump's impeachment defense team, also argued against the abuse of power article, saying they have historically "not fared well.
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For firms that fared well quantitatively, the threat of a capital plan rejection for qualitative reasons under the second stage - Comprehensive Capital Adequacy Review (CCAR) - is still a significant hurdle.
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Other emerging-market currencies have fared well since the beginning of the year, too, and while the Mexican peso's rise may be the most striking, it didn't occur in isolation.
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The 23-year-old from Japan fared well at Minute Maid Park during his tenure with Texas, going 93-29 with a 28 ERA and 26 WHIP in six career outings.
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Its leader, Beppe Grillo, a bewhiskered comedian, thinks the euro has choked Italy's exporters by blocking devaluation (although Italy's northern manufacturers have fared well lately) and pledges a referendum on membership.
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Japanese shares fared well in the first two years or so after Kuroda introduced his stimulus measures, rising 70 percent to August 2015, but they have since lost half those gains.
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Unlike his team, Eric Staal has fared well in March with seven goals and an assist and has tormented San Jose throughout his career - and this season has been no exception.
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While it has been stung by tumbling metal prices, Glencore's oil trading division has fared well, as it has been able to make healthy returns on the sharp moves in prices.
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In the final rounds of the campaign, he faced intense criticism over the future of the National Health Service, Britain's cherished health system, which has not fared well under his party.
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Andriese has fared well against Boston in his career, going 215-20143 with a 22014 ERA and 29 WHIP in four games (two starts) while limiting the Red Sox to a .
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Cardinals INF Matt Carpenter, who returned from a finger injury to hit his 20th homer of the season on Tuesday, always has fared well against DeSclafani (6-for-12, two homers). 2.
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Ian Desmond (259-for-261, home run) has fared well against Walker, who took the loss at Colorado on May 23 after yielding three runs (one earned) in 224 25/214 frames.
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The longtime Reds pitcher has fared well in 19 starts against the Cubs, going 9-53 with a 3.15 ERA and winning his last five decisions against Chicago dating back to 2012.
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It enforces antitrust laws and protects consumers against deceptive practices, but it has limited authority on data privacy and its decisions have to stand up in court, where it hasn't fared well.
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Mr. Cruz is seen as having powerful appeal in rural areas of Nevada, where activist conservatives have often fared well in primary elections and where hostility to the federal government runs high.
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He once again will square off versus Colorado right-hander Jon Gray, who also fared well and struck out eight and gave up five hits in seven scoreless innings in Sunday's matchup.
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That is partly because Fox fielded movies that not only fared well at other awards ceremonies but also at the box office, in a change from the last two years, Crockett said.
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Kuaishou's likely preference for Hong Kong as a destination for any IPO comes after recent technology listings in the city have fared well, boosting its appeal as a venue for such floats.
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Some of the franchises have fared well upon their return: "Finding Dory," the sequel to "Finding Nemo" (2003), has broken the box office record for a Pixar movie, raking in $286 million.
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Lackey has fared well in 12 games (11 starts) against the Dodgers, going 6-3 with a 1.75 ERA, including seven innings of shutout ball in the most recent meeting in 53.
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This is a risky strategy and one that has not fared well in the past -- Rudy Giuliani in 2008 and Al Gore in 1988 had similar plans, and neither won the nomination.
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Both teams fared well from the floor in the first half, with Minnesota making 53.1 percent (26 of 49) of its shots and 42.1 percent (8 of 19) from 3-point range.
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Wood fared well in his first start in nearly two years on July 2, yielding two runs and six hits in four-plus innings of a no-decision versus Minnesota on July 2.
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The move could create some incentive for hardware makers to create devices without Google's apps and store, although historically devices that have done so have not fared well, with the exception of China.
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The company has also fared well with Amazon customer reviews; its headphones like the Crossfade M-100 and more recently the Crossfade Wireless all have an average review rating well above four stars.
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Raqib Shaw's works have not always fared well with critics, and his current paintings at Pace Gallery exhibit some of the flamboyance and excess that have raised the ire of high art's gatekeepers.
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The site, which generally features international films that have fared well at festivals but not found distribution in the United States, will feature films made in the United States for the first time.
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Smyly is 24-23 with a 3.46 ERA in five career appearances (two starts) against Seattle and has fared well against designated hitter Nelson Cruz (2-for-13) and Cano (0-for-6).
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The 212-year-old has fared well versus Pittsburgh ever since making his memorable major-league debut, posting a 33-23 mark with a 24 ERA and 22 strikeouts in six starts (43 innings).
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The company's stock has fared well since its IPO, debuting at $17 per share in 2017 and climbing to more than $85 apiece with a market cap of $9.6 billion as of Tuesday closing.
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Europe is a market in which U.S. soybean exports have fared well, with the market share of the American oilseeds expected to hit 75% of imports this year — up from 30% previously, said Sutter.
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Google has kicked at the edges of the education market for some time — its distribution of Chromebooks for schools has fared well; it has programs for its suite of apps and virtual reality giveaways.
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Lucas Sims (2-1) picked up the win after allowing one hit in 23 1/3 scoreless innings of relief of starter Alex Wood, who fared well in his season debut with the Reds.
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Red Sox ace David Price will pitch the final game before the All-Star break but has not fared well against his former team, going 1-3 with a 6.52 ERA in five starts.
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A number of parties quickly challenged the Administration's decision; so far, its arguments, which have also included claiming that judges have no authority to review the decision to end DACA , have not fared well.
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Chris Davis (3-for-7, two homers) is among the Baltimore hitters who have fared well against Andriese, who is 0-3 with a 9.24 ERA in five games (two starts) versus the Orioles.
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The memo, obtained by The New York Times, essentially lays down a marker for once the dust has settled after Election Day, and it becomes clear which Republicans fared well and which did not.
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Democratic women have fared well in many congressional primaries this year, but the Maine and Nevada races marked the starting line for a long season of more difficult primaries for female candidates for governor.
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Abreu has registered 23 homers and 87 RBIs on the season and always has fared well against scheduled Detroit starter Anibal Sanchez, going 20143-for-17 with two blasts, three doubles and seven RBIs.
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ET, NBCSN Northwest (Portland), FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE TRAIL BLAZERS (2-0): Lillard (27) and McCollum (103) combined to average 50 points per game last season and both players have fared well against Milwaukee.
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A technical snafu had mucked up the system on Monday, leaving candidates to move on to New Hampshire without clarity on who fared well in a state that's traditionally shaped the contours of presidential races.
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Though Sanders fared well in Iowa and is nicely positioned in New Hampshire, his hurdle is proving that he can appeal to more ethnically diverse electorates in later contests in places such as South Carolina.
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Rodriguez has fared well at Yankee Stadium, posting a 2-1 mark with a 1.38 ERA in four career starts while scattering two hits over six scoreless innings in his last trip on Aug. 11.
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The group fared well through the sharp market swings created by the end of the quota regime in Europe in 212001 and exacerbated by the Russian food import ban that was introduced in mid-2014.
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And while he fared well in 2015 and 2016—going to the Futures Game, earning an All-Star selection, and slowly moving into the top ten on Marlins prospect lists—he was never highly regarded.
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Georgia Tech hasn't fared well lately with a 1-3 record against ACC opponents, but those opponents boast a combined record of 153-12, giving the Yellow Jackets the toughest schedule in the conference to date.
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The Miami Marlins haven't fared well in front of their fans, however, and take a less-than-desirable 2-7 home mark into the opener of a three-game series versus the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday.
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When Ellen DeGeneres hosted the 2014 Oscars, she brought with her a 10-year high that attracted 43 million viewers, beating out Seth MacFarlane's "We Saw Your Boobs" fiasco (which, admittedly, still fared well in ratings).
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While Medellin fared well in the poll as a hot spot, Colombia's overall ranking in the list of best countries for social entrepreneurs dropped 25 places from three years ago to 39 out of 43 countries.
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The veteran right-hander has been a different pitcher away from Wrigley Field this year, but he has fared well at Miller Park, where he is 6-1 with a 2.32 ERA in eight career starts.
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Fiers is 2-1 with a 73 ERA in five career appearances (four starts) versus the Twins and has fared well against catcher Kurt Suzuki (1-for-7) and third baseman Trevor Plouffe (1-for-6).
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Ian Kinsler (23-for-63, three home runs) and Victor Martinez (12-for-37, two homers) both have fared well against Sanchez, who is 9-4 with a 3.08 ERA in 19 career starts against Detroit.
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Jon Lester - who will start the finale for the Cubs - has fared well against the Reds, but speedster Billy Hamilton has been trouble for the ace, going 7-for-16 with a pair of home runs.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Heineken, the world's second largest brewer, slightly exceeded expectations with earnings in 13 as Mexico and Vietnam and large European markets fared well and forecast volatile markets but margin expansion this year.
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Science fiction and fantasy movies haven't always fared well at the Academy Awards, but within minutes of each other, Suicide Squad and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them won Oscars for makeup and costume design, respectively.
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Tinder has not fared well with the trans community in particular, as some users in the past have been banned from the app even when using the identifiers for trans people and displaying this on their profile.
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Another 2014 study — of 315 same-sex parents and 500 children in Australia — found that after correcting for socioeconomic factors, the children fared well on several measures, including asthma, dental care, behavioral issues, learning, sleep, and speech.
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Chavez is 1-2452 with a 21 ERA in five games (three starts) versus Toronto, his former club, but has fared well against Kendrys Morales (24-for-23, five strikeouts) and Smoak (261-for-225, five strikeouts).
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Mr. Sanders was routed in the wealthy, liberal parts of New York where recent progressive heroes such as Bill de Blasio or Zephyr Teachout fared well — like the Upper West Side, Greenwich Village and parts of Brooklyn.
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While the recent poll, released this month by Quinnipiac University, found that a majority of respondents disapprove of Mr. de Blasio's performance as mayor, none of his obvious potential opponents fared well against him in hypothetical matchups.
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After November brought the firing of Toronto Coach Mike Babcock and the resignation of Calgary's Bill Peters — following allegations of physical abuse and the use of racial slurs earlier in his career — both teams have fared well.
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Mr. D'Aguilar acknowledged that some people, like Ms. Ping, know that places like Nassau fared well in the storm, but they still feel that it is "inappropriate in a time of tragedy and calamity" to vacation there.
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Against that backdrop, many analysts believe that trading in anticipation of a second term for Mr. Trump has been simply a matter of continuing to buy shares of large companies that have fared well in recent years.
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The 34-year-old Dominican is 3-0 with a 53 ERA in four starts versus Houston, although Carlos Correa (3-for-4) and Carlos Beltran (5-for-13, one home run) have fared well against Santana.
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Jumbo has fared well thanks to its low-cost products and foreign operations despite seven years of austerity in Greece in exchange for three international bailouts which have led to an almost 30 percent drop in retail sales.
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While U.S. banks, many of which have fared well in past exams, are expected to do well in the first week, it remains to be seen how many Wall Street firms will pass the second leg of tests.
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The 23-year-old also fared well and picked up the win in his last encounter with New York, permitting one run on six hits in 6 2/3 frames of a 6-1 triumph on July 03.
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He didn't get into any games last season as the third-stringer, but was promoted to second string this year, and fared well in his unexpected debut, going 12 for 19 for 112 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
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Semiconductor-related shares fared well after Applied Materials forecast first-quarter revenue and profit above Wall Street estimates as the U.S. chip gear maker expects more clients to upgrade their equipment ahead of the 5G rollout in key markets.
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The Cleveland Indians haven't fared well without Terry Francona, and they are unlikely to see their manager in the dugout in the near future as they attempt to sort out their troubles both at Progressive Field and in interleague play.
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Erstad said he was surprised and honored when the Dodgers called, and even though he fared well in his interview, he had no idea whether the Dodgers would have ended up hiring him for the job that went to Dave Roberts.
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But the change may also have to do with the fact that Yahoo's acquisitions haven't fared well, as it said that it wiped out almost all of the goodwill, or the premium cost it paid for startups, in its latest filing.
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Nationals 53, Giants 5 Bryce Harper increased his National League-best home run count to 19 while Anthony Rendon and Matt Adams each drove in two runs as Washington defeated San Francisco in D.C. Neither starter fared well in this game.
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The Atlanta Braves have not fared well in close games at home this season and hope to shake off a pair of disappointing losses by salvaging the finale of their three-game set against the visiting Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday.
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But despite being handcuffed by having to use their best starting pitcher in the single-elimination game, and having to play the best team in the league in the next round, the wild-card winners have fared well in the postseason.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Having fallen way short of their Olympic medal target, the U.S. team said on Sunday it would take a hard look at what went wrong in South Korea, and a long look at who fared well.
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He always has fared well versus Detroit, and his victory on April 13 - in which he gave up two runs and six hits in five innings - improved his career mark to 5-0 with a 3.82 ERA in seven appearances (six starts).
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"Despite the firm matriarchal icons of the monarchy such as Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria, women lower down the ranking who exercise their own singular power have not fared well in majesty; it is not part of the fairy tale," she writes.
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Brewers RH Wily Peralta (218-238, 21) Wainwright always has fared well against the Brewers, posting a 215-222 record and 33 ERA in 23 career appearances (25 starts) - including a victory on July 24 in which he pitched seven scoreless innings.
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The Trump administration has not fared well in federal courts in California in other cases concerning immigration, including ones challenging President Trump's efforts to restrict travel from predominantly Muslim countries and to rescind a program protecting some 700,000 young unauthorized immigrants from deportation.
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The 24-year-old certainly fared well in his previous outing with the Tigers, notching his first major-league win on May 27 after scattering three hits and striking out 11 over 6 1/3 scoreless innings against the Chicago White Sox.
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ABOUT THE GRIZZLIES (32-23): Small forward Lance Stephenson fared well in his team debut with 18 points in Sunday's 98-85 loss to the Toronto Raptors after being acquired at last Thursday's trade deadline from the Los Angeles Clippers for forward Jeff Green.
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Sales and trading fared well, underpinned by strong markets, especially in primary debt issuance and fixed-income, currency and commodity (FICC) trading, which are Deutsche Bank's traditional strengths, but these revenues are notoriously volatile, with performance usually stronger at the start of the year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The British economy will pay higher costs this year and next for the uncertainty created by its vote to leave the European Union, the EU economics commissioner said on Thursday, though he recognized Britain had so far fared well since the referendum.
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The deal, which was struck by the Legislature with little input from Mr. Cuomo, was a blow to landlords and real estate interests, who had fared well with a Republican-led Senate, and a major win for the progressive Democrats who had ousted them.
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But the director's 2013 movie about giant alien invaders versus Rock 'Em, Sock 'Em robots fared well enough internationally to warrant an encore, so enter "Pacific Rim Uprising," a monster mashup of movies past with a notable demographic tilt toward the "Power Rangers" demo.
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In fact, liberal democracy — usually defined as a popularly elected government based on individual rights, the rule of law and the separation of powers — has not fared well across the former Soviet Union since 1991, when the Cold War superpower collapsed into 202015 independent states.
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Despite Greece's crippling recession between 212 and 240, which shrank the economy by a quarter, Mytilineos, whose businesses range from metals production to building power plants, has fared well thanks to overseas expansion and spending hundreds of millions of euros on new equipment to halve production costs.
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ET, FSN Arizona, SNP (Vancouver) ABOUT THE COYOTES (11-133-5): Defenseman Anthony DeAngelo has fared well in both meetings with Vancouver this season, but will be unable to help his teammates on Wednesday as he begins serving a three-game suspension for physical abuse of officials.
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At Sprig, a food-delivery company from San Francisco, even the chef has access to an analytics platform that they use to analyze the meals that have been ordered and understand which ingredients and flavors are popular or have not fared well, and so tailor the menu.
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While the Mets haven't provided much juice in that stretch, Jay Bruce has fared well by going 193-for-17 with three homers and four RBIs in his last four contests and went 10-for-30 with three blasts and eight RBIs last season versus Colorado.
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Their Left Front union has not fared well in local elections since then, but a Viavoice poll on Tuesday showed Melenchon himself remains popular, with 10 percent of left-wing voters considering him the best candidate for the Left in 2017, only three percentage points behind Hollande.
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On the Democratic side, there were debates about debates, conflicts over how many donations from the fossil-fuel industry constitutes "a lot" and a county-by-county delegate slog in Nevada in which Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont fared well over Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primary.
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"They're going to enter the Xbox ecosystem through a different device, that's not a console and not a PC." xCloud could be a big opportunity for Microsoft in India, especially as the Xbox One console has not fared well in a country where PlayStation sales have dominated.
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A friend who taught at the University of Vermont observed to Mr. Sanders that even in his losing campaigns, he had fared well in Burlington, a city that was growing as a trickle of young liberals left the cities of the Northeast for the Green Mountains.
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The decision by these business leaders to align themselves with Trump — just over a year before the general election — shows that Democrats could have a tough road ahead convincing these executives, who have fared well under the current administration with tax cuts and deregulation, to help finance their campaigns.
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A decent number of Patriots fans think the team made a mistake trading away Jimmy Garoppolo: He fared well filling in for Brady during the Deflategate suspension in 2017, but with Brady still playing well, the team couldn't commit to Garoppolo as the starter in the near future.
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The Bills, who are off to a 284.3-84.3 start for the first time since 22, will discover how they measure up against the Patriots (3-0) on Sunday when the undefeated AFC East rivals meet in Orchard Park, N.Y. Buffalo traditionally hasn't fared well in the matchup.
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The Phillies' right-hander fared well in his last outing against the New York Mets and the team followed that up with a 4-0 victory over Pittsburgh, which then summarily outscored its Keystone State rival by a 14-5 margin to win the last three games of the set.
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Whether or not Stu from 20/20 ever found dating success is a question lost to time, but other markedly short men who are over two standard deviations from the norm have fared well, including 4'11" former Secretary of Labor under the Clinton administration, Robert Reich, whose wife was 9" taller.
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Santiago is 27-24 with a 3.69 ERA in 10 career appearances (eight starts) against the Astros - including a no-decision on June 21, when he allowed one run and three hits in 6 1/3 innings - and has fared well against Altuve (73-for-20) and George Springer (1-for-13).
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Although Pikachu's PG-rated adventure in the company of a human (Justice Smith), which is recommended for viewers 8 and older, didn't win over Ben Kenigsberg, the New York Times critic, it fared well at the box office and will be shown every day of the recess except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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Democrats have fared well in recent special elections, and they have turned out in strong numbers in the four contests where complete turnout numbers are now available: a relatively uncompetitive special election in Iowa's 22014th State Senate district in December, two January contests in Virginia, and Delaware's 10th State Senate district race in February.
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Lessons for 2018 If Democrats are going to retake the House in the 2018 midterms -- which is certainly possible given the over-performance of their candidates in this year's special elections -- they're going to have to extend their focus beyond the borders of high-educated suburban districts held by Republicans where Clinton fared well in the 2016 presidential election.
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"While our friends in the grain and meat industry have fared well with NAFTA, the fresh fruit and vegetable industry has been taking it on the cuff, from the standpoint of unfair competition coming into the country," Reggie Brown, a representative from the Florida Tomato Growers Exchange and Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association, told the House panel.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who fared well on Monday night, tried to put a younger and more charming face on the basic Republican message of anger, xenophobia, fear and hate, but at a rally on Saturday night he fairly quickly veered into demonizing President Obama, misrepresenting vital issues like Obamacare, and using critical national security issues mostly to stoke Americans' insecurities.
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In addition to SUNY Maritime, I found myself looking up some schools I'd never heard of that fared well on the earnings-based rankings: Bentley University (Massachusetts), which made both The Economist's and Georgetown's top 10 lists; Otis College of Art and Design (California) and Alderson Broaddus University (West Virginia), both in The Economist's top 10; and University of the Pacific (California) and Molloy College (New York), both in Georgetown's top 10.
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C.), who told host Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: If I'm Trump, 'I would not be especially pleased' with White House defense Trump: Senate should decide on witnesses; Bolton testimony poses national security risk Trump lawyer: Abuse of power, obstruction articles 'have not fared well' MORE earlier Sunday on "Fox News Sunday that abuse of power in the House's articles was "so poorly defined here I don't know presidents in the future can conform their conduct.
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On the other hand, if the Senate makes the decision to go down the road of additional witnesses, that could extend it to six to eight weeks or even longer," Cruz told Fox News's Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoTrump defenders argue president can't be removed for abuse of power Trump lawyer: Abuse of power, obstruction articles 'have not fared well' Cruz: Hearing from witnesses could extend Senate trial to up to 8 weeks MORE on "Sunday Morning Futures.
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He sat for an interviews earlier this month with Laura IngrahamLaura Anne IngrahamTrump asks 'what the hell has happened' to Fox News after interview with Democratic senator GOP cries boredom in attack on impeachment case Giuliani says he was 'misled' by Parnas MORE and Fox Business Network host Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoTrump asks 'what the hell has happened' to Fox News after interview with Democratic senator Trump defenders argue president can't be removed for abuse of power Trump lawyer: Abuse of power, obstruction articles 'have not fared well' MORE and spoke with the network last week at the March for Life.
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He added that he'd "love" to have acting chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Biden says he would not engage in witness swap in impeachment trial Schumer blasts GOP votes over witnesses, documents at trial MORE appear, though there was "not much he could add" beyond an interview Mulvaney did with Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: If I'm Trump, 'I would not be especially pleased' with White House defense Trump: Senate should decide on witnesses; Bolton testimony poses national security risk Trump lawyer: Abuse of power, obstruction articles 'have not fared well' MORE in October.
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"Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: If I'm Trump, 'I would not be especially pleased' with White House defense Trump: Senate should decide on witnesses; Bolton testimony poses national security risk Trump lawyer: Abuse of power, obstruction articles 'have not fared well' MORE on Tuesday said that he would "not be especially pleased" if he were President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE watching the White House defense of him in the opening round of the Senate impeachment trial.
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