Now the two houses will have to fight it out.
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I told them they'd have to fight it out themselves.
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I should just leave and let them all fight it out.
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Others had to fight it out for themselves, project by project.
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But then why fight it out 25 years in the past?
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You can fight it out using the all-new time waster.
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So we won't have to fight it out at a convention.
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So, I figure, let's fight it out and see what happens.
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Well, what happened was Trump had the goods to fight it out.
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The former couple will be in court Monday to fight it out.
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You can fight it out with me if you want to kill somebody.
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The two sides are supposed to fight it out in the marketplace of ideas.
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Corker and Flake decided to retire rather than fight it out as internal critics.
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Rather than fight it out in litigation and bankruptcy, Genesco and Finish Line settled.
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In the meantime, people like Thomas Gerhardt will fight it out in state courts.
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People fight it out in comments, over everything from semicolons to codes of conduct.
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Another portrayed them as Jedis and kitted them out with lightsabers to fight it out.
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And none of the candidates said they wouldn't fight it out at a contested convention.
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Shall we fight it out to see who wins and then we get paid more?
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The two sides are scheduled to fight it out in State Supreme Court on Thursday.
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Let the scholars fight it out over what really happened and who did what to whom.
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If you have a strong opinion either way, though, please fight it out in the comments.
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My guess is Justice stays out of that and Manchin and the nominee fight it out.
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But we're fighters, and that's what we decided, that we were going to fight it out.
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The move effectively trapped the protesters, leaving them to fight it out or leave in handcuffs.
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Put a value on carbon-free energy and let the sources fight it out, free from interference.
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Weapons are strewn about and 100 players fight it out, alone or by teaming up with others.
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I do hope to see Melissa come back and fight it out again (not literally) in the future.
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"Hillary Clinton is a first lady who was there to fight it out to the end," Brower said.
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That&aposs why they set up the three branches of government, and they let them fight it out.
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Solutions were simple: throw antivirus at the problem and let the good and bad geeks fight it out.
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The philanthropists will decide, and then it will be left to their foundations to fight it out. ♦
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Please, fight it out in the comment section below, before we get robo-debaters to do it for you.
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Because if you're trying to steal the Empire's Death Star plans, you'd better be prepared to fight it out.
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Mr Van der Bellen and Mr Hofer will now have to fight it out again, probably on September 25th.
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It's his willingness to let (force?) his aides to fight it out -- figuratively, not literally -- in front of him.
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In some cases, the best thing for battling siblings might be more time to work (or fight) it out.
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He's made no secret of the fact that he likes to watch his advisers fight it out over policy.
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"Seinfeld" and "Friends" fans may fight it out online about the crucial question of which is the better sitcom.
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One summary sheet comment said the Asian-American applicant would "need to fight it out with many similar" applicants.
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"We will fight it out and get it done as soon as we can," says Public Citizen's Peter Maybarduk.
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The DOE interprets Title IX to protect transgender students, and most districts choose not to fight it out in court.
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It's not quite a WWE cage match, but it's going to be fun to watch these theories fight it out.
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It's one thing for climate alarmists and global warming skeptics to fight it out in the political or scientific arena.
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The best Knicks team in at least four seasons continues to fight it out in the middle of the East.
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France and Germany could fight it out for the top ECB post, just as other major central banks undergo key changes.
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But Mrs Merkel has also said she does not believe in anointing successors, so she will let rivals fight it out.
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In France's two-round presidential voting, the two highest scorers in the first round fight it out in a run-off.
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"We will fight it out, no matter how big the company," Kapil Shah, a spokesman for advocacy group Jatan told CNN.
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Now, at best, it could fight it out for a distant fourth or fifth place in voice assistants and home entertainment.
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The first is to let everyone fight it out in a feed, and do some light curating around the big moments.
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When they aren't playing, some fans like to watch others fight it out, often with commentary, on streaming services like Twitch.
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" - Ryan, 24 "Holy hell, just send them all on a season of Survivor and let them fight it out there instead.
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They know it's better to have a monopoly in certain areas than to have to fight it out with each other everywhere.
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Kelly's lawyer is trying to get the default judgment set aside so they can fight it out in court on the merits.
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In Fight of Gods, players can get Jesus to battle the Buddha, or Zeus to fight it out with Viking god Odin.
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We're dribbling too much at times, and we've got to fight it out on the boards and do a good job with turnovers.
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And from that perspective, we think it's a lot more synergistic to partner this way, rather than fight it out in the market.
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Not be as much of a puppeteer as a director, but to fight it out with your characters, was the most important thing.
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In the wild, a female panda will attract lots of males, who will fight it out for the chance to mate with her.
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"Whether we are right or wrong, we will fight it out in the justice process...because we believe in Thailand's justice system," Suthep said.
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The two fastest teams after the semi-finals will race again for gold while the two slowest fight it out for the bronze medal.
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Though it is not yet certain that Mrs Clinton and Mr Trump will fight it out for the presidency in November, it is probable.
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I myself wanted him to be tougher and not take so many steps toward the Republicans and really to fight it out much more.
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But the FCC's plan is to leave it to private companies to build out the network, and let them fight it out for users.
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To a judge, the safest choice is to let the parties fight it out in court and have the chips fall where they may.
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We'll let Congress and the politicians fight it out, but if somebody's hungry or thirsty or needs some help, we're going to help them.
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He thinks you fight it out and you kick it around and two powerful men just decide what to do alone in a room.
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One person's nightmare president is another's dream, and we just have to fight it out messily, finding compromise with the least amount of damage possible.
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But Silverman refused to, opting instead to fight it out with Guy Aoki, the cofounder of Media Action Network for Asian Americans, on Politically Incorrect.
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Both Nixon, the Republican Party, and the conservative movement in other words benefitted from the decision not to fight it out to the bitter end.
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He could just sit the war out until the fancy rulers fight it out among themselves, but he's out there, and he's also v swol.
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Each individual bite was vinegary, fishy, tangy, and sweet — but having them all fight it out on my taste buds was by no means unpleasant.
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When it all comes to a head, they shout their truths into the endless night and fight it out like men are allegedly supposed to.
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Republicans have effectively chosen their nominees for the major statewide races during party conventions in May, so Democrats are left to fight it out. Gov.
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After sorting through over 300 entries, he's announced the DJs and producers that'll fight it out onstage at Brooklyn Steel in just a couple weeks.
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National Democrats also pumped in money to knock down a second-tier Republican, clearing the field for Democrats to fight it out for second place.
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All eyes were on seven Democratic candidates as they continued to fight it out for the party nomination in the South Carolina debate on Tuesday.
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The masters get two of us big old black slaves and let us fight it out while they bet: 'My slave can whup your slave.
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You talked about the president wanting these intellectual rivals around him essentially, he has them fight it out and then a decision is ultimately made.
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This desire to watch people who work for him fight it out for his attention and approval is not a new character trait for Trump.
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It would be great to stick them both on an island and have them fight it out, but we haven't really workshopped that idea yet.
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Like the unsavory consequences of cigarettes, Facebook wants you to get in endless heated discussions with people you don't personally know and fight it out online.
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"Either people fight it out, which would be very bad for Sudan, or they accept a reconciliation process," said Mahdi, who heads the largest opposition party.
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But the use of a request for comment suggests the administration might try to do this through regulation anyway, and fight it out in court later.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us, DCFS has made its recommendations and Brad and Angelina had 2 options ... agree or fight it out in court.
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While Trump still has a stronghold on the nomination, Cruz and Rubio look paired up to fight it out for second place, but sadly, no delegates.
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American Sloane Stephens, Ukrainian Elina Svitolina, Czech Karolina Pliskova and Kiki Bertens from the Netherlands will fight it out to complete the field for the Oct.
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But they likely won't retaliate with the full brunt of their capability, with China content to let the West fight it out among themselves, he says.
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It may just be that we're not all going to get along — that the only way to move forward on this is to fight it out.
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But it's not guaranteeing ... It's not just let the machines and algorithms and people fight it out for attention, it's really blending openness ... So not Twitter, right?
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"Let them fight it out...those are the issues that concern them," Samoan Prime Minister Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi told Reuters in an interview in Port Moresby.
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It ends with a voice telling them to "fight it out," and if you've seen any of Rhimes' past work, then you know it could get brutal.
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Moving the six-bill package would dramatically reduce the effects of the shutdown and let Trump continue to fight it out with Democrats over the border wall.
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He said it's not in America's interests to defend them, and that the U.S. should withdraw from Syria so they can fight it out with the Turks.
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Juppe will fight it out with fellow former premier Francois Fillon, who said he wanted a fresh break with the "failures" of Socialist President Francois Hollande's current mandate.
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As of late, the plaintiffs had reached settlements with several defendants like 7-Eleven to include warnings, but others like Starbucks chose to fight it out in court.
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It doesn't introduce any additional planets, but Outer Rim lets players fight it out on new maps inside Jabba the Hutt's palace and among the factories of Sullust.
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Florida's 29 electoral votes are the biggest prize on the map among competitive states and both campaigns plan to fight it out there all the way through November 8.
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But, according to court records, Mason has agreed to drop his case in Delaware after both sides agreed it would be more efficient to fight it out in arbitration.
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They must either disburse into South and Central America and wherever else they can go and continue to spread or stay and fight it out for control of territory.
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And if Trump can't secure a deal, he will have put the lie to the argument the process is worthwhile, so maybe both sides should just fight it out.
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"If they did not fight it out with police, they would be alive," said the national police chief, Ronald dela Rosa, who is heading the country's deadly antidrug war.
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The Democrats are in a fragile position because they have to fight it out among themselves but also be aware of what Mr. Trump is picking up from them.
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Opponents argued that the plan was an example of federal overreach, and the Supreme Court temporarily blocked it in 2016 until both sides could fight it out in lower courts.
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Following the elimination of Michael Gove from the Conservative leadership contest, home secretary Theresa May will fight it out with the energy minister Andrea Leadsom to take the top job.
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And the stinger is that Quinn knows exactly why Rachel's doing what she's doing; it's Rachel who can't bring herself to fight it out with her mentor/enemy/only friend.
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The Steinbrenners just don't know when to quit, arguing that they will fight it out all summer on this line, even when their fans are vocally begging them to retreat.
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While two Democrats will likely have to fight it out through a late-May runoff, Cornyn, who faces no credible primary challenger, is sitting on a $2100 million war chest.
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If Trump and Sanders start to argue about the benefits of space exploration versus the Green New Deal, Republicans and Democrats would retreat to their corners and fight it out.
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As an investigator, you've got to work fact by fact, communication by communication, observation by observation and fight it out that way, which is obviously a long and tedious process.
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Should we head to Arena Mexico to see the theatrical spectacle of the flamboyant luchadores — Mexican wrestlers — fight it out with acrobatic-style moves while the crowd cheered them on?
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Oracle and Google continue to fight it out in a retrial over $9 billion that Oracle claims Google owes it for using its Java code in its popular Android mobile platform.
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The two parties will still fight it out in midterm elections that will determine control of Congress as well as the future ability of the Trump administration to enact its agenda.
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Three performers have sued Epic Games, which makes Fortnite, an addictive, money-minting juggernaut of a survival game where players fight it out to stay alive while they kill everybody else.
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By most accounts, Mr. Trump has operated with a different style; he seems to prefer letting his inner circle fight it out, after which he picks and advocates for the winner.
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Members of Obama's inner circle say the former president realizes now he should not have christened Hillary the successor, that he should have let Bernie, Joe and Hillary fight it out.
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As the two fight it out, they're surprised by a team of cops lead by Dr. Ellie Staple (Sarah Paulson), a psychiatrist who studies people who believe they are comic book characters.
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Several Senate Republicans have publicly backed passing either the individual House bills or a continuing resolution to fully reopen the government while Democrats and Trump fight it out over the border wall.
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Those leagues have long since been disenfranchised, condemned to the sidelines as western Europe's great powers fight it out among themselves, and the event has not suffered — quite the opposite, in fact.
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Fashion labels have been ploughing into streetwear like sneakers as they fight it out to capture a younger clientele; others have switched designers or expanded their social media marketing to catch buyers' attention.
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It will be very interesting to see if these companies band together and share data to improve the industry overall; or fight it out to become the first unified software for all parties.
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Wicker easily prevailed in his primary and enters the race favored to win against either Democrats Howard Sherman or David Baria, who will fight it out in a runoff election later this year.
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Dystopian novels and movies predict a future in which people fight it out for every last drop of water to quench the thirst of expanding cities, parched agriculture, and wasteful suburban grass lawns.
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With demand for midsize products spiraling downward, Ford and its Detroit rivals all pulled the plug, leaving just two imports, the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier, to fight it out for the remaining scraps.
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The supposed favorites usually hold off announcing their runs until the spring -- waiting to see how the field shakes out a bit (and letting the lesser-known candidates fight it out) before wading in.
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If Mr. McGahn did not wish to be detained, he could visit his old boss — and let the Capitol Police and the Secret Service fight it out on the grounds of the White House.
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That history is often related from the Marine Corps's point of view, which in painful summary is that the Navy ran away and left the Marines to fight it out alone against the Japanese.
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John Cornyn, the No. 2 ranked Republican in the Senate, sought to put some distance between Congress and Pruitt on Tuesday when asked whether the administrator needs to fight it out and stand firm.
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He quickly realized he had a choice: Stay and fight it out with hundreds of other companies for funds, or move to a smaller market where he'd have to scramble to find willing venture capitalists.
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It was as if a baker sold you a cupcake and then sold the same cupcake to the person in line behind you, letting you two fight it out over who gets to eat it.
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If Formula E is where the big-name companies are going to fight it out in the next decade, it's only fitting that these startups with connections to China are in the mix as well.
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Republican aides are increasingly of the mind that the only way out may be for the President to declare the national emergency, claim victory, fight it out in the courts and let the government reopen.
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The administration says it will reposition its forces, letting the Syrian regime, Russia and Turkey fight it out for eastern Syria, which Trump notes is 7,000 miles away and not a key to U.S. strategy.
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"The people have a determination to fight it out with the system," said Mr. Belabbas, head of the Rally for Culture and Democracy party, who joined the protesters in the streets of Algiers on Friday.
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One of Canada's red lines was the preservation of NAFTA's Chapter 19, which set up an independent mechanism to resolve special trade disputes between the countries (rather than trying to fight it out in domestic courts).
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As for the offer to fight it out once and for all ... Smith says "the street in me" wanted to handle it one way ... but the "grown man" in him convinced him to go another direction.
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Janne Andersson's side will meet Peru in Gothenburg before they depart for Russia, where they will fight it out with South Korea, Germany and Mexico in Group F. Reporting by Philip O'Connor; Editing by Hugh Lawson
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" Gibbons described how Trump would create drama on "Celebrity Apprentice": He would "walk in the room, pull a pin out of a hand grenade and walk out and let everyone just kind of fight it out.
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"I kind of want to stay put and fight it out," said Elizabeth Stromer, 45, a former nurse who lives in a tent not far from a BMW dealership on the edge of the city's Mission District.
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After Ted Cruz lost the Indiana primary Tuesday night, he announced that he would suspend his presidential campaign, rather than fight it out with Donald Trump for another month in hopes of denying him a delegate majority.
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Nope ... Ward says that ship has sailed ... saying he has email proof his team offered GGG's camp a sweet deal to fight it out a long time ago ... and they wanted no part of his quick hands.
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Mr. Trump is expected to dominate in Tuesday's primaries in five northeastern states, but his delegate count could fall short if he loses in Indiana next week, allowing the rivals to fight it out at the convention.
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Still, his aides and allies have urged him to stop throwing attention to Mr. Biden, arguing that it is better to have the Democrats fight it out and weaken one another over the course of their primary.
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About 13 miles from Las Vegas, Henderson looks more like the kind of wealthy, white, outer-ring suburb where Republicans still hold their own, and the parties fight it out competitively in congressional, state and local races.
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Chris Brown and Soulja Boy are gearing up for a bloodbath in the ring, but for various reasons they can't pull it off in the U.S. ... so we've learned they're planning to fight it out in Dubai.
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Cardi has since doubled down on her willingness to either talk things through withNicki or "fight it out," proving that her politics around conflict resolution haven't changed much since she was a regular degular girl in the Bronx.
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Tomoko Blech, who represents CHAdeMO in Europe, said fussing over which standard would prevail was not helpful given that the electric car industry was still in its early days and carmakers should fight it out with their models.
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The top 50 golfers on this year's European Tour will fight it out this week to claim the final event of the season at the DP World Tour Championship, Dubai, which is worth $2 million to the winner.
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"It is new, and this, like, this rumble mentality of, 'I'm going to bring my friends, you're going bring your friends, and we're going to fight it out in the park' -- it's not something we've seen here," Simpson said.
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Beforehand there was much speculation about how much debate moderator Lester Holt should intervene to correct facts, and the NBC News anchorman largely left the candidates to fight it out, interjecting a few times to set the record straight.
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Blue team and red team fight it out for map locations, each with fairly robust AI that shoot waves of appropriately colored blood out of their opponents, and you just try to help out whichever team you've allied yourself with.
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They're not really here for the culmination of the 2016 Call of Duty World League Championship, where the top 32 teams in the world fight it out for glory and the biggest portion of a two million dollar prize pool.
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Democrats, who have been cramming town hall-style meetings to implore Republican lawmakers not to take apart the health law, seem content to let their opponents fight it out in the hope that the divisions will lead to an impasse.
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The Boston Celtics' Isaiah Thomas, the Los Angeles Lakers' Jordan Clarkson, the Portland Trail Blazers' C. J. McCollum and the Denver Nuggets' Emmanuel Mudiay will fight it out among themselves before the winner goes on, hoping to embarrass the most skilled big man.
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Far deeper than the real policy differences that divide us are the fundamental commitments to liberal democracy that we share, commitments that make it possible for us to fight it out on policy and then, win or lose, live to fight another day.
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" And when he heard there were all these refugees here desperate to get to Lisbon and then American and freedom, Christian thought he could tell them he had a plane and watch them fight it out and then say, "Wait — you're political refugees?
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Over the last month, GM shares are down a whopping 14% as employees and management battle over higher wages and increased job security; as long as the two sides continue to fight it out, the automaker's stock is likely to continue its plunge.
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While they're planning the surgery, which they disagree on, they fight it out with Mer as the stand-in for the women who are attacked and Jackson as the stand-in for what taking those men down does when it takes down an institution.
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"It's a very, very good result for Sinn Fein... but even though it is a statistical tie, we would expect Fine Gael and Fianna Fail to fight it out to get the most seats," said Gary Murphy, Professor of Politics at Dublin City University.
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England and Australia will begin the latest edition of one of cricket's oldest and fiercest rivalries this week, when the two teams fight it out for The Ashes, but this Test series will also mark the start of a new era for the sport.
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While it is possible the Sinaloa cartel will replace Guzman in a smooth transition and retain power, history tells us that Mexico will be in for more bloodshed as individuals and groups fight it out for supremacy and control of the lucrative smuggling routes.
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The Ronde is a big party and a big show, known for its ability to cripple egos as ferociously drug-addled cyclists fight it out on the way up and down and up the steep cobbled roads of the Flemish Ardennes again and again.
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If you watch Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman fight it out in the underwater thriller Crimson Tide, you get a pretty accurate picture of how things can go south quickly in the extreme isolation of a nuclear submarine cut off from its centralized command.
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And now Jeff Flake of Arizona has delivered a barnburner of a Senate address about the civic costs of the Trump presidency — while simultaneously declaring that because he can't win his primary in a Trumpified party, he won't even stay and fight it out.
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Macron is seen as a potential threat to candidates from the right as well as the left, including front runner Alain Juppe, who is targeting the same center ground, and who will fight it out with former president Nicolas Sarkozy in November for the center-right nomination.
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He has suggested the US should allow ISIS, anti-government rebels and the Syrian government to fight it out and more recently has focused on joining forces with Russia -- which has aided the Syrian regime in the bombing of civilians and US-allied rebels -- to combat ISIS.
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" WATCH: Cardi B Tells Nicki Minaj They Can "Talk About It Or Fight It Out" In Instagram Post "How you say that I was the wild animal, that I attacked you, that you was mortified, that you was humiliated, playing the victim but now you the gangsta.
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While the two temperamental men fight it out—Bannon is reportedly assuming that Trump will be brought down over the Russia inquiry, and therefore he, Bannon, will challenge Mike Pence for the Republican nomination in 2020—I recommend waiting for a more thoughtful approach to Trump's presidency.
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The Leftovers, on the other hand, will have to fight it out in the Rival Series and try to finish in the Top 2 in Europe, which will offer them a chance to earn their way back into the main Championship Series division for next season.
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In that context, the Bachelor concept of having 29 women fight it out over a man seems tone deaf, almost too reminiscent of the casting couch, which also saw countless women vying for a single part, often putting themselves in compromising positions to please a man with another level of power.
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So far, German carmakers have been able to sit back and watch these two factions fight it out: The market share of S.U.V.s and off-road vehicles has just reached another record high; approximately every third car newly registered in Germany is either an S.U.V. or an off-road vehicle.
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So on top of a burned ride home—a parking lot attendant eventually gave her a ride to Newark Airport so she could get a new rental, at least—she has to fight it out with MetLife Stadium to see who's going to cover the cost of the deductible for her own insurance.
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But the British do: "Players get into two teams — Team Santa and Team Jesus — and fight it out through a variety of festively themed puzzles, riddles, jigsaws, building challenges (not easy after a few Christmas sherries) and brain games to win believers," proclaims the website for a game called Santa vs. Jesus.
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Last summer, aides described a president who was itching to get on the campaign trail as he watched Democrats soak up airtime on cable television, though some tried to talk him out of it by pointing out that incumbent presidents typically sit back and let the rival party fight it out until there's a nominee.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE responded to his electoral defeats Tuesday night by vowing to stay in the race and fight it out until the Democratic National Convention in July.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Thursday acknowledged the possibility that Republicans could lose their House majority in the upcoming midterms, saying the GOP would "have to just fight it out" if that happens.
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I mean, we fight it out and we have the conversations, the thing about Marc is he loves and cares about the city just like I do and so we really connect on that level, and we both have a passion for wanting to address this issue, and we sometimes have differences of opinions about how we might want to address those issues, but I value his work with Salesforce and what he's done in San Francisco, his contributions to just supporting so many amazing initiatives in San Francisco, the hospital, UCSF, and a number of other things he continues to support, his love for the arts and everything.
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