After crossing the finish line, she broke into tears and carried the finish line high above her head.
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Finish Line – Finish Line agreed to be bought by British sports retailer JD Sports Fashion for $558 million.
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Bo didn't let himself slow down, because Lia said you were always meant to pick a spot beyond the finish line and make that your finish line.
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Finish Line — Shares of the athletic shoe and apparel retailer fell in premarket hours Friday, after Finish Line said comparable sales tumbled 4.5 percent during the second quarter.
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I'm borrowing that quip about life's finish line (that finish line, of course, being death) from her because it's one of my favorite clichés, and it absolutely rings true.
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I had a total of five remote cameras, and two directly at the finish line, a wide angle, and two down the track as the winner passed the finish line.
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The 29-year-old was nearing the finish line of the Austin Marathon in February 2015, when her body collapsed, leaving her on all fours to cross the finish line.
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In fact, the rules of track and field state that you hit the finish line when your torso, which is considered different from your head or arms, crosses the finish line.
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Good luck, Adam ... see you at the finish line!!!
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We will get to the finish line running and standing.
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He crossed the finish line before waving to the crowd.
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We still need to get it across the finish line.
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Abebe Bikila crosses the finish line while barefoot on Sept.
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She got to within 200 meters of the finish line.
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Each is a step toward the finish line, he says.
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But he's still a long way from the finish line.
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What is the "finish line" that they are aiming for?
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Of the 444 racers, only 68 crossed the finish line.
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On the G6, I was blasting through the finish line.
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"I want to get across the finish line," Meadows said.
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The last game, Flag Finish Line, was my greatest challenge.
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This may be the best finish line on the planet.
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Rule The World breaks away, and crosses the finish line.
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Can the president help pull Morrisey across the finish line?
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It's going to be great to have a finish line.
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I'll see you at the finish line, RIP Puppy Efron.
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President, thank you for getting us over the finish line.
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With the finish line in sight, the balloon stopped by.
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But Force's run does not end at the finish line.
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December, of course is the dash to the finish line.
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The finish line was in sight, and I took off.
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"The journey's begun, but there's no finish line," he said.
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"What happens when you cross the finish line?" he asked.
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Skateboarders circled him as he talked about the finish line.
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At the finish line, he removed his helmet and shrugged.
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The race standings show 98 horses crossing the finish line.
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The result is a mad scramble to the finish line.
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Maybe then he can get to the finish line first.
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He just wants to cross the finish line in Paris.
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The finish line isn't as clear as we might think.
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They crossed the finish line together, and have remained friends.
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Would you have cheered when he reached the finish line?
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So the ghosts at the finish line aren't just the people who cross the finish line with you but the memories and the spirits of the people who help make you who you are.
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I think why we've had such longevity is that we are a family that believes we can all get to the finish line together, and that we should get to the finish line together.
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When David Fraser crossed the finish line at the TCS New York City Marathon last year, it marked his 2200th time completing that race, using his toes to push his wheelchair to the finish line.
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"I may be limping across that finish line, but we're going to get across that finish line," he told listeners during a campaign rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., one day after the second presidential debate.
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They were almost to the finish line after 13 long years.
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"I wanted to get to the finish line," Kayleigh told TODAY.
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With just Wyoming to go, the finish line was in reach.
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As they near the finish line of this eight-year marathon?
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On the finish line I thought I had finished fourth - madness!
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Apple, Amazon near finish line in race to $21968 trillion value.
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Without enough fuel, you won't make it to the finish line.
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Henry McMaster over the finish line in his runoff race Tuesday.
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Finally, Gary makes it to the finish line on Baxter Peak.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, could finally start to see the finish line.
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It's like we're at the finish line [on a trade deal].
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Serving your users better is a goal with no finish line.
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"I look at crossing that finish line as kicking cancer's ass."
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It made me sad when I saw the finish line coming.
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Today Facebook proved it's always looking for a new finish line.
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The pregnancy finish line is almost in sight for Belle Lucia!
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"Well, I did cross the start-finish line first," Haley said.
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It still sees good long-term performance for Finish Line, however.
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There is no finish line, you have to just keep running.
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The finish line is at the fifth gate, after five loops.
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Rees was praised for making sure Wyeth crossed the finish line.
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How Bots, Twitter, and Hackers Pushed Trump to the Finish Line
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And by his side all the way to the finish line?
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There's still a long way to go before the finish line.
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We are almost crawling to the finish line at this point.
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"Crossing that finish line is going to be an incredible feeling."
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But it also outlines two huge obstacles blocking the finish line.
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These choices do nothing to get you across the finish line.
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Headlines Bayer, Monsanto near finish line in $66 bln takeover on.ft.
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He knew he was the first to reach the finish line.
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That means getting them across the finish line will be hard.
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"I was very happy," Gallegos says of crossing the finish line.
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One of the survivors, Jeff Bauman, walked across the finish line.
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"A lot of people think about the finish line," she said.
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As such, supporters on Wednesday were celebrating nearing the finish line.
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"First of all, don't rush to the finish line," Alexander says.
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"There's no finish line," he says, "when it comes to equality."
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Gowdy promised reporters that the investigation is nearing the finish line.
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I'm behind you 100 percent, see you at the finish line.
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Yesterday, she crossed the finish line wearing the same bib number.
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Either Colorado or Nevada would carry her over the finish line.
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Bob Menendez past a corruption scandal and over the finish line.
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Almost to the finish line: It's "I Love You Baby" time.
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I had to bully and bribe myself across the finish line.
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"It was absolutely a race to the finish line," he said.
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He was determined to carry his squad across the finish line.
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The trade conflict is just pushing them over the finish line.
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But in the end, the moderates stumbled before the finish line.
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It's only enjoyable when you've crossed the finish line and survived.
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When he crossed the finish line, he retired his running shoes.
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The photos of the finish line of this race were beautiful.
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But getting the bills across the finish line won't be simple.
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Finish Line fell 18 percent and Nike was down 2.2 percent.
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In terms of workers' rights, Janus is not the finish line.
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A short-handed Supreme Court is limping to the finish line.
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Even Urán thought Barguil had beaten him to the finish line.
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"Holy fuck," Farnan can be heard saying at the finish line.
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I could have been watching the marathon near the finish line.
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Finish Line – The athletic footwear and apparel retailer was upgraded to "positive" from "neutral" at Susquehanna, citing its own greater-than-expected probability of Finish Line being acquired by British retailer and major shareholder Sports Direct.
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"I may be limping across the finish line, but we're going to get across that finish line," he said, promising six campaign events a day during the final week in the effort to get out his vote.
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It's not always the easiest thing to get across the finish line.
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He thinks he's the guy to take it over the finish line.
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GETTING to the finish line of Vendée Globe has always been hard.
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It's what I've always tried to do – get to the finish line.
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The thing about show business is that there is no finish line.
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There is no finish line when it come to helping the homeless.
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But it's not quite enough to take you across the finish line.
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He crossed the finish line with Eubank and Hamlyn by his side.
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Flanagan cried and yelled as she approached the finish line all alone.
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He and Kipsang embraced just past the finish line to huge cheers.
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It's the group hug we all need after crossing the finish line.
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Rogers and his staff kept it moving and across the finish line.
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Whatever it took to get from there to that finish line - fine.
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Goals go much beyond our ability to cross a marathon finish line.
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Wal-Mart is closing 22013 locations and Finish Line is shutting 210.
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If one [injection] gets you to the finish line, one is enough.
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The checkered flag has been raised and the finish line is near.
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"Who cares about the finish line, Trump won!" his supporters are claiming.
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These brave athletes overcome a lot to get to the finish line.
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So we haven't gotten them over the finish line in the Senate.
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Ron DeSantis, who won the Florida gubernatorial race, across the finish line.
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The United States crossed the finish line third but was later disqualified.
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"It's much closer to the finish line than people realize," Cobb said.
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"[Don't let] anxiety rush you toward some imaginary finish line," Clayman advised.
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Many investors were also shocked that Finish Line reported such hideous numbers.
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The problem was that the acquisition would have rendered Finish Line insolvent.
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Runners plod along the Embarcadero to the finish line at Ocean Beach.
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Racers will then return south, reaching the finish line in Rosario, Argentina.
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Tinker Tico hung around the finish line for more than an hour.
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She can now single-handedly carry a film to the finish line.
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Carey sets an impressive and enjoyable goal of reaching the finish line.
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We are America, second to none, and we own the finish line!
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"Habits are not a finish line to be crossed," said Mr. Clear.
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Six women collapsed on crossing the finish line, setting off an outcry.
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You get into September baseball and you're close to the finish line.
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Upon crossing the finish line, he dropped down to kiss the pavement.
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The Gamecocks eventually led by 218 before cruising to the finish line.
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But is she thinking about the finish line when the race begins?
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Six months later, she and her daughter were crossing the finish line.
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And someone showered the marchers with rainbow confetti at the finish line.
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The announcing tower juts atop the grandstand, overlooking the start/finish line.
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The car caught fire and skidded across the finish line upside down.
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Senate Republicans can finally see the finish line on the Russia investigations.
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The simulation then overlays a timer and a start and finish line.
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How did you actually manage to get Harriet over the finish line?
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Brits must choose between drastically different paths to the Brexit finish line.
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Only three remain racing; one is still months from the finish line.
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We some investigative stories that were coming down the closing finish line.
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No runner crosses a finish line without thinking about the bombing anymore.
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"The moment I crossed the finish line, I was hooked," she says.
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"The board believes that it is in the best interests of Finish Line and our shareholders to adopt a shareholder rights plan given the current market conditions and recent share accumulations," Glenn Lyon, chairman of Finish Line said.
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Finish Line – Finish Line cut its profit forecast for the current fiscal year to 50 to 7.83 cents per share from the prior $1.21 to $1.23 a share, saying sales and profit margins would continue to be pressured.
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What they need is our help to get it across the finish line.
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I thought taking those steps on March 3 would be my finish line.
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The lower you make it, the closer they get to the finish line.
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"I'm determined to sprint to the finish line as secretary-general," Ban said.
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Honestly, I am super proud of Jamie for getting to the finish line.
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I took my bike and ran all the way to the finish line.
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So the victory went to Country House, who crossed the finish line second.
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In the background of the photo was American Pharoah crossing the finish line.
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FIELD: At 5 o'clock on a Sunday morning, the finish line feels far.
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But getting the bill across the finish line may not be that simple.
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He feels the pressure, but he's just looking forward to the finish line.
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I'll be out there just having fun and getting to the finish line!
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The finish line is nearly in sight, Abbots, so place your bets now.
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His overwhelming support from white men put him close to the finish line.
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As you complete them, you'll nudge your team's car toward the finish line.
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Her baby was waiting at the finish line to congratulate her -- and eat.
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Joanna also documented the moment when her husband finally crossed the finish line.
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It was crucial to helping get the House bill across the finish line.
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Chris Collins credited the President for getting the bill across the finish line.
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The last earnings report Cramer's watching is for athletic gear retailer Finish Line.
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Then suddenly she gets to the finish line and she's like, Oh shit.
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Chip Gaines is fixing to make it to the finish line in 2018!
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Copperthwaite recalls approaching the finish line, his heart pounding, barely able to breathe.
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Every so often, Moor nears the finish line, the end of his quest.
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On Friday, Finish Line reported its sales for the fourth quarter ended Feb.
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Let's see if the firm can get across the finish line still profitable.
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A day off the circuit may well push you over the finish line.
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It's all about where your torso is when you cross the finish line.
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As the hare wakes, the tortoise is crossing the finish line and wins.
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The race to the beautiful finish line is on — nominations close May 26.
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We're almost at the finish line, and paradise is definitely not yet found.
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But it's not a slam dunk the deal would reach the finish line.
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It's as if Duncan Jones can hardly believe he sees the finish line.
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Hitting a new obstacle so close to the finish line has supporters exasperated.
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We ran beside him, encouraged him and talked him across the finish line.
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We have a long way to go until we cross the finish line.
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EUGENE, Oregon (Reuters) - Allyson Felix leaned for the finish line; Jenna Prandini lunged.
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But most would agree that too many students aren't reaching the finish line.
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So he asked the cars to cross the finish line side-by-side.
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Unfortunately, we could not bring any of the buyers across the finish line.
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In that case, the minnow Finish Line tried to acquire Genesco, the whale.
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So my dad grabbed my arm and yanked me to the finish line.
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And above all, keep in mind your primary target: Crossing that finish line.
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"The march is not the finish line, but the starting block," said Goddard.
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As they headed to the finish line, they banged doors and nearly wrecked.
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In this way, you eliminate distractions and get to your finish line faster.
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Not crossing the finish line or having a medal placed around my neck.
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Getting the bill over the finish line will mean a sorting of priorities.
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"We have our hands full just getting across the finish line," he said.
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KGR and his legal team are prepping a massive lawsuit against Finish Line.
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His equilibrium restored, Bra battles Savyalov in a sprint to the finish line.
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The horse that crossed the finish line first didn't win the Kentucky Derby.
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But you can't cross that finish line without having a strong dessert plan.
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For one night, Ginobili was there to carry them across the finish line.
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Now that the deal is near the finish line, it's facing mounting opposition.
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"I'm really happy to get this to the finish line," Mr. McAllister said.
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I've never even seen the tape at the end of the finish line.
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I want nothing left in my legs when I cross the finish line.
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The bipartisan nature of the amendment could push it across the finish line.
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And WeWork is struggling just to make it across the IPO finish line.
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Even after crossing the finish line, they push on unofficially to the top.
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What will it take to get the S&P over the finish line?
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ARE, Sweden — Dominik Paris shook his head as he crossed the finish line.
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At one time, a wire was strung across the finish line at racetracks.
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And they're still not able to get their priorities over the finish line.
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Unique for a marathon, the finish line is tantalizingly visible from the start.
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He grinned widely, posing for photos under the flags of the finish line.
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We can't wait to see those pics of AH crossing the finish line!
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And so when it comes to controlling territory, trigger-pulling is like the finish line of a race: Without a finish line there is no race, but ignoring lead-up to the finish misses the substance of the whole contest.
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Multiple other reports have suggested the acquisition could have issues crossing the finish line.
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I immediately got up and didn't stop running until I'd crossed the finish line.
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It will be a sigh of relief when I get to the finish line.
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" On the other is chipper soul food like "Finish Line/Drown" and "How Great.
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That there isn't a finish line once you secure a set amount of bags.
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The tweaks were enough to get the First Step Act through the finish line.
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That was at the end of the race, right after crossing the finish line.
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As in all races, the finish line in this essay really makes the piece.
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For traditional automakers, at this point, they'd be effectively close to the finish line.
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Japan's relay team shocked the crowd by taking second place, crossing the finish line .
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That does not mean the race organizers can just coast to the finish line.
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You'll need all your skills and stamina to make it across the finish line.
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But it was with surprising tears that he greeted the finish line on Tuesday.
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Go deeper: Blues plans lobbied heavily to get tax reform over the finish line.
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You're almost at the finish line, but there's still a lot left to do.
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Spencer had three on the finish line offering different angles of the crucial moment.
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"I wasn't quitting until I got it done," Thompson said at the finish line.
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Oregon introduced similar legislation just last year but then crossed the finish line first.
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But I'm also so close to the finish line that I don't really notice.
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JD Sports said it had agreed to pay $13.50 per The Finish Line share.
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The finish line has an elevation of a mere 10 feet above Boston Harbor.
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He put a considerable amount of work into bringing ESSA over the finish line.
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It was all his from there as he easily coasted to the finish line.
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At 70 years old, she was the 9,856th woman to cross the finish line.
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However, they have never seen the finish line and often live paycheck to paycheck.
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He made deals and compromises, just enough to get it over the finish line.
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Everything else from here on out is an easy coast to the finish line.
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Let's honor his legacy by taking the baton across the finish line #GetUpDC pic.twitter.
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She was injured while cheering near the finish line when the second bomb exploded.
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In another picture, male runners race across the monochrome frame toward a finish line.
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From that point on, Reed stayed out front and got to the finish line .
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Once in Beijing, however, Yoder Begley crossed the finish line 26th in her race.
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However, he would not give up, pushing through to get to the finish line.
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Developing countries played a massive role in getting the Agreement to the finish line.
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Now she limps to the finish line when she should be hitting full stride.
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Officials decided to take the finishing times from three kilometers before the finish line.
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He quoted fitting lyrics from Chance the Rapper's "Finish Line / Drown" in his tribute.
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GOP leadership aides say they think they can get it over the finish line.
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" The question is whether maximum pressure 2.0, "helps us get to the finish line.
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The winner is likely to cross the finish line eight to 2400 days later.
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He crossed the finish line 30 seconds before the 28th lap was to start.
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Nationalizing 5G is NOT the way to beat China to this important finish line.
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Rather than fight it out in litigation and bankruptcy, Genesco and Finish Line settled.
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Those three measures will require help from Democrats to get over the finish line.
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I couldn't know if she saw my dad pull me to the finish line.
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ZT: When I'm working on a project I don't really see the finish line.
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We thought we were home free, with a mad dash to the finish line.
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"The best path to get both across the finish line might be that," Sen.
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Flanagan barely made it across the finish line, where she collapsed into Cragg's arms.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Cynthia Nixon staggered toward the finish line: Thursday's primary elections.
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He sat down on a wooden bench looking directly over the start-finish line.
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I had finally reached a finish line I never knew I was striving toward.
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Three fans made all the noise in the grandstand next to the finish line.
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There were 52 gates and about 700 yards separating her from the finish line.
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When will we as a society learn not to celebrate before the finish line?
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So if my husband takes him there, we'll see them at the finish line.
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As a pack of horses crosses the finish line, he peers at the timer.
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After crossing the finish line she asked officials what place she had come in.
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It's going to be a big accomplishment once we get past that finish line.
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Only about 20 percent make it to the finish line and get the pension.
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He rides wheelies over the finish line after he's been dropped by the pack.
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Bipartisan support hasn't been enough to get the Secure Act across the finish line.
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Even transactions that have become public often get to the finish line, he added.
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This is the start of the real work -- but far from the finish line.
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Hamilton, who won in China last weekend, crossed the finish line 6.6 seconds behind.
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Some companies that have filed to go public have never reached that finish line.
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I'm near the finish line with Gorogoa, and have yet to look anything up.
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Lacking that bite, the film just sort of coasts blandly over the finish line.
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How will we get to the finish line with 60+ votes in the Senate?
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Banks have taken a hit, offering steeper discounts to get deals across the finish line.
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As she stumbled toward the finish line, numerous corporate donors asked for their money back.
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Earnings reports this morning include Accenture (ACN), Finish Line (FINL), Paychex (PAYX), and Winnebago (WGO).
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It's also important to remember that any goals do not have a precise finish line.
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Now, the brand is adding four new colors in their increasingly popular matte finish line.
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SMITH: And they&aposll be able to get him someone over the finish line, Juan?
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"He is somebody that can help them get across the finish line," the official said.
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Finish line In a televised debate last week, Lam acknowledged the importance of public opinion.
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But not all of these electric vehicle hopefuls will make it to the finish line.
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Before I knew it, I was crossing the finish line of my first half marathon.
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Dunfee fell behind Arai, who would cross the finish line 14 seconds ahead of Dunfee.
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Still, whether limping or running, Clinton will now almost certainly cross that finish line first.
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As he slept, some of the last boats sprinted, or inched, to the finish line.
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"Guys, guys, we did it," she declares once she's crossed the 100-layer finish line.
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"Two incredible teams, trying to get to the finish line," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said.
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I could take my time and enjoy it rather than rushing to the finish line.
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" As she approached the finish line, Flanagan finally celebrated with a very visible "f— yeah!
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The economy may be just good enough to get Secretary Clinton over the finish line.
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Finally, with only two episodes left, the finish line is in sight on AHS: Cult.
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"Coach said to us, 'Run to the finish line, not the start line,'" Guy said.
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Sanya Richards-Ross is almost at the finish line of her pregnancy, and she's celebrating.
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To win we have to cross the finish line first, losing is not an option.
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We raced to the finish line, where we found Thompson already out of Challenger 2.
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At the marathon, she and Molly find Kelli at the finish line on a stretcher.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: Yeah, the pieces of legislation that we didn't get over the finish line.
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It must know what to add that will get the person across the finish line.
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Under a scorching sun, Sebastien Buemi crossed the finish line first for team Nissan e.
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It was a record that had one foot on each side of the finish line.
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Friday: Finish Line The last earnings report Cramer's watching is for this athletic gear retailer.
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After crossing the finish line, they were greeted — with a glass of wine, of course.
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The winning team was congratulated at a popular beer garden, which marked the finish line.
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It was so hard not to be able to see them cross the finish line.
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And there was also a specific reason, Galvin did not propose at the finish line.
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It also has similar arrangements with Finish Line, the athletic shoe brand, and Sunglass Hut.
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Hatcher and director Bill Condon ("Beauty and the Beast") ultimately stumble at the finish line.
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Syracuse extended its lead in the last eight minutes and cruised to the finish line.
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"But looking back, I wouldn't have wanted to cross the finish line with anyone else."
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Still, the losses would add to the sense that she's limping to the finish line.
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By the time I got to the finish line, everyone has packed up and gone.
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The Fed meeting in March arguably provided the final push past the inversion finish line.
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"You sprint your way in to that finish line because you're so excited," Lubetsky said.
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Sami Abdulrahman Park, complete with a lake and swan-shaped pedalos, marked the finish line.
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It's a bit of an uphill now, and the finish line finally comes into sight.
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It's time for Washington to buck up and get this agreement over the finish line.
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The course will snake northward for over 900 miles, until the finish line in Nome.
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"This is not the finish line," said Alan Boswell, senior analyst at International Crisis Group.
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This is a finish line ribbon strung between two poles as seen from the side.
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I remember being out of it and running with my bike to the finish line.
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There he found out that he needed another local bus to cross the finish line.
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I remain committed to getting a good bill put together and over the finish line.
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Short of the finish line, Köll came to a stop, along the fence, face down.
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Some in the SoftBank consortium have questioned whether their deal could reach the finish line.
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I made it, and I reached the finish line too — faster than I'd ever run.
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I crossed the finish line triumphant, finishing third on my team and seventh over all.
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Asked how he felt crossing the finish line, Romanchuk spoke for many athletes on Sunday.
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Martin took to the microphone and introduced the runners as they reached the finish line.
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Nevertheless I managed to cross the finish line, though six minutes slower than in Chicago.
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Seeing her name at the top after crossing the finish line caught her by surprise.
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At most major German marathons, nonalcoholic beer is available to runners at the finish line.
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But within sight of the finish line, she skidded slightly and was knocked off-balance.
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So he distracts himself with other thoughts — the joy of running, the finish line ahead.
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One man shoved another at the finish line, sending him tumbling into the timing equipment.
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They see Northam limping toward the finish line, and they get flashbacks of Hillary Clinton.
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Republicans spent millions to pull Saccone across the finish line in the deep-red district.
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"We want more people crossing the finish line completing the challenge," says the race website.
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It's just that they don't see how 'maximum pressure' takes you to the finish line.
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The 228 caucuses are best remembered for who never made it to the finish line.
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"We've lessened the financial incentive to get to the 20-year finish line," he said.
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Shares of Finish Line were losing about a quarter of their value in the premarket.
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On November 4, 2018, she crossed the finish line in 11 hours and 20 minutes.
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The course then doubled back to the finish line in Manhattan, located in Central Park.
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Retention Grants, by contrast, focus on students who are just short of the finish line.
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The Paris agreement set the finish line, but every country has a different starting line.
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By noon, the sailors stagger to the finish line and complete their team building training.
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"Every day, they're changing the goal — the finish line is changed every day," Bleach said.
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The shooting was near the finish line of the San Diego Rock &aposn&apos Roll Marathon.
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"Clearly there are challenges right now getting to the finish line on a deal," Muilenburg said.
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"It was the most exhilarating and overwhelming feeling when I crossed the finish line," she said.
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Because you can't bear to disappoint one more person on the way to the finish line.
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"Pick whichever one that's going to motivate you to get to the finish line," he said.
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The stock weighed on other sports retailers such as Dick's Sporting, Foot Locker and Finish Line .
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Want to order your post-marathon double cheeseburger and fries before even crossing the finish line?
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"And I like cross the finish line, literally take a right turn, puke my guts out."
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Google's IPO aspirations were eventually cut down to allow the firm to cross the finish line.
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You must accept the risk of being wrong or you'll never get to the finish line.
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An athlete who crosses the finish line and triumphantly punches the sky is, no question, celebrating.
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Redmond's father came down from the stands to help his determined son cross the finish line.
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It's 2017, and we race through our lives like there's a prize at the finish line.
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After Wheatcroft crossed the finish line, he put his arm around Bacon and flashed a grin.
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The winner is the first waiter to cross the finish line with all their items intact.
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The stock weighed on other sports retailers such as Dick's Sporting , Foot Locker and Finish Line.
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"This is not the finish line," says Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Group, an NGO.
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Celebrities, sponsors and local government will join participants in each walk and at the finish line.
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You have trained harder than ever, but the fight to the finish line won't be easy.
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The bombing at the marathon finish line killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.
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Joanna Gaines is cheering on her husband Chip Gaines all the way to the finish line!
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Yet neither Maria nor Arnold have done anything to move the divorce past the finish line.
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Baez likened Bradley to a "three-legged pony" that prosecutors were riding to the finish line.
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After rounding two more turns, they fly over the finish line of the drone-racing course.
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The Obama administration tried big financial incentives, but those didn't get them past the finish line.
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If you got engaged on the finish line at the #LondonMarathon, I caught it on camera!
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But it may become an option just to get something across the finish line, for now.
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Despite crossing the finish line first in Vancouver, Kramer was disqualified for choosing the wrong lane.
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LONDON — It's been a horrendously long 10 months, but the finish line is finally in sight.
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Still, enough Democrats are expected to support the measure to get it across the finish line.
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"We see better days ahead for Finish Line," equity analyst Randal Konik wrote in the note.
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With his passing, did it signal a finish line in any way or was it coincidental?
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Unlike the London Games, when Abuljadayel crossed the finish line most of the stands were empty.
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At a certain point, that's the only thing that can get you across the finish line.
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Once the final stragglers rolled over the finish line, the extent of the damage became clear.
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That's when he fell flat on his face while attempting to slide across the finish line.
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She smiled, put her hands on her hips and slumped down after crossing the finish line.
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Among the current field of exercise-pill competitors, Evans is the closest to the finish line.
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For a car to be declared the winner, said car has to cross the finish line.
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Either way, though, Winchell would win if one of those horses crossed the finish line first.
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The overreaching Waters of the United States rule will never see the Interior Department finish line.
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Afterward, Klobuchar and Blunt expressed confidence to CNN that they are close to the finish line.
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After he finished the race, Kipchoge hugged his wife and his daughter at the finish line.
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Republican senators widely credit the four senators with bringing the bill to the finish line. Sen.
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Play resumed at about 7.20 pm and 28-year-old Rybarikova raced to the finish line.
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What happened: On April 15, two bombs detonated near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
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Whether the compromise proposal gets across the finish line is still very much an open question.
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As they crossed the finish line in the women's marathon, Anna and Lisa Hahner joined hands.
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"I feel that we were this close to getting something across the finish line," said Rep.
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At the finish line, a live performance company called Psymposia will host a psychedelic storytelling event.
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The bottom line: Will these differences be enough to get Kigali across the Trump finish line?
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Except for one guy, of course, but Bernie Sanders didn't make it to the finish line.
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It could be the latest chapter in a career that is finally nearing the finish line.
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The finish line is also where he tells drivers to go if they want to fight.
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He crossed the finish line three seconds ahead of Aranburu, who narrowly took second over Barcelo.
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That's the pressing question for all of these influencers: Is there a finish line in sight?
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Parents tend to think of getting in to college as the finish line of a race.
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We will continue to put in the work to get this bill across the finish line.
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Near the finish line, a booth offered manicures to a subset of joggers in sequined velour.
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The problem is, how do you get over the finish line with just half a theme?
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"Even Boeing will have a tough time getting something over the finish line," the lobbyist said.
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After crossing the finish line, Kipchoge jumped into the arms of his wife, Grace, and children.
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Staying "on-trend" felt like running a race with no finish line; it simply never ended.
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On the brick-and-mortar front, Finish Line has already started renovating stores to integrate technology.
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Joar Leifseth Ulsom, the dogsled driver, arrived at the finish line shortly after 2100:2682 a.m.
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Backers hope those will bring over enough votes to take the bill across the finish line.
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As for the defense authorization: The defense policy bill, meanwhile, is almost at the finish line.
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"It feels like I just crossed the finish line of a very long marathon," she says.
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Andrew Cuomo, an expert Albany wrangler who could push this important measure over the finish line.
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I'm not sure why, but I really wanted to get this one over the finish line.
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The only encouragement for the runners came from team delegates and reporters near the finish line.
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By the time he crossed the finish line in Pittsburgh, his final marathon tally was 250.
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What helped push him to the finish line, he said, was having a solid support group.
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Who was going to come this far and give up with the finish line in sight?
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One was closer to the finish line in terms of hardware, but the software wasn't usable.
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Normally, the Des Moines debate would signal the last desperate sprint to the Iowa finish line.
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I'm talking about when you are so close to the finish line you can taste it.
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They will have to provide the votes to get a broader deal across the finish line.
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The result showed that Trump wasn't able to carry his preferred candidate over the finish line.
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It's crucial to understand that criminal investigations do not typically have a clear, finite finish line.
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But now they worry it's too late to move a bipartisan proposal over the finish line.
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Adding to pressure on Under Armour as well as Nike, athletics shoes retailer Finish Line FINL.
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New York (CNN Business)A landmark health care merger is inches away from the finish line.
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This time around, we cannot allow industry interference to keep it from crossing the finish line.
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Despite coaxing from the finish line, the race started with zero contestants getting past the start.
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But does requiring students to file such plans really push them to the graduation finish line?
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The failure to get both cars across the finish line this season has taken its toll.
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"The deadline is not the finish line," said Efrén Olivares of the Texas Civil Rights Project.
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The second horse to cross the finish line, Country House, has now been declared the winner.
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Overworked, exhausted, and hoping the finish line really was in sight, D-Pad sounded utterly spent.
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Gail Collins: Yes, there's nothing like hanging in there until the last caucus crosses the finish line.
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The company's executives are convinced their powertrain and propulsion technology will get them across the finish line.
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I don't know how, and beat Truex off of turn four back to the start/finish line.
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The collection will drop on May 17 at Foot Locker, Footaction, Finish Line, Journeys stores, and kswiss.com.
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On Sunday, Galloway crossed the finish line at the New York City Marathon for the fifth time.
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And just a few seconds after that fans started riffing online on Miller's dramatic finish line dive.
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When we finally dragged ourselves across the 2016 finish line, we cheers-ed to a fresh start.
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As the BBC reports, Matthew Rees came to David Wyeth's aid just short of the finish line.
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Spectators described on Twitter hearing at least one shot fired near the finish line of the marathon.
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One way or another, Clinton will get across the finish line to become the Democratic party's nominee.
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Perhaps, then, the unfairness lies with the finish line, drawn one delegate beyond the 50 percent mark.
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Other drivers push their cars too hard and risk killing the battery before crossing the finish line.
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I gave myself that finish line of 30 days, and just went back to drinking even more.
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After 9-and-a-half hours of tireless work, he reaches the finish line of 1,048,576 rows.
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In this space, however, the race to the finish line is happening at an unusually rapid pace.
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There are lots of modes, none of which involve trying to get over the finish line first.
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"It&aposs important to get to the finish line the right way," Rockies manager Walt Weiss said.
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Yesterday, Olympic medalist Alistair Brownlee stopped to help his equally decorated brother, Jonny, across the finish line.
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And now polls show the race in a dead heat, and Bayh stumbling to the finish line.
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He crossed the finish line 28 seconds ahead of France's Julian Alaphilippe, according to the provisional results.
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Foot Locker also is competing with the likes of Finish Line, Dick's Sporting Goods and Famous Footwear.
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The thing is, orgasms do not need to be the finish line for sex — oral or otherwise.
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Medical workers aid injured people following an explosion at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon.
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They have a much poorer record at actually getting some of these candidates over the finish line.
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Often, the failure of the drug only becomes clear right at the finish line of human testing.
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It might surprise some fans to see you've picked Ghost At The Finish Line in this spot.
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Funding children's health care is popular, and could help pull more controversial measures across the finish line.
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The extreme triathlete has crossed the finish line in 28 Ironmans, 42 half Ironmans and two Ultramans.
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Wrote TV Guide's Megan Vick: "It was a nice effort, but didn't quite cross the finish line."
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That's why a "hydrating" brewski is often waiting for marathon runners as they cross the finish line.
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Kathrine Switzer crosses the finish line after she complete the 121st Boston Marathon on April 17, 2017.
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Many transportation leaders in Congress believe infrastructure's best path to the finish line is through tax reform.
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If there's a fully engaged effort, that should be enough to get it over the finish line.
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Overall, this episode continues to drive home the fact that we are so close the finish line.
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Sources tell The Times that the Koch's backing could quickly push a deal over the finish line.
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This is about enjoying the (at times agonizingly teasing) journey, rather than racing to the finish line.
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The rest were people who helped fill in the gaps to get us to the finish line.
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Duffy and remain dedicated to establishing bi-partisan support to move his bill across the finish line.
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR FOOT LOCKER OR FINISH LINE OR DICK'S WHICH HAS BEEN STRUGGLING LATELY?
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Moore was just so bad and so damaged that he couldn't drag himself across the finish line.
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He lay there on the ground, not moving, as the race went on to the finish line.
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Of course, it doesn't compare to the euphoria many runners experience when crossing the marathon's finish line.
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Advocates who have worked for years on reform say it's gratifying to be near the finish line.
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Key GOP primaries Republicans are barreling toward the finish line in two contentious Senate GOP primary fights.
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With an agreement nearing the finish line, Senate Republicans are worried that Trump could scuttle any deal.
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A fantastic whipping operation, which Johnson already has, might finally push his deal past the finish line.
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And I'm proud to have played a key part in pushing these bills over the finish line.
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Yet, if he limps across the finish line, Democrats will be stuck with him no matter what.
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I pushed myself to the finish line, passing the five-kilometer mark before collapsing on the grass.
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Hurd has been working for more than a year to get the bill over the finish line.
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Specifically, shoppers can find 40 to 55 percent in stores like Foot Locker, Finish Line and Nike.
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When I crossed the finish line, I didn't cry, which shocked me, because I am a crier.
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The three were at the finish line, waiting for DiMartino's mom to cross, when the explosions happened.
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Henao and Alberto Contador of Spain were next across the finish line for the 98.7-mile ride.
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Several toddlers lost ground following early leads after sitting down near the finish line to look around.
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My wife once talked me into running a mile, and I nearly fainted at the finish line.
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I was running the rat race in place with no chance of getting to the finish line.
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This is Alabama; the conditions had to be just so to get Jones across the finish line.
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They have space to work with and lose votes, while still getting it over the finish line.
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I crossed the finish line at 4:41, just a few minutes faster than my last marathon.
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The colt that crossed the finish line first in the Kentucky Derby — Maximum Security — is not here.
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After meandering through the crowd and security checkpoints, we got to the finish line in Central Park.
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AbbVie's stock plunged 2000 percent yesterday, raising questions about whether the deal can cross the finish line.
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"Little House in the Big Woods" crossed the finish line of publication in 1932, as "juvenile" literature.
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The party frontrunners came closer to the finish line, and their challengers' odds fell to new lows.
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Battery Park City, which lumbered across the finish line in 2011, took 45 years to fully form.
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"It was a pretty amazing feeling," says General, 53, about every time he crossed the finish line.
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Whether that will be enough to get the bill across the finish line is another question altogether.
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The first horse to cross the finish line and pass a final vet check is the winner.
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The Cubs, meanwhile, limped to the finish line, allowing the Brewers to eventually pull even with them.
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The usual huge and raucous Nome finish-line crowd was absent, curtailed by the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Fourth-quarter earnings season is crossing the finish line, with 488 S&P 500 companies having reported.
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It was cartoonishly metaphorical, the eight of us surfing toward the finish line surrounded by jumping dolphins.
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"Just relax, you're not going to sprint to the finish line," Gauff's father and coach told her.
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For me, the program is about so much more than reaching a goal or a finish line.
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This scenario is plausible given Trump's inability get other Republican candidates across the finish line in elections.
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As Bolt stretched for the finish line, he was grimacing, his mouth and eyes wide with effort.
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This odyssey is nearing its finish line, and there's still a chance that it may end happily.
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Philadelphian Neil Gottlieb remembers that attack vividly as it occurred shortly after he crossed the finish line.
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Finish Line (FINL) agreed to be bought by British sports retailer JD Sports Fashion for $558 million.
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The "shark" even leapt out of the water at the finish line for a conveniently spectacular visual.
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Now that we're at the finish line, we can look back and say we're glad we did.
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Opinion We were just a few strides short of the finish line when I dropped the baton.
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Investors also focused on second-quarter results, as the reporting season draws closer to the finish line.
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"To be able to take the flag at the finish line, it's an unbelievable feeling," he said.
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To close the show, Mr. Wood appeared bedraggled, like a marathon runner finally at the finish line.
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The crash started as Newman attempted to block a late surge from Blaney near the finish line.
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He's assigned to the finish line at the marathon, and is present when the bombs go off.
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"There's a lot of must-pass pieces of legislation that require Democratic support to get them over the finish line, and Democrats have made it clear that if the DREAM Act is not addressed ... they're not going to have any Democrats to get them over the finish line," Rep.
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"You'd have to say it's an unlikely a deal would make it to the finish line," Moffett said.
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I chug two bottles of water and a Gatorade and wait at the finish line for my friends.
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The princess was snapped crossing the finish line, wearing a pink workout top, black leggings, and grey sneakers.
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The victory was ultimately given to race longshot Country House, the horse that crossed the finish line second.
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Although Maximum Security crossed the finish line first, a challenge was filed and the horse was eventually disqualified.
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Nobody is waiting at the proverbial finish line to check that you accomplished your goals except for you.
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But as of this week, she will be working full-time to get Jones across the finish line.
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Participants will also receive a medal, a finish line photo, and a chance to win even more prizes.
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Shares of Finish Line fell as much as 15 percent after the company posted disappointing results on Wednesday.
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The native Android Auto saga has a long and winding road, but we're finally approaching the finish line.
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It's hard to think of a more appealing image to carry a Republican campaign to the finish line.
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Meanwhile her mom found a spot at the finish line, expecting to congratulate her daughter within the hour.
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A few strategic decisions helped get the HHS bill — usually the most difficult one — over the finish line.
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While she crossed the finish line with no other competitors in sight, McFadden didn't lead the entire way.
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In 2006, he ran the San Diego marathon and crossed the finish line holding his 21,387th Big Mac.
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Pre-race favorite Maximum Security crossed the finish line first but was disqualified for interfering with other horses.
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The 48-year-old was standing near the marathon's finish line when the bombs went off in 2013.
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Sometimes it feels like you're in a frantic rubbing race to get to an orgasm-shaped finish line.
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He stopped several times, but was not alone in the struggle to make it to the finish line.
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What fascinated me about these speedrunners is the mental and physical dexterity required to reach the finish line.
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I honestly couldn't think of a better gift to myself than crossing that finish line in Central Park.
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CLINTON — Good morning from Iowa, where the campaigns have entered the final wind sprint to the finish line.
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The first duo within the team that gets to the finish line wins immunity and the power vote.
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Britain therefore needs the support of others to cross the finish line before its scheduled departure in March.
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On October 31, Johnson announced his bombing halt, and Humphrey's campaign soared toward the November 5 finish line.
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Even the weaker ones could be pushed over the finish line by a cast that was clearly gelling.
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"The best path to get both across the finish line might be that," Thune told reporters last month.
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I&aposm about the results and getting -- and moving on target and getting to the finish line there.
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The cheapest box seats farthest from the finish line are going for about $2659 on the secondary market.
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Bode Miller, six time Olympic medal winning skier, is betting Fast and Accurate crosses the finish line first.
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You need to expend resources, but make sure you have enough to make it to the finish line.
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And at Finish Line, the stores it plans to close generate roughly $1 million in average annual sales.
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Once someone has been endorsed, then we do our best to help them get to the finish line.
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Companies like Nike, Signet Jewelers, Finish Line and GameStop have all been adversely impacted by weak economic conditions.
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But despite his competitive spirit, Bezos said he's not thinking it of a sprint to the finish line.
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Waiting for her at the finish line was Hamblin, who quickly embraced her rival in an emotional moment.
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They've been talking about repealing ObamaCare for seven years, and publicly say they can see the finish line.
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Less Camera time and Slow Motion Of These Runners flip Flopping their way accross [sic] the finish line.
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But getting solutions for those priorities over the finish line would be a tall order for any candidate.
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I crossed the finish line in between Lake Monona and the state capitol building at around 10 p.m.
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The camera fell into the finish line area but no skiers were hurt and Hirscher won the race.
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Getting these would-be completers over the finish line could generate massive economic gains for individuals – and economies.
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You employ Plans B through Q to figure out a way to get over the finish line first.
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An elite triathlon race in Mexico ended dramatically Sunday with one brother helping another across the finish line.
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With Alboreto pushing hard behind his teammate, the two Ferraris crossed the finish line, one after the other.
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As he crossed under the finish line banner displaying his time, the disappointment on his face was apparent.
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The steepness of the final section made crossing the finish line a relatively low-speed affair for Bardet.
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It will take tremendous pressure from people all across the country to move it over the finish line.
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Negotiators had been scrambling to get the measure over the finish line before the end of the year.
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But will Trump's backing be enough to take Balderson over the finish line despite Democratic enthusiasm for O'Connor?
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Should they lose more Republicans, more Democrats would be needed to get the nomination across the finish line.
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"I think it's going to be very difficult to get to the finish line on this," predicted Sen.
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Legal experts say Congress has to remove that expired ratification deadline to get it over the finish line.
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A hundred and eighty-two competitors started the inaugural event; 74 vehicles made it to the finish line.
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If you've successfully leapt the hurdles of content-appropriate websites and viewability, don't stumble at the finish line.
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Two hours, eight minutes, and 38 seconds later, he crossed the finish line third and took home $40,000.
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All this rushing and compromising is reminiscent of the way the Democrats got Obamacare to the finish line.
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Kamworor could see his opponent gaining on him in the television screens set up around the finish line.
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There are cheers and groans as the survivors cross the finish line and the results light the scoreboard.
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And at the Preakness, a horse crossed the finish line after shedding the jockey out of the gate.
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The Seahawks' defense is limping to the finish line, having allowed 221.9 points over the past two games.
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On Thursday, a race spokesman said that Hadfield planned to retrieve Cactus on Saturday at the finish line.
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Seventy-five seconds later, and within sight of the finish line, she had not made a major mistake.
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The finish line was similarly jovial, as inmates, outsiders, and guards chatted casually over sports drinks and bananas.
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Spectators watch from above and cheer on their ducks as they make their way to the finish line.
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Its two cars finished first and second, crossing the finish line two laps ahead of the fastest privateer.
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Democrats still hope Clinton can pull away from Trump and drag Strickland across the finish line in November.
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On Friday, Nike raced ahead of its peers, crossing the finish line to score a new closing high.
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The marathoners were rewarded at the finish line with the first episode of Game of Thrones season seven.
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"I don't think we're anywhere near the finish line," says Rayfe Gaspar-Asaoka, a VC investor at Canaan.
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There was a massive celebration once Kipchoge crossed the finish line ... very well deserved, to say the least.
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After receiving medical treatment on the course, Cavendish crossed the finish line with a bloodied and bandaged hand.
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They're being more strategic, targeting specific House members in an effort to pull them across the finish line.
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Just beyond the finish line, there was a nice ice bath, which I felt like moving into permanently.
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With Tuesday's declines, shares of Finish Line have fallen more than 60 percent over the past 12 months.
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This isn't a fix that one party can carry across the finish line on a party-line vote.
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I applaud my colleagues in the House and Senate for working to get MGT across the finish line.
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But M.Gemi's stores, more like showrooms, are a far cry from a Finish Line, Stride Rite or Clarks.
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However, he needs some support of congressional Democrats to get any of these measures over the finish line.
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Senate candidates are gearing up for debate showdowns as the race for the majority nears the finish line.
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The fourth year was taking it to the finish line and trying to get it signed into law.
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At the finish line, she was happy to report she only had to shit in the woods once.
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But just like solar power itself, it'll likely be a slow and steady race to the finish line.
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The man in the gorilla suit — police officer Tom Harris — is still making his way to the finish line.
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Veteran musher Dallas Seavey claimed his third straight title early on Tuesday morning, crossing the finish line in Nome.
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The objective, like in many games, is to get to the finish line without hitting any of the obstacles.
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To extend that running metaphor, Google still can't see the finish line and already puked on its shoes twice.
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I never even realized that I lost control of my bladder until after I was across the finish line.
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On Friday morning, he failed to get even a stripped-down, so-called skinny bill over the finish line.
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How does a company get so close to the finish line without being able to take that final step?
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You gasped when Shaunae Miller dove over the finish line to win gold in the women's 220 meter race.
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The ugly bugs then scramble to the outer-circle finish line with mad punters cheering on their chosen one.
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But the past dozen public investments by Backstage give a sense of what could have crossed the finish line.
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He also crossed the finish line on The Mall with his sons, receiving a medal from conservationist Bill Oddie.
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The second session was suspended for a few minutes after some cabling became unearthed at the start-finish line.
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But history suggests Obama will emulate his predecessors in racing all the way to the finish line next year.
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Abukaram didn't win the race, but she crossed the finish line of the 5K with an unofficial personal best.
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Casper, joined by One Medical, carried over $870 million of private capital, venture and otherwise, across the finish line.
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"We are not yet at the finish line but the train is getting better every day," he told reporters.
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But the argument Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is using to push the final product over the finish line isn't.
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"I don't believe that there is a finish line when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion," he said.
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Now, my Fossil Sport Smartwatch is there throughout the journey with me – all the way to the finish line.
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Trilobites Crustaceans experienced in running a labyrinth made it to the finish line — and their prize — without wrong turns.
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You're almost at the finish line — so take advantage of your hair's natural oils and create a slicked topknot.
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With less than 24 hours to go, the presidential candidates are in a mad dash to the finish line.
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"This is very bad," Dink says as the horses cross the finish line a minute and a half later.
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Even after crossing the finish line in a respectable time, Garner feels disappointed he didn't run a full marathon.
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Fourth-quarter earnings season approaches the finish line, with more than two-thirds of S&P 353 having reported.
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"When they are going across the finish line, ... I feel like I'm going along with them," Hatfield told CNBC.
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As of late Monday, he was at the village of Elim, about 120 miles from the Nome finish line.
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There's no lab test that will tell you why he was always able to get to the finish line.
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"My kids were waiting for me at the finish line," she says of daughters Nadja, 6, and Sasha, 9.
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I huffed, puffed, and sobbed as I jogged, and I was the last person to cross the finish line.
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"All I want to do is cross the finish line, doesn't matter how many hours it takes," she says.
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It's a metaphor for the moment as we race to a finish line, without knowing what's at the end.
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Just this morning Finish Line highlighted the sales success of the Steph Curry shoes when reporting quarterly earnings results.
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O'Rourke, for one, is going to keep the momentum going with determined optimism, right up to the finish line.
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Roseann Sdoia, a long-distance runner herself, was watching the marathon from the finish line on April 15, 2013.
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Shalane Flanagan, 36, crossed the finish line on Sunday in tears before running over to hug family and friends.
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In reality, there's no clear "finish line": Every death is unique, and people cope with death in different ways.
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When I did a triathlon, my goal was to be a finisher, to make it across the finish line.
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Brady carried his team from a major point deficit to the finish line in the last seconds of overtime.
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I always say, 'Make it to the start line, enjoy the journey, and make it to the finish line.
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We kept up the drum beat, and I think that's part of what brought him over the finish line.
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And when I crossed the finish line in front of her, I knew that my dream had come true.
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Let's get this legislation across the finish line, and give hope to millions of patients and their families. Rep.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The driver punched the air as his red and white Honda McLaren roared over the finish line.
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"You guys won that one," he shouted over the radio to his crew as he crossed the finish line.
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The administration is also making a public push at this point to get the bill across the finish line.
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Finish Line ended the quarter with net sales decreasing 26% on a YoY basis and comp sales down 22.26%.
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It's time to move past the border tax distraction to focus on getting tax reform across the finish line.
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That's one reason to believe the Senate will get some kind of reform over the finish line in July.
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When they did, he shot past them like a bullet train and set Destin's gaze on the finish line.
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In her concession speech on Friday, Clinton expressed regret for not being able to successfully cross the finish line.
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Either the measures are ultimately toothless, or the administration simply can't get any meaningful policy past the finish line.
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But even though Obama's looking toward the finish line, he's not just running out the clock on his presidency.
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And, as Keselowski crossed the finish line, another wreck in the back of the pack punctuated the sloppy day.
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"Every day," he said when asked if he allows himself to visualize crossing the finish line in first place.
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At the finish line, potential nominees to be the next Federal Reserve chairman include Kevin Warsh and Jerome Powell.
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Espada cried as her daughter crossed the finish line, sprinting to the end to give her mother a hug.
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The finish line in sight, Djokovic held at 30 and broke again to put Monfils out of his misery.
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He rolls across the finish line, paint-spattered but in the lead, a big kid and a new man.
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Sagan said that Kristoff was still pulling backward while he thrust forward as they flashed across the finish line.
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One of the biggest challenges for female Republicans in getting over the finish line was the commander in chief.
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The most pressing need is for a figure such as Trump to carry the deal over the finish line.
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So, this should be a spur to action to get that done, to get that across the finish line.
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Bernal is expected to cross the finish line as the youngest-ever winner of the race at age 22.
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And in some races, the group's growth still hasn't been enough to get their candidates across the finish line.
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If you postpone the feeling now, you'll probably still withhold it from yourself after you cross the finish line.
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Peter Schmidt Phillipsburg, N.J. To the Sports Editor: Re "The Anatomy of a Dive Across the Finish Line," Aug.
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A. MILLS: Chang was on the big camera riser at the finish line, about 63 feet above the track.
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A. MILLS: We have extra cameras, extra eyes for us, at places we can't stand, like the finish line.
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With one presidential debate in the rearview mirror, the dash to the finish line is in front of us.
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Are you going to be able to get one of them across the finish line before the midterm elections?
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"This is a race with no finish line," top election officials wrote in a letter to voters on Monday.
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This happened at a parking facility in the city&aposs downtown, near the finish line of an annual marathon.
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But lawmakers couldn't get their differing bills across the finish line before the current law authorizing the program expires.
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Based on last year's times, a winner could cross the finish line in Nome as early as 483 a.m.
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About a yard away from the finish line, I looked at her again, and we were neck and neck.
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It was not a perfect setting in which to cross the finish line, but it would have to do.
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Leila was the last one across the finish line, so to speak, recording her official Olympic time in April.
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So perhaps we'll see some companies in the black make it across the finish line as the year progresses.
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The good news for repeal opponents is that it's not clear how this bill gets over the finish line.
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Your best bet is to try everything, cross your fingers, and hope to make it across the finish line.
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Medical workers aid injured people following an explosion at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon in Boston.
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"I'm ready," she said on Friday, warming up with a quick jog across the finish line in Central Park.
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And this time, Senate Republicans are approaching the finish line in a fundamentally different posture: confident, cooperative, even cocky.
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Eight Belles was a horse whose ankles gave out right after the finish line of the 2008 Kentucky Derby.
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So while the Republican tax plan just cleared a major hurdle, it's not over the finish line just yet.
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You had Lance Armstrong who began his race to the finish line, and we know what he was on.
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Two weeks ago, the finish line was close, with a listing on the Nasdaq just a few days away.
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Long ago, every set had to be won by a two-game margin and theoretically had no finish line.
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As he crossed the finish line, the racecaller Larry Collmus declared, "He's just perfect, and now he's just immortal."
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" As for the finish-line profanity, transformed into memes, she said: "By nature, I tend to curse a lot.
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The majority of athletes walk to the start line, which is in the same location as the finish line.
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Newman skidded down the track in a hail of sparks, eventually crossing the start-finish line in ninth place.
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Someone stenciled onto the street "start," a halfway mark and a finish line, as if it were a race.
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Finish Line reported a comparable sales decline — concerning to analysts and investors — of 4.5 percent during the second quarter.
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As of Thursday's market close, Finish Line shares have fallen more than 60 percent over the past 12 months.
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In 1966, he entered the Boston Marathon but finished short of the finish line, clinging to a telephone pole.
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Using government connections, after all, is how Chinese businesses often get their deals over the finish line at home.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell represents Kentucky, which could make getting the bill across the finish line a challenge.
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One of Mueller-Korenek son's met her at the finish line to capture the record-setting celebration on video.
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But 73 House Democrats went ahead and voted for the package, helping Republicans push it across the finish line.
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But he's not wringing his hands or worrying about the repercussions if Republicans don't get to the finish line.
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But McIlroy said the sprint to history's finish line had not imbued him with any greater sense of urgency.
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Newsletter As the political world turns its attention to Iowa, the impeachment trial is meandering toward the finish line.
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But as tough as it was to get to the finish line, the hardest work is yet to come.
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They will need at least a billion more dollars between them to get to the finish line, maybe more.
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But supporters see growing momentum for the legislation and are hopeful they are nearing the finish line despite challenges.
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You're no stranger to pushing yourself to aspirational heights, even when there's no end or finish line in sight.
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We now know the timing of the race, the height of the hurdles, the location of the finish line.
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"I know now from the last sprints that I can hold that speed to the finish line," he said.
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Brady and the Patriots limped to the finish line, going 4-4 in the second half of the season.
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"I think it's quite possible that he got it over the finish line," the former official said of Biden.
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The sense of accomplishment I felt crossing the finish line was one of the highlights of my adult life.
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An agreement is in sight so you fold on core issues in order to get across the finish line.
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In disclosing preliminary results for its fiscal second quarter, Finish Line said sales fell 603 percent, to $469.4 million.
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But continued violence combined with vaccine programs that aren't optimally managed have moved us away from the finish line.
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"And 'Jumanji' is exactly the type of blockbuster the industry needs to help push it over the finish line."
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But by themselves, the approaches that have gotten us this far will not get us across the finish line.
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And now with the finish line in sight, we cannot allow some folks to pull up and give up.
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Given his condition, Cooper was limited to walking, along with a quick jog as he neared the finish line.
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Under Trump, enforcers must navigate through a gauntlet of obstacles to bring an enforcement action across the finish line.
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With every step Gibb got closer to the finish line on Boylston Street, but her feet grew increasingly painful.
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The inability to push legislation over the finish line has lawmakers fed up while feeding public discontent with Washington.
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Cultural victories can be challenging, especially since the finish line keeps getting further away the longer the game goes on.
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She believes her skis didn't glide enough to escape the other racers on the final descent to the finish line.
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Crossing the finish line five and a half hours later was a special moment for both of them, Matt says.
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BAIER: Bill, both sides are saying the other side is preventing them from getting the bill across the finish line.
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Most recently, Haslet ran in 2018, but did not make it to the finish line after suffering a health scare.
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Finish Line also said it expected current-quarter sales to be $469.4 million, while analysts estimated revenue of $477.2 million.
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It's just one of those deals where we could have used the finish line moved about 10 feet further back.
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But we're gonna go out on a limb and say his limbs are racing Fallout across a similar finish line.
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Since then, we've waited — somewhat impatiently — for her second cookbook to be released, and we're finally approaching the finish line.
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Realizing her daughter wasn't among the runners crossing the 5k finish line, Brendalee Espada alerted race officials and the police.
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According to Sole Collector, they will be available at big box stores like Finish Line and smaller boutiques like Sivasdescalzo.
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The Patriots are still the Patriots, but many think the New England empire may be staggering to the finish line.
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But the feeling was that the US had pulled ahead at the finish line by landing first on the moon.
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It is also because cheating marathoners have been known to hop on for a quick detour to the finish line.
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Instead, she seems like a front-runner limping toward the finish line with a dogged terrier nipping at her heel.
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Your sexual partner just jubilantly crossed the finish line, but you're still running a race with no end in sight.
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As Linden neared the finish line, many fans were quick to point out that her victory was also a comeback.
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They've been to the finals (and lost) three straight years and to cross that finish line today means so much.
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While the Dow limped into the July finish line, the blue chip measure gained nearly 3 percent for the month.
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But their spending patterns varied in the battleground states that offer the tightest races as they approach Tuesday's finish line.
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They start 15 minutes later and have vet checks and water breaks, with their times equalized at the finish line.
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Watch the video to meet all four women, and shop the kicks (which are available at Finish Line) just below.
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Everyone is doing fine, except for a tall guy in the front row who still hasn't crossed the finish line.
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I just went into this almost dark place and was focused on nothing but the finish line the entire time.
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It's a sobering reminder that marriage equality and corporate sponsorship don't mean that our movement has reached the finish line.
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"The real feeling of enjoyment," he said, "is getting across the finish line and finding out that you've done okay."
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My throat tightens and my eyes tear up as we head to the finish line, and I don't know why.
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I could have gone a minute quicker, but seeing my family at the finish line was a real emotional moment.
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But to get across the finish line, Kobach – if he's the nominee – will likely need additional help from President Trump.
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According to the minutes, Drain encouraged Sears and ESL to make one more attempt to get past the finish line.
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They tried to use gender to catapult an otherwise bad candidate across the finish line and it didn&apost work.
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The duo walked to the finish line, with Rees cheering and showing Wyeth how close they were to the end.
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She ambled on for a few miles before her anger transformed into energy and she took off for finish line.
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The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 all head for the finish line.
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Blogger Ashley Fryer was savvy enough to catch a sweet proposal between two runners at the London Marathon finish line.
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Then when the unexpected happens, don't panic, said Grinna, who crossed the finish line in 4 hours and 15 minutes.
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The most important player to push tax reform over the finish line is not the Congress—it is the president.
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So Miller dived, her torso crossing the finish line at 49.44 seconds, seven-hundredths of a second before Felix's 49.51.
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There are some natural obstacles to negotiate, namely kelp and painful urchins near the shore and at the finish line.
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He said it gives him "a really close finish line" for completing the projects that bring personal value and satisfaction.
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In every election as we get closer to the finish line, the critical Electoral College maps only gains in importance.
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Bolt and the fashionista from the Jamaican town of Old Harbour aren't exactly racing towards the parental finish line, though.
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Following Nike, we get results from Signet Jewelers and Finish Line before the bell, and Game Stop after the bell.
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In an effort to improve profitability, Finish Line announced it would be closing 23.57 stores in the next 4 years.
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What better way to rally a community than to meet annually and compete in a dash to the finish line?
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JoJo Fletcher is almost at the finish line – but she still has four very devoted suitors vying for her heart.
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The last box — the finish line — was to make a "stick," which means earn one million dollars in a year.
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Taylor Ceepo, 22, was just a quarter mile from the finish line when she suddenly collapsed, Fox 8 Cleveland reports.
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"There's still a sting from not getting it across the finish line, the repeal and replace, the first time," Sen.
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The crew showed off the Chinese flag after cruising across finish line, while Brouwer lifted the Dutch colours in triumph.
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Although they finished to fanfare from spectators at the finish line, Joe said he is surprised by all the attention.
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Finish Line also said it expected second-quarter sales to be $469.4 million, while analysts estimated revenue of $477.2 million.
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But overall, falls are infrequent and most racers get back on their bikes and make it over the finish line.
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Mazdzer's camp, consisting of parents, two sisters, his girlfriend and two buddies, duly went ballistic at the finish-line terrace.
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After a suspenseful respite, she was relieved to see her mother scamper across the finish line, barely out of breath.
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It is time for the House and Senate to get this important legislation for affordable housing over the finish line.
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With the horse race nearing the finish line to name her replacement, I think investors are going to miss her.
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And Geoffrey Kamworor, also 26, broke the tape at the finish line in an unofficial time of 2:08:13.
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"Nevertheless the finish line has not yet been reached," he said, citing more progress needed in improving banks leverage ratios.
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Five Tesla board members had a clear financial interest in getting this deal past the finish line, the lawsuit alleged.
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Sanders said the White House has been actively whipping votes for Kavanaugh to help push him over the finish line.
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But when I got down on one knee after I crossed the finish line, it was relief, crying inside, happy.
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They'll keep dodging them if they simply want to make sure she can stagger across the finish line this fall.
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He then pushed his car, only stopping when he remembered that crossing the finish line like that would not count.
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While Gillum is hoping that the joint appearances will help push him across the finish line in the state's Aug.
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Upton and DeGette have been tireless in their efforts to get this critical piece of legislation across the finish line.
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No amount of digital savvy will take you across the finish line if you don't have a message that resonates.
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With four strides remaining, Miller began to dive toward the finish line like a runner trying to steal second base.
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Kamworor told reporters having his training partner, world fastest marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge, at the finish line added extra motivation.
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Troy Balderson (R) across the finish line against Democrat Danny O'Connor in the House special election to replace former Rep.
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If her latest blunder pushes the impeachment effort across the finish line, Ms. Rousseff will have only herself to blame.
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Lawmakers say the ability to muscle the rebuilding proposal over the finish line will likely rest squarely on Trump's shoulders.
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It remains to be seen whether her party can turn out enough Latinos to get her across the finish line.
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And the crowds cheered each participant as they hopped off at the beach and ran to the finish line, exhausted.
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Watching dad in the editing room, especially at the finish line where we need tiny subtle adjustments, is a joy.
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If you're racing for the finish line, and that's the end goal, then that's all you're ever going to get.
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Dallas Seavey won the race again this year, crossing the finish line in Nome on March 14, just before midnight.
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Instead, he opted to trust senior point guard Troy Caupain to carry the 14th-ranked Bearcats across the finish line.
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She crossed the finish line alone, more than a full three minutes ahead of any other woman on the road.
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An unexpectedly slow Austrian time bumped Canada into silver position, firing up the mainly-Canadian crowd at the finish line.
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But when McFadden crossed the Central Park finish line as the champion on Sunday, she hadn't seen Zou for miles.
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The chamber delayed its August recess in an effort to get legislation over the finish line before lawmakers leave town.
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Why not crawl, in your reduced and pitiable form, to the finish line and at least get points for stamina?
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If beauty becomes democratized by more people simply paying surgeons for it, the proverbial finish line gets pushed further away.
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Some participants lingered over their accomplishment, joining family on the sand after they reached the finish line near Santa Monica.
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For Knight, though, her problem was not crossing the finish line, but what happened once she did: She couldn't stop.
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It can't be stressed enough that Maximum Security led almost all the way from opening gun to the finish line.
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The fewer than 217 fans who were there largely stayed huddled close to a smoky bonfire near the finish line.
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When she seemed to lose steam in the stretch, McCarthy eased up on her and coasted to the finish line.
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Still, they were determined to save the connection they found in the pods and make it over the finish line.
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Seizing on a notion to win her back, Jeff hand-letters a sign to brandish near the race's finish line.
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Pearson tangled again with Petty at the 2400 Daytona 500, when they collided near the finish line while well ahead.
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Joel Fagliano: Always a joy to have another constructor carry a half-baked idea like this over the finish line.
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They arrived at the traditional finish line, the Portofino Inn in Redondo Beach, California, 48 hours and 10 minutes later.
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Kipchoge was at the finish line last year to watch Geoffrey Kamworor, one of his training partners, come across first.
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Once Costa Rica gets a lead, it has the cohesiveness and the savvy to ride it to the finish line.
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After crossing the finish line, Hamlin celebrated his win with a burnout on the grass in front of the grandstands.
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There was a nerve-racking moment when neither of them made it to the finish line of their first race.
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On the earnings front, CarMax and Finish Line are both due to release their latest earnings figures before the bell.
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It is a slog, it is exhausting, and there is no clear path forward or defined finish line in sight.
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Kick off the New Year — and do so with a clean slate and a clean run to the finish line.
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You assholes voted for him, nominated him, handcuffed yourself to this dead hooker, now drag it to the finish line!
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Skippered by Anthony Bell, Perpetual Loyal crossed the finish line at Constitution Dock in Hobart, Australia, around 2:30 a.m.
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To test this theory, ASICS decided to host a new sort of race — one with no finish line at all.
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Even if North Korea is less advanced, it is undoubtedly almost across the finish line of a 25-year race.
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The question is, will the slouching rough beasts let loose by our wonderful innovations beat us to the finish line?
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To get it across the finish line, urgent efforts are needed from governors, legislators, environmental groups and especially from citizens.
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But the finish line is a different story: The only New York horse to win was Funny Cide, in 2003.
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Then, of course, there's what many parents consider the checkered flag at the end of the childrearing finish line: college.
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Newman's car lifted into the air and flipped before crossing the finish line on its roof amid sparks and flames.
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It bears repeating: a Republican candidate in a district Trump carried by 20 points is struggling at the finish line.
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"Here comes Jen Miller and Mary Miller, maybe they're related!" the announcer at the finish line called as we crossed.
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What finally got Stenson across the finish line at a major to become the first male Swede to do so?
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I looked for him at the finish line, then at the boathouse; I tried to find him later that day.
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It was only the first night of the couture calendar, after all, with a long way before the finish line.
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Daniel Webster (R-Fla.), whose "yes" vote helped push the House repeal bill over the finish line earlier this year.
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Because the men were in different age groups, each would receive a gold medal if he crossed the finish line.
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Republican leaders are nearing the finish line on their $920 million funding package, which Democrats were lined up to reject.
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It's still unclear exactly how many Democratic votes GOP leaders will need to get the package over the finish line.
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Lawmakers, from both parties and in both chambers, must maintain their commitment to getting these solutions over the finish line.
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Instead, Obama and the Democrats knew that they had the votes and pushed the bill through to the finish line.
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His Big Ben costume, while patriotic, was ultimately too tall to make it under the finish line banner in time.
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But all eyes will be down the stretch, to watch for each horse to safely step over the finish line.
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While the president can help, they contend, he can't always be expected to pull flawed candidates over the finish line.
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As the third quarter heads toward the finish line, they're also on track to post a third consecutive positive quarter.
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Boyamian says Mel has a pristine record of negative tests since testing began and is almost at the finish line.
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Both are equally effective when you're in the business of dealmaking and getting legislation across the finish line or not.
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In that race, Huddle raised her arms in celebration and Infeld passed her at the finish line for the bronze medal.
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While that may seem like an Everest-caliber feat, more people than ever have successfully managed to cross the finish line.
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Though she'd pumped breast milk before the race began, she knew she'd have to pump again before crossing the finish line.
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She watched From Fat To Finish Line, a documentary following 303 people as they each lose an average of 100 lbs.
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Just a few steps down a runway dressed to the nines can feel as satisfying as crossing a marathon finish line.
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"We didn't just crawl across the finish line bloody and broken -- we exploded through it and exceeded all expectations," he said.
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In October 2004, as she headed toward the Marine Corps Marathon finish line, she heard a loud pop in her head.
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But with lawyers filing in multiple states simultaneously, the process for deciding which attorney crossed the finish line first became unrealistic.
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Researchers believe there are enough competitors in the race to get at least a few to the finish line on time.
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The race to restore control of data and the web at large has begun; inrupt is looking to the finish line.
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Britain's Derek Redmond grimaces as he is helped across the finish line by his father in Barcelona's Olympic Stadium on Aug.
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"He was unable to cross the finish line, unfortunately, but he is one of our finishers," Robinson told CNN affiliate KWCH.
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Last year Guye Adola, an Ethiopian marathon debutant, gave chase and briefly overtook him within 239 km of the finish line.
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Still, residents and visitors swarmed the finish line to congratulate participants, each of whom is tethered to 16 specially-trained dogs.
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I find the volunteer stand and they still need people to help out at the finish line, so I sign up.
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If we're talking about making this a race, well, the winner is the team who gets to the finish line first.
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The Movistar rider rode away over the summit of the Colle San Carlo and built his lead to the finish line.
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Instead, "Ben-Hur" highlights the difference between merely saddling up and stumbling to the finish line, versus actually winning the race.
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Bredesen is looking for a boost across the finish line in his heated matchup with Blackburn, a veteran Republican House lawmaker.
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While for some this would be demoralizing, for Hill each is just another hurdle on the way to the finish line.
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It takes thousands of people, working in unison, to "pull" a party's candidates over the finish line in a close election.
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Photographers swarmed Switzer on Monday as she crossed the finish line and a race official placed a medal around her neck.
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Flashback: Yesterday we looked at why producing oil from ANWR is no sure thing even if legislation reaches the finish line.
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The high cost and protracted process it's taking to get this project across the finish line could also scare away investors.
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Ryan Lochte just went into his last flip turn before marriage, and he's racing toward the finish line ... TMZ has learned.
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After Switzer's boyfriend warded off the race official by tackling him, Kathrine (registered as K. V. Switzer) crossed the finish line.
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Constellation Brands (STZ), Finish Line (FINL), KB Home (KBH), and Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) are out with quarterly earnings this morning.
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It will keep us safer from both overweening government and enemies abroad if Congress can get reform over the finish line.
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The line of Porsches is dancing up the road, and Zwart, sensing the finish line at the top, drops the hammer.
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"It's really a team," Panek told CNN of the dogs, who took turns helping him make it to the finish line.
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But in Trump's first year in office, Pence played an essential role in getting the Republican agenda over the finish line.
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Oftentimes, this highlight is a rush of brutal takedowns, each completed in succession to push a team over the finish line.
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In the absence of establishment backing, DSA may have played a significant role in helping insurgent candidates cross the finish line.
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When they cross the finish line, Obuong has them pull off faux celebrations, or cross the line while doing a trick.
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In the men's race, Geoffrey Kamworor, 21, also of Kenya, broke the tape at the finish line in 259:240:013.
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Second-quarter reporting season is approaching the finish line, with 222 of the companies in the S&P 242 having reported.
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Tom MacArthur, a Republican from New Jersey who was critical in helping get the House repeal bill over the finish line.
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Jordan's flew into the superstructure above the finish line and stuck there, and he had to climb up to retrieve it.
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Messer and Rokita sprinted to the finish line hammering Braun over his history prior to 2012 of voting in Democratic primaries.
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The Indian defence ministry said in April protracted talks to buy 36 French Rafale fighter jets were nearing the finish line.
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Many individuals see retirement as the finish line, when really it's just the beginning to the next phase of your life.
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Northwestern nursed the lead to the finish line, converting four straight foul shots in the last minute to remove any doubt.
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THE TOPLINE: The annual defense policy bill is speeding toward the finish line, getting easy passage in the House on Thursday.
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Second-quarter reporting season is approaching the finish line, with 220 of the companies in the S&P 238 having reported.
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Clinton, staggering through a succession of defeats, counting delegates as if they were steps still needed to cross the finish line.
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And the Van Cortlandt Track Club typically awards carrot cakes and carrot muffins in lieu of medals at the finish line.
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Rosberg crossed the finish line 15.0 seconds ahead of Hamilton, who nevertheless managed to climb back to finish in second position.
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As Congress tries to push health-care legislation across the finish line and take up tax reform soon thereafter, that's progress.
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He grabbed a British flag while trotting into the finish line, where he won in 257 hour 45 minutes 1 second.
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Bolt said he lost his form, and he was turning his head back and forth as he crossed the finish line.
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The movie's final scene, him crossing the finish line at the race earlier this year, was a bittersweet moment, he said.
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High disapproval ratings of the current administration helped catapult AMLO into the lead and over the finish line in first place.
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"You go into Finish Line, Foot Locker, there's 300 pairs of shoes on the wall, 400 pairs of shoes," Luber said.
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Officials reviewed finish-line footage from cameras that can capture thousands of frames per second to award Fraser-Pryce the bronze.
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"Labor Day is the traditional starting line for some people and they're talking about it as the finish line," he said.
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McDaniel framed his 22019 race as unfinished business with the Washington establishment, which had helped put Cochran over the finish line.
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And last week, Finish Line said that it would close 150 stores by 2020 in an effort to boost its profitability.
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Studies actually indicate that merely visualizing yourself at the proverbial finish line is ineffective, and can actually detract from your willpower.
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Next thing she knew, she was approaching the finish line, where other runners and race organizers gave her a standing ovation.
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I just wish I had been a little smarter from the start to make the finish line feel a little closer.
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Cue up Louisville runner Rachel Pease, who joined in to take Adams' other arm and help her across the finish line.
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And he thinks the examples of the F-35 fighter and Air Force One will get him across that finish line.
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A lot of work goes into building a portfolio that can take you and your loved ones to the finish line.
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