I'm not the frontrunner now, but I will be the frontrunner in early 2020.
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And being the frontrunner today is less valuable than being the frontrunner in December.
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"She's clearly the frontrunner among women — and she might be the frontrunner, period," said Democratic strategist Brad Bannon.
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If she were a man, she would right now be the natural frontrunner, the unalloyed frontrunner in Democratic politics.
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If O'Rourke's bid somehow succeeds, he would immediately become a frontrunner—maybe, with the possibility of a blue Texas, the frontrunner.
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The frontrunner is still the frontrunner: All year, former Vice President Joe Biden has been leading national polls of the Democratic primary.
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But the other seven are more complicated — either the contest started without a clear frontrunner or there's a frontrunner who ultimately loses.
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But Biden was the frontrunner in September, Warren was the frontrunner in October, and now Buttigieg is fighting for that mantle — at least in the earliest states.
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As a result, maybe it was easier for Trump to emerge as the frontrunner and then snowball the media coverage into continued frontrunner status, thus demanding more media coverage.
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Jacqueline was never a frontrunner — some of us, i.e.
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No real frontrunner -- They're wondering the same thing today.
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Meanwhile, frontrunner Luke Parker appears to be falling from grace.
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He is currently described as the frontrunner for the position.
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Once the frontrunner, opinion polls show Fillon losing the election.
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That's the trap, especially if the candidate isn't a frontrunner.
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La La Land is the biggest Oscar frontrunner in years.
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Kamala Harris, I see her as a likely 22018 frontrunner.
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So in terms of numbers, he's actually technically the frontrunner.
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Pawlenty is still considered the frontrunner in the August primary.
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She also declined to discuss the other frontrunner, Joe Biden.
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It also suggests Lake is the frontrunner to succeed Dimon.
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So Biden remains the frontrunner, and the man to beat.
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"I am not Hillary Clinton," poll frontrunner Alain Juppe said.
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Tyler remains a frontrunner to win Hannah's heart this season.
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N) has emerged as the frontrunner for Anglo American's (AAL.
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Ahok is now the frontrunner in the 2017 gubernatorial race.
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This makes Harris a serious threat to the frontrunner indeed.
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Donald Trump: billionaire businessman, GOP frontrunner … and wannabe QVC host?
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I grew up poor, the Democratic frontrunner is obscenely rich.
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Dean's launch toward frontrunner status followed his initial Confederate flag
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Some were quick to make veiled warnings about the frontrunner.
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He looked like a frontrunner, he delivered some effective lines.
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Palin has not raised the matter with the GOP frontrunner.
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Peter Kraus is a frontrunner among fans of The Bachelorette.
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Virginia Republicans lack a consensus frontrunner to take on Sen.
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Sadly, Boris Johnson is the current frontrunner to replace Mrs.
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Here's what you need to know about the frontrunner myth.
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That will change now that she's perceived as a frontrunner.
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Democrats have yet to coalesce around a frontrunner for 2020.
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Many see Powell as the frontrunner with Taylor just behind.
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Elizabeth Warren outperforms among Gabbard supporters and is the frontrunner.
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Every week, the race had a different frontrunner — Newt Gingrich!
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But according to GOP frontrunner, that's not how it works.
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Elizabeth Warren was treated as the frontrunner during the debate.
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But for now, the frontrunner is still running in front.
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But for now, his gaffes haven't broken his frontrunner status.
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Nothing had happened that would disrupt his standing as frontrunner.
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And without a clear Democratic frontrunner, anything could happen Tuesday.
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The other, establishment frontrunner is struggling to put him away.
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But for now, Biden remains the frontrunner -- and clearly so.
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The polls are clear — Biden is the state race's frontrunner.
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If you were still looking for your early frontrunner, stop.
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It's that Warren's time as the frontrunner takes a toll.
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Blackburn is now considered the GOP frontrunner for the seat.
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Kaine is a frontrunner to be named Clinton's running mate.
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Sanders, the newly anointed frontrunner, faced more incoming than ever.
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He has emerged as a frontrunner among the Democratic candidates.
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Biden does not fit the model of the establishment frontrunner.
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Although Fillon is a frontrunner, the election outcome remains uncertain.
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For the frontrunner, that adds up to a big win.
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Still, Biden remains the frontrunner in the Democratic presidential primary.
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Elizabeth Warren entered Wednesday's debate as the clear frontrunner onstage.
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Thompson: Warren clearly had a good night — but I think Sanders probably had the best night, given that he went on stage as the frontrunner and seemed to leave the stage as the frontrunner.
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Rao was considered a frontrunner for Kavanaugh's spot from the start.
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This year's Best Picture category is fierce, with no clear frontrunner.
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Greg Wooldridge and entrepreneur Sam Carpenter slamming the frontrunner, state Rep.
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The virtuous Republican frontrunner is really looking like a health star.
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Vice President Joe Biden joined the presidential primary as the frontrunner.
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Many see her as a frontrunner for the pick for Artemis.
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So while Mills is the frontrunner, she has some credible challengers.
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She got the first impression rose, making her a clear frontrunner.
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Washington State University professor Carolyn Long is seen as the frontrunner.
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He is now considered the frontrunner in Zimbabwe's first open elections.
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He doesn't seem aware that he's a frontrunner in this competition.
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Beto O'Rourke and Joe Biden, the frontrunner, were seen as losers.
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The family drama "The Humans" is the clear Best Play frontrunner.
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So while she is the frontrunner, she has some credible challengers.
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" Missing from the list is animated frontrunner "Shaun the Sheep Movie.
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Biden is also a frontrunner in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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Rami Malek was the frontrunner when it came to bold color.
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Gwen Graham, a former member of Congress, is the presumed frontrunner.
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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has been among the most vocal.
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One candidate hasn't appeared in Barkan's series: The frontrunner, Joe Biden.
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The platform's policies caught the ire of 2020 Democratic frontrunner Sen.
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Finkenauer appears to be the frontrunner in the June 20163 primary.
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With these impressive DFA results, Gravel practically has achieved frontrunner status.
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Biden has consistently polled as the frontrunner of the crowded field.
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He is the frontrunner for the nomination until someone proves otherwise.
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The hacking collective recently declared "cyber war" on the Republican frontrunner.
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The door opened to Riggleman's nomination after the frontrunner, state Sen.
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Headlines Former Morgan Stanley banker is frontrunner to chair Noble on.ft.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's leftist presidential frontrunner on Tuesday accused Amazon.
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Knute Buehler has been viewed as the frontrunner for some time.
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Bernie Sanders, who'd recently wrested the status of frontrunner from Biden.
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This was by no means a perfect night for the frontrunner.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, the frontrunner, targeted Warren's and Sen.
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But make no mistake: Sanders is the real 2020 Democratic frontrunner.
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Sanders' frontrunner status was always built on a foundation of sand.
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Henriksson had been widely viewed as a frontrunner for the job.
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The proposals bear similarities with those of moderate frontrunner Joe Biden.
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Okay, so it is looking like Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner.
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As the frontrunner, that's enough of what he wants to see.
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The Vermont senator is now the unquestioned frontrunner in the primary.
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All those races have several credible contenders with no apparent frontrunner.
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Despite some hits on Medicare for All, he remains the frontrunner.
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" The difference this year, he said, is that "everybody's the frontrunner.
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Bernie Sanders, now the national frontrunner, a run for his money.
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So, did Biden keep himself in respectable frontrunner cash haul range?
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This is her first time on stage in a frontrunner role.
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That said, Biden is no longer the clear frontrunner in Iowa.
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Still, Harris is the frontrunner compared to where other candidates are.
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Elizabeth Warren may help Sanders consolidate his position as the frontrunner.
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Sanders, in particular, seemed to relish backing the frontrunner into corners.
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" — Chris Cillizza of The Washington Post's "The Fix" blog "Who's the frontrunner?
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The first one-on-one goes to Garrett, our glaringly obvious frontrunner.
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So far, Caelynn seems to be a frontrunner for the Bachelorette title.
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She has more or less been the frontrunner from the get-go.
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In 2017, there's already one clear frontrunner: the ultra-deep, plunging neckline.
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Second, the frontrunner in the race is Joe Biden, Obama's vice president.
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Here's the thing: When you are the frontrunner, people come after you.
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Keith Ellison, a Minnesota liberal who is a frontrunner in the race.
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Bernie Sanders, and those will sharpen as the Democrat frontrunner becomes clearer.
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Despite the losses, Trump was still clearly the frontrunner with 83 delegates.
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So will Bernie Sanders, the frontrunner in New Hampshire, and Elizabeth Warren.
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The son of Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right frontrunner in Brazil's Oct.
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Most pundits considered Amazon to be the frontrunner to win the deal.
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This put him behind frontrunner Theresa May and runner-up Andrea Leadsom.
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Go deeper: WhatsApp bans Brazilian frontrunner Bolsonaro's son amid fake news fears
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Biden is the clear frontrunner among Trump's challengers, according to early polling.
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Even before stepping onto the track, Biden has been the Democratic frontrunner.
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"You have no friends," GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump told Texas Sen.
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Following news of the lawsuit, Gabbard's search popularity eclipsed frontrunner Joe Biden.
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If there was ever a case to be made for a frontrunner
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Even original frontrunner Luke P. met the gaze of a no-B.
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Even when it makes men uncomfortable and threatens their precious frontrunner status.
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Josh Hawley is the expected frontrunner to take on McCaskill in November.
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Was the Democratic frontrunner being pushed to the left by young activists?
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But nearly every frontrunner for a cabinet position is prone to scandal.
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And once Trump became the frontrunner, the press had to cover him.
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Frontrunner Joe Biden is the frequent target of the Gravel account's vitriol.
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Despite "emailgate" Hillary Clinton remains a frontrunner for the Democratic Party ticket.
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Throughout the primary election, there's been no clear frontrunner in the bunch.
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Harris is entering an already crowded Democratic field with no obvious frontrunner.
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Despite being an early frontrunner in voice interfaces, Apple has fallen behind.
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That's not to say Sanders is the current frontrunner for the nomination.
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Xochitl Torres Small looks to the the frontrunner for the Democratic nod.
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Rubio, there was one frontrunner they wouldn't consider voting for in November.
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The elder Biden is a frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" beat out frontrunner "A Star is Born" for best drama.
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In Mexico, an anti-establishment frontrunner could upend decades of economic policy.
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She's the likely frontrunner, but hasn't secured the coveted Trump endorsement yet.
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Donald Trump, the frontrunner in the Republican race, is racist and xenophobic.
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As the only frontrunner on the stage, Cruz was in for it.
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T), is the frontrunner to buy British wine retailer Majestic Wine's (WINEW.
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Past primaries have shown little benefit for those who target a frontrunner.
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The frontrunner in Iowa -- just as it is nationally -- remains Joe Biden.
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In Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Arkansas, Biden is the frontrunner.
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Bernie Sanders, making him the prohibitive frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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She was viewed for several months as a frontrunner in the race.
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Bernie Sanders is the prohibitive frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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The bottom line: Warren is now the co-frontrunner with Joe Biden.
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He's considered a frontrunner to win the Oscar for best supporting actor.
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Bernie Sanders, who is the frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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There&aposs no clear frontrunner in any of the Power Five conferences.
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Also, the moderators didn't really treat Sanders like the frontrunner he is.
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And Sanders, as the frontrunner, drew most of the arrows, not Biden.
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Until recently, Biden was the enduring frontrunner in the Democratic primary race.
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Elizabeth Warren sparred with each other, frontrunner Joe Biden was fairly unscathed.
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Universal&aposs Oscar frontrunner "1917" came in second place with $15.8 million.
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Once considered a 2020 frontrunner at the beginning of this year, Sen.
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T) has emerged as the frontrunner to buy Emerson Electric Co's (EMR.
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Trump, of course, is the GOP frontrunner in the 2016 Presidential election.
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Businesswoman Lea Marquez Peterson is considered the GOP frontrunner for the nomination.
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Recent polls show Biden's early frontrunner leads narrowing, in several cases disappearing.
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So it appears they decided to take on a different frontrunner: Warren.
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Biden enjoys lots of advantages for being the frontrunner in this race.
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Nevertheless, Game of Thrones is still the frontrunner in multiple drama categories.
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I mean, Ted Cruz is clearly the frontrunner going into the night.
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Either way, it's a good illustration of why he's a 2020 frontrunner.
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Buttigieg is a persuasive speaker, and his performance Wednesday night served as a reminder of why he's recently skyrocketed to frontrunner in Iowa and near-frontrunner in New Hampshire, despite languishing at a distant fourth in national polls.
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The National Book Award for Fiction hasn't had a frontrunner as frontrunner-y as Whitehead's The Underground Railroad in a long time, which is not only a consensus critics' choice, but a rare Oprah's Book Club pick as well.
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Why are the non-Trump candidates attacking each other, instead of the frontrunner?
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He called Trump's messaging "false" and criticized the GOP frontrunner for scapegoating minorities.
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Johnson, the frontrunner, has said Britain will leave the European Union on Oct.
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The Republican Party did not decide to elevate Ted Cruz to frontrunner status.
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Biden's age A look at the data reveals multiple weaknesses for the frontrunner.
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Laurie Hernandez is arguably the frontrunner of this Dancing with the Stars season.
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Apparently.Reynolds' name is reportedly a frontrunner for Green Lantern Corps, according to TheWrap.
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Duque is the frontrunner in Sunday's election to replace President Juan Manuel Santos.
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That amounts to the first crisis of the campaign for the 2020 frontrunner.
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Abadi is seen as the narrow frontrunner, but victory is far from certain.
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Furthermore, it elevates Biden to the frontrunner status that he so desperately wants.
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Polling shows he's the frontrunner in the state, trailed closely by Pete Buttigieg.
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Nadiya, already the clear frontrunner after her signature iced buns, came in first.
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The two men urged prosecutors to investigate allegations against Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden.
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Her numbers show that Biden's longtime frontrunner status is certainly up for grabs.
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The takeaway overall is that Biden remains a frontrunner, but a weak one.
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There is no clear frontrunner of the eleven Republicans running for the seat.
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But not attacking him virtually guaranteed that Trump would maintain his frontrunner status.
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In any other year, its track record might make it an Oscars frontrunner.
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" Sanders, he noted, "would enter as a leading candidate, if not the frontrunner.
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He enjoyed frontrunner status throughout the race and the backing Louisiana's GOP elite.
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All eyes initially turned to Vice President Joe Biden as the Democratic frontrunner.
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But in terms of pure musicality, Canada's Brace seems like a clear frontrunner.
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No definitive frontrunner has truly emerged, given the primary season isn't officially underway.
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New Leadership for Ohio, which backs Sittenfeld's challenge to frontrunner and former Gov.
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In Washington, long seen as a frontrunner, the opposition is much more organized.
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Biden is widely considered to be the frontrunner in the 28503 Democratic race.
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At the end of the day, he's the frontrunner of the Republican nomination.
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All of the available evidence right now suggests that Sanders is the frontrunner.
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Conservative former banker Guillermo Lasso is the opposition's frontrunner in Sunday's presidential election.
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But later, Jeff Holmstead, a lawyer at Bracewell Law, emerged as the frontrunner.
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The answer gave the impression of Sanders floating above the fray, frontrunner-style.
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The Post might let Hollywood do both, which might make it the frontrunner.
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He is not considered the frontrunner right now, according to White House officials.
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It preceded a tense, fairly strange group date starring that season's controversial frontrunner.
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We have a democratic socialist candidate who's the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
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South Carolina Democratic voters have finally delivered former frontrunner Joe Biden a win.
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Read more:Joe Biden has emerged as a frontrunner after a victorious Super Tuesday.
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So, some may incorrectly interpret the winner of Iowa as the new frontrunner.
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The first-in-the-nation contest bestows momentum on a frontrunner or frontrunners.
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For Sanders, now the frontrunner, it also seems to be a notable weakness.
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A few weeks ago it was unimaginable, but Kelsey really is a frontrunner.
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At the risk of repeating the obvious, Bernie Sanders is the Democratic frontrunner.
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Brazil The frontrunner in Brazil's upcoming presidential election was stabbed during a rally.
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In Ohio, Josh Mandel, the Republican frontrunner, suddenly dropped his candidacy, forcing Rep.
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Joe Biden is the clear frontrunner in the 23 Democratic race for president.
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Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat and 2020 frontrunner, thanked Romney for his vote.
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Bernie Sanders who cemented his frontrunner status after winning in Nevada's Democratic caucuses.
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That money won't be enough to make Klobuchar the frontrunner in the race.
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But even more, here&aposs where they stand in comparison to the frontrunner.
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Comments from the Republican Party frontrunner have done little to allay those fears.
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Elizabeth Warren has risen to frontrunner status, with the media attention to match.
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Dlamini-Zuma, the chairwoman of the African Union, is viewed as a frontrunner.
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The list of possible candidates is extensive enough, but with no obvious frontrunner.
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Biden himself has attributed the coverage of his gaffes to his frontrunner status.
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That leaves Biden where he's been most of the year: a weak frontrunner.
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In this cycle, Clinton, again the presumed frontrunner, faced off against Vermont Sen.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who are much closer to frontrunner Joe Biden.
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An "open seat" race attracted a huge field, but with no clear frontrunner.
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GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has called for a boycott of Apple products.
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And it's a likely frontrunner for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Film.
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The list of possible replacements is long, but there is no clear frontrunner.
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Davis is the enormous frontrunner here, with only Williams posing a real threat.
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At the end of the day, he's the frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that Energean was the frontrunner to acquire these assets.
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Con: He Doesn't Seem To Be A Frontrunner Anymore While Hannah was let go before Hometowns on Colton's season and still made it to Bachelorette status, falling out of the frontrunner slot doesn't bode well for becoming a lead later on.
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"I am not a frontrunner in this race, but I have not been a frontrunner at any time in my life," Castro said, adding that people who grew up in the neighborhoods he grew up in were never considered frontrunners.
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In a campaign ad posted on his Instagram on Wednesday, the GOP frontrunner mocked Hillary Clinton, using an out of context clip of the Democratic frontrunner barking at an event, as he seemingly implies that she's all bark and no bite.
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She was the frontrunner for the Democrats from the moment the primary season began.
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In Maine, Democrat and current Attorney General Janet Mills is seen as the frontrunner.
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This lowered expectations even though he was probably the national frontrunner, according to polls.
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In possibly related news, Moon Jae-in is also considered the election's current frontrunner.
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Johnson emerged almost instantly as the frontrunner in the leadership race to replace May.
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Or Buttigieg could shrug off the other challengers and emerge as the clear frontrunner.
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And he had to end the debate how he started it — as the frontrunner.
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But they have also been remarkably outspoken in their opposition to the Republican frontrunner.
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The Revenant lost in a tight three-way race (to another early frontrunner, Spotlight).
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Colton drama aside, this date provides another frontrunner: Wills, who gets the date rose.
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Following Affleck's departure, Reeves had been named as a frontrunner for the director's chair.
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Foreign minister Hunt, another frontrunner, said "a serious moment calls for a serious leader".
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He entered the race with a lot of confidence, consistently polling as the frontrunner.
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The results confirm Warren's status as a frontrunner, and show Biden maintaining strong support.
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Amy Coney Barrett Out of all the women, Barrett seems to be the frontrunner.
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But, for now, it seems like yet another bogus claim from the Republican frontrunner.
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Chris Christie who threw his support behind the Republican frontrunner in February in Texas.
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According to the wisdom of the betting crowd, Boris Johnson is the clear frontrunner.
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But Juppe, who appears to be the frontrunner in the polls, is Mr Establishment.
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The win helped to cement Trump's position as the party's frontrunner for the nomination.
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As the frontrunner, he's the one who benefits from a primary with minimal infighting.
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Most polls put Biden as either the frontrunner or the stiffest competition for Sen.
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He will spend the ensuing years as the presumptive frontrunner in the 2020 primary.
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Yes, he is the frontrunner, but his lead is, at best, low single-digits.
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That includes the current polling frontrunner and the candidate Sanders is chasing: Joe Biden.
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John Kasich united against Trump in a last-ditch effort to derail the frontrunner.
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"Roma" earned 10 nominations and was considered a frontrunner for the top Academy Award.
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Once Trump emerged as the obvious frontrunner, their support was very much a given.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pop star Demi Lovato is jazzed about Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
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He counts Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to be Britain's next PM, among his friends.
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Warren, 67, is seen by some as the frontrunner for the 85033 Democratic nomination.
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The dynamics probably preclude it anyway — hard to see a clear-the-field frontrunner.
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But on the stump, the GOP frontrunner sought to sand down those rough edges.
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Just last week, it looked like North Carolina was the frontrunner in the ACC.
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Schrier was largely considered the frontrunner on the Democratic side ahead of the primary.
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Bottoms had emerged from the first round of voting in November as the frontrunner.
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Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), who has campaigned in Iowa for Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
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When he goes, Biden — the frontrunner — will barely benefit, because the Coloradan barely registers.
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Biden is a 2020 Democratic presidential frontrunner and one of Trump's chief political rivals.
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Buttigieg has maintained a strong showing after emerging from obscurity into an unlikely frontrunner.
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In practice, this change will prevent superdelegates from rallying around a more electable frontrunner.
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Judging by all available polling, though, Harris is not even close to the frontrunner.
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As the leader in the cloud market, Amazon Web Services was considered the frontrunner.
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Trump is still easily the frontrunner, and there are no signs he's slowing down.
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James Mattis — no Trump crony — seems to be the frontrunner for Secretary of Defense.
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How does President Donald Trump feel about the 2020 Democratic presidential frontrunner Joe Biden?
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The Keurig-made machine, whose name means "excellent" in Dutch, is the industry frontrunner.
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That's true even with a radically different membership, even in a frontrunner-less year.
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Biden, the current Democratic frontrunner, has been a longtime supporter of the Hyde Amendment.
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James seems like the frontrunner right now as a progressive and history-making candidate.
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It also raises a sensitive question about Biden: Has anyone seen the Democratic frontrunner?
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Barty, the French Open champion, is the frontrunner, trailing Osaka by just 105 points.
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After Joe Biden's big Super Tuesday wins, it's obvious that he's the Democratic frontrunner.
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Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner and former Vice President Joe Biden's support is slipping.
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Vice President Biden is the frontrunner to challenge him for re-election next year.
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And weakening the candidacy of the Democratic frontrunner could be part of Russia's endgame.
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As the frontrunner, Warren was taking most of the heat on the debate stage.
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Biden has seen his frontrunner status slipping at the national level as Warren surges.
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The Aerosmith frontrunner wasn't shy about his favorite artist at the Grammys this year.
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He's the early frontrunner, according to the FT, with support from Germany and France.
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Now, this weekend, Sanders appeared to be shifting his focus toward the frontrunner: Biden.
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Biden is, as he has been for a while, a vulnerable but still frontrunner.
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Bernie Sanders goes into the most important day of the primary retaining frontrunner status.
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Bernie Sanders, the frontrunner in the poll, had 60% and Pete Buttigieg had 23%.
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Biden blunders pile up Debate night: Biden, Warren, Sanders and the fight for frontrunner
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Here are the debate highlights Sanders' rivals wasted little time going after the frontrunner.
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Sanders has come under more sustained scrutiny since becoming the frontrunner in the race.
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When that margin of error is taken into account, the frontrunner becomes less clear.
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If O'Rourke were to enter, he would be the frontrunner for the nomination immediately.
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Trump leads in polls in a number of states, making him the clear frontrunner.
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This is the heart of his appeal and the reason he remains a frontrunner.
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Masvidal obviously has those skills and firmly believes he's the frontrunner for that fight.
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The win will certainly cement it as being the frontrunner going into the Oscars.
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Here's the thing: When you are the frontrunner, you are expected to win. Everywhere.
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Kamala Harris, once considered a potential frontrunner, dropped out of the race this week.
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Harris is the frontrunner, but there's a real chance for something surprising to happen.
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He's the frontrunner in a closely watched recent poll of likely Democratic caucus-goers.
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Jim Davis, the only current state legislator in the race, is likely a frontrunner.
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Now, he is the frontrunner among five candidates ahead of elections on May 9.
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Now, he is the frontrunner among five candidates ahead of elections on May 22016.
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A loss in Illinois would weaken Clinton's frontrunner status for other reasons as well.
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Still, the Nevada outcome makes it unmistakably clear that Trump is the GOP frontrunner.
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Boris Johnson, the frontrunner, has said Britain will leave the European Union on Oct.
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Harris directly challenged the frontrunner using a personal anecdote laced with experience and knowledge.
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" The conversation about the Democratic frontrunner made its way beyond Twitter and cable news and onto the Senate floor, where the No. 3 Senate Republican, John Barrasso of Wyoming, declared that "a socialist is now the frontrunner for the Democrat nomination for president.
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Donald Trump is still the frontrunner and his opponents are still costing each other votes.
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He is the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination to face President Donald Trump next year.
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According to Variety, the singer is the frontrunner to headline the halftime show on Feb.
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Which is a problem when you are the frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
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MSNBC wasted no time in calling the results "significant" and "sweeping" for the GOP frontrunner.
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Widely considered a frontrunner for the position, she earned her nomination from Bulgaria in February.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont became the frontrunner in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Two weeks ago, a poll showed Moore would be the frontrunner in a Republican primary.
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In response, Republicans peddled false attacks against the Democratic frontrunner, including attacks against Muskie's family.
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Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has been on a bit of a losing streak lately.
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Buttigieg did not face an onslaught of attacks the way a traditional frontrunner usually does.
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Woke Twitter and the progressive activist base loved Pelosi's stunt and love their socialist frontrunner.
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Katsas was widely considered the frontrunner for the seat when the vacancy opened in July.
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Many of his views are diametrically opposite the frontrunner for the nomination, Donald J. Trump.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT), typically considered the other frontrunner in the race, had 16 percent.
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Warren, a frontrunner for the 203 Democratic nomination, used to be a public school teacher.
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In January, Christie made fun of the Republican frontrunner during a campaign rally in Iowa.
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What does this race mean now that the candidates see Elizabeth Warren as the frontrunner?
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Lauren B., a frontrunner, had told Luyendyk that she was falling in love with him.
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As of early Tuesday morning, the Vermont senator was essentially tied with frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
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Ours was the only poll that did not show Gwen Graham as a clear frontrunner.
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Kamala Harris is the apparent pick for frontrunner among early-state party activists, per fivethiryeight.
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He was considered the frontrunner, having received an endorsement from President Trump in recent weeks.
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As the race's frontrunner, Biden appeared to try to stay out of the fray Thursday.
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Mnangagwa is viewed as the frontrunner, though the latest opinion polls showed a tight race.
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Boris Johnson, the former mayor of London and former foreign secretary, is the current frontrunner.
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Trump successfully exploited fears about Syrian refugees to emerge as a frontrunner and capture votes.
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But while Immelt is said to be the frontrunner, this is not a done deal.
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The frontrunner to replace fired National Security Adviser Michael Flynn is basically the anti-Flynn.
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On Thursday, Trump, who is likely to face Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton in the Nov.
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IAG is a frontrunner in the race to buy Flybe, the Sunday Telegraph reported bit.
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The Ohio governor is locked in a tight race there with national frontrunner Donald Trump.
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The Democratic landscape right now suggests there will be no presumptive frontrunner in four years.
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His rumored frontrunner for science adviser, William Happer, thinks global warming is good for humanity.
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PA) is the frontrunner to buy the depositary banking business of Italy's Banco BPM (BAMI.
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He also tied the bill to Ed Gillespie, the frontrunner for the GOP gubernatorial nomination: .
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But as it turns out, he wasn't always the frontrunner for the mysterious snarky blogger.
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Trump, frontrunner in the U.S. Republican presidential primaries, had little if any chance of success.
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Elizabeth Warren is rapidly catching up to him and he's essentially frontrunner in name only.
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Though Biden's frontrunner status was solid through the spring and much of the summer, Sen.
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Flake has not made an endorsement in the race, and the frontrunner is Arizona Rep.
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Bolsonaro is the de facto frontrunner in the presidential race, polling at around 22 percent.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has quickly ascended to what's looking increasingly like clear frontrunner status.
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Don't worry about it,' became the frontrunner and became the President of the United States.
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A crop of startups getting there, and Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Soft Robotics is a frontrunner.
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Now Charles Koch has floated the idea of endorsing Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton for president.
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"Who the hell wants to talk about politics?" the Rpublican presidential frontrunner asked the audience.
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Shulkin had been the frontrunner in the competition over the next Cabinet member to go.
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But the GOP frontrunner nonetheless held his own, and got two big moments to shine.
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While the North American contingent was considered the frontrunner, Morocco did put up a fight.
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Then, political reporter Eugene Daniels joins to discuss Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden's strengths and weaknesses.
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Most obviously, AirTags could become a powerful competitor to the vertical's long-standing frontrunner, Tile.
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Today he is a political Lazarus with not only renewed life but also frontrunner status.
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Sanders was widely proclaimed the frontrunner after Tuesday's primary, but without scoring a dominating victory.
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Even as the frontrunner in the national polls, Biden wasn't expected to win in Iowa.
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Bernie Sanders looks more like a frontrunner than ever in the Democratic nomination for president.
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The former national frontrunner finished a dismal fifth — a worse showing than most people expected.
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He is considered the frontrunner to succeed Oli, with the support of the Nepali Congress.
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As the 2020 presidential election heats up, all eyes are on Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden.
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Amy Walter, Cook Political Report: Las Vegas debate doesn't change Sanders's status as Democratic frontrunner.
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Under any normal standard of assessing the Democratic race, Pete would be called a frontrunner.
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"We have a dictator apologist who is the frontrunner of the Democratic Party," Kirk said.
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Bernie Sanders' media critics and opponents are suddenly focusing their attacks on the new frontrunner
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He has been a consistent frontrunner since he announced his presidential bid in March 2019.
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The frontrunner becomes a highly visible target and must fend off challengers through constant exertion.
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His base will not abandon him and as an incumbent, he's the frontrunner by default.
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But only Buttigieg consistently set himself up against Sanders, the actual frontrunner in the race.
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"No one has less business being the frontrunner and yet there he is," Ball said.
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We're told there's no frontrunner but most of those on the list have expressed interest.
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Christie's lieutenant governor, Kim Guadagno, is thought to be the frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
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Trump, the GOP frontrunner, has threatened lawsuits against Cruz at various points during the race.
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Keith Ellison is the frontrunner to lead the Democratic National Committee in the Trump era.
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However, he could return as prime minister if a political party nominated him its frontrunner.
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She is the frontrunner to become House speaker in January despite facing opposition within her caucus.
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" Hillary Clinton, the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, has also condemned the crisis, calling it "unconscionable.
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The news cycle has been dominated by Mitt Romney's 20-minute denunciation of the Republican frontrunner.
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The movie is among the films thought to be a frontrunner for the upcoming Academy Awards.
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Bachelorette fans will soon get some much-needed clarity on Hannah Brown's controversial frontrunner Jed Wyatt.
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Here we are again with three candidates: a frontrunner, a populist insurgent, and a long shot.
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Now he's the Democratic frontrunner for president in a primary that has largely adopted his ideas.
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Frontrunner Joe Biden indicated this week that his campaign has already raised close to $20 million.
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Rubio is running middle of the pack in Republican polls behind frontrunner Donald Trump, Texas Sen.
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"Silent Nights," a drama about a Danish woman and her Ghanaian immigrant boyfriend, is the frontrunner.
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All of the signs in Hannah's "Week 7" date positioned the pageant queen as a frontrunner.
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That same day, a source told PEOPLE that the new parents may have a frontrunner already.
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This year, La La Land won big, which places it as a frontrunner for the Oscars.
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On Thursday, Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton also lambasted Trump's foreign policy platform as "dangerously incoherent".
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Sanders is currently the Democratic frontrunner and won the Democratic primary in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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Netflix's massive catalog and its more than 130 million global subscribers is the frontrunner in streaming.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders is the 2020 frontrunner after strong performances in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Someone should snap Biden, and the party that has made him frontrunner, out of this madness.
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The frontrunner for Tory leadership insisted it was crucial to prepare for a no-deal scenario.
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So far, Wichita State and Vanderbilt are an enticing frontrunner for most anticipated first four games.
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Russian state-owned firm Rosatom was seen as a frontrunner to build the additional nuclear capacity.
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The frontrunner has failed to take the crown in seven of the past eight leadership races.
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The Glee star was a frontrunner throughout season 17, and this Viennese Waltz cemented that status.
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"Bernie Sanders is so far left of our party," Panto said of the current Democratic frontrunner.
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Turning in a career-high performance, Stone is already considered a frontrunner for next year's Oscars.
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Polls suggest he is the solid frontrunner, with 25% or more support in a crowded field.
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The Oscar-winning actor believes it's the media that has caused Trump to become the frontrunner.
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Osaka is seen as frontrunner among major cities, which have attracted most attention from global operators.
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Earlier on Tuesday, newly released polls illustrated that Biden is the current frontrunner in the race.
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Now, the conversation has focused on Indiana Governor Mike Pence (now the frontrunner), and Lt. Gen.
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And Boston, which had been the American frontrunner for 2024, withdrew due to an opposition campaign.
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Another DCCC favorite is the presumed frontrunner: Lauren Baer, who worked in Barack Obama's State Department.
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Shalala is looking like the Democratic frontrunner, but she's fielding serious challenges from Richardson and Haggman.
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Another early frontrunner, Cam, also seemed to be burning his own bridge during Monday night's episode.
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Frontrunner Donald Trump reacted to today's attack within hours, taking to Twitter and calling Fox & Friends.
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Dan Hicks, frontrunner of the band Hot Licks, died on Saturday, his wife said on Facebook.
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Democratic voters yawned at most of the challengers the frontrunner ended up drawing — former Maryland Gov.
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McEwan's current deputy Alison Rose is seen by many bank insiders and analysts as the frontrunner.
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Frontrunner Moon Jae-in was criticized for leaving his options open before the May 9 election.
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RHP Andrew Cashner is the "frontrunner" to make the start, according to Rangers manager Jeff Banister.
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Interest in the race is already fading due to the fact that the frontrunner, Gianforte, won.
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Now would the Left ever, would the DNC ever come after their frontrunner and her supporters?
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No clear frontrunner has emerged in the highly anticipated contest for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.
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Biden came into the June debates as the clear frontrunner, leading every single pre-primary poll.
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The fourth Democratic presidential debate was a baptism by fire for the party's new frontrunner Sen.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who is a frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, and Rep.
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Warren is a frontrunner in wide field of 2020 Democratic candidates that is slowly narrowing. Rep.
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Many of the leadership contenders, including frontrunner Boris Johnson, have said Britain must leave on Oct.
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The clear frontrunner according to independent polls, Martin Fayulu, was declared to have lost the race.
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Clinton's victory in New York Tuesday cemented her as the party's frontrunner in the delegate count.
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If Bernie Sanders runs in 2020, as looks likely, he'll enter the race as the frontrunner.
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He was the frontrunner from the start, and a favorite of White House Counsel Don McGahn.
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Some have even argued that Sanders is currently the Democrats' frontrunner in the 2020 presidential race.
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Although he remains the Democratic frontrunner, his path to the party nomination is far from certain.
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This trip to Iowa was his eighth swing through the state, double that of frontrunner Biden.
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Seven weeks into this season of The Bachelor, frontrunner Hannah Ann confessed something to the camera.
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Hegar led the field in fundraising during the primary and enters the runoff as the frontrunner.
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Biden is once again the frontrunner and the odds-on favorite to be Democrats' 2020 nominee.
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Biden was the frontrunner, and Sanders was a strong insurgent with a punter's chance of winning.
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Because it's not just being made by one Bernie Sanders up against the mega frontrunner, Hillary.
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This year, though, the Democratic frontrunner nationally isn't close to getting to 30% in the polls.
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He makes the exit of Victoria Paul about himself after blindsiding his frontrunner with a breakup.
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It's the first of many moments in the night when Sanders, as the frontrunner, is targeted.
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But Biden came in fourth in Iowa, a less-than-ideal result for the national frontrunner.
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The consensus is that he does have a shot, but he's far from the easy frontrunner.
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He entered the race with frontrunner status and high expectations — but more recently started to suffer.
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He's been the frontrunner all year, but there have been doubts about his strength in Iowa.
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Bernie Sanders is the Democratic frontrunner, and he is effectively tapping into a desire for change.
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Since 1992, the Democratic national frontrunner post-Iowa was at 20163% or greater in every cycle.
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He ousted Howard Dean, who had been the frontrunner until then, and got the party's nomination.
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He-- looks to be-- the clear frontrunner for the nomination for the Democrats this time around.
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Sanders is now the clear frontrunner, which might or might not change depending on upcoming primaries.
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And yet Trump ran the table as frontrunner to nominee in the course of a year.
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Biden narrowly remains the frontrunner with 26.2% support, according to the Real Clear Politics polling average.
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While Biden remains the frontrunner in the polls, his campaign has ceded significant ground to Sen.
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Purnama, who has gained a reputation as a tough reformer, remains a frontrunner in opinion polls.
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His uneven record in addressing social-justice issues undermines his credibility, particularly against frontrunner Joe Biden.
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He remains the frontrunner in most national polls despite constant fire from the right and left.
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But she exited Wednesday's debate with her frontrunner status intact — a good spot to be in.
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Cracks formed in Biden's frontrunner status when he was caught off guard on the debate stage.
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Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said Wednesday morning that he would not attend next week's debate.
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In recent months, Elizabeth Warren has surged in the polls, with some considering her the frontrunner.
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La La Land is the frontrunner this year and the favorite to take home Best Picture.
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The speech was peppered with not-so-veiled references to the Republican presidential frontrunner, none complimentary.
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The Democratic primary is crowded, but New Hampshire executive councilor Chris Pappas is probably the frontrunner.
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In fact, the show is already a frontrunner to take home the most trophies this year.
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Newsom locked down the Democratic establishment's support and staked a claim as the early Democratic frontrunner.
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But because Clinton was the frontrunner, Patterson says, she also became easy to mistrust and criticize.
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He will need something, some spark, to catapult him into the same league as the frontrunner Biden.
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Instead, Sanders not only beat the frontrunner, but eclipsed her by a large margin, outperforming polling expectations.
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Bill Walker, former US senator and presumed Democratic nominee Mark Begich, and Republican primary frontrunner state Sen.
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Sterling was little moved by Boris Johnson's confirmation as the frontrunner in the Conservative Party leadership contest.
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It questions Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton's ability to deal with the United States' adversaries — especially Putin's Russia.
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By appearing on stage with, at this point, lower performing candidates, Warren could appear like a frontrunner.
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Buttigieg has repeatably come under fire for his billionaire backers, most notably from fellow primary frontrunner Sanders.
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Katsas, who was McGahn's deputy in the White House counsel's office, was the frontrunner from the start.
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A February poll had Baker as the frontrunner, and the late Kevin Kamenetz in second at 12%.
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If last week's drinking game was "frontrunner" then this week's should be "Aaron" as in Aaron Rodgers.
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Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has embraced a policy that liberals love: allowing Medicare to negotiate for drugs.
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There was a time last fall when some felt A Star Is Born was the Oscars frontrunner.
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The numbers present a striking contrast to some data points associated with the current Republican presidential frontrunner.
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Warren was certainly treated like the frontrunner of the debate, judging by all the attacks she took.
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As Warren has seen in recent weeks, being a frontrunner also makes one subject to increased scrutiny.
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So, it sounds like she wants to avoid spoiling the show for us by naming a frontrunner.
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The big picture: 2020 Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden is also likely to have had a huge April.
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As award season approached, Franco was thought to be a frontrunner for a best actor Oscar nomination.
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His comments didn't even sit well with GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, who publicly expressed his disapproval.
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The other one-on-one goes to Tia, who emerges as a definite frontrunner with this episode.
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Carson threw his support behind the GOP frontrunner during a press conference on Friday morning in Miami.
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Former President Barack Obama called current French presidential frontrunner Emmanuel Macron today, and it was frankly adorable.
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Early buzz out of the major film festivals puts the movie as a frontrunner at the Oscars.
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La La Land's frontrunner status is akin to being the top-seeded team in a sporting event.
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And which films will rival the frontrunner, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, after its recent awards sweep?
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When I ask her about her fellow New Yorker, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, she doesn't mince words.
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Mike Dunleavy is the presumed frontrunner for his party, though he'll have to beat a crowded field.
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Sanders blasted the Democratic frontrunner, accusing him of making false allegations about what his program would do.
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So it's no surprise that he's seen by many as the frontrunner to be her vice president.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden finally jumped in, establishing himself as an early if unproven frontrunner. Sens.
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One obvious way the nomination process could play out is that the longtime frontrunner just, well, wins.
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How else can you explain the GOP frontrunner ditching the Republican debate and still hogging the headlines?
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He also explained that citizens were wary of having the Republican frontrunner anywhere near a nuclear trigger.
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The 24-year-old seemingly found an early frontrunner, giving the first impression rose to Luke Parker.
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Just imagine how scary those lineups will be when Leonard—the freaking frontrunner for MVP—returns. 6.
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Johnson is the frontrunner in a contest with foreign minister Jeremy Hunt to be the next leader.
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Ali is poised to be a frontrunner for the same award at the Oscars on February 26.
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But fourth, and more dangerously, it could make Hillary look desperate and scared, despite her frontrunner status.
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Bryan is the clear frontrunner, and I would even venture that he's most likely going to win.
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If recent polls are any indication, she may be on the brink of becoming the new frontrunner.
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However, nearly half of those surveyed were undecided, suggesting no clear frontrunner with only days to go.
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Recent polling, both national and in Iowa, suggests that he is a frontrunner, trailing only Joe Biden.
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Meanwhile, the current frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic nomination, Joe Biden, ranked 13 overall with Democratic voters.
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He ran for prime minister alongside Johnson, but unlike Hunt, he drew his punches from the frontrunner.
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Despite being the current frontrunner among his fellow candidates in Iowa, Buttigieg knows what we all know.
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Groysman, Ukraine's parliamentary speaker, emerged last week as the frontrunner to replace unpopular Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk.
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McCaskill, a vocal Russia critic, will likely face Republican frontrunner and Trump pick Josh Hawley this fall.
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That could be a problem, as the current Republican frontrunner and bankruptcy court veteran is notoriously litigious.
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One early frontrunner appears to be Srikanth Srinivasan, a judge on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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And perhaps most important, Biden would enter the race as the frontrunner, but not the presumptive nominee.
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Support for the frontrunner, the conservative People's Party led by Sebastian Kurz, running at about 33 percent.
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The former Veep and 2020 frontrunner, however, has been buoyed by his substantial support among black Americans.
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When you direct a Best Picture frontrunner as big as La La Land, you win Best Director.
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Seki, who has been charged with leading the recovery, has been seen as a frontrunner for CEO.
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Then he awkwardly stood behind the Republican frontrunner, looking like he might like to be anywhere else.
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All the candidates wanted to be the frontrunner, but they should be careful what they wish for.
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Biden thanked a Mississippi congregation on Sunday, crediting his new frontrunner status to the African American community.
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In the second Republican primary debate of the 2016 race, where Trump was the frontrunner and Sen.
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Tim Kaine, widely seen as the frontrunner for the spot, over his support for loosening bank regulations.
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Biden, the former national frontrunner, says he's not going anywhere either — he wants to contest South Carolina.
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Bloomberg, ahead of the debate, is signaling an all-out focus on Sanders, the race's ascendant frontrunner.
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"From the standpoint of the Democratic frontrunner, he's basically leading with his chin," says Notre Dame's Desch.
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The actual presidential nomination process is lengthy, convoluted, and provides ample opportunities for the frontrunner to stumble.
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A Washington Post-Ipsos poll conducted earlier this month found Biden the clear frontrunner, at 48 percent.
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As there is no clear Democratic frontrunner, the Post-ABC poll also shows reelection troubles for Trump.
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Sanders has never been a frontrunner sort of guy, so this will all be new to him.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that CK Infrastructure was seen as the frontrunner to buy the German firm.
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No one can be considered a strong frontrunner when they can't even grab 220006% of the vote.
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With Democrats somewhat splintered and without a clear frontrunner at the moment, this isn&apost entirely surprising.
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"Every poll that has been conducted since this race started has me as the frontrunner," Smith said.
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Biden was the biggest beneficiary of the late deciders in many states, including some where frontrunner Sen.
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"I don't think his views have been scrutinized at the level of a presidential frontrunner," Kott said.
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In Colorado, a large and growing field of candidates has left the party without a clear frontrunner.
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The Democrat is the frontrunner for his party's nomination to face Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
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Biden has been a frontrunner in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary since joining the race in April.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner in Iowa — and now he's being treated like it.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the frontrunner candidate in Mexico's July presidential election, has vowed to scrap it.
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He will be installed as the GOP frontrunner for the 2023 race against all-but-certain Gov.
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But Trump's underlying actions were all about prodding Ukraine to investigate Biden, dirtying up the Democratic frontrunner.
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RH: In place, which is creating Open Banking, which is where the UK is a frontrunner already.
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Biden, a frontrunner in the Democratic primary, has positioned himself as former President Barack Obama's natural successor.
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To be sure, Biden is still the frontrunner, with a very healthy lead in the national polls.
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Going after the current frontrunner in the polls is a tried-and-true way to achieve that.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden is the frontrunner to be the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee.
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Biden is a leading frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination and damaging information could hurt his candidacy.
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"If you only had 1% of the white vote nobody would call you a frontrunner," Albright said.
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Bernie Sanders, the 2020 Democratic frontrunner, should "do more" to condemn his online supporters who harass others.
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He also said that he didn't see much difference between the terror group and the GOP frontrunner.
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But he does not want to give preferential treatment to Trump, the brash and controversial GOP frontrunner.
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Sarah Palin endorses Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump during a rally at Iowa State University on Jan.
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RealClearPolitics puts Sanders in second place at the national level, trailing frontrunner Joe Biden by about 9%.
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But it's worth remembering that anything that doesn't alter the fundamentals of the campaign benefits the frontrunner.
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There is no clear frontrunner among the donor class, according to the first fundraising snapshot released Monday.
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Bernie Sanders, the ascending Democratic candidate, and Donald Trump, the GOP frontrunner and the party's flamboyant id.
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That said, I do not believe there is a true frontrunner in this race as of yet.
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Cuba's a big contender and maybe even the frontrunner for his role as OJ in People vs.
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If frontrunner López Obrador wins the election on Sunday, that could mean serious sweeping reforms the country.
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Donald Trump the regular old Republican candidate and even Trump the Republican frontrunner didn't want your money.
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The frontrunner had previously relied on a team of close aides with little political experience like himself.
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Importantly, Trump was either the Republican presidential primary frontrunner or the nominee-in-waiting all this time.
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That's why so many candidates have entered the campaign: They don't believe Biden is a dominant frontrunner.
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Many pundits reference Christie's later endorsement of frontrunner Donald Trump, thought some view it as obvious and desperate.
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With Trump being the frontrunner for the Republican nomination she will not risk upsetting potentially her biggest allies.
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Barack Obama spoke Thursday with Emmanuel Macron, the centrist French presidential frontrunner ahead of Sunday's first round vote.
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Stauber, the GOP frontrunner and a well-known local politician, has out-fundraised all the Democrats so far.
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Donald Trump is still the Republican frontrunner, and he has twice the support of his closest competitor, Sen.
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And you know, just a couple years ago the frontrunner in the space, Digg, had basically committed suicide.
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Tell me what your assessment is of Brett Kavanaugh who seems to be the early establishment insider frontrunner.
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The former state attorney general had been considered the frontrunner, with most polls showing him with an advantage.
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After watching "Week 2," it's very, very, very obvious Hannah has the hots for immediate frontrunner Luke Parker.
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In a (carefully plotted) turn of events, Claire Underwood becomes the frontrunner to be Frank Underwood's vice president.
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According to the GOP frontrunner, his kids feel guilty the won't be casting a ballot for their father.
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On March 8, Trump continued his reign as the party's frontrunner, nabbing victories in both Mississippi and Michigan.
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As awards season kicks into gear this year, once again, blissfully, there is no definitive Best Picture frontrunner.
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Joe Biden has been the nominal frontrunner in the 2020 Democratic race since launching his campaign last April.
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"Biden has been campaigning like he was the frontrunner when he wasn't," a senior Sanders campaign advisor said.
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While Sadr can't become prime minister himself, his coalition became the frontrunner in Iraq's parliamentary election May 2000.
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The Republican presidential frontrunner, John McCain, favored a cap-and-trade program to reduce US greenhouse gas emissions.
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Sylvester Stallone was considered the frontrunner for Best Supporting Actor for his work as Rocky Balboa in Creed.
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Bernie Sanders became the 2020 frontrunner on Tuesday night with an important win in the New Hampshire primary.
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Toss dry skin into the mix, and yeah, you've got a frontrunner for worst season of the year.
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The Washington, D.C., area — the professional home of some high-profile Amazon critics — is seen as a frontrunner.
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Trump's strong showing in Iowa and outright win in New Hampshire firmly entrenched him as the official frontrunner.
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Saagar Enjeti argues why it's looking more likely Mike Bloomberg could become a frontrunner in the 2020 race.
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With La La Land's loss, one thing becomes clear: You don't want to be the early Oscar frontrunner.
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Malliotakis has clout in the party, and she's the clear frontrunner at this point in the election cycle.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT), a Democratic frontrunner, told Politico that he supports his colleague and presidential competitor Sen.
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Still, Buffett shied away from hinting at exactly who is the frontrunner and when they would take over.
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The most recent Public Policy Poll puts Sanders just eight points behind frontrunner Hillary Clinton in the state.
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The beef began when the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination called out the online giant on Twitter.
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Despite opposition to the current frontrunner, the National Office of Buddhism said outsiders would not influence any decision.
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Obrochta's glasses gave him a late surge in the competition, alerting all viewers that he had frontrunner potential.
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Based on her most recent performance, she's looking like the frontrunner to be this year's winner as well.
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Johnson, who is known for his outspoken and often controversial views, is the frontrunner in the leadership contest.
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Casey Cagle is the clear frontrunner in a crowded field, which means he might not avoid a runoff.
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Keith Ellison, the frontrunner to lead the Democratic National Committee, brought up in my recent conversation with him.
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Sources had told Reuters Blackstone was the frontrunner in an auction run by HPE for its Mphasis stake.
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This year's early frontrunner for earworm of the summer is "Despacito," the Luis Fonsi song featuring Daddy Yankee.
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The clear frontrunner, Keiko Fujimori, is the daughter of Alberto Fujimori who was president between 1990 and 2000.
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And the $22009 minimum wage is lower than the $12 per hour that Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton wants.
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Anaya, 39, is trailing behind frontrunner leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, 64, ahead of the July 1 elections.
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Axios' Dan Primack reported earlier that although Whitman was the frontrunner, Uber's board wasn't yet sold on Whitman.
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Setting his sights on the national election, Sanders said his grassroots campaign could take on the GOP frontrunner.
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Trump, current Republican frontrunner, won three more states—Michigan, Mississippi, and Hawaii—while Ted Cruz won in Idaho.
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But a poll like this certainly isn't good news for a frontrunner who had serious weaknesses all along.
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His candidacy faces an existential threat from Bernie Sanders, now the frontrunner in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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"With Peter MacKay as Prime Minister, there will be no carbon tax," the frontrunner declared Thursday on Twitter.
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Meanwhile, the party's 2016 nominee, Hillary Clinton, is on the sidelines, lobbing criticism at Sanders, a 2020 frontrunner.
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He again mocked his Democratic opponents in next year's election, including frontrunner and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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In the aftermath of Super Tuesday, Donald Trump's campaign has been elevated from frontrunner to almost inevitable status.
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Donald Trump, the GOP frontrunner, has called for a boycott of Apple until it cooperates with the FBI.
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Perhaps taking a trick from the Donald himself, Rubio took a generally dismissive tone towards the GOP frontrunner.
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The suspense was particularly high this year since no one picture has emerged as the obvious Oscar frontrunner.
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On the Democratic side there's seven candidates running here, but the frontrunner appears to be veteran Max Rose.
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Our own GOP machine, the establishment, they who would assemble the political landscape, they're attacking their own frontrunner.
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Pouring vodka, Val comforts McKinnon's candidate Clinton over the national nonstop discourse surrounding Republican party frontrunner Donald Trump.
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HomeAdvisor (acquired by IAC) had been the frontrunner in the pay-per-lead (or pay-per-introduction) model.
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Washington is, with Boston trailing close behind, widely seen as the frontrunner to be the site of HQ503.
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Democrat Abby Finkenauer is thought to be the frontrunner for the Democrats in Iowa's 1st Congressional District primary.
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John McCain fell fast and hard from his perch as the overwhelming frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Williams is running on the Republican ticket in the upcoming primary election, but he isn't considered a frontrunner.
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This is the billionaire's most important win yet, and it firmly establishes him as the Republican presidential frontrunner.
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And here's how you know: 28 days in, the presidential frontrunner still doesn't know what the KKK is.
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Now a new survey by Chegg and College Pulse provides even more troubling news for the current frontrunner.
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Biden, after all, is the current presidential frontrunner and (in some eyes) presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party.
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That kind of hesitation from a frontrunner smells like blood in the water to the other Democratic candidates.
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The Pedersen was still the frontrunner in many eyes, but the Garand posed a real threat to it.
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In Michigan, he'll stump for state Attorney General Bill Schuette, the frontrunner in the GOP primary for governor.
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Jacky Rosen's Senate candidacy opens up her seat, where Democrat Susie Lee has emerged as the Democratic frontrunner.
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El-Sayed had consistently polled in third place behind the frontrunner, former state Senate minority leader Gretchen Whitmer.
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Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, has publicly and privately called for Ukraine to investigate the 2020 Democratic frontrunner.
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Booker could, indeed, have walked away from the whole thing an early frontrunner for the 2020 presidential race.
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The same survey revealed Sanders up over the Republican frontrunner by 12 percent (51 percent to 39 percent).
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To many, Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown should be a frontrunner to be the Democratic nominee for vice president.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the 64-year-old frontrunner, promises to build a refinery in his home state.
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Politico reported that while plans are still being finalized, Helsinki is now the frontrunner as the host location.
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Few predicted extreme-right candidate Marine Le Pen would be considered a viable candidate, let alone a frontrunner.
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With no obvious frontrunner, it's entirely possible someone could win with less than 2000 percent of the vote.
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He's the frontrunner with name recognition but faces a strong progressive challenge from Kara Eastman, a nonprofit manager.
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Just a few weeks ago, Fabricio Werdum was a frontrunner in the greatest "heavyweight of all time" debate.
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Fifth place in cash on hand is certainly not where a strong frontrunner should be at this point.
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IndieWire's awards prognosticator Anne Thompson currently has Phoenix locked in as a frontrunner in her Best Actor predictions.
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Steven Mnuchin, Trump's campaign finance chair, is a former Goldman Sachs partner and the frontrunner for the job.
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While he does remain the frontrunner, his lead has narrowed, and the excitement around his campaign has plateaued.
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And of course, there are over 10 other candidates waiting for their chance to vault to frontrunner status.
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While Sanders is still the Democratic frontrunner, Biden has positioned himself as the alternative to the progressive candidate.
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Dunleavy was the clear frontrunner in the race, edging out Walker and Begich by more than 15 points.
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Frontrunner Keiko Fujimori is campaigning on the controversial hard-right populist legacy of her disgraced father Alberto Fujimori.
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With his Poland Spring-guzzling days behind him, Rubio is now a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Warren was the Democratic frontrunner for weeks in the fall, they noted, and victory slipped through their grasp.
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That Uber regularly broke laws to cement its frontrunner status is not a controversial statement, it's a fact.
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But in California, Biden is struggling to break double digits in polls and Sanders is the clear frontrunner.
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Kelly has said he'd support the Democratic nominee in November but emphasized his disagreements with the presidential frontrunner.
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By contrast, Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden spent only $5.1 million across Google and Facebook during the same period.
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Now, I should say we saw a similar lack of a frontrunner in the early 1996 Republican contests.
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Her candidacy, after all, retains a lot of the underlying strength that made her a frontrunner in October.
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As the frontrunner, Sanders will likely face even more scrutiny over what he plans to do in office.
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Bernie Sanders — the current frontrunner for the nomination — will have all but locked up the race by then.
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Biden, the race's national frontrunner, has argued that his experience and record makes him the most electable candidate.
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Why it matters: The former Texas congressman was seen early as a potential frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
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That calculus has changed in recent months, however, as Biden has seen his once-clear frontrunner status erode.
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Look, Metta knows it's a tough job and he ain't the frontrunner ... but he's making his case anyway!
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His decision to run made waves in his home state of Massachusetts, which he shares with frontrunner Sen.
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She made clear she was an alternative to the current Democratic frontrunner by offering a more moderate path.
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A recent Beacon Research poll pegs him at 18% in the state, just behind Biden and frontrunner Sanders.
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Pelosi did not mention Sanders and in no way implied the briefing was related to his frontrunner status.
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Biden, however, has never quite been as unassailable a frontrunner as his polling lead has at times suggested.
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Elizabeth Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg closely bunched together with no obvious frontrunner going into the caucuses.
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What's the point: Biden has been the polling frontrunner throughout the early stages of the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Independent candidate Emmanuel Macron, the frontrunner to win the presidency, plans to stop coal-power generation by 2022.
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Sarah Isgur: Biden's frontrunner status isn't a self-fulfilling prophecy Joe Biden didn't have a great night...again.
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Through hours of sometimes exciting and sometimes tedious arguing, no candidate laid a real hand on the frontrunner.
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Buttigieg is now viewed as a frontrunner in Iowa after his breakout poll in the early voting state.
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Bloomberg and his money have the potential to scramble the Democratic field, where no clear frontrunner has emerged.
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They are both competing to emerge as the main moderate alternative to Bernie Sanders, the current polling frontrunner.
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Biden, the race's onetime frontrunner, placed third in Tuesday's poll at 15 percent, down 9 points since December.
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Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg's late entrance into the Democratic presidential primary could benefit his top rival, frontrunner Sen.
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Former students have also filed two class action lawsuits against the GOP frontrunner in California over the matter.
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That's a big reason why he's my Heisman frontrunner, followed by fellow QBs Tua Tagovailoa and Joe Burrow.
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With no obvious frontrunner, it's entirely possible someone could win with less than 20 percent of the vote.
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One takeaway from all this is that it's likely a mistake to count the frontrunner out too early.
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In some ways, the movie — a musical about show business, for goodness' sake — is a prototypical Oscar frontrunner.
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Republican frontrunner Donald Trump was asked about the conspiracy theories swirling around Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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Philip Hammond joins growing list of Conservative MPs and ministers in attacking the frontrunner to replace Theresa May.
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In this way, Harris challenged the frontrunner in her party and previewed how she might confront the president.
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Biden's bundler targets are the latest signs that the Democratic frontrunner is distancing himself from rivals such as Sens.
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South Africa's third-largest lender Absa is the frontrunner to buy SocGen's sole branch in Johannesburg, one source said.
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McDormand was the frontrunner leading up to the show as she swept the major awards in the months before.
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But the polls serve as at least a small data point against the idea of her as a frontrunner.
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There's a large field of Democrats running to be the nominee, and there isn't a clear frontrunner so far.
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The British brand is also a new frontrunner in the list of possible designers of Meghan's royal wedding dress.
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Le Pen continues to be the political frontrunner with 25 percent of the vote, according to polling firm Ifop.
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Biden has established himself as the clear frontrunner in the race after less than a month as a candidate.
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Now the Republican presidential frontrunner is crudely saying that the goal of American foreign policy should be just that.
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Several bankers said France's Vinci, Europe's biggest construction and concessions company, was seen as the frontrunner in any sale.
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The second person said Siemens' supervisory board would decide the matter on Tuesday, also describing Alstom as the frontrunner.
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" Jesse Lehrich, a Democratic strategist and former Clinton foreign policy spokesman, also declared that "Bernie is now the frontrunner.
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A frontrunner like Biden might have been knocked out of the race after a fourth-place showing in Iowa.
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"We're not changing the Second Amendment," Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said Saturday during a rally in Biloxi, Miss.
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Instead, the Best Picture trophy went to the third frontrunner, Guillermo del Toro's darkly fantastical The Shape of Water.
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Co-frontrunner Warren did not quarrel with Trump's instinct to bring troops home, just with how he's doing it.
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But that quality is also seen by many voters as the biggest strength for Biden, the current Democratic frontrunner.
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At no point during the primary was Williams labeled the frontrunner: She wasn't the first out of the gate.
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Trump-friendly websites wrote about it as though it was evidence of a vast conspiracy against the Republican frontrunner.
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Katy Perry was an early frontrunner for the best (or, at least, most involved) Hillary Clinton ensemble of 2016.
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Commentary: Mexico's populist presidential frontrunner is using Donald Trump's playbook in the upcoming Mexican election, writes columnist Andrés Martinez.
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That sentiment has helped propel frontrunner Donald Trump to win three of four early voting states in Republican contests.
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Once the frontrunner, Fillon is under growing pressure to withdraw as the candidate for the right-wing Republicans party.
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He then cut his distance from the frontrunner down to about 35 miles, before fading in the final stretch.
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The Palocci testimony could increase anti-Workers Party sentiment, which has helped make Bolsonaro the frontrunner in the race.
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" In November 2017, the Daily Beast published an article titled "Gary Oldman: The Oscar Frontrunner With a Dark Past.
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In the past, he's encouraged kids to avoid college, and more recently backed Republican frontrunner Donald Trump for president.
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Kim Jong-hyun, frontrunner of K-pop boy band SHINee, died on Monday, according to South Korean media reports.
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The Democratic frontrunner will announce the plan in detail to supporters during a town hall in Iowa Tuesday afternoon.
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The country's most popular politician is in jail, while the current frontrunner is recovering from a near-fatal stabbing.
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To lure corporations back to American shores, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump proposes lowering that tax rate to 15 percent.
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Frontrunner Joe Biden faced heavy scrutiny, but he wasn't the only top tier candidate to come under fire. Sen.
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But Trump is a frontrunner, not a curiosity, and his policy plans reveal two important things about his candidacy.
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It all started when 2020 election frontrunner Biden, while explaining how he missed "civility" in politics, reminisced about Sens.
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The Republican frontrunner says he won't attend the White House Correspondents' Association dinner this year, despite receiving numerous invitations.
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This morning the Republican House Speaker called out his party's presidential frontrunner for being cagey about repudiating the KKK.
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Aiken told CNBC the GOP frontrunner of today is not the person he knew just a few years ago.
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A frontrunner since it wowed audiences in Toronto, Chazelle's follow up to Whiplash is the sort of starry, dreamy
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Boris Johnson is the frontrunner to succeed May in the contest with his successor as foreign minister Jeremy Hunt.
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Keith Ellison has for weeks looked like a frontrunner to become the next chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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Once the frontrunner for the Republican nomination, he probably, it turns out, never stood a chance of getting it.
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Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has been the early frontrunner and is an outspoken critic of Ukraine's IMF program.
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Russian media say Isinbayeva, who won gold at the Athens and Beijing Games, is the frontrunner for the job.
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Donald Trump's rallies over the weekend were scenes of tumult and violence, tacitly egged on by the Republican frontrunner.
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Cruz took the opportunity to confront the GOP frontrunner on the attacks, and the two bickered back and forth.
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They see a way for him to secure the nomination: Ask Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner, to drop out altogether.
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Barcelona-based Agrolimen is the frontrunner in the unofficial process launched by CVC, according to two of the sources.
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A large field of candidates enter the race as many Conservative MPs express doubts about Johnson as the frontrunner
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Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, so you can't even decide who is the frontrunner in the competition.
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Biden has established himself as the clear Democratic frontrunner in the crowded primary field of over two dozen candidates.
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The former vice president and today's frontrunner for the Democratic nomination wants to pretend the problem doesn't even exist.
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Kamala Harris, the current frontrunner in the 2020 rankings I do with Harry Enten, is a senator from California.
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Elizabeth Warren to win the debate, while expectations of the frontrunner, former Vice President Joe Biden, have waned dramatically.
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Arora, who joined WhatsApp in 2011 from Google, was rumored to be the frontrunner to replace Koum as CEO.
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In the photo, Biden, the current Democratic frontrunner, is pointing his finger in Cayo's face with his eyebrows raised.
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Ortiz Jones was the frontrunner in March, but Treviño — a former Bernie Sanders delegate — narrowly advanced into the runoff.
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Social media reactions regarding Simons' possible appointment quickly followed the CK news — Simons appears to be the popular frontrunner.
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That didn't keep the reality star from snapping a photo with the Democratic frontrunner during the same episode, though.
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Frontrunner to be the next prime minister, Boris Johnson, has committed to Britain leaving the EU by the Oct.
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Behind the scenes: Kavanaugh was the frontrunner from the start — and a favorite of White House Counsel Don McGahn.
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On Saturday, the DPP's Tsai Ing-wen, the presidential frontrunner, is expected to win the presidency against two rivals.
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He was ahead of the former frontrunner, opposition leader Felix Tshisekedi, on 24 percent, and Shadary on 19 percent.
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Super Tuesday results are (mostly) in, and to everyone's surprise, the Democratic party has another frontrunner leading the way.
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After his string of wins on Super Tuesday, Joe Biden has become the clear frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders has defeated national frontrunner former Vice President Joe Biden to win the 2020 North Dakota caucuses.
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The majority of Republican millennials currently support frontrunner Donald Trump, while an overwhelming number of young Democrats support Sanders.
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Either way, Sanders looked like a frontrunner — which, if you look at the polls, is exactly what he is.
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He has polled like a frontrunner, but what we don't yet know is how solid that support really is.
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All of the candidates except frontrunner Boris Johnson were taking part in a televised debate on Channel 4 television.
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He then pivoted to a brief attack on former Vice President Joe Biden, the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
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Eventually, his campaign seemed to have settled on competing for the relatively moderate lane with longtime frontrunner Joe Biden.
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Matthews had recently drawn criticism for comments about Sanders, who is currently the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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But the Massachusetts senator has also been increasingly pointed in her criticism of the frontrunner and longtime ally, Sen.
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Barr became a frontrunner to replace former attorney general Jeff Sessions after Trump forced Sessions out in late 2018.
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It&aposs a far cry from last weekend, when the studio&aposs Oscar-frontrunner "1917" topped the box office.
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The elder Biden is currently vying for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination and is a frontrunner in the race.
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Blitzer tried to draw focus back to Biden's support for the conflict in Iraq, but the frontrunner wasn't trapped.
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Lula da Silva, who governed Brazil from 2003 to 2011, had been considered a frontrunner in the October election.
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In other words, Democrats have seen the challenges that the "inevitable" frontrunner faces, as the election actually takes shape.
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However, Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau is seen as the frontrunner to take over the ECB.
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It's got Bernie and Biden both at 2628% Warren at 28500 and new alleged frontrunner Pete down at 6900%.
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But more surprising than the attacks — Warren, having risen to frontrunner status, had those coming — has been her response.
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Sanders should be an uneasy frontrunner A win is a win is a win -- or so the saying goes.
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It forced the nominal frontrunner, Joe Biden, to direct his first words in Thursday night's debate to criticizing Warren.
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Tawada will likely one day be seen as a frontrunner, but is still quite young (in Nobel Prize years).
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Sen. Bernie Sanders decisive win in the Nevada caucus has further cemented his status as the Democratic primary frontrunner.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders' decisive win in the Nevada caucus has further cemented his status as the Democratic primary frontrunner.
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The first is the problem of the impassioned plurality represented by frontrunner Bernie Sanders taking control of the party.
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A top adviser to Mike Bloomberg unleashed a new — and salacious — line of attack against presidential primary frontrunner Sen.
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For Biden, the one-time frontrunner both nationally and in Nevada, the importance of the contest was especially high.
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Bernie Sanders, Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg closely bunched together with no obvious frontrunner going into the caucuses.
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It's perceived as the frontrunner in that category, one in which no South Korean movie has ever been nominated.
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GSK was seen as the frontrunner to buy the assets, after Reckitt Benckiser quit the race late on Wednesday.
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The Mexican presidential frontrunner has said he will review contracts awarded under a historic energy opening if he wins.
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The Sanders fundraising numbers confirm his status as a frontrunner in the increasingly crowded race for the Democratic nomination.
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There's also some reason to believe that Bernie may continue to surge and challenge Biden directly for frontrunner status.
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Amazon was widely seen as the frontrunner, yet Trump has repeatedly attacked Bezos, who also owns The Washington Post.
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The current frontrunner, leftist contender Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, has said Mexico should suspend talks until after the election.
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The governor has the backing of Widodo and his ruling party, however, and remains a frontrunner in opinion polls.
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His frontrunner status looks more like a bet on his polling against Trump than appeal to Democratic primary voters.
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As a Latino with the support of the popular sitting president, some believe Perez would become the instant-frontrunner.
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AWS was considered the frontrunner but experts say the win puts Microsoft in the same league as the AWS.
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For now, Harris is the frontrunner in pretty much all the markets, but that doesn't make her the favorite.
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" It's a well-heeled refrain from Trump's stump speech: the Chinese, the Republican frontrunner says, are "just destroying us.
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He's been the consistent frontrunner in national and state-level polls — since before he even officially declared his candidacy.
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As the frontrunner and the angry human weathervane of this election, Trump will also dictate much of tonight's tone.
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Most political commentators think Hammond would be replaced if Johnson, the frontrunner in the race to succeed May, wins.
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Ohio was nearly split between Kasich and GOP frontrunner Donald Trump in the days leading up to the primary.
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Warren cemented her status as a frontrunner on Wednesday and that Harris was one of two winners on Thursday.
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This time, he is a frontrunner who, despite coming in second in 2016, has fundamentally altered the Democratic Party.
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Stauber, the GOP frontrunner and a well-known local politician, has out-fundraised all his Democratic competitors so far.
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A self-professed socialist has given the supposedly "inevitable" Democratic frontrunner a run for her money, while the billionaire TV personality who has become the other party's frontrunner is so completely loathed by something called the "Republican Establishment" that he now has his fellow Republicans actively looking for ways to sabotage him.
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Biden, meanwhile, has started the race as the clear frontrunner, with a comfortable lead over his nearly two dozen rivals.
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It looked like smooth skiing ahead for the producers — but then a new frontrunner emerged in the Best Actor race.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - For years, Brazil's presidential frontrunner, the right-wing lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro, has made headlines for the wrong reasons.
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Seen as the frontrunner among Democrats, Finkenauer has already gotten the endorsements of EMILY's List, NARAL and several state lawmakers.
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You would have to say former Vice President Joe Biden is the frontrunner if he really is serious about running.
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Stone had been seen as the frontrunner for the Oscar after winning Golden Globe, BAFTA and Screen Actors Guild awards.
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Bernie Sanders, as the progressive pair now jockeys for second place behind the early frontrunner, former Vice President Joe Biden.
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It's hard to be a fixture at anything at age 43, but frontrunner Adam Putnam has managed to do so.
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The former vice president and current 2020 frontrunner doesn't have any official proposals for student debt or college affordability yet.
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While some films — notably Oscar frontrunner La La Land — are still only in theaters, many are already available on VOD.
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The GOP frontrunner had no ground operation in the state or support from members of the state Republican Party there.
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The frontrunner for the GOP presidential nomination continued his winning streak as Republicans went to polls in 11 states Tuesday.
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An anti-Trump ad released this week shows women repeating various cringe-worthy things the Republican presidential frontrunner has said.
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She has had her stumbles and Sanders has had his victories, but she remains the frontrunner, and that hasn't changed.
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Even Rufus Gifford, former President Barack Obama's finance director, who is backing Biden, said Buttigieg is "of course" a frontrunner.
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Publicly, moderate Democrats insist there's plenty of time until Super Tuesday, when Biden or Bloomberg could emerge as the frontrunner.
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Allies of the frontrunner, state Attorney General Mike DeWine, are using her past embrace of Kasich as an attack line.
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Tier is the frontrunner in Europe, and we have been incredibly impressed with what the team has achieved to date.
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Four years later, he's starting his second presidential bid battling Biden for frontrunner status, a far cry from an underdog.
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Robby has always said he is the leading man, and anyone who doesn't think he's a frontrunner is a loser.
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It was a moment that showed, after months of blunders, a quality that helped make Mr. Carson an early frontrunner.
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A frontrunner with a storied history — he's dated both Tia Booth and Aly Raisman — Underwood is a complicated Bachelorette figure.
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Although Bush was initially considered the frontrunner in 2, his campaign has struggled to find traction throughout this election season.
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The chief executive of Ethiopian Airlines said in August the airline was frontrunner to set up and manage the carrier.
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Lieberman is a frontrunner to head the FBI and his relationship with the firm has been a point of concern.
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The frontrunner to succeed her, Steven Woolfe, quit the party after an altercation with a colleague left him in hospital.
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A perpetually cheery guy, Unglert started to look like a frontrunner when he opened up to Lindsay about his mother.
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Why it matters: Biden is the early Democratic frontrunner and the stakes are high as President Trump unwinds existing policies.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is firmly in the Democratic conversation — even the party's 2020 frontrunner Joe Biden's climate plan praises it.
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Potok attributes the surge, in part, to racist statements about Latinos and Muslims made by Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.
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Another emerging villain is Bekah, the 22-year-old who, were it not for her age, would be a frontrunner.
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" Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has described Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts as "disgraceful" and a "disappointment to conservatives.
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A source in Malaysia's Defence Ministry said last week that the Rafale was emerging as the frontrunner in the contest.
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Read: A day in the life on the campaign trail The attacks on the new Iowa frontrunner are just beginning.
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Republican frontrunner Donald Trump on Friday called for a "boycott" against Apple until the company complied with the court order.
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Wall Street, and Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, have taken the Krugman side of the argument, but in a peculiar way.
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The current frontrunner for the 2020 Democratic primary, Bernie Sanders, has long made single-payer one of his signature issues.
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But if things don't work out, Johnson remains a frontrunner to star in the next season of the The Bachelor.
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That imbalance has helped feed a new sense of American trade protectionism, boosting populist candidates like GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.
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And not only does he retain his seat in parliament, he is considered a frontrunner in Golkar's forthcoming leadership election.
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Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to become prime minister this month, has said Britain must leave the European Union on Oct.
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Jeff Van Drew appears most poised to win his primary contest, and among the GOP field, a frontrunner is unclear.
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Torres, who become the frontrunner in the polls after other leading candidates were disqualified, has run for president twice before.
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Fillon started the election as the frontrunner but fell to third place after investigations into the misuse of public funds.
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May's replacement, either foreign minister Jeremy Hunt or former London mayor Boris Johnson, the frontrunner, will be installed next week.
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The Latam sale is in the final stages, with Brazilian pharmaceutical firm EMS seen as the frontrunner, the sources said.
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And for all of his tough law-and-order rhetoric, the record shows the GOP frontrunner has been remarkably tolerant.
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At a Reno, Nevada, rally, the GOP presidential frontrunner completely stopped his speech after a woman in the crowd fainted.
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He is refusing to rule out supporting the frontrunner, saying he just can't get on board with the #NeverTrump coalition.
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Opinion polls show Zelenskiy as the frontrunner, with Poroshenko and Tymoshenko fighting for a place in the April run-off.
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The frontrunner is a Burger King in Queens, New York that's serving up shade with its spooky ghost McDonald's costume.
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Once a frontrunner, Bush has fallen to the middle of the pack in the Republican contest for the presidential nomination.
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He teased mounting a gubernatorial run in 2010 before Brown seemingly emerged as the clear frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
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Meanwhile, the leading lady is grappling with the reality that her frontrunner might not be who she thought he was.
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He has consistently been the frontrunner in South Carolina since this summer and his lead has only gotten wider since.
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The second person said the Siemens supervisory board would decide the matter on Tuesday, also describing Alstom as the frontrunner.
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Kasich was referring to Republican politicians, including gubernatorial frontrunner state Attorney General Mike DeWine, using Kasich's endorsement of Lt. Gov.
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With no clear frontrunner in the #MTSen primary, Downing seems more than happy to ride Trump's coattails through the primaries.
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Fillon, once the frontrunner has seen his campaign derailed by a fake jobs scandal and revelations about his lavish lifestyle.
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The fact he was targeted by other candidates so much was perhaps the only real sign he was the frontrunner.
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But Biden remains a shaky frontrunner, with his support having been cut in half since announcing his candidacy in April.
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She&aposs far from a frontrunner and has controversial views and a divisive record on key issues — particularly foreign policy.
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Trump holds a lead over Biden, the Democratic frontrunner, though only two-tenths of a point separate the two candidates.
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And while Bush raised about $155 million in 2015, the one-time frontrunner has just $7.5 million in the bank.
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For weeks, journalists have been asking Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner for president, to name his foreign policy brain trust.
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John Kasich took second place with around 17 percent, and frontrunner Donald Trump was back in third with 14 percent.
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The oddest frontrunner in Tuesday's Democratic primaries might be 27-year Lehigh Valley prosecutor John Morganelli, running for GOP Rep.
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Despite alienating Fox News and receiving little support from Republican leaders, Donald Trump remains the frontrunner for the party's nomination.
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Elected officials and party donors trickled in slowly, taking their seats, giddy with the anticipated arrival of their frontrunner friend.
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But former Vice President Joe Biden, the party's frontrunner, took that expected line of criticism much further than many expected.
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In response, the presidential frontrunner has tried to play off some of his commentary as jokes taken out of context.
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And tonight, the longtime flagship magazine of conservative thought, National Review, is planting its flag firmly against the GOP frontrunner.
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Reuters reported earlier in the week that PAI Partners had emerged as the frontrunner in an auction for the business.
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Biden faced a huge field -- Yes, he was the early frontrunner, but Biden also faced scrutiny from many more sources.
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He's the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination — at least he was until tonight — but he's still running as an insurgent.
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Polls are not infallible, but for now they uniformly suggest Biden is the frontrunner for the rest of the race.
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Lewandowski, the Trump campaign, and the GOP frontrunner himself have repeatedly denied that the incident occurred and questioned Fields' reliability.
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Europe is the frontrunner, for example in business to business, when we talk about digital twins of products and procedures.
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Biden is a fragile frontrunner, Ms. Harris has a chance to build momentum: What we learned from watching the debates.
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But the bigger story from the WHCD this year may be what Obama has to say about Republican frontrunner Trump.
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President Barack Obama criticized Republican frontrunner Donald Trump as unfit for the presidency during a press conference held on Tuesday.
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It's a sign to many that the Democratic frontrunner isn't fit to lead the party into a bold progressive future.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden trounced his competition in South Carolina's Democratic presidential primary on Saturday, beating national frontrunner Sen.
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This makes winning both states key to any true Super Tuesday victory, and in both, Sanders is a clear frontrunner.
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And Democrats have rarely entered an election with a weaker presidential frontrunner or a more confused path to a nominee.
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With the lackluster performance of the original frontrunner, former Vice President Joe Biden, and the Democratic establishment's unease with Sen.
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A recent Monmouth University poll found Steyer at 15% in the state, neck-and-neck with Sanders, the race's frontrunner.
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Vice President Joe Biden, the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, is facing criticism from candidates on his left like Sen.
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He won on foreign affairs, and avoided falling into a trap that could have threatened his still-strong frontrunner status.
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During the debate, he was the only frontrunner to mention Republicans as part of the coalition he's looking to build.
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Widely seen as frontrunner, he and his little-known running mate have the backing of the SPD establishment and lawmakers.
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That period was of critical import to Trump as he went from the frontrunner for the nomination to securing it.
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"Big Little Lies" is a frontrunner among TV casts, with stars Laura Dern, Nicole Kidman, and Reese Witherspoon all nominated.
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Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), originally thought to be the frontrunner for the job, is reportedly no longer Trump's top pick.
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ALLENDALE, S.C. — When Pete Buttigieg goes to Iowa or New Hampshire, he's a Democratic presidential frontrunner who packs campaign venues.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg went on the attack a few times on Thursday night — largely targeting fellow frontrunner Sen.
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The Democratic frontrunner had a banner night in the Old Dominion, accruing 53.25% of the votes with all precincts reporting.
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Biden very much enjoyed talking about his frontrunner status when polls showed him leading nationally and in the early states.
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But Lewandowski, who guided Trump from longshot to frontrunner, has pushed backed against the idea that the campaign needed fixing.
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Terry Branstad's call for his defeat, and Palin's Trump endorsement – have damaged the Texan's standing as frontrunner in the Feb.
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But Van Drew changed the entire dynamic of the race when he switched parties and was quickly considered the frontrunner.
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That's a two-point lead over, and statistical tie with, Biden, who is widely considered the frontrunner in the race.
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Bernie Sanders won the Nevada caucus over the weekend, securing his place as the current frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
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The conduct could complicate Sanders' efforts to unite the party as he's established himself as the frontrunner for the nomination.
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Milan, Copenhagen, Athens and Dublin are also among the aspiring host cities, with Milan previously seen as a possible frontrunner.
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Lula da Silva, who governed Brazil from 903 to 2011, had been considered a frontrunner in elections due in October.
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Lula da Silva, who governed Brazil from 2003 to 2011, had been considered a frontrunner in elections due in October.
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Anderson, 48, was the frontrunner for the role at 16/1 with Paddy Power and 33/1 with William Hill.
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Duggan has not yet thrown his support behind Gretchen Whitmer, the 46-year-old frontrunner in the Democratic gubernatorial primary.
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Greater Washington — the independent bids of Northern Virginia, D.C. and Montgomery County — is a frontrunner for Seattle-based Amazon's HQ2.
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The news is a victory for GE (GE) because Siemens was the frontrunner to land the milestone deal by itself.
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Kamala Harris, who initially seemed like a potential frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, dropped out of the race last week.
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Everybody do their share Frontrunner Joe Biden raised eyebrows when he spoke about taking millions of vehicles off the road.
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But if past is prologue, South Carolina could be -- again -- the state that makes or breaks the presidential frontrunner. 4.
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The frontrunner is financial executive Kelly Loeffler, who would be just the second woman to represent Georgia in the Senate.
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"You might expect that a frontrunner is going to lose some ground as other candidates become more visible," said Selzer.
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Meanwhile, Democratic presidential frontrunner Bernie Sanders has called for national rent control, along with a laundry list of other policies.
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The important takeaway is this: Going into the election season, the president is still the frontrunner among small business owners.
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In an interview with talkRADIO, the frontrunner to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, was asked what he does for pleasure.
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Sarah Palin, a vice presidential candidate in 2008, speaks on behalf of Republican presidential frontrunner Donald trump at a Jan.
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Although Bush was initially considered the frontrunner in 2016, his campaign has struggled to find traction throughout this election season.
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In nine of them, there's a long-standing frontrunner who ends up winning, which is what Biden wants to happen.
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There are a number of names in the mix, though none is the obvious frontrunner: House Freedom Caucus Chair Rep.
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James had jumped out as the frontrunner for the attorney general job soon after Eric Schneiderman resigned amid assault allegations.
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While Biden remains a dominant frontrunner, Sanders's support has slipped in recent weeks, while Warren has risen in the polls.
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Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton struggled to maintain her lead against insurgent candidate Senator Bernie Sanders throughout much of the final week.
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"Frankly, if Hillary Clinton were a man, I don't think she'd get five percent of the vote," the Republican frontrunner said.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Donald Trump has won South Carolina's primary, cementing his status as a formidable frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Normally, in the final presidential debate immediately before the first primary contest, candidates line up to take shots at the frontrunner.
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OMGI CEO Buxton favored the approach from TA Associates but Macquarie was seen as frontrunner by the wealth unit, they said.
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