If a team starts to collapse, you can't gain ground.
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His artistry will only gain ground as the years pass.
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Go deeper: Traditional automakers are trying to gain ground on Tesla
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Two key measures of global risk aversion continue to gain ground.
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Microsoft continues to gain ground in the lucrative cloud computing business.
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Khalid can't imagine either side allowing the other to gain ground.
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During that time, companies taking a gradualist approach could steadily gain ground.
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Most sectors gain ground, led by defensive consumer and health care stocks.
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"We will not allow Syria the opportunity to gain ground there" (BBC).
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Yet populists have been able to gain ground in all of them.
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It may also make it harder for smaller ISPs to gain ground.
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He took the bottom through Turns 1 and 2 to gain ground.
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Jayalalithaa's pre-existing fame helped her quickly gain ground in the AIADMK.
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And Bloomberg can help the Democratic Party gain ground down the ballot.
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They carried umbrellas, held shields, and threw Molotov cocktails to gain ground.
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Should his base of support fracture, the other candidates could gain ground quickly.
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In the meantime, Didi Chuxing has continued to gain ground, having recently won .
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Before the debate, however, Elizabeth Warren had started to gain ground in polls.
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We've got to gain ground and move forward, take care of our destiny.
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This raises the question: What will it take for them to gain ground?
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Soon, however, Prost began climbing up again, trying to gain ground on Senna.
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Like so many other Genesis games, "Gain Ground" was originally released for arcades.
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The brand's body-positive messaging helped it gain ground from competitor Victoria's Secret.
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This will make it even harder for small toy manufacturers to gain ground.
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Mrs O'Neill's immediate task is to gain ground for Sinn Fein in the election.
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So as the Yellow Turbans gain ground, they inspire more uprisings in nearby territory.
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One way to gain ground on a competitor is to poach their best executives.
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And it's general knowledge that opposition parties almost always gain ground in midterm elections.
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John Kasich, are scrambling to gain ground and rack up delegates of their own.
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The removals make it increasingly difficult for the city to gain ground, Sanders said.
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If Republicans start to gain ground, we'll probably see it in the Upper Midwest.
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"We have to gain ground and put teams behind us as well," Boychuk said.
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But he did little to gain ground in the polls against the incumbent senator.
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The move could help Amazon gain ground in today's increasingly competitive 'chat fiction' app market.
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Trump is still struggling to gain ground with people outside his core group of supporters.
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Recently, however, a deaf rights movement has begun to gain ground, particularly in New York.
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Plans to boycott gain ground Grievances over race and liquor had been brewing for decades.
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The Yankees and the Athletics fail to gain ground in the A.L. wild-card race.
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In other words, there is clearly the opportunity for Sanders to continue to gain ground.
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The currency has tended to gain ground on any sign of Zuma's political departure approaching.
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Clinton holds a lead in polls but Mr. Sanders is working hard to gain ground. Mrs.
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The yen continued to gain ground, with the dollar fetching 105.63 yen at 3:40 p.m.
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If the anti-immigration forces gain ground in this election, such victories will prove short-lived.
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The Fed has not raised the rates in order to gain ground on neutral between Oct.
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IS was able to gain ground in Libya because a lack of unity led to chaos.
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It was a standard crowd-control tactic used to gain ground and make the opponent retreat.
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Medicare for all has also begun to gain ground in the Democratic Party as a whole.
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One Democratic lobbyist said this was a "desperate" move by Sanders to gain ground on Sen.
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It's this area of cloud computing where IBM hopes that Red Hat can help it gain ground.
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Moreover, international collaboration is under pressure in a multipolar world whereas nationalist authoritarianism continues to gain ground.
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On cable systems nationwide, an unexpected choice given that Mr. Trump needs to gain ground against Mrs.
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Samsung's 14-nanometre technology has helped the firm gain ground against TSMC and pick up new clients.
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Even Amazon, with its Amazon Fresh online grocery service, has struggled to gain ground in the business.
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More recently, state guidance has helped Chinese companies gain ground in high-speed rail and renewable power.
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If you don't gain ground, maybe you're dealing with a narcissist and need to cut your losses.
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The Republican's lack of name recognition relative to McCaskill could give him an opportunity to gain ground.
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Deng intended that China would quietly gain ground on the reigning superpower, the United States, without alarming it.
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But with the dollar index down 65.8443 percent some currencies managed to gain ground after a volatile week.
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We've got to gain ground, and we all understand that we're going to be facing some tough pitchers.
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But their fight to gain ground in the state has helped create the unlikely dynamic that now exists.
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Germany and France hold general elections, with the populist far right in both countries expected to gain ground.
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Now, GE just needs to make Sol more affordable and the smart home revolution could finally gain ground.
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Kerry himself has acknowledged that Russia has dragged out negotiations to help Assad gain ground on the battlefield.
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WHILE their soldiers gain ground battling Islamic State (IS), Iraq's political leaders in Baghdad are losing their footing.
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The longer the decision is delayed, the more chance there is for alternatives to Brexit to gain ground.
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It was a perfect opportunity for a group that had been alienated by traditional politics to gain ground.
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Mr. Trump has opened the door to change — but to gain ground, he now must walk through it.
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But the bhikkhuni's steadily increasing numbers and patience in educating the public may help them gradually gain ground.
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Biden hopes to gain ground in South Carolina, where he leads polls ahead of its primary on Saturday.
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Keeping the national spotlight on policy-based conversation, rather than Trumpian chaos, will likely help Democrats gain ground.
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Google's failure to continue investing in the space has allowed other voice calling apps the ability to gain ground.
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However, Bloomberg has crept into third place in Texas after a multimillion dollar ad blitz to gain ground there.
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Uber has been slow to expand its presence in India and Southeast Asia, allowing competitors to quickly gain ground.
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Festivals are a crucial way for women filmmakers to gain ground in an industry in which they are underrepresented.
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The homer also denied the Mariners (82-67) a chance to gain ground in their fading wild card hopes.
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The US also needs to continue to gain ground in Syria and Iraq -- frontlines in the war against ISIS.
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Miners were the only group to gain ground, with Fresnillo up 3.7 percent after posting record annual silver production.
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Three announcements it made last week show how it hopes to gain ground on Amazon Web Services and Azure.
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Iran continues to gain ground, and a blockade of Qatar has not succeeded in breaking Doha's ties to Iran.
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That means Google will need to be more aggressive about drawing new customers if it's going to gain ground.
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Harris co-signs the proposal as she looks to gain ground in a jammed 2020 Democratic presidential primary field.
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In the American League wild-card race, the Yankees and the Oakland Athletics each missed opportunities to gain ground.
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Such swift action is unusual in Nepal, where the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment has struggled to gain ground.
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Carbon capture technologies have also struggled to gain ground due to a host of technological problems and funding woes.
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But I've seen a few signs that one consonant in that cluster is especially well positioned to gain ground.
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Russia, for its part, initially struggled to gain ground against the Syrian rebels, some of whom received Turkish backing.
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The traditional automakers believe focusing on the autonomous and electric vehicle sector together will help them gain ground on Tesla.
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FIRE CREWS GAIN GROUND AGAINST NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WILDFIRE Nichols said a criminal investigation was continuing and an autopsy was pending.
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Thus the faster immigrant populations replenish themselves, the more slowly they can hope to gain ground economically relative to natives.
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We&aposve got to gain ground, and we all understand that we&aposre going to be facing some tough pitchers.
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A Democrat majority in the House would also mean impeachment proceedings against Trump could gain ground in the new year.
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Still a relative newcomer to the global energy mix, natural gas will gain ground in a mix that is changing.
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This has helped them gain ground, although online travel agents still account for a substantial portion of U.S. hotel bookings.
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The Tanzanian Shilling is expected to gain ground next week due to potentially higher dollar inflows from cashew nut exports.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF: Gizmodo Wireless charging has struggled for years to gain ground in consumer electronics.
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Wireless charging technology is just starting to gain ground, and you can use it on a lot of your gadgets.
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The ride-hailing company Lyft, a major rival to Uber in the United States, is moving to gain ground internationally.
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Only double fives would keep Stolarsky out—on any other number he'd either hit Bruno in return or gain ground.
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WA, the companies said on Friday, on hopes that biofuels made from agricultural waste products will gain ground in Europe.
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That has allowed Democrats to gain ground in more racially diverse urban and suburban districts like the one Issa represents.
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It is heartening to see the festival continue to gain ground as it endeavors to present a wider range of visions.
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If Cruz and Rubio gain ground in New Hampshire, Trump will probably see his lead there narrow before next Tuesday's primary.
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Modi's party has been trying hard to gain ground in West Bengal, one of the few states it has never ruled.
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Games, of course, will remain the main source of consumer spending, but other apps will gain ground from 2017 to 2022.
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A third straight win allowed the Giants to gain ground both in the National League West and NL wild-card races.
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Olson, a former George W. Bush solicitor general, seemed to gain ground with members of the court's liberal wing during arguments.
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Where we once fought to gain ground and build bridges to opportunity, we now fight simply to slow down the losses.
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And it was incurred to gain ground that Allied generals knew the Germans would be vacating days, or even hours, later.
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The Afghan war remains an "eroding stalemate" in which the Taliban gradually gain ground at the expense of the Kabul government.
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But Link argued he's seen a correlation between those who gain ground in the first caucus state and those who don't.
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The problem is that political parties now smell blood and believe they can topple Mr. Mahdi and gain ground for themselves.
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Impeachment proceedings are dominating the news, making it difficult for candidates to gain ground at a critical juncture of the campaign.
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About three-quarters of the executives we surveyed believe that populism will continue to gain ground in democracies around the world.
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Ford Motor is fighting to gain ground in China as its market gets as tough as it has been in decades.
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Its longstanding relationships with corporate customers, analysts say, are helping Microsoft gain ground as mainstream companies increasingly move to cloud technology.
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For Kohl's to gain ground on those chains among highly coveted Millennials, it "does need to reinvent the store experience," said Saunders.
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But Microsoft's moves on Thursday, many based on its acquisition last year of a company called PlayFab, could help it gain ground.
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It is heartening to see the FotoFocus Biennial continue to gain ground as it endeavors to present a wider range of visions.
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As health-conscious trends like standing desks gain ground, custom-shoe benefits like healthier posture may move beyond just sneakers, she said.
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But there is no reason why similar parties could not gain ground in Britain, argues Rob Ford of the University of Manchester.
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Macy's woes come as an even bigger blow because they are happening as mid-tier competitor J.C. Penney continues to gain ground.
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Thursday's technical bounce in wheat was encouraged by optimism over the trade negotiations, which also helped soybean and corn futures gain ground.
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Thursday's technical bounce in wheat was encouraged by optimism over U.S.-Chinese trade negotiations, which helped soybean and corn futures gain ground.
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Why Sanders isn't criticizing Hillary is an open question, given Hillary's use of Bill to gain ground on him in New Hampshire.
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But the internal squabbles surrounding De Lille is making it harder for the party to gain ground on the ANC, analysts said.
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Firefighters in Northern California have finally started to gain ground over the wildfires that have swept across Sonoma, Napa and Mendocino counties.
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And if electric vehicles gain ground, as many in the auto industry expect, the future will be largely free of fossil fuels.
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Mr. Trump's surrogates, including Mr. Stone, were trying to come up with ways to attack her to help Mr. Trump gain ground.
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Digital-only banks are set to gain ground on traditional lenders across Asia Pacific over the next few years, according to Forrester.
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Trends like plant decor will carry over from 2019, while new styles, such as neutral color palettes, will start to gain ground.
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Another worrisome sign for Republicans is there's no indication that they will gain ground when pollsters switch from registered to "likely" voters.
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Polls (yep, it's early, we know) show Sanders losing support, as others such as Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris gain ground.
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But Booker's comments in Iowa mark an unusually direct attack on Biden as Booker looks to gain ground in the Democratic presidential primary.
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The Pistons (34-40) missed an opportunity to gain ground on the two teams they are chasing in the Eastern Conference playoff picture.
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Because of this head start, eMarketer's analysts predict Amazon will hold onto that top spot even as Google and other competitors gain ground.
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And in the age of the Wright brothers, when powered flight started to gain ground, aviation became a significant theme in popular music.
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Telecoms was the only one of the index's 10 main groups which failed to gain ground but it fell less than 0.1 percent.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady and possibility gain ground, helped by dollar inflows from the tourism sector and mining companies.
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"If Macri's allies gain ground in the October election, he will start looking like a two-term president," said political analyst Rosendo Fraga.
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Though Tuesday's wearable news failed to gain ground for Apple and Fitbit, many industry insiders remain optimistic for the wearable market at large.
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Where Hillary can't seem to gain ground on Sanders, she might borrow on Bill's charisma in an attempt to siphon off his support.
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Now, though, one of the ways retailers stand to gain ground from health systems is by expanding the types of care they provide.
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The worry is that the United States is giving up an edge in areas like technology, as China and other countries gain ground.
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In many cases, it has helped to amplify existing political trends, allowing parties already on the rise to gain ground even more rapidly.
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Tesla's sales were raising eyebrows in the industry, and Mr. Ford said executives felt the company needed a bolder plan to gain ground.
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"As FinTech firms gain ground, competition in the market of financial services is also becoming increasingly intensive," the bank's Financial Stability Council said.
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Even as contenders such as Kamala Harris have consolidated resources in the first-in-the-nation caucus state, they've failed to gain ground.
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Iraqi officials say they continue to gain ground against the militants who still hold about three-quarters of the country's largest northern city.
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Against the euro, which may struggle as the European Central Bank is expected to ease policy in September, the pound will also gain ground.
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If Senator Elizabeth Warren continues to gain ground in the polls for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, that could add pressure to the group.
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Companies like Bizness Apps that are ahead of the curve can gain ground more easily, becoming influencers and trending upward rather than treading water.
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The offensive began slowly as Turkey and its allies struggled to gain ground in the hilly region, but it has begun advancing more quickly.
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Republicans aim to gain ground in the House next year in part by trying to reclaim dozens of seats lost in November's midterm wipeout.
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He also cautioned there was a risk of foreign manipulation around next month's European Parliament elections where eurosceptic groups are expected to gain ground.
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But as 2016 arrived and the presidential cycle heated up, liberal pages began to gain ground and often generated more total engagement per week.
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Water from the flooded cave has receded in recent days, allowing rescue teams to gain ground, according to Chiang Rai provincial governor Narongsak Osatanakorn.
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Qie said the company will also be launching in Costa Rica as of Tuesday, in its latest drive to gain ground in Latin America.
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A strong performance could add to her significant delegate lead, but Sanders is looking to gain ground with wins in Ohio, Missouri and Illinois.
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Even if Alexa-enabled devices created by Amazon are losing market share, it could continue to gain ground through Alexa partners, he pointed out.
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If prosecutors charge no one from Goldman besides Mr. Leissner and Mr. Ng, the bank's "a couple of bad apples" defense may gain ground.
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The Blazers missed a chance to gain ground on the eighth-place Memphis Grizzlies in the race for the Western Conference's final playoff spot.
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Content and social networks have been the major revenue drivers for Tencent since its early years, but new initiatives are starting to gain ground.
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Then, after just a half hour, in the middle of being asked how the Taliban had managed to gain ground, he was abruptly cut off.
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Some currency strategists expect the to gain ground against the dollar if the Republican candidate comes out ahead as the winner of tonight's presidential debate.
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G-20 leaders would be well advised to do some preemptive ghost-busting and exorcise the mounting protectionist forces that may gain ground after November.
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Electric vehicles, still a small percentage of the total automotive market in the U.S., are beginning to gain ground, according to analysis by IHS Markit.
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Stocks can continue to gain ground, but reduced global growth amid more trade protectionism, aging demographics and lower Chinese growth will restrain gains, said Stephenson.
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The loss badly hurt the Mariners, who missed an opportunity to gain ground on the Orioles and sit two games out with six to play.
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Elections in France, Germany and The Netherlands next year are expected to see populist right-wing candidates gain ground across the euro zone as well.
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As Islamic State militants gain ground in Libya, the country's two warring parliaments announced an agreement on Tuesday to cobble together a new unity government.
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Mr. Castro has struggled to gain ground and is still working to attract enough individual donors to qualify for the first Democratic debate in June.
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Both are also struggling to gain ground in China, the world's largest auto market, and have been slower than some rivals in developing autonomous vehicles.
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Many are worried that the morale of the Afghan security forces, who are already sustaining heavy casualties as the Taliban gain ground, could suffer further.
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If opponents of birth control and abortion continue to gain ground, same-sex parents may find themselves increasingly advantaged in this realm of family life.
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Generally, Ant Financial&aposs payments and financial services are further developed, but Tencent&aposs huge user base thanks to WeChat has helped it gain ground.
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So may the insurrection gain ground but be channeled not by punishing scapegoats, but by pursuing reforms that make the system work better for ordinary Americans.
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Trump did gain ground in South Carolina where his slim lead last week expanded to seven points, moving it into his column from a toss-up.
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A second bid is expected to gain ground from a number of hedge funds that only tendered a minimum number of shares the first time round.
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Donald Trump gets one of his last major chances to gain ground on Hillary Clinton as the pair square off in the second presidential debate Sunday.
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In Syria, thousands of desperate people are fleeing eastern Aleppo following grim warnings of being "annihilated" as forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad gain ground.
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NOTES: The Brewers failed to gain ground on Colorado, which maintained a 1 1/2-game lead in the NL wild-card chase after beating Miami.
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Both Sirisena and Wickremesinghe have visited India seeking investment, but the pace of Indian activity on projects is slow, offering China a chance to gain ground.
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He told investors that while it could take a few years for Valeant's share price to gain ground, he had no plans to sell his holdings.
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Major U.S. indexes once again struggled to gain ground, with the S&P 500 appearing to have met a strong resistance point around the 23,800 level.
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Since Russia's air campaign in Syria began, critics of President Obama have slammed the administration for allowing Putin to intervene and help Assad gain ground. Sen.
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Lowe's has been trying to gain ground in this space, but still only gets about 20% to 25% of its sales from this group, he said.
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By smartly combining bank liquidity and strategic lender relationships with full-service advisory services, investment banks continued to gain ground in the investment grade lending space.
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Snapchat will either require a radically new feature or a fundamental reimagining of some of its core product philosophies like chronological sorting in order to gain ground.
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The Catalan variant of Spain's left-wing Podemos, which already runs Barcelona's city government and which is forming a new, broader, party, is likely to gain ground.
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Hydropower has the largest share, but cost declines are helping wind and solar gain ground, with solar overtaking hydro in about a decade in their central case.
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These mistakes are allowing companies like Huawei and Xiaomi to rapidly gain ground on Samsung and Apple, two of the world's largest phone makers by shipment volume.
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That suggests there's room for Trump to gain ground, but very little in this poll indicates that he's attracted new supporters since taking office on January 20.
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The PP emerged as the only major party to gain ground from inconclusive elections held last December, as voters flocked back to traditional parties and abandoned newcomers.
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Read MoreHow Huawei could gain ground on Apple & Samsung in the U.S. Currently, Google collaborates with Samsung, Motorola, LG and Huawei in the production of its smartphones.
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Chris Christopher, head of consumer economics for IHS Global Insight, said he expected incomes to continue to gain ground through 22.7 with higher employment and modest inflation.
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The dollar struggled to gain ground after posting its worst week in roughly two months last week, and hit a session low against the yen of 111.32 .
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Aragão believes many voters view Gomes as part of the establishment, while Bolsonaro will gain ground from the truck crisis because he is perceived as an outsider.
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Republican presidential hopefuls Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio looked to gain ground on front-runner Donald Trump across a handful of primaries and caucuses over the weekend.
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The launch comes at a time when Microsoft is trying to gain ground in mobile gameplay streaming, in a market where Amazon-owned Twitch has been dominating.
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Mr. Jacobs owns only a tiny slice of Qualcomm, and if his plans to take the company private gain ground, he will need a very compelling story.
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As they become more common, a new picture will emerge in the abortion debate: one of abortion rights supporters attempting to gain ground and opponents pushing back.
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But advances in scalp-cooling technology, widely used in Europe to help chemotherapy patients keep their hair, may help the practice gain ground in the United States.
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Still, the churn within Flipkart's top ranks could allow Walmart's arch rival Amazon, with its more established and stable India business, to gain ground at its expense.
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It is because of this mismatch in structure and practice that the Taliban are able to win local battles for political legitimacy and continue to gain ground.
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But if mainland China allows Hong Kong to hold fully democratic elections, as the demonstrators demand, it will not be long before pro-independence parties gain ground.
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The GOP is trying to hold on to majorities in both the House and Senate as Democrats see an opportunity to gain ground amid anti-Trump sentiment.
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Helping markets gain ground was the heavyweight Dow component's stock bouncing off its session lows, while the Dow Jones Airlines index reversed course to trade 0.34 percent higher.
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I'm looking forward to seeing how that changes — and how TRVL is planning to sidestep regulatory challenges in the travel industry — as the company continues to gain ground.
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As a result, shares plummeted in after-hours trading and refused to gain ground over the course of the day, dropping nearly 5 percent, or more than $8.
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The deal will see Microsoft make further inroads into mobile productivity services — an area where it's already made other acquisitions to gain ground, such as Wunderlist and Acompli.
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The void we would leave will create space for other power players with interests adverse to ours, like Russia and Iran, to gain ground in the Middle East.
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Whether he can maintain that strategy is another question, as other candidates intensify their attacks on him, and some gain ground in key early-voting states like Iowa.
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That is a bold ambition, since many analysts have been expecting GSK to lose market share to Gilead's new triple drug Biktarvy, rather than see it gain ground.
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After enjoying modest gains earlier this year thanks to an improved profitability forecast from Uber, the two companies saw their share prices gain ground after a difficult 2019.
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Adamczyk said economic growth and markets could gain ground if there were a resolution in the Washington-Beijing trade and technology disputes and in executing a Brexit deal.
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But as they have struggled to gain ground on the A.L. East-leading Boston Red Sox, the Yankees almost certainly cannot afford to lose faith in their ace.
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But the Democrats see opportunities for gains in November, hoping to defeat Ms. Reynolds, gain ground in the Legislature and perhaps flip some of the state's congressional districts.
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The Predators missed their own chance to gain ground in the Western Conference wild-card race and dropped to 3-7-0 over their last 10 home games.
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The Predators missed their own chance to gain ground in the Western Conference wild-card race and dropped to 3-7-11 over their last 10 home games.
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That would see Alphabet gain ground toward becoming the most valuable U.S. company, as it would near the market cap's of Apple ($1.38 trillion) and Microsoft ($1.27 trillion).
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Italy has already warned that the policy damages its exporters, and that view could gain ground, particularly if Mr. Trump becomes close to Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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MVNOs have historically struggled to gain ground in Mexico, with just 0.8 percent of Mexico's mobile subscriptions, according to the latest data from regulator the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT).
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The New York Mets have seen a rash of injuries and a sputtering offense create quite the obstacle in their bid to gain ground in the National League East.
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The Chicago Bulls missed out on an opportunity to gain ground in the Eastern Conference playoff race at home, and now must try to stay alive on the road.
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Mattis was in Kabul to discuss the possibility of deploying additional U.S. troops to Afghanistan as the Taliban continues to attack security forces and gain ground on the battlefield.
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"The Shilling will definitely gain ground because the pressure that was highly driven by oil importers and manufacturers has ended," said a senior currency trader at a commercial bank.
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Only the departure of Donald Trump will change that mood music, and they have a solid year ahead of them, as they already gain ground, to gain yet more.
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They reason that it took many years of repeated proposals to gain ground on majority voting, say-on-pay and proxy access to generate changes that are mainstream today.
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Some political observers point out that Ossoff's small lead in the early vote wasn't enough, so he'll need to gain ground with Election Day votes as they roll in.
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This mentality also helps explain why smaller parties — including some of the rising nationalist groups — can gain ground at the European level while struggling to do so at home.
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But Democrats see these one-on-ones with Garland as a key way to gain ground — however incremental — in their war of attrition over the Republican blockade of Garland.
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The poll comes as Buttigieg continues to gain ground in a number of early states and national polls, carving out a four-way race within the crowded Democratic primary.
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But as Steyer continues to not only spend big on TV ads but also on local minority media, he's been able to steadily gain ground among some African American voters.
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SEATTLE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As firefighters slowly gain ground on the deadliest wildfires in Californian history, experts predict the problem will get worse unless "rampant suburbanisation" near wildland is banned.
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But Democrats drilled into arguments that they are best equipped to boost the working and middle classes as they elbow to gain ground in a field of two dozen strong.
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Labour had lost more than 100 seats, falling back sharply in Leave-voting areas in the north and midlands, during an election in which it had expected to gain ground.
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The company believes that consumers will be too busy to do any shopping, and that its service can gain ground by finding and then delivering the items each customer wants.
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Coupled with a singular focus on transportation, which executives were quick to point to in the earnings call, the company continued to gain ground on Uber despite its smaller size.
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The deal is a bid by Microsoft to gain ground in the internet era of software development, where applications increasingly run on remote data centers — on so-called cloud computing.
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In precincts where Biden is viable but other moderate candidates — such as Klobuchar or Buttigieg — are not, the former vice president is widely expected to gain ground on second balloting.
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A power struggle between two rival administrations in Libya has allowed Islamic State militants to gain ground there, and hardliners have held up efforts to set up a unity government.
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Still, the Canadian dollar and the Japanese yen have been the only G10 currencies to gain ground this year against the U.S. dollar, with the loonie up more than 2%.
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Despite prevailing for the eighth time in nine games, the Mariners couldn't gain ground on the Baltimore Orioles in the AL wild-card race, remaining 2 1/2 games behind.
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And Amazon also recently pulled the plug on its Restaurants food delivery service after it failed to gain ground against the far more popular DoorDash, GrubHub (GRUB) and UberEats (UBER).
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New York still leads the wild card but missed out on a chance to gain ground in the AL East, as it remained 4 1/2 games behind first-place Boston.
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"The fact that the beef cutout has held together as well as it has, and continues to gain ground, is supportive," Kalo said, noting the strength in values for choice cuts.
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Ankara hoped that with the deal, the Kurdish expansion in the north would stop, the Syrian opposition would gain ground and fully capture Aleppo, and the Assad regime would be weakened.
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The country's military was fighting the Marxist "FARC" guerrillas, but turning a blind eye both to cocaine trafficking by paramilitary groups and to massacres and torture they committed to gain ground.
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Republicans hold majorities in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, but if historical patterns hold true, Democrats, as the party out of power, could gain ground in the contests.
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Variance swaps quickly started to gain ground on Wall Street, especially in the late 211s, when markets were roiled by the Asian financial crisis and the collapse of hedge fund LTCM.
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Online shopping continues to gain ground on traditional retailers, with more than one-third of millennials telling one recent survey that more purchases as opposed to another device or in-store.
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Democrats have grown increasingly concerned that while their party try to sort out their primary and pick a nominee, Trump will be able to gain ground in contested general election states.
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While new energy will continue to gain ground, the same sources that dominated the past will continue to account for the lion's share of supplies for the foreseeable future, he added.
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The theory appeared to gain ground Monday after Howard Schultz, outgoing chairman and former chief executive of Starbucks, announced his intention to vacate his place on the board later this month.
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Democrats have grown increasingly concerned that while their party try to sort out their primary and pick a nominee, Trump will be able to gain ground in contested general election states.
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This piece is the second of a two-part series exploring how LGBTQ groups and activists are protesting and using tried and tested campaigning tactics to gain ground on gun control.
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This piece is the first of a two-part series exploring how LGBTQ groups and activists are protesting and using tried and tested campaigning tactics to gain ground on gun control.
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This loss, like two others, came after the Yankees failed to hold a lead of at least three runs and represented another missed opportunity to gain ground in the playoff race.
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An election that takes place earlier rather than later would allow Mr. Netanyahu to run practically unopposed, some experts say, before any new potential rivals could get organized and gain ground.
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The two also discussed the effects of Britain's exit from the European Union, as well as Northern Ireland, where a recent provincial election saw nationalists Sinn Fein gain ground, Kenny said.
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Huawei, which leads the pack of Chinese smartphone makers, however is confident the P9 will help it gain ground on market leader in terms of volume Samsung and second-placed Apple.
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French and Italian officials have been saying for more than a year that the political chaos and security vacuum in Libya is allowing Islamists to gain ground, spreading out from Tunisia.
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But by combining the power transmission know-how of its state utilities with private sector expertise in batteries and power controls, South Korea is well placed to gain ground, industry executives say.
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With some more marketing to boost awareness that Patreon pays out 95%, and that direct payments from fans deliver many orders of magnitude more revenue that ad views, Patreon could gain ground.
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And Iranian hardliners will use the Shia-Sunni escalation with the Saudis to gain ground at the expense of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in the parliamentary elections set for next month. 5.
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If Republicans stay in control of the House and gain ground in the Senate, they will almost certainly make further attempts to chip away at the Affordable Care Act and/or Medicaid.
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The report said inequality has declined for the past three years and is expected to continue its downward trend as more of the world's lower-middle class and middle class gain ground.
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And with Najib's ousted party in opposition for the first time in its history, it stands accused by the opposition of stoking racial tensions among conservative Malays in order to gain ground.
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Firefighters got ready to do battle again after a day of light breezes that helped them gain ground against a blaze displacing thousands of Los Angeles residents near the Getty Center museum.
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But without a strong American military role, the Taliban and more extreme groups like the Islamic State's Afghan wing would most likely gain ground, weakening Mr. Trump's vow to defeat Islamic extremists.
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My thought bubble: Both companies are trying to gain ground on Tesla, as well as some legacy automakers in the EV space, so collaboration makes sense as they try and close the gap.
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So if Google continues to gain large customers — it recently announce HSBC and SAP were using its public cloud — it can gain ground, but it's working against a penalty for being a latecomer.
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The deal will give Jet access to Walmart's deep pockets, vendor network and physical presence, while Walmart will add Jet's e-commerce expertise and technology in its battle to gain ground on Amazon.
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The investment is predicated on the current strength of U.S. demand for sheet aluminum, particularly from the automotive sector, where aluminum continues to gain ground against steel due to its light-weighting qualities.
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Android's flexibility could prove key to getting it more presence in vehicles heading into a time when the in-car experience becomes something new and valuable, when autonomous vehicles begin to gain ground.
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It is also testing waters on potential partnerships in markets where it is difficult for foreign banks to gain ground, announcing a new joint venture deal with Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Trust in June.
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The investment is predicated on the current strength of U.S. demand for sheet aluminium, particularly from the automotive sector, where aluminium continues to gain ground against steel due to its light-weighting qualities.
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This start to the tribunal - and several moves by the government to drag its heels on some other key decisions - has made villagers and activists fear the mining project could gain ground again.
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Mr. Johnson has strained to gain ground in the general election as an alternative to both major-party candidates, despite the low regard in which many voters hold Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton.
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ORIOLES GAIN GROUND ON BLUE JAYS Matt Wieters hit a go-ahead two-run homer off Jason Grilli in the eighth inning to lead host Baltimore to a 5-3 victory over Toronto.
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The New York Yankees missed an opportunity to gain ground in the American League East in direct competition against the first-place Boston Red Sox over the weekend, but plenty of season remains.
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"The Colyer campaign consistently led in mail-in ballots statewide in this election,'' he wrote, "so we can reasonably expect to gain ground as more of these valid ballots are received and counted.
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She struggled to gain ground with black voters, particularly in South Carolina, a group seen as the backbone of the Democratic party and a bellwether of a candidate's ability to win in November.
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She struggled to gain ground with black voters, particularly in South Carolina, a group seen as the backbone of the Democratic party and a bellwhether of a candidate's ability to win in November.
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With its statement, Hamas is trying to offer a more mainstream-friendly version of its vision for the Palestinian cause, and to gain ground against Mr. Abbas, whose influence is growing more tenuous.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's defense minister said on Tuesday President Bashar al-Assad was winning Syria's civil war and urged the United States to weigh in as Damascus's Iranian and Hezbollah allies gain ground.
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All in all, it was a lost weekend against a fellow wild-card contender, one more missed opportunity to gain ground on the Chicago Cubs, who lost three straight games over the weekend.
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Gennett homer helps Reds pull away from Brewers CINCINNATI — For the second straight night, the Milwaukee Brewers missed an opportunity to gain ground on the first-place Chicago Cubs in the National League Central.
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While the initial forecasts suggested that FTSE could fall by over 10 percent in the year following the Brexit vote, the fall in pound against the U.S. dollar has helped the FTSE gain ground.
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Analysts at Rabobank said the pound would gain ground against the euro and rise to 87 pence per euro by November if a trade deal between the EU and Britain by then appeared likely.
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It is ratcheting up its attacks as U.S.-allied forces gain ground, with the support of the United States, in the conflict that has raged for five years, causing devastating civilian deaths and destruction.
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As nativism and anti-globalization movements gain ground throughout many Western countries, the saccharine themes of world unity and peace that tend to characterize Olympic advertising might seem more potent than usual this year.
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More to the point, most of the countries enjoying a far-right resurgence employ some system of proportional representation, which allows new parties without much political base to quickly gain ground in the legislature.
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Fernandez's allies could gain ground in congressional elections next year as a result, potentially complicating the reform efforts and making Macri all the more keen to get rid of monuments to his ideological opponents.
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Adidas made the announcement as it reported a 31 percent jump in quarterly sales of its core brand in North America, as a rise in marketing spend helped it to gain ground on rivals.
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Sources in Congress have confirmed that the Egyptians are anticipating that the proposal gain ground, but the fact is, the financing package has not been a particularly effective means of addressing Egypt's security challenges.
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Earlier this month, Samsung killed the Galaxy Note 7, a large and high-priced smartphone that it believed offered its latest chance to gain ground against its longtime rival, Apple, maker of the iPhone.
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Why it matters: Embracing a stricter platform on guns and talking about it on the campaign trail could help Democrats gain ground in dozens of Republican districts — ultimately helping them take back the House.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Oct 2305 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling is forecast to gain ground against the dollar in the next week to Thursday, while Uganda's currency will weaken and Nigeria's naira will be stable, traders said.
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N) shares surged over 11% on Wednesday as the home improvement chain's efforts to focus on higher-spending customers helped it beat quarterly profit estimates and gain ground on larger rival Home Depot Inc (HD.
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The president — backed by advisers like former chief strategist Steve Bannon — was skeptical about spending more blood and treasure when the Taliban controls more than 40 percent of Afghanistan and is continuing to gain ground.
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Sources said the cuts are deep and widespread, up to 15 percent of the staff of the Silicon Valley Internet giant that has not been able to gain ground under its latest CEO, Marissa Mayer.
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Xiaomi is increasing its office retail presence in China as bids to gain ground stolen by rivals in its homeland, and now it is making that very same push in its second largest market, India.
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An anti-Communist tradition in post-war western Germany makes it hard for the Linke — formed in 2007 from SPD defectors and the successor party to East Germany's Communists — to gain ground in the West.
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As I argue in my book "Illiberal Politics in Neo-liberal Times," populism—or extreme nationalism—began to gain ground in Europe during the 33s as a reaction against the accelerated process of European integration.
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Even without the Clean Power Plan in place, coal's once-tight grip on U.S. power generation is expected to slip further and then remain roughly steady at best, as natural gas and renewables gain ground.
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Sterling, which has taken a pounding in recent weeks, will move little in the run up to Britain's departure from the European Union next year and then gain ground on the U.S. dollar post-Brexit.
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Unconstrained by the same concerns for privacy and civil liberties that companies in countries like the U.S. and Japan adhere more closely to, China has been able to rapidly gain ground in the technology market.
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Right to try legislation — which continued to gain ground at the state level even as it has started and stopped its way through Washington — reduces risk to pharmas by removing the FDA from the equation.
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For the candidates, the debates may be the best remaining opportunity for both candidates to reshape the 2016 race — and for Mr. Trump, who is trailing in the polls, to gain ground against Mrs. Clinton.
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"Newer market entrants that differentiate their offerings by service quality or value for money can capitalise on any complacency from their more established competitors and gain ground across market, mind and wallet share," he said.
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One major method Philip Morris is deploying to gain ground, the marketing documents show, is the free distribution of cigarettes at bars and nightclubs - known as Legal Age Meeting Points, or LAMPs, in company jargon.
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The merger, valued at $26.5 billion, is central to T-Mobile's strategy to gain ground in an industry that is spending billions of dollars building out 5G cellular networks while engaging in intense price wars.
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As IPO proposals value Uber at an eye-popping $120 billion, traditional automakers are racing to gain ground on everything from car sharing to driverless technology, reimagining themselves as nimbler software-as-a-service companies.
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As advocates gain ground, many provider associations have come to the table and begun working constructively on how to responsibly phase out sub-minimum wage and workshops, instead of trying to preserve the status quo.
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There are some moments in US history, such as Hubert Humphrey's surge in the fall of 1968, when candidates have been able to rapidly gain ground on their opponents (of course Humphrey still lost the election).
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The focus on opening more research labs and investments in that direction are the latest sign that Walmart is doubling down on making its stores better even as it competes to gain ground against rival Amazon.
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While growth in Indian banks' bad loans may have peaked, analysts say the requirement of higher provisions and credit costs will keep the dominant state-run banking sector under pressure, helping private sector lenders gain ground.
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It both parallels and reinforces the class inversion that has seen Republicans gain ground among working-class whites since the 1960s, while Democrats have grown more competitive among whites holding four-year college degrees or more.
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The ads put Northam, the state's lieutenant governor, on the defensive and helped Gillespie gain ground in opinion polls in recent weeks in Virginia, where Democrat Hillary Clinton beat Trump by 5 percentage points last year.
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They view decapitating Trump's EPA as vital to stopping the Republican anti-regulatory agenda, and they are hoping to gain ground if Democrats wrest control of one or both chambers in Congress in the midterm elections.
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But the barrier is a symbol of how people who fled President Bashar al-Assad have no place left to go as Syrian troops, with Russian backing, gain ground in the country's last major rebel stronghold.
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The Canadian dollar will gain ground against its U.S. counterpart over the coming year, supported by a strengthening of the domestic economy and a narrower gap between Canadian and U.S. interest rates, a Reuters poll predicted.
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Earlier in the day, Pete Buttigieg escalated his attacks on Mr. Biden as well as Mr. Sanders, taking direct aim at the two leading presidential candidates as he tries to gain ground before the Iowa caucuses.
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Her 2016 double album, The Weight of These Wings, written about her divorce while the ink was still drying on the papers, received critical praise but struggled to gain ground on mainstream country outlets, including radio.
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So it may not be in China's best interests to drag out trade talks and hope that it will no longer have to deal with Trump in 2021 if Warren continues to gain ground in the polls.
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"We expect the local unit to gain ground against the greenback as sentiments and flows continue to skew the market towards kwacha strength," the local branch of South Africa's First National Bank (FNB) said in a note.
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" Clinton also released a statement thanking the Democratic leader and announcing she agreed to serve as honorary chair of the Clinton campaign's 50-state program "to gain ground and elect Democrats in every part of the country.
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It could be a byproduct of racial tensions in the United States, Sinclair said, with "competitive victimhood" playing out among parts of the white population as minorities gain ground in arenas such as politics and corporate America.
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The Jets' season-high sixth straight home victory bumped Winnipeg (36-28-6, 78 points) into the top wild-card spot in the Western Conference while the Coyotes (33-113-8, 74 points) failed to gain ground.
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President Mauricio Macri announced a tax incentive proposal aimed at boosting employment among young people on Monday, in a bid to gain ground with a voter demographic that contributed to his poor showing in an August primary.
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The killings were an example of a growing problem for non-governmental organizations: as insurgent groups gain ground from government forces and fight among themselves, Afghan territory changes hands more quickly, leaving NGOs scrambling to keep up.
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But as Saturday's deadline has drawn closer, the Russia-backed Syrian offensive has continued to gain ground and a third round of talks between Ankara and Moscow this week were not expected to quickly break the deadlock.
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ZURICH, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Clariant has licensed ethanol plant technology to Polish fuel company Orlen, the Swiss specialty chemicals maker said on Friday, on hopes that biofuels made from agricultural waste products will gain ground in Europe.
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While Booker and Harris took divergent paths, each hoping to gain ground with voters, Biden made several references to a popular figure to remind black voters why they should support him in 2020: former President Barack Obama.
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In the meantime, Roku is trying to gain ground on Web streaming hardware rivals like Apple, Google and Amazon (which previously tried to buy Roku) by getting its software into connected TVs made by companies like Hisense.
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Yankees lose to Rays, fail to gain ground NEW YORK — This time Wilson Ramos didn't get robbed of a home run, but he possibly snatched away any chances of the New York Yankees winning the American League East.
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If protectionist policies gain ground, prices for products and services would go up, and jobs would eventually be lost in Mexico, putting pressure on people to migrate - or exposing them to the lure of violent crime, Hinojosa said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling won't move much in the run-up to Britain's departure from the European Union in March next year but will gain ground on the U.S. dollar afterwards, a Reuters poll of foreign exchange strategists predicted.
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This week's terror attack in Paris, which ISIS has claimed credit for, was obviously timed so close to the French election on Sunday to help Le Pen foment anti-Muslim backlash and gain ground for the Sunday vote.
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BRUSSELS/STRASBOURG (Reuters) - A poll for the European Parliament showed that last-minute British participation in next month's elections to the European Union's legislature means eurosceptic groups will gain ground but pro-EU parties will keep a majority.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The Swedish and Norwegian currencies will turn stronger against the euro in coming months, reversing a trend seen so far this year, and will continue to gain ground against the dollar, a Reuters poll predicted on Friday.
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DUBAI, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma'aden) helped Saudi Arabia's stock index gain ground in early trading on Sunday, while Dubai's market remained flat after falling to its lowest level in more than five years last week.
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The Angels dropped a 5-33 decision in the opener for their seventh setback in 11 games and missed out on the chance to gain ground on Minnesota in the race for the second American League wild-card spot.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Growth in global coal demand will slow over the next five years due to lower consumption in China and the United States and as renewable energy sources gain ground, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Monday.
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Rangers top M's to gain ground in wild-card race ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers are asking Delino DeShields to be a key piece of what the team hopes is a stretch run that ends with a playoff berth.
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"If Melenchon continues to gain ground and Macron continues losing it with Le Pen holding hers, this presidential race could potentially become a far-right versus far-left battle in the second round," said Naomi Totten, spokeswoman for Betfair.
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The meeting will focus on international efforts to bring stability to Libya, where two rival governments have vied for power since 2014, opening the way for Islamic State to establish itself and gain ground in the North African state.
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Despite a narrow win over Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucuses and a close second place finish to the Vermont senator in the New Hampshire primary, Buttigieg has struggled to gain ground with African Americans, a core Democratic constituency.
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Attorney General William P. Barr said in a speech last week that the Chinese government was using "every lever of power to expand its 5G market share" because it would gain ground in every technology that then touched 5G.
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Public health advocates are hoping to gain ground in their longtime efforts to put a tax on soda this year, as voters in three Northern California cities -- San Francisco, Oakland and Albany -- weigh in on the issue this November.
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Saturday night opened a stretch where Washington will play nine of 10 games at home, giving them a chance to gain ground in the bunched-up Metropolitan Division, where seven points separated the eight teams when play began Saturday.
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The Texas Rangers have wasted an opportunity to gain ground in the American League wild-card race and look to avoid being swept when they visit the Oakland Athletics on Sunday for the finale of their three-game series.
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They used militarized defensive maneuvers, shouting commands at one another to "move forward" or "retreat," and would form a line of shields or a phalanx — it's like they watched 300 a few times — to gain ground or shepherd someone through projectiles.
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Tusk, a center-right former Polish prime minister who chairs summits of EU leaders, gave one of the starkest warnings yet from the bloc about the prospect that openly anti-EU parties could gain ground in May's European Parliament election.
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Kurdish YPG militias have taken advantage of the rebels' preoccupation with fending off the Russian-backed Syrian army offensive launched last week in the northern Aleppo countryside to gain ground near an important border crossing with Turkey, the Syrian insurgents say.
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Kaine's task tonight was to continue to gain ground against Trump, as well as successfully defend Clinton on issues not raised at the first presidential debate, including the controversies surrounding the Clinton Foundation, the Benghazi attack, and her private email server.
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Israel has been lobbying Washington and Moscow to deny Iran, Lebanon's Hezbollah and other Shi'ite militias any permanent bases in Syria, and to keep them away from the Golan, as they gain ground while helping Damascus beat back Sunni-led rebels.
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Hong Kong's socio-political tensions and chronic air pollution are dragging the city further down global liveability rankings for Asian expatriates, allowing regional competitors such as Shanghai to gain ground, according to a survey by an international human resources consultant.
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He will have an opportunity to make up for it in Monday's team time trial in Cholet, although he was expected to gain ground on his rivals in the collective effort against the clock, not just cancel out lost time.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Senior Syrian opposition negotiators on Sunday urged rebels to strike back against the Syrian army, accusing it of using a cessation of hostilities to gain ground, and cast doubt over whether they would continue Geneva peace talks indefinitely.
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While the far right has been able to gain ground even in countries like Sweden where unionization rates are high, in general employees covered by collective bargaining agreements feel less threatened by the social changes that agitate far-right ideologues.
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It also proves that while some collectives, alternative spaces, and other art and performance efforts feel like they are spinning in place now, they can eventually take root, gain ground, and contribute to the development of a unique art center.
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Asked during a January debate why he trailed Hillary Clinton so badly among minority voters, Senator Bernie Sanders said he would gain ground once those voters became familiar with his track record and agenda on the economy and criminal justice.
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The G.O.P.'s pro-Russia caucus, channeling Trump's ideological id through such simpering mouthpieces as Fox News's Tucker Carlson, continues to gain ground, with the percentage of Republican voters with a favorable view of Putin more than doubling since 2015.
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Yet despite her rhetoric, financial lobbyists say Waters has a track record of working across the aisle and believe there are bipartisan areas on data privacy, bank secrecy and capital formation where they still hope to gain ground under her leadership.
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Israel has been lobbying both big powers to deny Iran, Lebanon's Hezbollah and other Shi'ite militias any permanent bases in Syria, and to keep them away from the Golan, as they gain ground while helping Damascus beat back Sunni-led rebels.
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But with hopes rising that a disorderly Brexit will be avoided, sterling - which jumped to a seven-month high above $1.31 on Wednesday as investors bet on a Conservative majority - is expected to gain ground in the coming year anyway.
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Israel has been lobbying both leaders to deny Iran, Lebanon's Hezbollah and other Shi'ite militias any permanent bases in Syria, and to keep them away from the Golan Heights frontier, as they gain ground while helping Damascus beat back Sunni-led rebels.
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A political tinge for the controversy could help Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party gain ground in Kerala, where it has never made much headway, and won just one of 98 seats it contested in the last elections to the state assembly in 2016.
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"We expect housing starts to continue to gain ground through 2018, supported by positive fundamentals such as low unemployment and healthy wage increases, which are expected to offset higher mortgage rates," Leslie Preston, senior economist at TD Economics, wrote in a research note.
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And if the burgeoning number of altcoins is a product of the technological hunt for answers to bitcoin's weaknesses, investor interest can be seen as bets on which altcoin will gain ground for payments or transfers, or as a store of value.
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The former U.S. vice president survived another Democratic debate on Thursday largely unbloodied and unbowed, leaving those on the margins of the race for the party's 2020 nomination wondering if their time to gain ground on the front-runner is running out.
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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 10.63 (Reuters) - Argentine President Mauricio Macri announced a tax incentive proposal aimed at boosting employment among young people on Monday, in a bid to gain ground with a voter demographic that contributed to his poor showing in an August primary.
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RIC= ***= poll data TORONTO, Oct 4 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar will gain ground against its U.S. counterpart over the coming year, supported by strengthening of the domestic economy and a narrower gap between Canadian and U.S. interest rates, a Reuters poll predicted.
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Related: Syrian regime continues to gain ground Over 1,000 people were killed -- an average of 71 per day -- and 4,800 wounded in the first two weeks of the offensive, humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders, or Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), said last week.
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Yet without a strong American military role, the Taliban and more extreme groups like the Islamic State's Afghan wing and the Haqqani Network would most likely gain ground, undermining Mr. Trump's promise to destroy Islamic extremists, according to military officers and analysts.
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None of the top four candidates — Biden, Warren, Buttigieg and Sanders — is a person of color, three of them are 70 or older, and the billionaires, Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg, are dipping into their personal fortunes in their efforts to gain ground.
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Opponents of mandatory arbitration say that the closed hearings, which include non-disclosure clauses and are often performed by a third-party arbitrator paid by the company itself, prevent victims from taking further action even as social movements like #MeToo continue to gain ground.
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The party won 6 percent in 2012, at its first appearance on the ballot, but the few polls available suggest it should gain ground this time, attracting younger voters disillusioned by the two main parties that fought on opposite sides of Angola's long civil war.
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Spanish voters delivered a hung parliament for the second time in six months in Sunday's general election, with Rajoy's conservative People's Party emerging as the only major party to gain ground from inconclusive elections held last December, but it fell short of a majority.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - As Iraqi troops battled to gain ground a few streets away, soldiers in the Mosul district of Intisar wrapped a wounded and bloodied colleague in a blanket, lifted him off his Humvee, and sped him away from the frontlines for treatment.
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The company is in beta with construction companies and real estate management firms like ARCO Construction and JLL, but if its services gain ground, it would mean a huge windfall for Chubb Insurance, which is the company's sole underwriter for the insurance policies it's pitching.
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But if it's failing now, why would it succeed in two years — two years in which the politics of health care would only have gotten more gruesome for Republicans, and during which Democrats will be using the issue to gain ground in the midterms?
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WARSAW — The populist message of Poland's governing party — steeped in religion, bound by traditional values and animated by historical grievance — failed to gain ground in Warsaw in elections on Sunday, a sign that the party may not have broadened its support among more moderate voters.
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Far-right and euroskeptic groups are expected to gain ground in the European elections, according to an aggregation of national polls by Reuters, but their share of seats in the EU assembly is projected to remain well below 20 percent of the total 705 members.
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Though Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken a bullishly positive stance on the iPhone 11&aposs sales potential, the S11 represents a solid opportunity for Samsung to gain ground on Apple in the smartphone stakes amid the latter&aposs transition towards wearable devices and services.
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Daimler is ending sales of its diminutive all-electric smart fortwo cars in the U.S. and Canada, officially pulling the plug on a vehicle that has struggled to gain ground in North America as the German automaker prepares to bring the brand to China, TechCrunch has learned.
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It's clear that VCs have woken up to the opportunity to disrupt fertility with tech-enabled solutions to age-old issues, and now entrepreneurs passionate about helping men broach sensitive topics, from infertility to erectile dysfunction to hair loss and more, are able to gain ground.
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Amazon still doesn't quite have the selection of manga you'd expect to find in a Japanese bookstore — I was devastated to find no Kindle version of Shirokuma Cafe, for instance — but the new e-reader sees the company aiming to gain ground with an important local demographic.
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In the fall of 2007, when Barack Obama was struggling to gain ground against Hillary Clinton, his advisers told him he would never win a white paper war against a policy wonk like Clinton, and he needed to turn the race to a contest about character.
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"We always thought that since much of the north, especially Badakhshan, Takhar and even parts of Kunduz, were anti-Taliban, we would be fine and the militants would never be able to gain ground, but we were wrong," said one Afghan security official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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LONDON, April 13 (Reuters) - Russia's rouble continued to gain ground on Friday but was still set for its worst week since August 2015 after a sharp sell off fuelled by sanctions and Syria tensions, while emerging stocks were on course for their first weekly gain in a month.
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But Monzo's multitiered subscription model could help it gain ground in the space by appealing to the widest possible swath of prospective clients, from individual freelancers who may opt for the free account, to more established SMBs that can benefit from the more advanced integrations of the paid account.
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But tune in early for this showdown of division rivals, with the 6-4 Lions, who mount a Top 5 offense behind Matthew Stafford, scrapping for a playoff spot and looking to gain ground on the 8-2 Vikings, whose deep defense has propelled them to six straight wins.
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In fact, this is a big deal: while Office 365 may be huge, in areas like mobile Microsoft has almost no mindshare where developers are concerned, and there's probably concern that this could expand into Microsoft stronghold areas like enterprise, as titans like Apple, Google and Amazon continue to gain ground.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers missed a pair of opportunities to gain ground on the San Francisco Giants in the National League West with one-run losses in Arizona over the weekend and are determined not to let any more chances go to waste with the road trip hitting the East coast.
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But if all of these challenges could be managed and a progressive advocacy federation could be constructed across most US states — reaching beyond the coasts into the Midwest, upper South, and remainder of the heartlands — then the progressive presence in state and congressional politics could gain ground for years to come.
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With barely a week to go before Iowans gather in caucuses to deliver the first verdict of the Democratic presidential race, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar flew to the state immediately after Saturday's trial session ended early, hoping to gain ground in what has been an unsettled contest.
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Since announcing his campaign for the presidency last June, Trump has struggled to gain ground with women voters, never reaching a net-positive favorable rating among women overall and faring better among men than among women in every single state where exit or entrance polls have been conducted so far this primary season.
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Broader long-term trends, evident in the election, have not gone away: German politics is still fragmenting, society is still becoming more unequal, culture wars continue to gain ground, the once-mighty SPD is still in a crisis and long-term economic and geopolitical disruption still looms over the comfortable German homestead.
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As Alvin Chang explained for Vox, it's possible that Democrats will continue to gain ground in states like California, which are already going Democrat anyway, and states like Texas, which are so firmly Republican that they would require a lot more movement than Democrats seem likely to see in the next few years.
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"Russia and Saudi Arabia essentially ignoring Trump's pleas, combined with U.S. sanctions hitting Iran's oil exports in early November means we expect fresh multi year highs for oil, which will also help the oil majors such as BP and Shell to gain ground in the near term," LCG analyst Jasper Lawler said.
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But Mr. Ayres, the pollster, suggested that Mr. Trump could gain ground with white Republican moderates repelled by the idea of voting for someone who is often accused of running a racist campaign — or, given his statements questioning the impartiality of a federal judge who is Mexican-American, of being a racist himself.
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Joe Biden's numbers continue their trickle downward, Elizabeth Warren has seemingly cemented a spot near the top of the field over the course of the past few months, and Bernie Sanders is holding steady at either second or third place, with the rest of a gradually thinning pack struggling to gain ground.
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"Throughout the period, subscription video-on-demand will gain ground, not only because of new service launches across the globe, but also due to a consumer switch to the idea of 'skinny bundles', or slimmed down packages which will, in some cases, mean cable companies' customers cancel their packages," Juniper's report stated.
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But even as legislative efforts to ban gay conversion therapy gain ground, and a record number of Americans approve of same-sex marriage, the L.G.B.T. community faces formidable headwinds from social conservatives galvanized by the Trump administration's efforts to roll back transgender and gay rights and a Supreme Court newly dominated by conservatives.
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Sherrod Brown talking up an idea that could gain ground with D's: Legislation requiring companies whose workers make enough to qualify for food stamps to pay a "corprorate freeloader fee" to taxpayers He discussed the plan during the left-leaning Center for American Progress's Ideas meeting this week, a showcase for Democrats with presidential ambitions.
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To them, a Donald Trump who is willing to allow democracy to waver in Hong Kong (and the rest of Asia), who is not trusting of his allies, who is easily fooled, is a president who could create the kind of opening that would allow China to gain ground on a swiftly tilting planet.
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But I believe this three-tiered adoption of new technologies will still apply to AR, and ultimately will gain ground at the early adopter stage first, then the vertical markets jump in and then, eventually, a more powerful form of AR that will go well beyond games will be brought to the mass market many years out.
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Still, Trump's 2016 victory — as well as Brexit, Marine Le Pen's episodic successes (33.9 percent of the French presidential vote last May), and the emergence of the anti-immigrant AfD in Germany last month as the third largest party in the Bundestag — all demonstrate that backlash politics continue to gain ground and remain a powerful force.
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"It's difficult to see how the GOP will gain ground among younger adults as this newest cohort continues its demographic and cultural drift away from the average GOP voter," says Daniel Cox, research director of the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute, which recently conducted one of the most extensive surveys of attitudes among post-millennials in partnership with MTV.
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The move comes as Clinton hopes to gain ground on GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in Utah and get an edge in the battleground state of Nevada.
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The strong outpouring of concern at recent comments by Democratic leaders is a vocal fear of backsliding at a time where we stand to gain ground by rallying around genuine pro-choice values: the commitment to drive down rates of unintended pregnancy through universal access to birth control, legal and accessible access to abortion, and support for working people who want to expand their families.
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With Aaron Judge and Gary Sanchez already sidelined with injuries, and Giancarlo Stanton relegated to designated hitter duties for the past two weeks because of hamstring tightness, it was difficult to celebrate the win, the series sweep, or the fact that for the first time in 10 days, the Yankees managed to gain ground on the Boston Red Sox in the American League East race.
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There's simply no one better at taking the fight to the Republicans than Debbie — which is why I am glad that she has agreed to serve as honorary chair of my campaign's 50-state program to gain ground and elect Democrats in every part of the country, and will continue to serve as a surrogate for my campaign nationally, in Florida, and in other key states.
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" In terms of the sectors that will do better if Trump continues to gain ground: "We find that Health Care (including both major industry groups and most sub groups) and Financials (particularly Banks and Insurance) have been most closely aligned with Trump's polling numbers so far in 2016...This may be due to perceptions that Trump is more favorable than Clinton for both sectors from a regulatory perspective.
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Henry Cuellar and Veronica EscobarVeronica EscobarCongressional Hispanic Caucus calls for answers on Mississippi ICE raids Consoler in Chief like Biden is the perfect antidote to a Divider in Chief like Trump Democratic senator on possibility of Trump standing up to the NRA: 'That's just such BS' MORE introduced the legislation after weeks of threats from the White House as Democrats seek to gain ground in the messaging war over immigration.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), who is starting to gain ground in the polls and has repeatedly described herself as a capitalist while arguing for more stringent regulations to combat social and economic inequality.
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Virginia Democrats are hoping to gain ground in the Commonwealth's House of Delegates on Tuesday, hoping that young, first-time candidates will successfully challenge local Republicans in blue-tinged districts that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE carried in 2016.
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"There's simply no one better at taking the fight to the Republicans than Debbie — which is why I am glad that she has agreed to serve as honorary chair of my campaign's 50-state program to gain ground and elect Democrats in every part of the country, and will continue to serve as a surrogate for my campaign nationally, in Florida, and in other key states," Clinton said in a statement at the time.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, could gain ground by hitting Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Obama administration.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) gain ground on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 22019 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE in the polls.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 2900 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) have started to gain ground on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 220006 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE, who remains the frontrunner.
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