The new looks never failed to gain traction with shoppers.
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But then Walker dropped out after failing to gain traction.
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On the surface, Tidal has repeatedly failed to gain traction.
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SOFR has been slow to gain traction among market participants.
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In July 2018, the app appeared to gain traction internationally.
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The Hill: Warren struggles to gain traction amid Sanders surge.
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But why do these variations never seem to gain traction?
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Such legislation has yet to gain traction on Capitol Hill.
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Thus, a vegan interior movement is starting to gain traction.
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It was the catalyst Cali'flour Foods needed to gain traction.
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Doubts that the idea would gain traction were not surprising.
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"I don't think it's going to gain traction," he said.
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Repeat that back to them and you can really gain traction.
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The app's latest product, IGTV, has been slow to gain traction.
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That idea didn't gain traction, so he entered the race himself.
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But it didn't really gain traction until the 2016 presidential election.
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Republicans seized on the controversy to help the video gain traction.
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Swalwell just flat out failed to gain traction in the race.
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It is too soon to tell whether they will gain traction.
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Even when Republicans controlled both chambers, Trump's failed to gain traction.
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Bills in the House and Senate have yet to gain traction.
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Those proposals have yet to gain traction with lawmakers in Juneau.
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Over a year later, the feature has struggled to gain traction.
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But efforts to revise the Constitution have failed to gain traction.
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The video started to gain traction after O'Rourke's Republican opponent, Sen.
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Apple's HomeKit has been slow to gain traction in the market.
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Kim Guadagno (R), who struggled to gain traction in the race.
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That argument did not appear to gain traction with Justice Alito.
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Democrats are struggling to gain traction on other investigations as well.
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However, the bills have yet to gain traction in the Senate.
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Mobile payment systems have been slow to gain traction in America.
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The project failed to gain traction with any of these directors.
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Rob Blum, many of those challenges have failed to gain traction.
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After tons of hard work and some luck, you gain traction.
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Buttigieg has so far struggled to gain traction among black voters.
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A bipartisan Senate Finance Committee bill has yet to gain traction.
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Because it takes years to gain traction, we should get started.
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Harris had struggled to gain traction in the race for months.
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Tuesday's market fight back had begun to gain traction in Asia.
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Can Uber gain traction with its self-driving technologies if it doesn't?
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There are also more reliable methods that have yet to gain traction.
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It is worth remembering, however, that many startups fail to gain traction.
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Rand Paul's campaign has failed to gain traction in the Hawkeye State.
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With a Republican president and Republican Congress, these ideas may gain traction.
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However, the idea did not gain traction with fellow G-7 members.
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The controversial technology has struggled to gain traction among established financial firms.
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This carbon capture technology remains costly and has struggled to gain traction.
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About a year in, the site started to gain traction among influencers.
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Another wave quit after also failing to gain traction in New Hampshire.
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Polls found Klobuchar generally struggled to gain traction with voters of color.
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Those do not appear likely to gain traction in the near future.
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Other elements of Mr. Neumann's grand plans have failed to gain traction.
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It is unclear whether this plan will gain traction with congressional leaders.
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It's still too early to know if the accusations will gain traction.
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To gain traction, bitcoin needs to be faster and cheaper, they say.
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This raises questions about whether the Fair Drug Pricing Act can gain traction.
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Amazon wants in, but the e-commerce giant has struggled to gain traction.
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The company has struggled to gain traction with younger riders in recent years.
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Clearly, Nixon had some good moments even as Watergate started to gain traction.
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Waiting for an automatic stabilising mechanism to gain traction might prove prohibitively costly.
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Google Health, for example, closed down in 2011 after failing to gain traction.
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Joe McCarthy, comes to mind -- to gain traction in a national presidential race.
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But the symbol has started to gain traction among some of Grande's fans.
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Lasso has yet to gain traction with Facebook's ever-elusive teen users, though.
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Experts say these courses are starting to gain traction in the job market.
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A separate survey earlier this month also showed Meade failing to gain traction.
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He has thus far struggled to gain traction in national and statewide polling.
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New financial technologies have been slower to gain traction in the United States.
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Despite being heavily hyped, WebTV struggled to gain traction during its early years.
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The forum was created in 2010 but didn't gain traction until last summer.
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The DREAM Act was also repeatedly introduced but repeatedly failed to gain traction.
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To date, Steyer has struggled to gain traction among voters despite prolific spending.
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Kansas State (1-1) used two quarterbacks, but neither one could gain traction.
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However, Harris has struggled to gain traction with black voters around the country.
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PARIS — Europe's economy is struggling to gain traction after years of anemic growth.
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The Minnesota lawmaker has so far struggled to gain traction in opinion polls.
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But by the 1970s, health and safety concerns about PERC started to gain traction.
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"I expect demand for gold to gain traction in the coming weeks," Lee added.
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Wind power continues to gain traction in the renewable energy market, particularly in China.
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A familiar founder — especially one with prior success — certainly helps new products gain traction.
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The bill is not expected to gain traction in the Republican-led U.S. Senate.
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Mike Enzi, a fellow Republican, but failed to gain traction among Wyoming's political establishment.
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But any attempt to significantly alter the current system has failed to gain traction.
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There is also some disruptive Trump foreign policy thinking less likely to gain traction.
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The index dipped early and struggled to gain traction amid volatility in Chinese stocks.
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But he failed to gain traction with voters and dropped out in February 2016.
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Pitaro's other big debut, the morning show "Get Up," is struggling to gain traction.
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In the U.S. presidential campaign that year, Akhmetshin and Veselnitskaya appeared to gain traction.
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But a broader line can gain traction in popular usage by a larger audience.
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Cramer can also tell that the M&A business is starting to gain traction.
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The U.S. is lagging behind though, and mobile payments have yet to gain traction.
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But if they do gain traction, it could easily come at Mr. Biden's expense.
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But he has struggled to gain traction, so far winning only his home state.
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It took nearly half a century for the idea of superfoods to gain traction.
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But unable to gain traction against Facebook, Google began to walk back its efforts.
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He later admitted this was simply a ploy to "gain traction" on that channel.
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I hold out hope that he will gain traction after such a late start.
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It could be tough for Patrick to gain traction joining the race this late.
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But Democrats' push for a special prosecutor has failed to gain traction with Republicans.
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As such, it's been difficult for the HomePod to gain traction in the market.
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Lidl opened its first US stores in 2017, but has struggled to gain traction.
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All the others have collapsed, and this one is now struggling to gain traction.
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It&aposs no secret that Buttigieg has struggled to gain traction with that demographic.
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Still, the U.S. and North Korea have failed to gain traction on nuclear talks.
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Several other Trump-aligned immigration bills have failed to gain traction in recent years.
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Wright State couldn't become a Cinderella because it didn't gain traction against the physical Volunteers.
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Even if he himself doesn't win president, however, Yang hopes his ideas will gain traction.
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Biden failed to gain traction with voters during previous presidential bid in 1988 and 2008.
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If they fail, candidates may find themselves struggling to gain traction in a crowded field.
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Livestreaming has become a hit with teens, as apps like YouNow continue to gain traction.
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President Jair Bolsonaro, elected in October, is struggling to gain traction for his flagship legislation.
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But, for some reason, I still wasn't able to gain traction with my financial goals.
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A pair of cartoon series (Droids and Ewoks) failed to gain traction and were canceled.
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Initiatives like Instant Bookings have started to gain traction in both domestic and international markets.
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His charisma also helped a fledging athletic-shoe company called Nike gain traction with runners.
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AI's ecosystem will gain traction as more large customers, distributors and developers come on board.
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The Lincoln brand meanwhile is struggling to gain traction in China's crowded luxury car market.
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After being conceived at a TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon, mobile app GroupMe began to gain traction.
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Spotify had announced a partnership in video in 2015, but reportedly struggled to gain traction.
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That doesn't necessarily mean that the idea of a robot tax will gain traction stateside.
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That initiative, called Google Health, was shut down in 2011 after failing to gain traction.
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Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data released this week showed an economy struggling to gain traction.
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Dan Fisher (R) and former U.S. Attorney Gary Richardson (R) are struggling to gain traction.
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But in state after state, the proposal so far has largely failed to gain traction.
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Inslee will try and gain traction Wednesday on night one of the 2020 Democratic Debate.
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They also hail from purple or blue states where Republicans must gain traction in 2016.
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Lorenz's thread on Twitter has started to gain traction among her nearly 100K Twitter followers.
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The app continued to gain traction and was attracting customers in Europe, Asia, and Japan.
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Those local companies would "determine their own brands and identities" and work to gain traction.
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The results are below: This analysis shows why a major third party doesn't gain traction.
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It is uncertain whether Maillard's trial balloon will gain traction at home or in Brussels.
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And investors are already betting that this yet-to-be-released device will gain traction.
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Quip is not the only toothbrush start-up attempting to gain traction in the market.
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The idea continued to gain traction in the 1920s, but it never came to fruition.
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Earnings were falling, margins were shrinking and its turnaround efforts had yet to gain traction.
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For much of the race, Cuellar scoffed at the idea that Cisneros could gain traction.
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Dang thinks the song's catchiness and the simplicity of his moves helped it gain traction.
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The timing also poses a major challenge for Bennet, who has struggled to gain traction.
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To gain traction in his so-far quixotic campaign, Steyer needs to dominate the debate.
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But his campaign failed to gain traction — and he only qualified for a single debate.
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Gabbard has struggled to gain traction and polling and fundraising in the Democratic presidential primary.
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Deval Patrick, who has struggled to gain traction after launching a bid in mid-November.
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Eric Steen, a co-founder of Lygos, is betting this new approach will gain traction.
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The dollar struggled to gain traction in the wake of U.S. inflation data on Wednesday.
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She ended her White House bid last summer after struggling to gain traction in polls.
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Brazil, where mistrust of government is high, is fertile ground for such theories to gain traction.
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But with gay acceptance rising among Hungarians, it was unclear if his call would gain traction.
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He expects, however, that it will take a year or two for Enlist to gain traction.
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Efforts to change the tax treatment nationally have failed to gain traction for nearly a decade.
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In recent years, we've seen an increase in community and activity-focused social apps gain traction.
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Despite the warnings, Out has appeared to gain traction by focusing on the issue of migration.
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The housing market hit a soft patch last year and has since struggled to gain traction.
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He has thus far struggled in the polls and failed to gain traction with many voters.
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Swiss voters can put forward ballot measures which can gain traction and be voted on directly.
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Below, some of the better ones we've seen as the hashtag has started to gain traction.
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Martin O'Malley, who has been struggling to gain traction in the race, according to multiple reports.
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Meanwhile, Intel indicated in its second conference call that PC demand was beginning to gain traction.
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Independent candidate Margarita Zavala dropped out of the race last week after struggling to gain traction.
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However, paid family leave is starting to gain traction in the U.S. due to employee demand.
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That provides ample time for Perez to gain traction and for Ellison to continue to slide.
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Elizabeth Warren's proposal to break up Big Tech, which may gain traction on a progressive platform.
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The snaps started to gain traction online and Wu grew her following to over 20,000 followers.
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However, Google shut down its health management platform Google Health after it failed to gain traction.
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"We have been trying, but thus far unsuccessfully, to gain traction with the state," Winnacker said.
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Advocacy groups were quick to denounce the proposal, which is unlikely to gain traction in Congress.
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Jim Gilmore (R) suspended his campaign last month after failing to gain traction in the polls.
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Yang is one of a number of Democratic hopefuls trying to gain traction in the polls.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Fla.) in Florida's 200063th District had failed to gain traction.
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Depending on where the company decides to deploy that capital, more Uber competitors could gain traction.
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Alibaba's mobile shopping apps continued to gain traction with mobile GMV comprising 68% of total GMV.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) have failed to gain traction and will be desperate to change that.
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Weld launched a primary challenge earlier this year, but his candidacy has failed to gain traction.
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For all its dominance in China, WeChat has struggled to gain traction in India and elsewhere.
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And with that mindset, the failure to gain traction with consumer devices meant Groove was superfluous.
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Candidates who lose the nomination can protest on democratic grounds and gain traction in doing so.
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In six months time, he could gain traction as soon as this government starts having trouble.
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The source said that although things were moving slowly the talks could gain traction next year.
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But the show has struggled to gain traction, and Mr. Tyrangiel may seek greener pastures elsewhere.
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If Stadia can gain traction among women gamers, it may just push competitors to follow suit.
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"It's taken time for active management [in ETFs] to gain traction in the market," said Sullivan.
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If Snap Map can gain traction, I think it's going to make the world much smaller.
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Developers also failed to produce the so-called killer content that helps a new platform gain traction.
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So far, a second referendum has failed to gain traction in Parliament, and May has opposed it.
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But his campaign struggled to gain traction into the spring and summer, as his poll numbers dipped.
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The women's movement allowed the #MuteRKelly movement, started by Kenyette Barnes and Oronike Odeleye, to gain traction.
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Analysts thought Telefonica, which has long struggled to gain traction in Mexico, could benefit from the network.
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But given the raised stakes of such genetic alterations, the idea might gain traction this time around.
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Walker says it can be hard for new varietals to gain traction, both with vintners and consumers.
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Frank Wagner, has struggled to gain traction, despite winning the endorsement of The Washington Post's editorial board.
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But because Marcus didn't get a kosher certification, the restaurant couldn't gain traction with observant Jewish community.
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Another said a Chinese pharmaceutical outfit which met investors last year might gain traction to sell bonds.
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Its physically-settled aluminum contract has struggled to gain traction, as have its lead and zinc contracts.
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A more nuanced version of the prosecutors' proposal may gain traction as negotiations evolve, the sources said.
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The proposal, which did not gain traction, made no direct reference to slavery or the Civil War.
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Early in the race, he was considered a front-runner but failed to gain traction with voters.
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The ecosystem favored the AV network, and legacy tech companies prevailed while startups struggled to gain traction.
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Mr. Trump's call for ending the sequester on military spending is unlikely to gain traction in Washington.
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Even then, the plan was widely panned by Congress and failed to gain traction among the public.
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He posted the photo on Twitter that night, but it didn't gain traction until the next morning.
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That's an idea that could gain traction on the left given broader concerns about online content discrimination.
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The Post noted that Jindal "was unable to gain traction" amid all of the Republican presidential candidates.
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Howard Dean dropped out early after failing to gain traction, and others are still weighing a bid.
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Mr. Trump's budgets largely failed to gain traction in previous years, when fellow Republicans controlled both chambers.
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Amazon "continues to gain traction in the Ad market against competition like Alphabet and [Facebook]," he said.
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The Chargers, who abandoned San Diego three seasons ago, are struggling to gain traction in Los Angeles.
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Smolinski said it looks like changes will have to be made for a plan to gain traction.
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But he has struggled to gain traction among black and Hispanic voters — crucial voting segments in Nevada.
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Other major tech firms have struggled to gain traction in Russia, with homegrown companies such as Mail.
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The efforts to make India a more welcoming place to do business have started to gain traction.
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But with a groundswell of opposition to the company's application in Congress, DeFazio's measure could gain traction.
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David McKinley introduced bipartisan dig once legislation last year, though it failed to gain traction in Congress.
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Interest in bitcoin is waning as other cryptocurrencies gain traction, said Nicholas Colas, DataTrek Research co-founder.
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Many of these ICOs are built on the ethereum protocol, which has helped the cryptocurrency gain traction.
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Gabbard's presidential campaign has struggled to gain traction in a crowded field of Democratic White House candidates.
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Not sure if this helps gain traction on the bench press but it's definitely amusing to watch.
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Influencer marketing continues to gain traction; Rx3 wants to ensure authentic, equitable relationships between brands and public figures.
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A U.N.-backed unity government is trying to gain traction but faces resistance from hardliners on both sides.
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And considering the tropical connotation, we're guessing it will continue to gain traction well into summer's beach season.
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But thanks to the viral tweets, the false connection between antifa and the shootings began to gain traction.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, could gain traction for its narrow scope that appeals to the left and right.
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Originally a video messaging app, Tribe failed to gain traction in the face of Snapchat and Facebook Messenger.
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Between the lines: Swalwell had struggled to gain traction in the race, making his candidacy an overall longshot.
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The bill was only introduced this week, so it's yet to be seen if it will gain traction.
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Military involvement It is unclear whether Guaido's move will gain traction or how much military support he has.
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But some analysts are skeptical of the plan as Yahoo's business struggles to gain traction against bigger competitors.
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Looking ahead, further investment and public-private partnership in risk-based research and development continue to gain traction.
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"This area seems to be the market that has the greatest potential to gain traction quickly," UBS said.
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Guadagno, a former county sheriff and federal prosecutor, has struggled to gain traction in the quiet gubernatorial race.
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Osaka Grub Okonomiyaki rice pancakes are the latest category of Japanese food to gain traction in New York.
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And the former governor also energized Tennessee Democrats who had long struggled to gain traction in the state.
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That means others — like Alibaba's Tmall Genie, Xiaomi's Xiao Ai, Baidu's DuerOS and more — will gain traction instead.
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But their track records of stabilizing portfolios while adding modestly to returns have caused them to gain traction.
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He withdrew after failing to gain traction; many said Baltimore did not need two Mosbys in high offices.
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Brennan founded 8chan in 2013, but it began to gain traction in 2014 at the height of GamerGate.
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However, she consistently struggled to gain traction in one of the most crowded primary fields in modern history.
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However, he has struggled to gain traction and is languishing near the bottom of national and statewide polls.
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Longer term we believe Applewood (Apple's move to gain traction in India & more services) will eventually become material.
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Despite his famous father, Sanders struggled to gain traction, facing carpetbagger accusations given he lived outside the district.
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A third candidate, Wagner, struggled to gain traction, despite winning the endorsement of The Washington Post's editorial board.
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Expanding government employment opportunities for young illegal immigrants is unlikely to gain traction in the GOP-controlled House.
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The early numbers showed more bad news for Rubio, who has struggled to gain traction in the race.
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This general framework has actually been floating around since early summer, but failed to gain traction until now.
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Quicken Loans was the first to gain traction with digital home loans following its 22018 Rocket Mortgage launch.
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Whether these rich, app-based experiences gain traction on devices other than the smartphone is another open question.
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Administration officials expressed confidence, however, that the proposal would garner bipartisan support and the idea could gain traction.
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Now support from British artists is raising its profile in Germany, where it has struggled to gain traction.
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Her failure to gain traction reaffirmed New Hampshire's reputation as an insular state that is skeptical of outsiders.
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Regionally, companies such as Malaysia's Proton or Australia's Holden have struggled to gain traction outside their home countries.
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The company had long struggled to gain traction in China despite operating there for more than a decade.
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Hickenlooper publicly blamed his former staff Tuesday for his failure to gain traction in the crowded Democratic primary.
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Manchin's motion is unlikely to gain traction because of how divided Democrats and Republicans are on removing Trump.
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Walsh, Caldwell said, was running a "guerrilla campaign" focused on states where she argued he could gain traction.
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Several candidates hoping to gain traction announced lower totals that reflected the struggling nature of their campaigns. Gov.
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"Part of it is trying to gain traction," said Gilda Cobb-Hunter, an influential South Carolina state lawmaker.
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Parkland survivors and their families did not see the first two demands gain traction in the Florida legislature.
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N.B.A. The Dream were optimistic that another winning season would help them gain traction in a difficult market.
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Under this imperative, candidates gain traction and greater media attention by alienating as many people as they entertain.
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To be sure, Davi thinks it will take time for these new ETFs to gain traction with investors.
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Republicans warn that a DREAM Act is unlikely to pass after failing to gain traction during previous Congresses.
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Gonzalez has introduced similar bills in the past, which failed to gain traction in the House or Senate.
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These ideologies gain traction especially when they exploit and amplify real grievances, but in the end, everybody loses.
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He said traditional banks had failed to ride the first wave when mobile banking started to gain traction.
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President Trump's decision to question special government payments to insurers will gain traction if he keeps it up.
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Throughout the race, her campaign struggled to gain traction, never breaking double digits in state or national polls.
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Throughout the race, her campaign struggled to gain traction, never breaking double digits in state or national polls.
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These movements tend to argue that America is irredeemable, and they have repeatedly failed to gain traction here.
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But she is battling both Biden and Buttigieg in the centrist lane and has struggled to gain traction.
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They're talking about seeing their ideas gain traction in a meeting only after a man has said them.
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However, the campaign only started to gain traction in earnest once the victims were wealthy, white, or both.
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Price also likes the idea of turning Medicaid into block grants, so this concept will likely gain traction.
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Following more than a year of sluggish sales at the high end, luxury retailers are starting to gain traction.
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The second time was during the 2008 presidential election, but he failed to gain traction compared to then-Sens.
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Video: NASA/YouTube Plus, it can also climb slippery slopes by ingeniously adjusting its wheel orientation to gain traction.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index struggled to gain traction at the start of Wednesday's session before trading higher.
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SGX launched mini metals contracts in 2011, but wound them down in 2014 after they failed to gain traction.
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Mr. Bush has struggled to gain traction with his party's base, and sits at single digits in the polls.
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Converting nationally televised moments into sustained media bumps is key for campaigns attempting to gain traction and raise money.
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Kasich has struggled to gain traction in early primary and caucus contests and has yet to win a state.
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Pacific Crest Securities analyst Brent Bracelin, who has buy recommendations on Tableau and Qlik, hasn't seen QuickSight gain traction.
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We are inherently vulnerable to influence operations, including disinformation, which quickly gain traction in our free and open cyberspace.
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And Republicans think they may be able to gain traction with other bills centering on transparency and small business.
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Renaissance's Kennedy sees how the past decade of private investment in space should gain traction on the public markets.
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Following the Georgia election, a small group of House Democrats discussed ousting Pelosi, though the effort didn't gain traction.
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Al Green, D-Texas, has introduced articles of impeachment against Trump, though those are not expected to gain traction.
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One, no long-term peace plan is going to gain traction from here on out without Iran's direct involvement.
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Insects are already a staple food in some parts of the world, and they're starting to gain traction elsewhere.
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These chains have slimmed down in recent years to enter population-dense areas and gain traction with new customers.
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But as TikTok started to gain traction globally, another short-video app was already buzzing in the U.S.: Musical.ly.
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Many Republican women launch campaigns with little to no financial backing or institutional support, and struggle to gain traction.
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The idea has long been championed by the airline industry, but failed to gain traction in Congress last year.
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He bowed out of the race last September after failing to gain traction, and this week endorsed Mr. Cruz.
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If vLine can help Airtime get the back end sorted, the question remains whether the app will gain traction.
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A good start for a movie Disney is hoping will gain traction as we go deeper into award season.
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But after Seamon graduated in 2015 and moved back to New York for work, they started to gain traction.
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What are other organizations doing to gain traction and how can you adapt their techniques to benefit your organization?
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The sudden momentum for the tax surprised even supporters of the proposal, which for years failed to gain traction.
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An alternative plan to keep Britain tied closely to the bloc economically, like Norway, has failed to gain traction.
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But he struggled to gain traction among black voters, who made up about 21% of the electorate that year.
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Recently, its fashion lines have begun to gain traction as the company taps social media influencers to promote them.
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The euro also struggled to gain traction with the single currency holding below the $1.088 line versus the greenback.
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Despite his prodigious fund-raising and expansive field operation, Mr. Buttigieg has struggled to gain traction in the polls.
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Beat drops and heavy bass are two of the most obvious ingredients that help songs gain traction on TikTok.
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Apple has struggled for years to gain traction in India and price has been a key barrier to growth.
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But social scientists say the views expressed by Ms. Leitch could gain traction as the county's demographic shift accelerates.
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After watching Ms. Harris attack Mr. Biden in the first debate and gain traction, he adopted a similar approach.
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But as his campaign came to fruition, he failed to gain traction, and attempted to rebrand himself multiple times.
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Patrick was a late entry to an already-crowded field, and he struggled to gain traction for his candidacy.
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Williamson, a self-help guru, has a faithful following but failed to gain traction beyond her more devout fans.
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The euro also struggled to gain traction with the single currency holding below the $1.088 line versus the greenback.
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Privately, some Republicans worry neither Nehls nor Wall will be able to gain traction in such a diverse district.
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In the rumor-thirsty world of social media and team forums, anyone who provides that fix can gain traction.
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But a citywide prohibition did not gain traction until 2013, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposed banning the material.
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Since then, as Salvador Rodriguez recounts in CNBC today, the company has struggled to gain traction in hardware markets.
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Booker's failure to gain traction has vexed many observers as he was once seen as a top-tier candidate.
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Gillibrand dropped out of the 2020 Democratic presidential race last month after failing to gain traction in the polls.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer proposed a numerical test, but it did not seem to gain traction with his colleagues.
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Not only was that sound just starting to gain traction, but its potential in Manchester had barely been explored.
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The deal will help Mumbai-based Hexaware gain traction in its banking and pharmaceutical verticals, through Mobiquity's digital products.
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Attempts at purpose-built white nationalist sites were made prior to Stormfront, but it was the first to gain traction.
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Besides creative thinking, science and facts also are needed for new approaches to retrofitting for energy efficiency to gain traction.
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Neither will our imagination, as retractable, fabric, plastic, and other innovative and audaciously designed roofs gain traction around the world.
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It failed to gain traction against its global competitors, including DoorDash, Grubhub (GRUB), Uber (UBER) Eats, Postmates and Just Eat.
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While Kensington Palace has yet to comment on the rumor, it continues to gain traction online with every passing moment.
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Biden questioned the qualifications of both Sanders and Buttigieg on Wednesday as he pushed to gain traction in New Hampshire.
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The Fighting Irish erased almost all of the lead after that, however, using the 3-point shot to gain traction.
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With its medicine fighting to gain traction, Roche says understanding which immunotherapy combination works best remains a work in progress.
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Her performance left us wondering why exactly she has struggled to gain traction compared to those in front of her.
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Beer, shampoo and other consumer-goods firms could find that as marketing goes digital, new insurgent brands gain traction faster.
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The portal failed to gain traction after it was started in 2013, while rivals posted double-digit increases in viewership.
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Still, its findings could be instrumental in pushing forward collaboration between tech and medical sectors—if it can gain traction.
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The feud between Dorsey and Benioff helped the proposal gain traction and it passed with about 60% approval from voters.
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The move is also a sign that Cruz might be starting to gain traction with his colleagues in the Senate.
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Some of the seven "areas of immediate reform" are unlikely to gain traction for various reasons, despite their potential value.
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But the product was hindered by poor leadership, according to former employees, and it failed to gain traction with users.
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Last year's bill went nowhere, and it is unlikely this year's version will gain traction in the GOP-controlled Congress.
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Subscribing to the night life is a model that appears to be taking off, as competing apps also gain traction.
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Finally, despite years of trying we have yet to gain traction on an Afghan-led political approach to the Taliban.
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Without generating a fan base, you won't have the resources — money or message — to gain traction and sustain your work.
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One of those measures will be offered as an amendment to the FAA bill and appears likely to gain traction.
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That document is largely symbolic, though the cancer research funding request could gain traction, even in the GOP-controlled Congress.
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With Republicans in power eager to loosen restrictions rather than tighten them, it seems unlikely the recommendations will gain traction.
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Sometimes it's hard to gain traction after the opening weekend, but I don't see that being a problem for 'Joker.
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"We started to gain traction," and with that came the nascent attention of fashion editors and celebrity stylists, says Gates.
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Launched in 2013, the ill-fated operating system failed to gain traction despite the release of the company's budget phones.
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Solomon Kumin's Folger Hill Asset Management is still struggling to gain traction some two years after it opened for business.
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B22B and enterprise applications of VR/AR quietly had a very active year, and continue to gain traction in 2017.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, also failed to gain traction among lawmakers after the National Rifle Association lobbied aggressively against it.
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Kirsten Gillibrand — have already failed to gain traction on the presidential field after months of campaigning and have dropped out.
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The bill has made little headway, despite bipartisan support, but advocates hope it will gain traction after the midterm elections.
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So far, a second referendum has failed to gain traction in Parliament, and the prime minister definitely doesn't support it.
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Many entrepreneurs and academics think virtual currencies will gain traction only if they are easy and cheap to send around.
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As far-right Hindu leaders gain traction in India, some see Rama Setu as a case study in ideological excavation.
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Even Samsung, which makes more smartphones than anyone else, has struggled to gain traction with its own operating system — Tizen.
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Manchin's motion, meanwhile, is also unlikely to gain traction because of how divided Democrats and Republicans are on removing Trump.
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And some Democrats privately worried that argument could gain traction with the general public, undermining hard work in the House.
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Even Apple (AAPL) accepts Alipay in its local stores in China, after its own payment system failed to gain traction.
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But after finding it hard to gain traction from just one store, they sold to Estee Lauder the following year.
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Other retailers have also slimmed down in recent years to enter population-dense areas and gain traction with new customers.
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But, eventually, the project began to gain traction, and, at its peak, twenty-two radio stations were airing García's recordings.
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Shares for Tiffany have struggled to gain traction this year, but jumped in October on news of the deal talks.
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Retail investors have favored bitcoin's volatility and opportunity to win big, but interest is fading as other cryptocurrencies gain traction.
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It's an intriguing thought, but it doesn't really gain traction in Dan Wackerman's disjointed production for the Peccadillo Theater Company.
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One of the super PACs vying for Donald Trump's mantle is still struggling to gain traction with major Republican donors.
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Experts on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have little hope that the latest US effort to broker peace will gain traction.
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The company has reported four consecutive quarters of same-store sales growth, as its turnaround initiatives have started to gain traction.
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With exports and orders struggling to gain traction, some economists expect Taiwan's central bank to cut interest rates again this year.
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Considering the sunny color pairing and the clever design concept, we're predicting it will continue to gain traction well into summer.
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But as people transition to new automotive technology faster than they buy new cars, aftermarket HUDs are likely to gain traction.
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If Meade fails to gain traction, the election could turn into a head-to-head contest between Lopez Obrador and Anaya.
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HTC's efforts to become a software player failed to gain traction, while HTC's quirky action camera, called Re, also fell flat.
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I recorded a couple of posts on Anchor but never found a reason to return; the app struggled to gain traction.
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But, so far, a second referendum has failed to gain traction in Parliament, and the prime minister definitely doesn't support it.
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But it shut the service down the same year, after failing to gain traction in a crowded field of online agencies.
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As Facebook has learned, younger users are particularly difficult to please and Apple's take on "fun" features may not gain traction.
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McDonald's has attempted to gain traction with consumers by offering a buy-five, get one free deal for its McCafe beverages.
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But so far, Klobuchar has struggled to gain traction in the Democratic primary race, lagging in early polls and in fundraising.
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The flattening yield curve dovetails with the dollar's failure to gain traction following a period of consolidation over September and October.
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Various solutions to America's gerrymandering problem have been proposed over the years, but most of these have failed to gain traction.
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I believe that Gorilla Glass 5 makes it unlikely that a sapphire smartphone screen of any type will ever gain traction.
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Experts say that may explain why more informal, on-demand delivery options took so long to gain traction in the country.
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And at some point, if Clinton hones in on Sanders' lack of specifics, she may gain traction with a wider audience.
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It was viewed as too expensive for users, and mobile phone adoption was beginning to gain traction in the emerging markets.
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The program helped to seed Amazon's skill store with more content, while also rewarding quality apps that gain traction with consumers.
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That contrasts sharply with China, where cooling producer price inflation and falling car sales suggested an economy struggling to gain traction.
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But progressive candidates have also been seeking to gain traction in more key GOP-leaning seats, riding the momentum from Sen.
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Shenzhen's start-up friendly board, ChiNext, set up in 443, and once a hotbed of speculation, is struggling to gain traction.
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Rorsted said that while Adidas was starting to gain traction in the U.S. market, the company should remain cautious for now.
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Ex-president Ricardo Lagos is also in the running for the center-left vote, although he has struggled to gain traction.
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Former top Obama aide David Axelrod said Sanders should be worried about his failure to gain traction with African-American voters.
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Performance considerations and other technical details that are delightful parts of a good user experience gain traction from an empathetic viewpoint.
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Both the official and Caixin PMIs came in lower than expected, indicating that Chinese factories are also struggling to gain traction.
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This strategy might be dictated by necessity given Sanders's failure to gain traction among black voters and limited success among Latinos.
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After the network failed to gain traction against The Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, Hasbro sold off the majority of its ownership.
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For that strategy to work, however, Galaxia has to gain traction in a world that's already filled with social media networks.
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On the startup front, ride-hail ventures Ride and ZayRide have begun to gain traction (Uber has not yet entered Ethiopia).
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After failing to gain traction, Hello, Moves and tbh will all be depreciated in the coming weeks, the company announced today.
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During his short-lived presidential bid, the former congressman couldn't gain traction in the polls, while Trump dominates among Republican candidates.
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Fiber, once one of the internet company's most audacious projects, just lost another executive as the business struggles to gain traction.
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Chasing the Deal Often to gain traction in a competitive market, new hotels open with attractive rates in their initial season.
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Efforts to create its own software floundered, and a partnership with Microsoft to use Windows Phone software failed to gain traction.
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Higher production values will distinguish NewTV's programming from the majority of video shorts that gain traction on YouTube, Mr. Katzenberg said.
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Hickenlooper's moderate message struggled to gain traction, and he faced the possibility of not making the next Democratic debate in September.
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Then, as that small effort failed to gain traction, the tech was applied to what was called the Sun-Times Network.
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However, Castro has struggled to gain traction with voters, typically registering only 1-2 percent support in national and regional polls.
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Booker has struggled to gain traction in the polls, currently clocking in at 2.8 percent, according the RealClearPolitics national polling average.
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Although the company offers a small discount to customers who bring their own mugs, that effort has failed to gain traction.
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Polanski's nominations have split opinion in France, a country where the #MeToo movement against sexual harassment has struggled to gain traction.
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Making rookie mistakes in your freelance business can doom your enterprise to failure before you've even had time to gain traction.
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He notched top finishes in the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary but has struggled to gain traction among minority voters.
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But the senator from New Jersey failed to gain traction in national polls, reaching under 2% of support, according to RealClearPolitics.
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The box office of "1917" could also gain traction this weekend with audiences who are intrigued by the film's technical aspects.
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Ellis noted that advertising in the media business "continued to gain traction" and that this was offsetting declines from search revenue.
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With that knowledge, we relied heavily on writing valuable content, which earned us the brand recognition we needed to gain traction.
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De Blasio has been back on the job full time since he struggled to gain traction as a Democratic presidential candidate.
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Still, Trump's name recognition and media attention had much to do with his ability to gain traction relative to his peers.
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Microsoft-owned Bing has had a censored search product in China for years, but it too has failed to gain traction.
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Shenzhen's start-up friendly board, ChiNext, set up in 2009, and once a hotbed of speculation, is struggling to gain traction.
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His popular agitation kept the prime minister perpetually unsettled and fighting to gain traction despite his party's success at the polls.
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The notion of pairing it with a men's title from Murray, the No. 1 seed, is starting to gain traction, too.
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Marine predators compete with fisheries for food, and inflict commercial losses that will become more substantial as conservation efforts gain traction.
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Second, all our national elections are plurality single-winner elections, which makes it very difficult for third parties to gain traction.
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Both parties have struggled to gain traction, but the CDPJ is faring better, with 5.7% backing versus 1.1% for the DPFP.
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But if proven effective, the program could gain traction across the country amid rising national scrutiny of how school cops discipline kids.
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These days, that pulse is becoming more of a drumbeat as esports gain traction, Logitech President and CEO Bracken Darrell tells Cramer.
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If Elevate does eventually gain traction, it will also lead to higher production of VTOLs, which may lead to economies of scale.
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The baseless Middle East Guardians thread has continued to gain traction and has been shared by several influential accounts with large audiences.
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It was in this heady atmosphere that the campaign to build a National Theatre, stalled for decades, finally began to gain traction.
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"In a sense, the big battle now is will this gain traction and become the new terms of reference?" al-Omari said.
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Yet, as cryptocurrencies gain traction, for instance with the launch of Facebook's Libra, those with bitcoin expertise are raking in good money.
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As the Netflix docuseries and upcoming biopic gain traction online, some have urged people to focus on the victims and their families.
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Toward the end of our interview, which went double the scheduled time, he observed how some issues gain traction while others don't.
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Should Biden, Warren and Klobuchar fail to gain traction in the next few weeks, they will probably follow Yang to the exits.
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And on Monday, investors punished Citigroup, the third biggest U.S. bank, amid signs that its consumer bank was failing to gain traction.
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Some loyalists are playing coy about their desire for a particular job, while others are whispering their names hoping to gain traction.
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As their early listeners began recommending CastBox to their friends or on their own podcasts, CastBox's Android app started to gain traction.
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The current "autonomy kits" effort is a new Army program, slated to gain traction and begin testing this year, Army developers said.
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Increased consumer spending is a key pillar of Abenomics but while that's still struggling to gain traction domestically, foreign tourists are helping.
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While four red states have enacted free college polices in the past year, federal legislation has failed to gain traction from Republicans.
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But facing political pressure, the internet industry slowly warmed to a proposal that began to gain traction in the Senate last year.
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But he said he doubts the mayor can gain traction in the Palmetto State, home to the first-in-the South primary.
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U.S. Republican Rand Paul suspended his 2016 presidential bid on Wednesday after his small-government campaign failed to gain traction with voters.
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True: I'd wager this didn't gain traction during the Democratic primary because there wasn't any proof of a probe until this April.
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Trump quickly started to gain traction, and within weeks of Bush's announcement, he had taken the lead and run away with it.
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The positive response from the Republican grass roots has made it hard for Republicans who are moderate on immigration to gain traction.
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Brazil's Unified Black Movement, founded in 1978 and inspired by militant American outfits such as the Black Panthers, failed to gain traction.
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There are data points in the market that suggest this way of buying and selling homes is really starting to gain traction.
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Despite having to launch with empty boxes on the shelves, it took less than a year for the business to gain traction.
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Timing: Swalwell canceled two days of campaign stops in New Hampshire last week and has been struggling to gain traction. http://bit.
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Holders of WeWork's existing debt have already started selling off their holdings as a result of the IPO's struggle to gain traction.
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The movie business is littered with companies that arrived with what sounded like a promising idea and never managed to gain traction.
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Ryan made the stage for the first round of Democratic debates last month, but has failed to gain traction in the polls.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday lauded Trump's suggestion, even as the controversial idea failed to gain traction among other world leaders.
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But Ms. Gillibrand, of New York, has struggled to gain traction in the presidential race, barely registering in many Democratic primary polls.
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After struggling to gain traction in the West, the pair looked eastward, where the brand's minimalist aesthetic and techno-fabrics gained appreciation.
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It was a clever way to gain traction with the audience, knowing she would soon turn to discussing her own progressive ideals.
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Because of the opacity of Twitter's inner workings, we don't know what exactly causes a topic to gain traction on the platform.
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But Trump's GOP opponents are failing to even get on the ballot in many states, let alone gain traction with Republican voters.
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But any push to defund Mueller appears unlikely to gain traction in Congress, where Mueller, a former FBI director, is widely respected.
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The revised marketing strategy is starting to gain traction against a backdrop of sagging gun sales and a rise in mass shootings.
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Mr. Espinal introduced the bills in October at the end of last year's legislative session, giving them little time to gain traction.
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After he attended a business conference and plugged the newsletter to other executives he met, the emails really started to gain traction.
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Castro ended his campaign last week after not making the last two primary debates and failing to gain traction in the polls.
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The studios initially planned for a platform release, which could have slowly allowed the film to gain traction through word-of-mouth.
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Cowen's Seiberg said the idea of subjecting bank balance sheets to "severe" stress tests "could gain traction," even without Congress taking action.
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Since then, however, the United Nations' strategy to fight the epidemic, which it calls the "New Approach," has failed to gain traction.
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New menu platforms can also take time to gain traction, as was the case with the original Dollar Menu launch in 2012.
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The move underscores how entrenched, home-grown e-commerce rivals have made it difficult for Amazon's marketplace to gain traction in China.
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The dollar fell against major currencies as central banks' steps to solve a dollar shortage in funding markets started to gain traction.
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MORE (D-Md.) August 200063, 2017: Becomes the earliest contender to launch their campaign, though he has struggled to gain traction since.
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The GCF has been slow to gain traction because, like many UN institutions, it aims to balance an array of competing interests.
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It's easier for people with special knowledge to offer intuition, but also easier for anyone (ANYONE) to post anything and gain traction.
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While the company's cloud services saw a 7 percent increase in revenue, phone sales declined as the Windows Phone failed to gain traction.
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An attempt to set up a space equivalent of the seabed-mining regime has already been tried, however, and failed to gain traction.
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Discussions of "fairness" and "equitable division of resources" don't gain traction in venture capital or other asset classes, and perhaps for good reason.
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"Nobody really knows what's going to gain traction with President Trump — he just is all over the place every other day," Woolridge said.
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Brexit worries and a U.S.-China trade war have increased concern about a global downturn and Britain's economy has struggled to gain traction.
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Still, it may not gain traction with Republicans in control of both chambers of Congress and Trump assuming the presidency in nine days.
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But there are risks - the indexes may never take off, or could take years to gain traction or fail to provide significant returns.
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For Airbnb, it's a way to gain traction with business travelers and customers who are swayed by the reliability of traditional hotel amenities.
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In the past year facile externality has started to gain traction (a term that, in itself, demonstrates the centrality of friction to progress).
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These recent efforts are rooted in previous technology, all of which failed to gain traction, although that doesn't seem to be discouraging anyone.
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The bill, which failed to gain traction when it was first introduced in March, passed unanimously in both houses of parliament on Thursday.
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The PAN, which held the presidency from 2000 and 2012, fares better in polls, but it is struggling to gain traction for 2018.
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As the new storage business models gain traction, we'll see how people deal with the notion of paying to get their stuff back.
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Q. What are some of the recent changes to the party's nominating process that you think have helped these outside candidates gain traction?
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Maneuvering behind the scenes While anti-Trump advocates try and gain traction, Republican National Committee members Tuesday essentially decided to ignore the issue.
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But the scandal has failed to gain traction, after outraged denials by the accused and talk of government influence over the judicial process.
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And it shows how Democrats are starting to try and gain traction for specific ideas should a political window open in years ahead.
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While most startups attempting to gain traction in the insurance market fall under incremental innovation, Blockchain for insurance could be characterized as disruptive.
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Bernie Sanders has still yet to prove that his revolution can gain traction outside of heavily white enclaves in the Northeast and Midwest.
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After she delivered an inspirational Golden Globes speech, the idea of Oprah Winfrey running for president in 2020 immediately began to gain traction.
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Designed as a safe way to pay for virtual goods or premium features, Credits failed to gain traction and shut down in 2012.
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But both companies have struggled to gain traction in the market - and will claim that collusion by the banks is the reason why.
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Earlier this week, Manchin called on the Senate to censure Trump for his dealings with Ukraine, but the motion failed to gain traction.
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The surprise launch proved successful, as Monument Valley 2 managed to gain traction in a space increasingly dominated by free-to-play games.
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SGX launched mini metals contracts in 2011, only to wind them down in 2014 after they failed to gain traction in the market.
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And by adopting this label, the movement's leaders saw an opportunity for rebranding and to gain traction in the mainstream of conservative politics.
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Clinton's campaign may now be riding on Iowa That's a massive shift since last summer, just as Sanders' campaign began to gain traction.
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He started to gain traction and within weeks became not only the front-runner, but took the lead and ran away with it.
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But once you begin to gain traction it is a substantial market and one where you can make a very positive social impact.
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Perhaps naturally, too, these first impressions are often appropriated by the companies themselves and turned into endorsements to gain traction with early customers.
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Should the bill gain traction, it would mark one of the first major efforts to rein in political advertising on platforms like Facebook.
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In the macho culture he comes from, added Mr. Acquaro, who is also lavishly tattooed, gender role play has yet to gain traction.
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But that idea has struggled to gain traction outside of a band of centrist senators and Trump has publicly shot down similar ideas.
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O'Malley made a run against Clinton and Sanders but struggled to make a mark at debates and failed to gain traction with voters.
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The move gives Altria a 35 percent stake in Juul and an opening into a market where it has struggled to gain traction.
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John Hickenlooper dropped out of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race on Thursday as he struggled to gain traction in a crowded field.
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Political momentum for passing legislature permitting large-scale casinos has cooled, since the initiative failed to gain traction after Spectrum Group's 2013 study.
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Specifically, he highlighted four model pieces of legislation his organization has written that he hopes will gain traction next year across the country.
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Microsoft's streaming service, launched in 2016, is featured on the Xbox dashboard but has failed to gain traction compared with Twitch and YouTube.
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Though current research only suggests narrow potential indications, Chomveng believes the sugars could someday gain traction with a broad swath of adult consumers.
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The GOP-controlled House was able to approve them as part of budget resolutions, but they failed to gain traction beyond those votes.
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Trump's HHS nominee: Tom Price included auto-enrollment in employer coverage in his Obamacare replacement plan, another sign the idea could gain traction.
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Once these products gain traction in colleges and universities, it's only a matter of time before the power of disruptive innovation is unleashed.
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"Castro is trending upwards," said Democratic strategist Adam Parkhomenko, adding that "this is a long campaign" with plenty of opportunities to gain traction.
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Second, its latest earnings report put to rest concerns that binge-watching was dying, as Netflix's roster of offerings continued to gain traction.
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But efforts to hold protests or write petitions failed to gain traction, the college newspaper, the Washington Square News, reported in early April.
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The dark-store argument started to gain traction in a few states in the mid-2000s, but has snowballed in the last year.
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Her win defies conventional wisdom of how minority candidates must campaign in order to gain traction in districts predominately composed of white voters.
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What is it about our culture's ideas about love, romance and marriage that allowed the phenomenon to gain traction in the first place?
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The resulting failure of Warren to gain traction among the less educated electorate is not just because she is too wonky for voters.
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But as its details became known this week, the administration sped up efforts to clear it for publication before opponents could gain traction.
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But when the company itself begins to launch premium smartphones — and gain traction — the sub-brand might not be the best marketing tool.
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As tax reform negotiations gain traction in Washington, The Hill will convene key policymakers for a discussion about the cost of family caregiving.
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The main opposition bloc denounced the choice as a provocation but its attempts to stop the government's agenda are struggling to gain traction.
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Trump missed a deadline here to decide on the tariffs, but has not withdrawn his tariff threat as negotiations fail to gain traction.
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We looked at churches' evolving role for black support in South Carolina, and Elizabeth Warren's struggle to gain traction with the voting bloc.
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Delaney is among more than a dozen Democrats running for the party's 2020 presidential nomination but has struggled to gain traction in polls.
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A strong showing in the first two states is critical for Buttigieg, who has failed to gain traction with black and brown voters.
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The infrastructure plan includes the following: President Donald Trump has made infrastructure a key priority, though his efforts have failed to gain traction.
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Washington (CNN)Author Marianne Williamson ended her 2020 Democratic presidential campaign on Friday after failing to gain traction in a crowded Democratic field.
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The results of the study highlight a significant and rapid shift in public opinion on an issue scientists feared might never gain traction.
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However, O'Rourke's recent singular focus on gun control and combatting racism does not appear to have helped him gain traction in the polls.
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The heated back-and-forth has created a temporary stalemate, as lawmakers try to figure out whether any encryption bill could gain traction.
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Such cooperation might have been unthinkable only a few weeks ago, but is expected to gain traction amid mounting deaths and economic disaster.
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Such cooperation might have been unthinkable only a few weeks ago, but is expected to gain traction amid mounting deaths and economic disaster.
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Bennet, who has represented Colorado since 2009, failed to gain traction in the race, topping out at 1% support in most recent polls.
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The dollar fell against major currencies as central banks' repeated steps to solve a dollar shortage in funding markets started to gain traction.
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This history suggests a nominee with dubious qualifications or ethical issues will struggle to gain traction in the face of a hostile Senate.
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But there was no sign that any gun legislation approved by the Democratic House majority would gain traction in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The three-year-old company was initially regarded as a promising venture, but struggled as its product the Essential Phone failed to gain traction.
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The aggressive pursuit follows in the company's failed effort to acquire Snapchat and gain traction in its nearly identical copy of Snapchat called Poke.
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Symphony has been trying to gain traction across Wall Street and to control day-to-day communications between bank traders and outside asset managers.
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Despite getting an early start in the cloud hosting space, Rackspace found itself quickly focusing on services in order to continue to gain traction.
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This follows trends also seen at competitors due to higher purchase volumes and due to COF's QuickSilver and Venture cards continuing to gain traction.
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But to gain traction, industry executives and experts say the United States will need to replicate the dramatic cost cuts which Europe has implemented.
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Deval Patrick ended his presidential bid Wednesday, exiting the Democratic primary after his late-start campaign failed to gain traction in New Hampshire's primary.
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Advances in medical research have largely focused on cancer and cardiovascular diseases, whereas studies on the brain have only recently begun to gain traction.
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As mass merchants like Target and off-price retailers like Dollar Store gain traction with consumers, department stores are expected to take a hit.
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Speier has been pushing for changes to Congress's burdensome reporting process for sexual harassment since 2014, and now her proposal could actually gain traction.
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William Weld, a former Massachusetts governor, is so far the only Republican trying to unseat Trump, and his candidacy has failed to gain traction.
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The company's profit margins have nosedived in the face of competition from digital services like Netflix looking to gain traction in the African market.
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Only time will tell if these measures will have the desired protective effect, or if this "nature as persons" idea will gain traction elsewhere.
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"We are at a stage where our turnaround strategy is beginning to gain traction," Mbuvi Ngunze, the airline's chief executive said late on Monday.
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Similarly, a much-heralded French push for an EU tax on digital giants like Google and Facebook has struggled to gain traction in Berlin.
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He expects fiscal stimulus to gain traction at least after years of monetary easing have generated only modest growth in the U.S. and elsewhere.
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BS: Was there a turning point in your campaign or a moment when it seemed like Liberate Tate's message really started to gain traction?
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I was looking for a historical perspective on fascistic movements — how they emerge, why they gain traction, and when they give way to violence.
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To succeed, early-stage startups not only need to build the right product, but also need to gain traction with the right customer base.
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"Over time advances in technology and delivery will gain traction," Vince Tibone, an analyst at Green Street Advisors who looks at strip centers, said.
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The Axoni deal represents the latest Wall Street effort to gain traction with blockchain, which first emerged as the system underpinning digital currency bitcoin.
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The announcement came after Manchin motioned on Monday for the Senate to censure Trump over his actions, but the move failed to gain traction.
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Despite the early success of iRobot, consumer-facing or collaborative robots that could operate alongside people had yet to gain traction in wider markets.
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"The economy still has a good head of steam," Williams said, and ir could gain traction if the housing market strengthens more than anticipated.
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As they begin to gain traction, they will pose competition to traditional banks, forcing them to make their services as accessible and user friendly.
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Kaneko said if new government reforms gain traction in Japan, CBRE's office style and services could gain in popularity as firms scramble to adapt.
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Apple remains part of a slice of smartphone makers trying to gain traction; they have a 28.3 percent share of India's smartphone market combined.
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Since then, auto sales overall in India have slumped, and GM has failed to gain traction against incumbents such as Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.
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Though Hegar still trails, there's reportedly been some movement in her direction in the polls with some speculating the ad helped Hegar gain traction.
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"Bralettes — a must-have item for spring, based on our field work — continue to gain traction in the teen market," Tubin recently told investors.
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Though it remains to be seen whether the consortium's goal of pushing an alternative to the dominant Android platform is able to gain traction.
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Still, Castro has struggled to gain traction in the race and is barely registering in polls of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada or South Carolina.
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Voice-controlled virtual assistants provide a natural outlet for this technology to gain traction due to the popularity of such applications, according to Gartner.
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The housing market hit a soft patch last year and has since struggled to gain traction, with residential investment contracting for five straight quarters.
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Allscripts lags behind rival EHR vendors, but the company's team-up with Apple may help it gain traction with providers eager for improved interoperability.
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As more of the president's policies fail to gain traction in Congress, he has increasingly turned to executive actions to set them in place.
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As I have written previously on this blog, the Bahrain event fizzled and was reduced to a photo-op that failed to gain traction.
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There are some promising proposals at the federal level—but it remains to be seen whether they will gain traction in the current Congress.
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Despite his failure to gain traction in the presidential primary, Hickenlooper is widely recognized as a strong candidate to take on Colorado's Republican Sen.
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One candidate, Paul Nehlen, has previously challenged Ryan but is unlikely to gain traction with the party because he has espoused white supremacist views.
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Duterte said he would not allow Islamic State to gain traction in the Philippines and inflict murder on the scale of Syria and Iraq.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Republican Rand Paul suspended his 2016 presidential bid on Wednesday after his small-government campaign failed to gain traction with voters.
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Chris Christie, who's struggled to gain traction in the polls, is one Oval Office contender who's seen the value of his John Hancock fluctuate.
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Amusement comps (high margin) have turned incrementally negative on difficult VR/Halo comparisons while recent F&B value initiatives have failed to gain traction.
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The proposal addresses a practical problem of supply and demand, especially as Protestant faiths gain traction in Brazil and other parts of the region.
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But the campaign struggled from the outset to gain traction in polling, despite Gillibrand's work over the last decade to build a national profile.
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But without promotion via Discover, businesses will have to rely on their owned or paid marketing channels to gain traction for their chat bots.
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Since his late entry to the race in November, Patrick has struggled to gain traction with early-state Democratic voters or a national audience.
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Such action on mandatory spending is unlikely to gain traction through the budget process absent some sort of bipartisan deal to tackle the debt.
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Providing tools that empower customers' financial health can help incumbent banks build loyalty, especially as neobanks gain traction thanks to their competitive interest rates.
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While most of Lenali's users are either in Mali or part of the diaspora, Gouro believes the app can gain traction across the continent.
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Colas and Lydon agreed that sustainable investing could come closer to being the norm on Wall Street this year as ESG themes gain traction.
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Tech was starting to gain traction, and the incumbent communications agencies were still pretty much doing things the same way: cold calls and emails.
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It took years to gain traction, but the courage of the resistance turned out, over time, to be as persistent as the virus itself.
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A recent college graduate at the time, Conte had moved back in with his dad while he tried to gain traction as an artist.
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Years after many major industries have gone largely digital, new technologies to tackle the problem are beginning to gain traction in the commodities world.
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"If you exhaust your conventional searches in visible light, this explanation that it could be a more exotic object really starts to gain traction."
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According to Branstetter, the recent gender-critical wave has largely failed to gain traction in the US outside of the very far-right spheres.
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After the network failed to gain traction against The Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, Hasbro sold off the majority of its ownership to a partner.
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Joe Sestak on Sunday ended his long-shot 2020 presidential bid after failing to gain traction in the race for the Democratic Party's nomination.
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Jim Gilmore suspended his presidential campaign on Friday, ending a bid for the Republican nomination that never managed to gain traction with the American public.
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It's the reason new apps trying to make a name for themselves and gain traction on the crowded App Store will align with A-listers.
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His seven-second Vines—him mimicking his Nigerian parents, or playing any one of a vast array of characters, RS included—started to gain traction.
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After failing to gain traction in the GOP's 453 primaries, he changed his registration to Libertarian shortly before running for that party's nomination that year.
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Disney might be known first and foremost for its princesses, but in recent years the parks' unique food offerings have started to gain traction online.
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Bill Weld, a former Massachusetts governor, had been the only Republican trying to unseat Trump but his candidacy has so far failed to gain traction.
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Stern also revealed that Trump, whom the radio personality considers a friend, called him at home last year when his campaign began to gain traction.
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"There's this weird cultural thing, where it's kinda difficult for us to gain traction among gamers because Steam is such a massive source," Corcoran says.
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Sexwale, whose campaign has failed to gain traction, is the first candidate in the process to suggest he could be interested in striking a deal.
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Trump super PACs have struggled for months to gain traction, and Chandi's spots will be only the third major advertising buy in support of Trump.
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As Booker's speech started to gain traction online, Trump tweeted remarks about the Senator's "future," vaguely eluding that he might have some dirt on Booker.
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Despite Google heavily endorsing the standard and deeply integrating it in Android, RCS has been slow to gain traction, with problems stalling a wider rollout.
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The patchwork nature of the US emergency call center system, though, has made it difficult for HELO and ELS to gain traction on their own.
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He has yet to gain traction in the state despite his super PAC, Right to Rise USA, spending close to $15 million in ads here.
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He added, however, that there is still "no clear favorite," giving enough time before the party's late February vote for another contender to gain traction.
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Though slow to gain traction initially — after being introduced last year — the company has been ramping up its investment in the platform in recent weeks.
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While MUBI may not be able to compete with China's internet giants, analysts said that its niche in independent films will help it gain traction.
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Leaders worked through the night to craft an updated resolution after the original text failed to gain traction on the first day of the convention.
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RNC officials say they plan to base some of their approach to the second debate off of the exchanges that gain traction from the first.
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Worried Democrats say they thought some of the "dark" themes that Trump and his allies raised in Cleveland wouldn't gain traction in modern-day America.
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A third Democratic candidate, labor attorney and former Navy officer Pam Keith, failed to gain traction despite endorsements from several newspapers, including the Miami Herald.
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Some investors are skeptical whether Samsung's upcoming line-up of foldable phones with sleek OLED screens will be innovative enough to gain traction with customers.
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MSNBC's narrowcasting crew of Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow represent the kind of left-leaning journalism that helped FNC gain traction in the first place.
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One Republican candidate, Paul Nehlen, has previously challenged Ryan but is unlikely to gain traction with the party because he has espoused white supremacist views.
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Missing the debate stage would have been a blow to the O'Malley campaign, which has struggled to gain traction as the progressive alternative to Clinton.
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Artists have increasingly gone down the route of launching their careers through unorthodox methods like releasing a mixtape online to gain traction for their music.
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Booker has qualified for the November debate set for this week but has struggled to gain traction on the top tier candidates in the polls.
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This serves the purpose of retaining a target for pseudo-political competition while also stymieing the potential for new, more democratic forces to gain traction.
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With Lee getting internal sign off to wield JPMorgan's enormous balance sheet, and Wintroub forging close ties to founders, the bank began to gain traction.
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If similar bills continue to gain traction, some advocates fear the already-strained relationship between cops and people of color could get even more toxic.
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But when she realizes that certain issues like marriage equality or minimum wage gain traction she is smart enough to jump on the bandwagon. Mrs.
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Such ideas could gain traction, however, if North Korea proceeds with a threatened test of an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the United States.
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Many of the same factors that determine whether a domestic series will gain traction also apply for international productions vying for US distribution and viewers.
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As with all of these of these stories, this very much feels like the tip of the spear, as the virus continues to gain traction.
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But there was no clear road map to "normalcy," to use a word that began to gain traction in the chaos of the postwar years.
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Mr. Trump has previously faced pushback on two of his Fed choices, neither of whom were considered highly contentious but nonetheless failed to gain traction.
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The measure, called the Understanding the True Cost of College Act, had been introduced several times before — first in 2012 — but failed to gain traction.
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But the campaign struggled from the outset to gain traction in polling, despite Gillibrand's work over the last decade to build a national profile. Sens.
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Such a plan is not likely to gain traction, any more than Mr. Bannon's proposal that the United States substitute mercenaries for soldiers in Afghanistan.
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A measure of Microsoft's sales for traditional servers and cloud services was up 33 percent excluding currency fluctuations, indicating the approach continued to gain traction.
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Amazon is known for watching what retail products gain traction on its platform and elsewhere and then creating similar products it can sell for less.
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Her candidacy began to gain traction -- and Crowley, who hadn't been challenged in more than a decade, started to show his weakness -- earlier this year.
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Yet with Arizona State in the area and both Arizona and Northern Arizona in state, the Division II Antelopes were never able to gain traction.
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Between the lines: Harris publicly questioned whether her failure to gain traction was the result of America being unprepared to elect a woman of color.
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Against that backdrop, those four top candidates, and six others desperate to gain traction, took the stage in Atlanta for the fifth Democratic presidential debate.
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Lionsgate must now hope that light competition in the weeks ahead allows "The Glass Castle" to gain traction among its target audience of older women.
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The idea failed to gain traction then, but now a number of prestigious researchers are studying the potential therapeutic uses of LSD, psilocybin and MDMA.
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And at the beginning of Mr. Trump's administration, when Republicans controlled both chambers, the administration's budget proposal largely failed to gain traction on Capitol Hill.
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Hook also said European efforts to create a special-purpose vehicle (SPV) for trade, including oil, with Tehran by November would struggle to gain traction.
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But I made sure to talk up results I'd had with clients I worked for in my corporate communications role, which helped me gain traction.
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Second, the notion that progressives should alter their core beliefs to gain traction with voters is a symptom of what is wrong with our politics.
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J., dropped out of the 2020 presidential race Monday, after failing to gain traction in national polls and failing to qualify for two Democratic debates.
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O'Malley failed to gain traction as the anti-Clinton candidate and registered in the single digits in polls both nationally and in early-voting states.
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Leon Panetta, now 79, said he believes a diplomatic approach that extends economic aid to North Korea in exchange for gradual denuclearization could gain traction.
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"We look forward to seeing Cobalt continue to gain traction in the global post-trade FX market" said Michael Syn, head of derivatives at SGX.
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US censorship concerns TikTok has exploded in popularity and become one of the few Chinese-owned social media apps to gain traction in Western countries.
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Yelp noticed its users' interest in Korean cuisine and barbecue halfway through 2019, and the site estimates it will continue to gain traction in 2020.
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Steyer has massively outspent other Democratic candidates on social media in an effort to gain traction in polls and ensure he makes the debate stage.
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Shares of spice maker haven't been able to gain traction for most of 2018, and to Cramer, it all comes back to one analyst report.
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Online shopping will continue to gain traction in Asia, Credit Suisse said, pointing to how online retail sales in China have outperformed physical retail sales.
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The investment announcement comes on the heels of Verizon shutting down its go90 mobile streaming service after it failed to gain traction with the public.
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Though Amazon still leads in the U.S. by a wide margin, its portion of the worldwide market is now declining as Chinese vendors gain traction.
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He is one of only seven Democrats to qualify for Thursday's debate in Los Angeles, but has struggled to gain traction in public opinion surveys.
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Jelly didn't gain traction, so almost a year later, Stone and his team launched Super, a funky social networking app for sharing things with friends.
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European tech startups will struggle to gain traction in the US unless they send their CEO to the country, according to an investor at Nokia.
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Despite the promise of the technology and the fact that the vehicles only emit water vapor, hydrogen-powered vehicles have been very slow to gain traction.
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Tecentriq, the immunotherapy that has struggled to gain traction against rival Merck's Keytruda in a key lung cancer indication, rose 71 percent to 204 million francs.
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A host of new services that would use reporting utility, rental, mobile phone payments and other monthly expenditures toward credit scoring have yet to gain traction.
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In the U.S. bond market, the yield curve steepened after the U.S. data suggested the labor market is tightening and inflation is beginning to gain traction.
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A growing number of specialist ad agencies built for data-driven, programmatic advertising are starting to gain traction and put pressure on the traditional ad giants.
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Signs are growing that a flurry of support measures are starting to gain traction, after China's economic growth slowed last year to a 28-year low.
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HuffPost journalist Alanna Vagianos wrote one of the first pieces on Nassar's abuse to gain traction, asking why no one was paying attention to the case.
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The round is a shift for the Continuity fund, which was originally created to support young companies in YC's portfolio that were beginning to gain traction.
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When it comes to the burgers or steaks on your plate, looks and tastes can be deceiving as "meatless meat" and "plant-based meat" gain traction.
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In 2018, these efforts to improve app discovery will continue to gain traction, prompting increased downloads of entertainment apps and others meant for users' leisure time.
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The rest face higher hurdles for qualifying for the third and fourth debates in the fall, and need to do something to gain traction before then.
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U.S. stocks are trading above the lows hit during the January rout, but bulls have failed to gain traction, with many rallies evaporating before the close.
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But there is a trust problem, and a lack of understanding of how rankings and feeds work, and that allows bad-faith politicking to gain traction.
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She is, however, pioneering the fine art hair movement; the style has yet to gain traction on Instagram — the signature trait of a 2016 hair trend.
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For any replacement of the ACA to gain traction, and become the effective salve to health system woes that Americans deserve, a bipartisan effort must ensue.
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And the seeming failure of stories to gain traction inside places like the main Facebook app, or Messenger, raises the question of what truly belongs there.
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McCain, who performed poorly in most early state polling and was written off by most prognosticators, began to gain traction in New Hampshire in mid December.
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Entrepreneurship is the qualities one brings to the table, the dogged determination to seek out avenues that gain traction, moving the ball toward the goal line.
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For weeks, Democrats privately fretted that Shalala's campaign had failed to gain traction with voters, while Republicans touted Salazar as a perfect candidate for the district.
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On a local level, contact city or community officials and ask them to observe Equal Pay Day in your area to help the cause gain traction.
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Tecentriq, an immunotherapy that has struggled to gain traction against rival Merck's Keytruda in a key lung cancer indication, rose 71 percent to 204 million francs.
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Other Chinese e-commerce platforms like JD.com and regular brick-and-mortar stores also take part, and the event is starting to gain traction outside China.
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Even as we continue to destroy ISIL militarily, we're addressing the larger forces that have allowed these terrorists to gain traction in parts of the world.
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Fetterman, a progressive candidate who's also spent money on ads, hasn't been able to gain traction, and most polls show his support in the single digits.
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The two-term governor has also struggled to gain traction with Democratic donors, putting him far behind the fundraising haul of some other top-tier candidates.
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A Heritage Foundation economist who advised President Trump's campaign said he doubts a proposal from House Republicans to tax imports and exempt exports will gain traction.
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Warren has counted on a litany of detailed policy positions to separate her from the pack but she has struggled to gain traction against her opponents.
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The report cites the example of Sara Blakely, who struggled to gain traction with investors for her clothing concept that could support and shape women's bodies.
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Fidelity is one of the more prominent employers to announce the student loan repayment benefit in recent months, a policy that seems likely to gain traction.
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Calls to eliminate the agency have yet to gain traction among the Democratic Party's establishment, but have recently gained high-profile supporters including New York Sen.
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Anderson said that Topgolf's interactive system can be set up anywhere, so his company has been introducing the game outside its "regular venue" to gain traction.
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He started RCHP with two high school friends in the early 80s, and the band quickly began to gain traction in their hometown of Los Angeles.
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Santander Brasil is gearing up for an increase in corporate and consumer credit, Rial said, adding that he also expects capital markets activity to gain traction.
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At first, no one really took Vox all that seriously, and the xenophobic rhetoric failed to gain traction in Spain as it did elsewhere in Europe.
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With those efforts failing to gain traction in activist-heavy California, ISPs like Frontier Communications have now taken to begging their employees to oppose the law.
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So there is reason, given the recent momentum, to believe that a new bill could gain traction — even if there isn't one currently in the works.
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It's a death that speaks to how hard it is for a nonpartisan fundraising tool to gain traction in the Trump age, when everything is partisan.
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In 21950, the newer platforms were nipping at Facebook's heels because they had been built for the smartphone, where Facebook was still struggling to gain traction.
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But that strategy failed to gain traction and Hickenlooper's campaign lost three of its most senior staffers in early July, including Brad Komar, the campaign manager.
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"Our third-quarter top-line results were better than the first half of the year and our sales-driving initiatives continue to gain traction," he said.
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Our take: It would take an enormous amount of bottom-up support from states and cities for a proposal like this to gain traction in Washington.
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Previous plans at a "grand bargain" on debt, such as the 2010 bipartisan Simpson-Bowles commission on fiscal responsibility, have failed to gain traction in Congress.
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In many markets such as India, calls over internet began to gain traction four to five years ago after services such as WhatsApp enabled such functionality.
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The Obama-era housing secretary and former mayor of San Antonio launched his campaign last January but struggled to gain traction in the crowded Democratic field.
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Anti-Semitic incidents have been on the rise in Italy, as far-right political groups, including those with neo-fascist roots, gain traction in the country.
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But he struggled to gain traction there as well, raising a little more than $6 million in the fourth quarter, badly lagging behind the front-runners.
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Herrine, who published a white paper in 2019 making the case for student debt cancellation via executive action, said he expects the argument to gain traction.
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Toubia said the net effect was that Tesla&aposs "believers" become cocreators of the new products, which helps the final product gain traction in the market.
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The former Housing and Urban Development secretary, who has struggled to gain traction in the primary, has made police violence a central message of his campaign.
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Movements such as these gain traction because of the names attached to them, but they don't have quite the same profile as the informal inauguration boycott.
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But these all began on the centre-right, failed to gain traction, and were usually framed as a quest for a middle path between Gaullism and Socialism.
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Even wood, which has long been considered one of the most environmentally friendly building materials available, is only just starting to gain traction with urban city planners.
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While he has seen his political stock rise since entering the presidential contest last year, polls show that he has struggled to gain traction among black voters.
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And while we're never opposed to a disheveled updo (shoutout to Meghan Markle), it's nice to see a style with structure gain traction on the red carpet.
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"China is just an extremely difficult place for tech companies to gain traction and succeed," said Scott Kessler, equity research analyst with S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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But the claims began to gain traction in October 303, after comedian Hannibal Buress referred to Cosby as a "rapist" during a routine at a Philadelphia nightclub.
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With unemployment hitting new lows each month, Merkel's Social Democrat challenger Martin Schulz has struggled to gain traction with a message focusing on the ills of inequality.
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Milk Music launched in 2014 as a service that is exclusively for Samsung devices, but has struggled to gain traction in the competitive space of music streaming.
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Sometimes early products aren't exactly as good as you would like, sometimes new ideas don't receive immediate market acceptance, and sometimes other market players gain traction sooner.
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The first Democrat to enter the primary contest, the millionaire former CEO has yet to gain traction among voters despite prolific personal spending on his own campaign.
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A firm that focuses on startups that are likely to gain traction in North America and Asia alike, Translink Capital, led the Series A investment in Teforia.
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Kontoor Brands is counting on the second half of 2019 to start to gain traction on its long-term revenue growth, margin improvement and cash generation goals.
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While MMT has yet to gain traction among mainstream Japanese politicians, some analysts say it could appeal to lawmakers who favor big fiscal spending to lure votes.
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Failing to get this feature out the door could leave room for newcomer Google Duo to gain traction with smartphone users, as video calling grows in popularity.
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ONLY TODAY THE STOCK HAS BEEN DOWNGRADED BY MARK MAHANEY AT RBC ON CONCERNS ABOUT ITS ABILITY TO BOTH ATTRACT NEW USERS AND GAIN TRACTION AMONGST ADVERTISERS.
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That product, the only gadget launched publicly by Building 8, is a video-calling device that's failed thus far to gain traction in a highly competitive market.
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Google's much-touted Glass technology failed to gain traction with consumers, but the company says it has given the computerized spectacles new life as a business tool.
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After Diamondback, Schimel set up hedge fund Sterling Ridge but like many smaller firms, it struggled to gain traction and most recently managed only about $250 million.
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But investment readings for June showed some signs of improvement, albeit modest, raising hopes that policy loosening efforts over the past year are beginning to gain traction.
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It was here after months of slogging across the state with little to show for it, he suddenly began to gain traction just before the 2012 caucuses.
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Analysts have been raising their forecasts for rental volume and fleet utilization for next year, indicating expectations that a gradual recovery in Brazil's economy would gain traction.
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The Bank of Japan is expected to provide additional easing to keep interest rates low and the yen weak to make sure stimulus spending can gain traction.
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Kyprolis faces greater competitive pressure as newer entrants in the multiple myeloma market gain traction, including Johnson & Johnson's Darzalex, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co's Empliciti and Takeda's Ninlaro.
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New Delhi (CNN)The sleepy hills of India's northeast have erupted into violence, as calls for a separate state for the area's Nepali-speaking Gorkhas gain traction.
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Cramer noted that management did not mention tailwinds stemming from the "selfie generation" that seems to be driving cosmetics sales as various social media channels gain traction.
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But the initiative failed to gain traction with skeptical employees who had to use their time after work, according to sixteen workers who participated in the trial.
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The company has changed tack after its only fully battery-powered car, the i3, failed to gain traction with the public, with only 25,000 sales last year.
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The recent Los Angeles strikes were a struggle over difficult resource constraints, but charters were included as a convenient rallying point to gain traction with the public.
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Shares of the company closed at their IPO price of $17 a share on Thursday, after struggling to gain traction in the markets after March's public offering.
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Her campaign has struggled to gain traction in the polls, with a RealClearPolitics average of polls showing her with less than 1 percentage point of the vote.
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Many bankers expect that long-awaited asset sales at state-controlled oil producer Petróleo Brasileiro SA and other companies will start to gain traction early in 2016.
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Hickenlooper has struggled to gain traction since he launched his presidential bid in March, languishing in several national and statewide polls amid a crowded Democratic primary field.
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Africa's most industrialised economy contracted 3.2 percent in the first quarter, its worst performance in a decade as President Cyril Ramaphosa's growth drive struggled to gain traction.
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Probably This, a food blog by Matt Armato and Beau Ciolino, is starting to gain traction; after only a year, nearly 15,000 people have followed their account.
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That is why when legislation does gain traction to massage the tax code to the benefit of startups and their employees, it's worth cheering from the hilltops.
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Oracle is a traditional tech company that has been struggling to gain traction in the cloud, but it could see blockchain as a way to differentiate itself.
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By and large, series produced under what Craig calls the Netflix "geo-cultural" model, need to find success in their home markets to gain traction outside them.
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No, this deal is about the future, about traditional movie studios trying to gain traction in the streaming market in the hope of overtaking already established platforms.
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The disappointing opening week for "Queen" came after the album's early singles failed to gain traction, and its release date was pushed back from June to August.
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Nadal then started to gain traction in Thiem's service games, and Thiem, who had only two unforced errors in the first set, had 12 in the second.
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Mr. Cavalli, who also happens to serve as the general director of the Cologni Foundation, noted that this is how a cultural shift might really gain traction.
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Yet as those efforts fail to gain traction, people now worry the government will soon resort to desperate measures, such as blocking internet access in the country.
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Several Democrats who failed to gain traction in the primary dropped out in recent weeks as it became clear they would not qualify for the debate. Sen.
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The insight into this corner of Steyer's wealth — courtesy of clues in his tax returns, which were released Thursday – comes as his campaign fails to gain traction.
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A day earlier, billionaire Tom Steyer ended his campaign after failing to gain traction in South Carolina, where he had hoped to find a game-changing turnout.
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On Wednesday, she campaigned in South Carolina, where she has so far struggled to gain traction with the African-American voters who largely decide the primary there.
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Many other suits filed under the act have failed to gain traction because there are few assets for the court system to seize if a lawsuit succeeds.
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Apple&aposs strategy for getting Apple TV Plus into as many hands as possible, without them necessarily paying for it, could be helping the shows gain traction.
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Lawmakers like Oregon Senator Ron Wyden have pushed legislation that would bring mail in ballots to the entire country, though the efforts have yet to gain traction.
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American-style fake news and other digital misinformation have also failed to gain traction in France, where its own domestic issues and ways of campaigning still dominate.
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He narrowly won a July election, holding the government with a one-seat majority in the lower house, and has struggled to gain traction with policy proposals.
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As he started to gain traction, Republicans like Mitt Romney, an array of national-security officials, and retired military brass began to challenge his qualifications for office.
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Bennet had focused his campaign on New Hampshire, holding 50 town-hall events between early December and Tuesday's primary election, but his efforts failed to gain traction.
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The former Housing and Urban Development secretary ended his presidential campaign yesterday after failing to gain traction in the wide and deep-pocketed field of Democratic candidates.
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The shock GDP reading was far worse than the 1.7% decline economists had expected and was another sign that Ramaphosa's growth drive is struggling to gain traction.
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"We are conscious that digitally published stories travel globally and can gain traction where they lack the necessary context and can cause unintended offence," the spokesperson said.
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As Congress seems interested in spending money on defense, the speech could mean that stocks like Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, General Dynamics and Boeing gain traction, Cramer said.
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So far there has been no indication the measure will gain traction and Indonesia's vice president said calls to stop using U.S. goods and technology were misguided.
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Matt Wood, General Counsel of consumer group Free Press, told Motherboard in an email exchange that there's a number of reasons why such laws don't gain traction.
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Mexico narrowly avoided slipping into recession in the first half of 2019, and early indicators suggest economic activity in the third quarter is struggling to gain traction.
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"Overall, we see this as minor bad news for a company struggling to gain traction in its turnaround efforts," CFRA analyst Jim Corridore said in a note.
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If Washington doesn't come up with real solutions to our federal debt, expect state-based efforts like those being discussed in Arizona to continue to gain traction.
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The streaming service Milk Music is its relatively unknown attempt to gain traction in that arena, and it is likely to soon close up shop, reports Variety.
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But immediately, polls showed Manchin with a comfortable lead, and they continued to do so through the rest of the race, as Morrisey failed to gain traction.
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After the tax package was approved, Cohn tackled an infrastructure initiative, but it has been slow to gain traction and will likely be further hampered by his departure.
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Many venture-backed start-ups have struggled, he added, because of challenges of getting tests approved by regulators quickly enough to gain traction with physicians and their patients.
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Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio dropped out of the presidential race on Thursday, ending a campaign that sought to champion Midwestern manufacturing workers but failed to gain traction.
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In 2015, Google tried to gain traction with "Who's Down" and Danny Trinh's startup launched Free, both of which try to find you friends to hang out with.
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"The government privatisation program continues to gain traction and the plan for an initial public offering of a stake in Saudi Aramco remains on track," the statement said.
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The second leader is Micromax, an Indian consumer electronic company that sells a wide range of smartphones and partnered with key Bollywood celebrities early on to gain traction.
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For the company to gain traction with investors, Lyft has to beat Wall Street expectations and show that it can grow profitably in a not-so-distant future.
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Though Bush is the son and brother of former presidents, he failed to gain traction as first-time candidate Donald Trump surged to become the presumptive Republican nominee.
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"Reshoring," where U.S. companies pull their resources out of foreign countries and return them to America, will continue to gain traction as robots make our work more efficient.
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Knepper said the plan was to raise funds for Republican Senate candidates in 2018, but his committee didn't gain traction, raising $14,764 but giving nothing to support campaigns.
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But NLX failed to gain traction and after investing 21.8 million pounds ($269.43 million) in the service, Nasdaq said it would shutter the trading platform on April 28.
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Co-watching in groups is an area where a number of social apps are trying to gain traction – including Cabana from Tumblr, Uptime from YouTube, Fam, and others.
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I just think I want either a more attractive entry point or I'd want to see evidence that Slack can gain traction in other industries outside of tech.
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IGTV, which has been struggling to gain traction despite Instagram's attempts to make it more prominent, gets the first spot at the top of the new navigation bar.
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Timescale admittedly came late to the market in 2017, but by offering a unique approach and making it open source, it has been able to gain traction quickly.
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This and good European economic numbers give us confidence that global GDP growth can still gain traction and support commodity demand in the second half of this year.
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CME Group launched a Black Sea wheat contract based on physical delivery in 2012 but it has struggled to gain traction and there are currently no open positions.
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O'Rourke, who entered the race after gaining national prominence in his failed 20173 bid for the U.S. Senate from Texas, has failed to gain traction in opinion polls.
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Hickenlooper and Bullock have struggled to gain traction in a crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates, but as governors, they have already proven they can be elected statewide.
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The partnership follows Samsung's decision to exit the music business last fall, when it shut down its U.S. mobile music service, Milk Music, after failing to gain traction.
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Shanghai Runhei said it will increase purchases of domestic coking coal instead of foreign supplies to meet demand from clients - a policy that is set to gain traction.
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The brand is looking for the shoe to drive a new wave of sales and attention for the struggling brand after the Curry 3 failed to gain traction.
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Republicans have asserted that Democrats have latched onto complaints about Kavanaugh's paperwork because they've been unable to gain traction on a policy issue that could endanger his nomination.
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This has tended to gain traction when there are technological developments, or when robots become prominent in pop culture, as in the "Star Wars" movies during the 1980s.
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Recognizing the potential political fallout, Russian propaganda outlets were quick to offer a variety of implausible alternative explanations, but these narratives failed to gain traction with international audiences.
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The former Texas congressman has struggled to gain traction since entering the Democratic race in March, never recapturing the excitement that surrounded his Senate bid against incumbent Sen.
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As drones begin to gain traction into the everyday day life of the average American, we must address the safety and security concerns of this new drone economy.
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As an advocate for children and a believer in the ideal that America is a welcoming nation, it concerns me to see this legislation gain traction in Congress.
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After Denham's bill and a more conservative proposal have both fallen short, there's little optimism another comprehensive bill would gain traction this year in the fractured GOP conference.
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Today, at the Money 20/20 conference in Las Vegas, Mastercard announced some new places outside of its core credit card business where it's hoping to gain traction.
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More public works also increases pressure on the Bank of Japan to keep interest rates low and the yen weak to make sure stimulus spending will gain traction.
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The economy nosedived 3.2% in the first quarter, its worst economic contraction in a decade, another sign that President Cyril Ramaphosa's growth drive is struggling to gain traction.
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But in many service fields — notably the traditional retail sector — workers have found it difficult to gain traction on issues like low pay, high turnover and unpredictable scheduling.
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Like Mr. Bush in his race, Elizabeth Warren is the clear leader on policy in her primary, churning out proposals but struggling to gain traction in early polls.
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His move is unlikely to gain traction, but it could squeeze Republicans who have been critical of the president —but reluctant to condemn him outright — into a corner.
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"Pat was the first Iowa journalist to tell me that he thought Pete could really gain traction here," said Lis Smith, a top adviser to Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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Joy Nolan, one of the directors of New York's Mastery Collaborative, said the method gives students more agency and allows them to gain traction, no matter their level.
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In 2016, its bathroom bill — also sponsored by Deutsch — was the first in the nation to gain traction, but it was vetoed by Noem's GOP predecessor, Dennis Daugaard.
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Dell Technologies and STMicroelectronics are the first major companies joining the project, but the hope is that through discussion and dialogue, Tangle EE will begin to gain traction.
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The firm says it could rise above 80%, closer to rates in Germany, Japan, and Canada, as more family-friendly work policies (like paid parental leave) gain traction.
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This is the next phase in the #MeToo movement, and it is one that needs to gain traction if we truly want to change the culture for better.
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Shares of spice maker McCormick haven't been able to gain traction for most of 2018, and to CNBC's Jim Cramer, it all comes back to one analyst report.
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With his campaign struggling to gain traction in early state polls, Booker has gone all-in on Iowa and South Carolina -- and all but vanished from New Hampshire.
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It is a mark of his character, the senior figure says, that Mr. Nauphal persisted, even when LDI struggled to gain traction with investors and fellow fund houses.
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LIQUIDITY CHALLENGE Any new Murban contract is going to face the same challenges as the DME's Oman futures, namely how to gain traction in an already crowded market.
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The proposal was part of a broader plan by O'Rourke, who has struggled to gain traction in opinion polls among Democratic contenders, to improve services for military veterans.
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As rivals such as Facebook's Instagram and Snapchat gain traction with advertisers and social media users, investors have questioned how long Twitter could persist as a stand-alone company.
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He has struggled to gain traction in opinion polls since he launched his presidential bid in March, with his national support among likely Democratic primary voters around 4 percent.
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John Delaney Former congressman of Maryland and father-of-four John Delaney was the first in line to take on Trump in 2020 but has struggled to gain traction.
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In October, Dorsey unveiled Moments, which aims to make it easier for users to follow major events and breaking news, but it has failed to gain traction, analysts say.
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Trump ran on improving the nation's roads, bridges and tunnels, but those policies have yet to take shape as the administration's $1 trillion infrastructure plan failed to gain traction.
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Johnny IsaksonJohnny IsaksonLobbying world Loeffler works to gain traction with conservatives amid Collins primary bid Committee on Veterans Affairs sends important message during tense Senate time MORE's (R) retirement.
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"This stuff is so expensive and no one knows when it's going to gain traction or make money," said Michelle Krebs, executive analyst at AutoTrader, a car sales website.
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TikTok, owned by Beijing-based parent company Bytedance, has exploded in popularity and become one of the few Chinese-owned social media apps to gain traction in Western countries.
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ZURICH, April 19 (Reuters) - ABB reported its best start to the year since 2015 on Thursday, a sign the Swiss engineering company's turnaround plan had started to gain traction.
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What looms in the near future is to see how this all plays out within chatbot experiences as they seem poised to gain traction with Facebook's muscle behind them.
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It was also par for the course to see startups out of the region move to the U.S., and take on U.S. investors, as they started to gain traction.
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This particular idea, which Wali and nine other full time employees are working on from Seattle, involves a few interesting facets that could potentially help the currency gain traction.
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Gillibrand, a U.S. senator from New York, has struggled to gain traction in the crowded field of more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates vying to challenge President Donald Trump.
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Valeant bought Addyi for $1 billion shortly after it was approved for the U.S. market in 2015, but it has since struggled to gain traction among doctors and patients.
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Trump ran on improving the nation's roads, bridges and tunnels, but those policies have yet to take shape as the administration's $227 trillion infrastructure plan failed to gain traction.
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In March, while the administration's first crack at repealing Obamacare struggled to gain traction, the pair was on the slopes in Aspen, Colorado, for a family tradition ski trip.
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But Trump signed formal legislative principles outlining the spin-off plan this week, putting some muscle behind the effort, which has previously failed to gain traction on Capitol Hill.
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The BOT has left its policy interest rate unchanged at 1.50 percent, near record lows, since April 2015 as Southeast Asia's second-largest economy has struggled to gain traction.
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Analysts have been raising their rental volume and fleet utilization ratio forecasts for this year, a sign that a gradual recovery in Brazil's economy is expected to gain traction.
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Since the signing of the Oslo peace accords with Israel in the mid-1990s, Palestinian cultural and social initiatives have often failed to gain traction and find consistent leadership.
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It's unclear exactly when the phrase was first used and began to gain traction, but many teens say they first began to pick up on it over the summer.
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"YOLO's integration with Snapchat proved a savvy way to gain traction by leveraging the network effect of existing popular apps... to fuel adoption by Gen Z," the report says.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose on Thursday after data suggested the U.S. labor market is tightening and inflation is beginning to gain traction, which prompted investors to sell government debt.
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Nearly 60 House Democrats voted to introduce articles of impeachment against the president last December, an issue that has however failed to gain traction among Democratic leadership so far.
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But Trump's campaign has been wary of attacking individual candidates, with the belief that doing so could help contenders gain traction among voters in the anti-Trump Democratic base.
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Pelosi, 79, was in San Francisco for a Commonwealth Club of California event when she commented on the president's suggested reforms, which are unlikely to gain traction in Congress.
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The House passed a large package of bills related to the opioid epidemic earlier this year, but the group of legislation has yet to gain traction in the Senate.
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New financial technologies have been much slower to gain traction in the United States, where services like Apple Pay have been more of a curiosity than a disruptive force.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Sony Computer Entertainment is hoping to ride the coattails of its top-selling game console, the PlayStation 4, to gain traction in a new market: virtual reality.
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Why it matters: Global, national and even regional brands need to plan accordingly as the next generation of convenience stores starts to gain traction with millennial consumers and investors.
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The #MeToo movement that has taken off in the West has been slow to gain traction in Indonesia, which is the world's most populous Muslim country and socially conservative.
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Such a request is unlikely to gain traction with 5-Star's opponents, who allege that the maverick group is to blame for some of the most egregious smear campaigns.
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EQT's offer, which at the time was at a 35% premium to Vocus' previous closing share price, had come just as Vocus' turnaround plan was beginning to gain traction.
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State Senator Dennis Baxley, a Republican who wrote the Stand Your Ground law in 2005 and is a major gun-rights backer, doubts gun-control proposals will gain traction.
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He has told friends that he believes he is what the party needs as a presidential nominee, but has also acknowledged that his message has failed to gain traction.
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With his younger brother now retired, Manning's future as an NFL analyst could gain traction, especially with Romo's services now committed to CBS for most of this new decade.
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Biden, for instance, disavowed super PACs at the start of the election cycle, only to open the door to one such group as his campaign struggled to gain traction.
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Paula Vogel's "Indecent," a well-respected play that received three Tony Award nominations and two wins, will close on Broadway after struggling to gain traction at the box office.
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Chinese consumers have preferred more reliable Buicks, Volkswagens and Toyotas to the often substandard offerings from domestic manufacturers, while little-known Chinese models have struggled to gain traction overseas.
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While some lawmakers have pointed to a loophole clause allowing an exemption in "special circumstances", the proposal has failed to gain traction as mainstream policymakers see it as taboo.
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Eric Carter isn't as complicated or, as a result, as memorable, at least in the early going, though, by the fourth hour, the character has begun to gain traction.
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Tom Steyer tried one last Hail Mary to gain traction in the South Carolina Primary -- bringing up Juvenile at a campaign rally ... and shaking what his momma gave him.
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Similar bills have failed to gain traction in the Democratic-controlled House, where Republicans have failed so far in their effort to force a floor vote on the measures.
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Bill sponsors are still actively pushing to get the measure over the finish line in the House, but it's unclear whether the measure will be able to gain traction.
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In addition to the possibility of declining user growth, there is also the inability of Snap to gain traction outside the United States or outside its core young demographic.
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She faced tough questions about her range of policy proposals, and those attacks are only likely to increase as Buttigieg, Klobuchar and other moderate candidates try to gain traction.
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Virtual PPAs are slowly beginning to gain traction in Europe, and other companies considering the option include French luxury group Kering and Telecom Italia , two separate industry sources told Reuters.
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The defunding efforts could gain traction now that Republicans, who already control the U.S. House and Senate, are expanding their powers with this week's inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
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Still, they aren't without faults — they harbor bacteria and are near-impossible to clean, for starters — and that's exactly why silicone versions continue to gain traction as a viable alternative.
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And although Simoneschi doesn't think it will happen overnight, he believes that as merchants start to incentivize Open Banking payments for their customers, it is likely to quickly gain traction.
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As far as what her viewpoints are, can she gain traction, come outside the resist mode, as you characterized it, I don&apost think that&aposs where she really sits.
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Federal prosecutors say he was hoping to gain traction with fellow black metal enthusiasts by copycatting the former bassist of a Norwegian black metal band called Mayhem named Varg Vikernes.
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Uber's bungled response to the JFK strike, and its slow-motion response to CEO Travis Kalanick's participation in a Trump advisory committee (he eventually backed out) helped #DeleteUber gain traction.
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Ms. Rafi, 19, became a symbol of the abuse against women and a sign of how difficult it would be for any #MeToo-like movement to gain traction in Bangladesh.
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I mean if they're already out there like this and it's hard for them to gain traction as it is, how will Democrats make the case that impeachment is necessary?
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Meade's campaign has struggled to gain traction, and he is trailing in third in most of the latest opinion polls, well behind the front-runner, leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Clinton could also gain traction with Republicans disillusioned with Trump by signaling that she would work with House Speaker Paul Ryan to reform the U.S. corporate tax system, he added.
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Virtual PPAs are slowly beginning to gain traction in Europe, and other companies considering the option include French luxury group Kering and Telecom Italia, two separate industry sources told Reuters.
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It raised 3.6 million pounds ($4.7 million) from this year's London stock listing, and is betting that halal cosmetics will gain traction beyond their current strongholds of Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Image: Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), Mr. David Gunning, DARPAThis past year, the AI community made headway towards that goal as the field of explainable AI (XAI) started to gain traction.
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It's not impossible to imagine Weinstein tumbling prior to 2017, but the fact that he already seemed to be caught in a downward spiral certainly helped the story gain traction.
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Ernst Van Dyk, the men's push-rim second place finisher from South Africa, put sandpaper on his gloves to gain traction between his hands and the wheel of his chair.
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Pro-choice leaders say they expect such bans to gain traction primarily among smaller, more rural cities, which already lack abortion clinics and have made abortion care difficult to access.
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Why it's a big deal: Large enterprises are turning more to outsourced tech project development as things like machine learning and blockchain gain traction within... Oh, who are we kidding?
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Looking ahead, Naqvi hopes the Chinese bourses will boost Pakistan's tiny corporate debt market, which has struggled to gain traction as Pakistani companies continue to turn to banks for loans.
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The issue's championing by some celebrities, and well-organized groups on social media, caused the conspiracy theory to gain traction — and an increase in non-medical exemptions for mandatory vaccinations.
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While the incoming Congress is unlikely to enact a carbon tax, it may eventually gain traction by boosting revenue and offsetting other taxes while promoting cost-effective reductions in emissions.
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As public anti-immigrant sentiments fester and proposed federal policies to severely restrict immigration gain traction — especially among low-skilled immigrants — workforce shortages in the industry could be further exacerbated.
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But the company's third-quarter earnings fell short of estimates for the first time in two years, as its latest batch of promotions failed to gain traction with U.S. consumers.
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Apple counts China as its third-largest region by sales but it has lost market share in recent years as high-end handsets from local rivals continue to gain traction.
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ABC's "This Week": John Kasich and Sanders, both struggling to gain traction in their primary races, make appeals to voters after the dust settles on a Saturday filled with primaries.
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While Chinese brands like Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi have struggled to gain traction in the U.S., they all outpace Apple in terms of units sold in China, according to .
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Julián Castro, the former mayor of San Antonio, has the most comprehensive and, arguably, interesting immigration platform of any of the presidential candidates, though he's currently struggling to gain traction.
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Nike "has failed to gain traction" in hiring and promoting more women and minorities to senior-level positions, according to a memo Nike's HR Chief sent to employees on Wednesday.
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Sentry's continued popularity can be chalked up to the fact that it's an open source product – something that lets it get into a number of bigger companies and gain traction.
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The ban may advance a sanctions strategy that is struggling to gain traction against the government of President Nicolás Maduro, but it will do little to protect the United States.
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AB InBev believes that Bon & Viv, which Marques noted is "growing rapidly," will continue to gain traction among health-conscious drinkers looking for beverages lower in alcohol, sugar or calories.
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When Mr. Bloomberg was mentioned as a possible presidential candidate shortly after he left office at the end of 2013, Mr. Trump's advisers told him he would never gain traction.
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But entering markets where the brand is unknown is a gamble, and it could take years to gain traction, said James Chao, Asia-Pacific chief of consultancy IHS Markit Automotive.
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Sadly, the truth is that none of these arguably more important issues will gain traction within a community continually used as a political bargaining chip on the question of immigration.
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So while Mr. Johnson's tactical plays have blown up in his face and his harsh rhetoric has caused outrage, the campaign for a second referendum has yet to gain traction.
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But even more narrow proposals such as that bill, which has yet to pick up any additional co-sponsors, have failed to gain traction in the chamber to this point.
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"I thought of the idea of faking Alexia's death and then doing a thing on YouTube thanking everyone and explaining to everyone it was just to gain traction," he said.
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Citigroup has struggled to gain traction since it has yet to snatch away meaningful market share from powerful incumbents like JPMorgan Chase & Co, Goldman Sachs Group Inc , and Morgan Stanley.
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But what should Obama World do if it sees Harris (or Cory Booker, or Julián Castro, both of whom are viewed with favor by this camp) struggling to gain traction?
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"A short-term recovery in the consumer environment seems unlikely," Mr Price said, adding that meaningful growth in South Africa will only return when broad-based structural reforms gain traction.
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The News Feed model has become frightening in recent years (not least to Facebook itself), but competing products like Apple's News Plus or Facebook News have struggled to gain traction.
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The Secure Act, which also contains several other provisions aimed at boosting retirement savings, passed overwhelmingly in the House in May but has failed to gain traction in the Senate.
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These developments have struggled to gain traction amid the many competing stories about Mr. Trump and his presidential transition, including Tuesday night's release of unverified allegations against the president-elect.
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Biosimilars continue to gain traction in the U.S. as a result of momentum from policymakers, regulators and others in government to drive patient access to this important category of medicine.
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A recent Quinnipiac poll shows Democrats continuing to gain traction in the House of Representatives with 51 percent favoring the party led by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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A suggestion, from the Chamber of Commerce and others, that these measures should be paid for by raising the gas tax is unlikely to gain traction in an election year.
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He won the Iowa caucuses in the 2008 presidential race, but failed to gain traction this year as Mr. Trump galvanized voters with the same populist message that Mr. Huckabee used.
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While Powertech hopes the $600 million deal will help it gain traction in the all-important China market, Tsai is concerned Tsinghua would have too much control in Taiwan's chip industry.
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The banking industry is hopeful that its years-long efforts to water down the legislation's requirements can gain traction now that Republicans control both chambers of Congress and the White House.
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Whether it's frequent blog posts, videos, graphs or eBooks, generating quality content can help your startup gain traction by generating a little buzz — even if you aren't currently selling a product.
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Despite qualifying and participating in the June Democratic debates, Swalwell's campaign has failed to gain traction in the crowded field of candidates and has dwindled on the lower end of polling.
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"A lot has changed in the U.S retail industry since late 2017, with the industry finally starting to gain traction from investments made over the past couple of years," Moody's said.
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Carville is absolutely entitled to his opinion that Bernie Sanders is a bad presidential candidate; it could certainly be the case that leftist policy ideas are destined to not gain traction.
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Whatever popular features Facebook wants — and if it fails to gain traction either through its own clone or through an acquisition — it'll use Instagram's large, influential install base to get it.
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Investors' declining trading activity comes as yield has become increasingly scarce, and if the trend persists, it could mean that other investment alternatives, whether robo-advisors or index funds, gain traction.
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Chinese manufacturing activity (PMI) remained weak in May amid soft demand at home and abroad, suggesting the world's second largest economy is still struggling to gain traction, despite strong credit growth.
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This might seem like an ominous news for Microsoft since the company has struggled to gain traction in any of these consumer markets (it has had modest success with the Xbox).
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Social is tough given Facebook's utter dominance, so we wouldn't be hugely surprised to see Fiesta — which is initially available for Android, with an iOS version planned — struggle to gain traction.
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China and India are two markets where Apple has looked for growth, and the company has made significant investments in India to help it gain traction among its 1.2 billion consumers.
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One theory that began to gain traction claimed that Rich had been leaking DNC documents to Wikileaks — something Wikileaks propped up by offering a $20,000 reward for information about Rich's death.
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In March, while the administration's first crack at repealing Obamacare struggled to gain traction, she and her husband were on the slopes in Aspen, Colorado, for a family tradition ski trip.
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Republican strategist John Feehery said the media's focus on Russia has made it difficult for Democrats to gain traction with their efforts to tar Gorsuch, whose confirmation hearings began this week.
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While the company has recently focused more on tools like Jira, Bitbucket and Trello, Confluence has continued to gain traction as a content collaboration tool for technical and non-technical teams.
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The Trump administration's infrastructure proposal, which suggested $200 billion in federal spending would trigger $1.5 trillion in investments, failed to gain traction in Congress when the Republican Party controlled both chambers.
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That's not necessarily something the luxury car buyer is used to, of course, but it does allow the company to test new features and expand on them as they gain traction.
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MORE EASING ON THE WAY Signs are growing that a flurry of support measures are starting to gain traction, after China's economic growth slowed last year to a 28-year low.
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The API began to gain traction, however, and after several companies asked to integrate it, Liu and Liew decided to focus on Xfers and applied to Y Combinator's summer 2015 class.
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While the administration formally unveiled its infrastructure framework in February, it failed to gain traction in Congress, as lawmakers shifted to other priorities like immigration and a large government spending bill.
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Two sources said that after failing to gain traction from reporters on his theory, Whelan worked with CRC's president, Greg Mueller, to devise a strategy that would draw attention to it.
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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND, Wednesday Struggling to gain traction in the race, the U.S. senator from New York was looking for a chance on Wednesday night to burst into the party's top tier.
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The elimination of the service has been rumored for several months, with reports that the company was going to shutter the service because it had failed to gain traction with users.
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The fight is the latest sign that shareholder activism, though still rare, is beginning to gain traction in India, where companies face few challenges from investors and governance problems are common.
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She has struggled to gain traction in the polls, with the RealClearPolitics average of polls listing her in the bottom half of the field, polling at an average of 0.4 percent.
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A petition to outlaw funk music because of its explicit treatment of violence, sex and drugs gained more than 13,000 signatures last year but has failed to gain traction in Congress.
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In the end, for example, Bloomberg's version of Bolsa Família failed to gain traction in New York, and there are indications it may work better in rural than in urban areas.
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To gain traction in a marketplace where satire spews out daily from would-be humorists and social commentary can be delivered in 280 characters, the brand must deliver in unique ways.
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In late-January, as the coronavirus outbreak began to pick up steam in China and gain traction in other parts of Asia, analysts began sounding the alarm for the airline industry.
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The PlayStation 53 can support 4K gaming and even 8K, although 8K gaming has yet to gain traction given the challenges of loading graphic-intense games during fast-paced, interactive scenes.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) quarter-point reductions in June and July have struggled to gain traction amid tepid consumption at home and global uncertainty cast by the Sino-U.
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That idea began to gain traction around the time of China's exit from this year's Asian Cup, where it was eliminated in the quarterfinals, 3-0, by Iran, the Asian powerhouse.
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Watching the #MeToo movement gain traction, as women's voices were finally heard and powerful men finally, finally experienced consequences, felt like a restoration, as if someone was coloring me in again.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) quarter-point reductions in June and July have struggled to gain traction amid tepid consumption at home and global uncertainty cast by the Sino-U.
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Biden's victory, in which he beat national frontrunner Sanders by nearly 30 percentage points, could potentially revive a campaign that has underperformed in early state contests and struggled to gain traction.
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Schultz must gain traction among disaffected Democrats and Republicans and persuade them — along with a lion's share of independents — that they have no options in either of the two major parties.
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In a race where even the most optimistic of candidates have struggled to gain traction, Patrick's advisers have faith in his ability to hit the ground running speaking from the heart.
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While Buttigieg posted strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, he appears to face an uphill climb moving ahead to more diverse nominating states where he has struggled to gain traction.
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Taking on one of America's least popular presidents may not seem particularly heroic to many Democrats, but other Republicans gain traction by cutting the core of their party's identity as well.
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Netanyahu's potential indictment has also left observers of the peace process skeptical that any peace proposal could gain traction while Netanyahu finds himself in such a precarious legal and political situation.
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Known as virtual PPAs, these agreements are beginning to gain traction in Europe as companies move to bolster their green credentials and take advantage of locking in prices for their energy.
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But the plan has struggled to gain traction on the right, given its lack of a clear funding source and the potential for higher state payroll taxes to pay for it.
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But according to Amazon sellers who spoke to CNBC about the program, it was fraught with counterfeits from its early days and likely failed to gain traction among high-quality sellers.
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Other out-of-town companies have also struggled to gain traction in the Big Apple, including U.K.-based Foxtons, and Coldwell Banker, whose attempts to affiliate with Bellmarc ended in litigation.
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So far, Kerkhoff has struggled to gain traction on his strategic initiatives even as Thyssenkrupp's financial health deteriorated, narrowing the scope to be acquisitive and raising pressure to liquidate assets, say analysts.
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Leiweke left the Lightning in 2015 to become the COO of the NFL and didn't have any interest in leaving the league office until the project in Seattle began to gain traction.
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Even if a founder is able to gain traction against these odds, scaling is hard because of poor infrastructure, an ill-suited financial sector and uncertainty in the legal and political contexts.
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Picking an image from a popular show or movie, either past (Kermit the frog) or present (Game Of Thrones), or from a recent political event, can also help your meme gain traction.
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Once a business has passed through "Seed" or some other early-stage CORFO training, the approximately $90,000 "Scale" program helps them with funding and to gain traction in Chilean or other markets.
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Advocacy groups and nonprofits have been urging corporations like Apple to adopt policies that would make it easier for people to repair gadgets like the iPhone, but they're unable to gain traction.
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Some people said they now felt more confident to speak out against abuse, but others were fearful of repercussions and some said the campaign had failed to gain traction in their country.
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Buttigieg claims, however, that any of his billionaire donors and their funds are no more than a needed resource to gain traction in a crowded primary field, and eventually, against President Trump.
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His drive to pull the party further to the right has alarmed more moderate party members aware that his fiercely anti-immigrant stance will not gain traction with voters in western Germany.
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In this light, I, Tonya reads like a prologue for the current status quo of media coverage, which revolves around glimmering spectacles that draw in public attention, and gain traction over time.
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Cortana, however, isn't making much of a leap beyond the Windows platform, which has allowed other voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant to gain traction in the voice-powered devices space.
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Kurian joined Oracle from McKinsey in 1996 and was previously responsible for developing cloud computing products, an area where the company has struggled to gain traction against Salesforce, Microsoft, Amazon, and others.
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The archbishop of Uganda, Stanley Ntagali, said he walked out of the meeting on Tuesday after his proposal for the Americans and Canadians to repent and "voluntarily withdraw" did not gain traction.
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Bill Weld, who ran as the vice presidential candidate on the Libertarian Party ticket in 2016, is already running against Trump in the GOP primary, but he has failed to gain traction.
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If O'Shea's outlook proves correct and Apple struggles to gain traction with its new streaming service, we should probably get used to these promoted notifications begging us to give it a try.
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A leading banking lobby immediately attacked the proposals as "self-serving", and it remained far from clear that the plans would gain traction in Washington, despite the political connections of its proponents.
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For years, carmakers have struggled to gain economies of scale to bring down the cost of electric cars, which have failed to gain traction with consumers in part because of their price.
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Osterloh, who spoke on Wednesday, said the industry would struggle if electric cars did not gain traction with consumers given the investment companies were having to make to develop the new vehicles.
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Paul's legislation, which previously failed to gain traction when it was first introduced, comes as several GOP senators raise concerns about their own party's closed-door process for drafting its healthcare bill.
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O'Rourke raised $9.4 million in his first two weeks running for president in the first quarter, but then saw his fundraising dry up as he failed to gain traction in the polls.
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Connected Devices is supposed to act like a startup within Mozilla The layoffs follow Connected Devices' move away from Firefox phones, which failed to gain traction and were ultimately killed in December.
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Kurian joined Oracle from McKinsey in 1996 and was previously responsible for developing cloud computing products, an area where the company has struggled to gain traction against Salesforce, Microsoft, Amazon and others.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's home prices are likely to rise modestly this year as government support measures gain traction and more easing steps are widely expected in coming months, a Reuters poll showed.
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While Chinese brands like Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi have struggled to gain traction in the U.S., they all outpace Apple in terms of units sold in China, according to Canalys estimates.
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While Bloomberg has a tremendous personal wealth and could find support among the moderate wing of the Democratic Party, he might struggle to gain traction in the primary after entering so late.
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Editorial The reparations movement, which calls for compensating the descendants of generations of enslaved Americans going back 250 years, has failed to gain traction in this country for a variety of reasons.
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Jill Stein: The Democratic Party 'fakes left,' marches right Like Johnson, who has now been featured in two CNN town hall events, Stein also ran in 2012, but failed to gain traction.
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The steady attacks against Flake by Trump and his allies are part of the reason why Flake struggled to gain traction for his reelection efforts and will instead leave Washington in 2018.
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The broader issue for the White House is how to gain traction in the wake of the publication of a June 2016 email chain between Trump Jr. and music publicist Rob Goldstone.
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Activists have increasingly turned to the cyber realm to promote their agendas and political ideologies, compromising and defacing websites in order to send a message and gain traction with would-be supporters.
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The Shanghai-Hong Kong link was also launched with much fanfare, but it failed to gain traction for a long time after China's stock markets plunged more than 40 percent last summer.
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When Amazon started to gain traction with the Echo and Alexa, they went all in, and as a result have a strong lead in today's hottest segment of the consumer technology space.
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