Pew's latest report found that nonbelievers are gaining ground fast.
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But there are signs that Amazon is already gaining ground.
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Intel had been gaining ground amid Apple's dispute with Qualcomm.
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But several measures suggest that the game is gaining ground.
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But the poll shows Kasich gaining ground in recent days.
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Critics of the United Nations are gaining ground in Washington.
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But gaining ground won't be enough for them in November.
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Chris Christie, who has been gaining ground in the state.
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It's quickly gaining ground by signing deals with major brands.
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The Taliban are gaining ground and the Americans cannot win.
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"I think we're gaining ground on it," Mr. Williams said.
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Anchovies are gaining ground as a tasty and sustainable option.
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But polls show Quist, a local folk musician, gaining ground.
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And tech could keep gaining ground in the city regardless.
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ISIS is suffering setbacks in Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan ISIS is suffering setbacks in Syria and Iraq, but they are gaining ground in Afghanistan This segment originally aired Jan.
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Is he gaining ground among potential primary voters as a result?
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That is why a new approach, behavioural biometrics, is gaining ground.
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Recent polls have shown Jones gaining ground since the allegations surfaced.
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But McSally, now with the power of incumbency, is gaining ground.
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And it's also why gaining ground is undeniably good for them.
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In fact, in recent weeks, Shabab operatives have been gaining ground.
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Black men are not gaining ground as fast as black women.
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From Saudi Arabia's perspective, Iran seems to be gaining ground everywhere.
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But in the most recent polls, Biden had been gaining ground.
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The average poll also shows that Trump is gaining ground nationally.
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Sanders also appears to be gaining ground on a national level.
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Polling out Wednesday showed McSally gaining ground as the election approaches.
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Market volatility increased, with the Euro STOXX 50 Volatility Index gaining ground.
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But the point is that it's pretty clear Trump isn't gaining ground.
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Le Pen has been gaining ground since the 2012 French presidential election.
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Still, it is gaining ground as more successful experiments confirm his theory.
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On the Western Front, the Allies had been gaining ground since midsummer.
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Those services are gaining ground and chipping away at Netflix's market share.
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But it's not just Macy's that's gaining ground in the retail race.
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VantageScore is gaining ground and becoming more relevant with each passing year.
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A Chinese voice assistant has been rapidly gaining ground in recent months.
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Developing-world currencies rose against the dollar, with China's yuan gaining ground.
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And some of the populists' economic ideas appear to be gaining ground.
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Even before Michigan passed its new laws, the state was gaining ground.
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Ahead of the Nevada debate, Bloomberg was gaining ground in national polls.
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Other Chinese manufacturers, like Xiaomi and Oppo, have also been gaining ground.
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Boko Haram is gaining ground, launching sophisticated attacks on weary, underequipped soldiers.
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Iraqi forces are gaining ground in western Mosul Iraqi forces are gaining ground in western Mosul ISIS fighters are making their last stand in Mosul, trying to hold back Iraqi forces moving into the western half of the city.
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For the past decade, Islamist militant groups have been gaining ground in Africa.
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Republicans were also gaining ground on the president's enemies in the Justice Department.
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Firefighters are gaining ground against the Hill Fire, which has scorched 29,500 acres.
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But several US-based companies are gaining ground in the $17 billion market.
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Rosneft has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the country scrambles for cash.
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Recent polls have shown the race tightening, with Trump gaining ground on Clinton.
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But opposition forces are denying reports that Russia and Syria are gaining ground.
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In addition to Wal-Mart, Moody's says Best Buy is gaining ground online.
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Opinion polls showed centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron gaining ground on presidential favorite Fillon.
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Now it is one of many anti-establishment parties gaining ground in Europe.
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He pointed to recent polls showing Democrats gaining ground in five key states.
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While Amazon still leads the cloud infrastructure market, Microsoft has been gaining ground.
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He has been gaining ground backed by allies Egypt and United Arab Emirates.
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But at the same time we don't see that Haftar is gaining ground.
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He has been gaining ground, backed by allies Egypt and United Arab Emirates.
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While Apple may be lagging behind Spotify overall, it's still gaining ground fast.
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Germany's far-right party is gaining ground — we spoke to its leaders Germany's far-right party is gaining ground — we spoke to its leaders In Germany, a far-Right populist party has wrested itself from the political fringes into the mainstream.
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Ola leads the ride-sharing market in India, but Uber has been gaining ground.
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As super-sized companies swat at such tiny attackers, another foe is gaining ground.
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Launched about a year ago, Folio is gaining ground in the real estate community.
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But the good news for Republicans here is that it appears they're gaining ground.
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With radical parties gaining ground, the next Commission may be more lenient or weaker.
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As program improvements are gaining ground, more and more Veterans are served each day.
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"Pled" is gaining ground, but "pleaded" is still three times as common in books.
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The company's stock price has held up, gaining ground in a volatile stock market.
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When you look at the Senate, though, Republicans do seem to be gaining ground.
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This win reflects how CRRC has been steadily gaining ground in the United States.
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A handful of bra and underwear upstarts are gaining ground by being more inclusive.
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DE) rose 3.5 percent after saying it was gaining ground on competitors Salesforce (CRM.
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Buttigieg supporters should be excited at the South Bend mayor gaining ground in Iowa.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is gaining ground on top-tier White House contenders Sen.
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While Amazon is the dominant cloud company, competitors like Microsoft are gaining ground, fast.
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For Microsoft, which is gaining ground on Amazon, growth runs straight through the cloud.
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Al Gore was gaining ground fast, which could have prompted a full-blown recount.
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Hope Hicks, Mr. Trump's spokeswoman, said the campaign was on course and gaining ground.
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The Massachusetts senator appears to be gaining ground primarily at the expense of Sanders.
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In a strange turn, the National Front has been gaining ground in the banlieues.
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Germany, like so many countries, has seen the anti-immigrant, far right gaining ground.
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Religious agendas contrary to human rights have been gaining ground all over the country.
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Yes, it was rather shocking to see the far right gaining ground in Germany.
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It also comes at a time when feminist activist movements are gaining ground in Kerala.
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It's had to stop that practice, opening the way for competitors to begin gaining ground.
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Ads remain the dominant form of business on the internet, though subscriptions are gaining ground.
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While the United States leads the world in AI capabilities today, China is gaining ground.
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It's no wonder that populists are gaining ground against established parties that haven't delivered results.
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Gaming provides growth opportunities and there is evidence IronSource is gaining ground in the sector.
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His biggest problem in gaining ground with this constituency (and every constituency) is Joe Biden.
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Azure is gaining ground on Amazon's AWS unit, the industry heavyweight in cloud computing services.
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Support for old political parties has withered, while populist, anti-EU parties are gaining ground.
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His argument, that the euro-using states should be more like Germany, is gaining ground.
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While Cruz remains the favorite, polls have continued to show the Democratic challenger gaining ground.
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Google's own smart speaker, Home, is gaining ground, with about one-quarter of the market.
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Trump has been gaining ground in the polls both nationally and in several battleground states.
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As a result, rivals like Panera Bread, Five Guys and Shake Shack are gaining ground.
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You can't help but think Trump's standing has something to do with Reeves gaining ground.
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Germany's trade-sensitive DAX led the way, with the China-exposed auto sector gaining ground.
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That left the marchers' People's Peace Movement as, effectively, the only effort still gaining ground.
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In the ride-sharing battle of David vs Goliath, smaller, nimbler David may be gaining ground.
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Joseph Dunford to accept more risk for US troops in hope of gaining ground on ISIS.
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Around the world, the view that the change is both deep and lasting is gaining ground.
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Kaczynski seemed to acknowledge that anti-Semitism was gaining ground in the face of the criticism.
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Even though the yuan still has a long way to travel, it is quickly gaining ground.
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This, in turn, added to market volatility, with the Euro STOXX 50 Volatility Index gaining ground.
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Another, less strict, bill was gaining ground last year before Cruz put a hold on it.
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And Republicans appear to be gaining ground in the race for registered voters in swing states.
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As with the Quinnipiac polls, the surveys show Mr. Trump gaining ground in the last month.
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Polls suggest Ms. Graham and Mr. Levine are in the lead, with Mr. Gillum gaining ground.
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A new conventional wisdom is gaining ground suggesting that recycling may not be worth the effort.
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They were still behind, in that case, Bird at that time, but they were gaining ground.
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And the Taliban, with the hard-line Haqqani Network in their top leadership, are gaining ground.
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He declined to provide a new figure on Wednesday but stressed the company is gaining ground.
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In the GOP primary, political analysts say despite Warren's deficit with name recognition, he is gaining ground.
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Unions declined, and shareholder value conquered America, then Europe and Japan, where it is still gaining ground.
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American girls, however, have already been gaining ground in those subjects in recent years, the organization said.
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Now esports – or competitive video gaming – as an officially recognized sporting event, is gaining ground among policymakers.
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It released a slew of financial data, revealing that, yeah, the company is gaining ground on Uber.
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The firm has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the cash-strapped leftist government scrambles for cash.
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There's an idea that's been gaining ground in the tech community lately: Everyone should learn to code.
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Referendums are gaining ground in other European countries that normally rely on a system of parliamentary democracy.
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Reflecting investors' defensive stance, domestic-demand sensitive stocks outperformed, with utilities, drugmakers and railroad companies gaining ground.
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But the mounting costs of tariffs have hindered American firms from gaining ground on foreign competitors. Rep.
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But Microsoft has been gaining ground fast in recent years, establishing itself as the second-strongest provider.
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In China, high-end phones from other brands have been gaining ground by undercutting Apple on price.
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But he has been gaining ground in recent weeks, and the attack might provide a final push.
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Stocks recovered from early losses to nose higher on Monday, with all three major indexes gaining ground.
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In Syria, the American-led coalition has been gaining ground on the Islamic State's stronghold of Raqqa.
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But as we close out 2019 and head into 2020, it seems that Trump is gaining ground.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng (HSI) was up 0.3% at market open, gaining ground after posting losses Thursday.
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Microsoft says it is gaining ground, pointing to customers such as Navistar, the manufacturer of trucks and buses.
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Its rival Sinemia has more modest plans that are still a good deal, and its been gaining ground.
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Reflecting investors' defensive stance, domestic-demand sensitive stocks fared better, with utilities, drugmakers and railroad companies gaining ground.
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And then just slowly through the entire campaign, she's just been gaining ground and nobody else really has.
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Third, in a country where feminism is gaining ground, 11 of the new cabinet's 17 members are women.
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Support for greater restraint is gaining ground, according to Stephen Wertheim, a historian who teaches at Columbia University.
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But the hard-left Economic Freedom Fighters, who might be worse than the ANC, are gaining ground, too.
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With photography gaining ground as an artform, the exhibition was a riposte to those who declared painting dead.
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While Amazon accounts for roughly 29% of all e-commerce sales in the U.S., Walmart is gaining ground.
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Rubio is gaining ground, say some, elevated by good debates and the feeling that he is the future.
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The GOP rivals are locked in a close race in Iowa while national polls show Cruz gaining ground.
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Flexible office space is gaining ground globally, but Moufarrige said he believes co-working has already become passe.
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Donald J. Trump is calling the primary system "rigged," as Ted Cruz is gaining ground with Republican delegates.
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The Russian firm has been gaining ground in Venezuela as the cash-strapped leftist government scrambles for cash.
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Competitive edge: AWS is still the leader in its market, but Microsoft and Google are increasingly gaining ground.
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Falcon started off more popular, but Bertucci appears to be gaining ground in a handful of recent polls.
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"Mass timber" construction is gaining ground, although not all environmentalists agree on its potential for slowing climate change.
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Female empowerment With the #MeToo movement gaining ground, it was bound to hit the year's biggest television event.
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Opinion polls suggest a new vote would still end in stalemate, although the center-right is gaining ground.
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Several recent national polls have shown Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, gaining ground on Clinton, the Democratic nominee.
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The third big digital advertising recipient is Amazon, which is far behind the leaders but gaining ground fast.
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Vox is gaining ground in opinion polls, but there are huge differences in how far and how fast.
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But Facebook has repeatedly said it's gaining ground in the fight against fake news, a claim it reiterated Thursday.
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A handful of bra and underwear upstarts, like ThirdLove and Adore Me, are gaining ground by being more inclusive.
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" Pentagon officials have also said that ISIS fighters seemed to be gaining ground and were "well-positioned to rebuild.
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One approach that is gaining ground involves getting police officers and social workers to respond to emergency calls together.
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Recent polls also show Trump taking a lead in swing states Ohio and Florida while gaining ground in Colorado.
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And in a press conference, President Donald Trump praised his party, and himself, for gaining ground in the Senate.
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Miners were the only group gaining ground, with Fresnillo up 2.7 percent after it posted record annual silver production.
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That means it's gaining ground but still lags Spotify, which in March said it had over 50 million subscribers.
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Trump is finally gaining ground on Clinton in campaign fundraising, and he's showing encouraging signs among small-dollar donors.
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Local financial markets had already surged on Tuesday as a survey by polling firm Ibope showed Bolsonaro gaining ground.
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Food delivery apps are gaining ground in China as the country's biggest internet firms set up "cut-price services".
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It asserts that Republicans are gaining ground on Democrats with less than two weeks to go until Election Day.
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With four days left until New Hampshire's primary, Rubio is gaining ground on front-runner Trump, according to polls.
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Firefighters are finally gaining ground against a massive fire that's left at least six people dead in northern California.
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It is also gaining ground as an event where dealers can make sales, up to a certain price-point.
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While all eyes are on McIlroy and Spieth, others, like the 27-year-old Brooks Koepka, are gaining ground.
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As Sears has struggled with heavy debts and slumping sales, these players have been gaining ground in the category.
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DE) announced upbeat results in the seasonally tough first quarter, saying it was gaining ground on competitors Salesforce (CRM.
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The concept of a shorter working week has been gaining ground in recent years, both in the U.K. and internationally.
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It's possible, especially as the notion that nature deserves its own legal rights has been gaining ground in recent years.
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The Taliban has been gaining ground, particularly in Helmand province, where it controls a third of the province's 14 districts.
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The Taliban have been gaining ground, particularly in Helmand province, where they control a third of the province's 14 districts.
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By earning their fourth victory in six games, the Angels kept Boston from gaining ground in the American League East.
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Instead, the 2016 campaign is showing how viscerally the paranoia of a majority can take aim at those gaining ground.
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NOTES: Minnesota entered the game leading the series with Sacramento 53-51, but the Kings have been gaining ground quickly.
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Light therapy is also gaining ground as we understand better the disruptive effects of artificial light on focus and sleep.
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In southern Mali, hardier crops are gaining ground, particularly as farmers see the results in their own fields, they say.
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Despite gaining ground, Penney's annual revenue remains well short of the $19.9 billion it reached less than a decade ago.
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While both movie theater executives seem unruffled by Netflix, this isn't to say the online streaming giant isn't gaining ground.
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Europe's largest tech company by stock market valuation said Tuesday it was gaining ground on its competitors in the cloud.
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While Detroit and Silicon Valley race to design the car of the future, Europe and China are quietly gaining ground.
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The most recent poll suggested that Rubio was gaining ground, but no recent polls have shown him ahead of Trump.
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That's alarming for multiple reasons — starting with the fact that the alt-right has been rapidly gaining ground on YouTube.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A new term is gaining ground in Thailand's political vocabulary: "Chung-Chart", which translates roughly as "nation-hater".
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"The threat is gaining ground," Foreign Minister Alpha Barry of Burkina Faso told a security conference in Munich in February.
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And with the insurgents gaining ground steadily in the past two years, the Taliban have even less incentive to negotiate.
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However, chicken sandwiches are gaining ground with consumers faster than burgers are, according to market research firm The NPD Group.
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But even August E. Flentje, the Justice Department's lawyer, sensed he was not gaining ground with that line of argument.
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The market has been gaining ground throughout the Trump impeachment process as Wall Street bets on a Clinton-like outcome.
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Pretty Perfect Google is still new to the hardware game — 2016 was its first major outing — but it's quickly gaining ground.
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While many analysts don't expect Le Pen to win, the fact that she's been gaining ground has put markets on edge.
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She's now consistently polling in second or third place in the primaries and gaining ground on Sanders and frontrunner Joe Biden.
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What is a concern, though, is the fact that these nationalistic, anti-immigrant parties are gaining ground in the first place.
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Ben Carson had been gaining ground and, for a few days in November, took the lead in the RealClearPolitics polling average.
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In South Africa Julius Malema of the Economic Freedom Fighters has been gaining ground by promising to seize white-owned land.
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For marginalized voices being penalized by the algorithm, even as hate groups are gaining ground, the issue can feel very fraught.
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After that, Trump heads to North Carolina, another state where he could be gaining ground, for visits to Concord and Selma.
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With polls also showing the PTI gaining ground, Khan is increasingly being tipped by analysts to be the next prime minister.
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ISIS first emerged last year in the country's east, gaining ground and support fast, often among disaffected Taliban or Afghan youth.
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We're (gradually) gaining ground for women's rights around the world, and we've mounted an aggressive attack on the gender wage gap.
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As such, defense hawks appear to be gaining ground on the budget hawks in discussions over national security and spending. 5.
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However, more extreme versions—which have been shown to have some health benefits—are also gaining ground, particularly among gym goers.
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When Donald Trump started gaining ground in the 2016 Republican primaries, John Di Domenico might as well have won the lottery.
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Critics have also questioned their morals, with the idea gaining ground that they value "stuff" more than family bonding on Thanksgiving.
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The AfD's rise has also helped fracture German politics, with fringe parties on both the right and the left gaining ground.
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Instead of consolidating support as other candidates drop out, Trump is falling while Cruz, Rubio and Kasich are all gaining ground.
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Income inequality continues to increase worldwide, with educated individuals gaining ground quickly in innovation economies, while lower-skilled workers fall behind.
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Venmo was a key part of PayPal's performance, growing its TPV by 2800% YoY to $2250 billion, gaining ground on Zelle.
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The real future of data federation and data security within federal agencies lies in data virtualization technologies that are gaining ground.
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The result demonstrated the increasing fragmentation of Hong Kong's political landscape, with anti-China sentiment gaining ground particularly among the young.
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T-Series had been rapidly gaining ground, adding around 90,000 subscribers a day more than PewDiePie in October, Tubular Labs said.
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And one takeaway from this astonishing presidential election is that fake news is gaining ground, empowering nuts and undermining our democracy.
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One area where Microsoft is gaining ground is with software developers, who typically favored AWS, which provided many self-service tools.
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However, a recent Winthrop poll showed the Vermont senator gaining ground, with Biden holding only a five-point lead over Sanders.
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Taylor Swift faces a smaller degree of snubbing this year, but she's gaining ground back from the complete shutout of reputation.
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Though epayments solutions are slowly gaining ground in many nations in the Middle-Eastern region, cash is still the king there.
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The stock market has been gaining ground throughout the Trump impeachment process as Wall Street bets on a Clinton-like outcome.
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And attacks on Sanders could hurt the appeal of his populist message, now gaining ground in the Democratic Party's resurgent left.
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Those interested in whether Google is gaining ground on plans to find revenue sources beyond ads should look at two numbers:
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Luxury fashion retailers are gaining ground online — but they're still lagging much of the retail industry when it comes to digital sales.
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This idea is gaining ground as more and more people accept that robots and artificial intelligence will kill a lot of jobs.
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Bernie Sanders' pitch on income inequality doesn't have much punch when people at the bottom of the income spectrum are gaining ground.
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If they want to start gaining ground, particularly among America's youngest voters—and believe me they do—then they better get moving.
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Moderates in Iran appear to be gaining ground after two national elections last week seen as a referendum on the nuclear deal.
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In the US it's gaining ground because the government hasn't banned it and because one bitter cupful will get you really stoned.
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In the realm of high fashion, luxury sites such as Richemont-owned Net-A-Porter or Farfetch have been gaining ground, too.
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Some recent reports have indicated Lyft may be gaining ground on Uber, but it's tough to tell how accurate the data is.
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While the technology is gaining ground, Wanjiku noted the construction industry in Kenya is rigid when it comes to adopting new technologies.
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The issue has spurred a campaign to eliminate the "tampon tax" and it has been gaining ground across the country and beyond.
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Ad-supported offerings like The Roku Channel and free linear TV services like Viacom's Pluto TV have been gaining ground in 2019.
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Asian stocks closed higher on Wednesday, with major markets in the region gaining ground even as trade anxieties lingered in the background.
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Resurgent Taliban forces are gaining ground in rural areas and are carrying out barbaric attacks in the heart of Kabul, the capital.
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Ever more needed in moments when there is an atmosphere of extreme right politics gaining ground and people are looking for scapegoats.
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Also gaining ground in poll: Ted Cruz, up from 12 percent to 15, and Jeb Bush, up a point to 85033 percent.
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However, Kjellberg was able to stave off T-Series gaining ground, thanks to a massive social-media campaign by PewDiePie's loyal fans.
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Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement is gaining ground over the ruling Democratic Party (PD) and center-right, an Ipsos poll showed.
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Warren is also gaining ground — her numbers have surged ahead by seven percentage points since June, while Biden's have dipped by three.
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"There is a sentiment gaining ground to the effect that the public wants its politics 'straight,' " a journalist wrote the following year.
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Mr. Enke notes that communal morality has been gaining ground since 2010 among conservatives responding to an online questionnaire about moral foundations.
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After bitcoin's struggles last month, several analysts see other digital coins gaining ground in a cryptocurrency world that is trying to mature.
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"We're gaining ground, but yet we're staying even," said Toni Smith, the executive director of the Baker Arts Center in Liberal, Kan.
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Arizona is one of only nine Republican Senate seats up for grabs, and perhaps the minority party's best chance of gaining ground.
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He said those who argue the economy is crumbling and foreign enemies are gaining ground are "peddling fiction" and full of "hot air."
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Yet with smartwatches gaining ground and fitness trackers historically stagnating, I'll be curious to see how many people care about this new device.
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Afghanistan expansion ISIS first emerged last year in the country's east, gaining ground and support fast, often among disaffected Taliban or Afghan youth.
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While all cloud services are behind Amazon's market share of more than 30 percent, Azure has been slowly gaining ground in the marketplace.
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So if you're the Rubio campaign, looking at this landscape, you might say: Why change what we're doing when we're actually gaining ground?
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However, data from an ideological measure by FiscalNote shows us the people drafting those policies haven't gotten more partisan, despite Republicans gaining ground.
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Recruitment base ISIS first emerged in 2015 in the country's east, gaining ground and support fast, often among disaffected Taliban and Afghan youth.
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Apple is gaining ground in winning the hearts and minds of the American public in the battle with the federal government over encryption.
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Harris has been gaining ground on Biden in opinion polls after she delivered a strong performance at the first Democratic debate last month.
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Four years ago, Hong Kong was ranked 11th worldwide and 9th in Asia-Pacific, but mainland cities such as Shanghai are gaining ground.
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But-- you can say that we both-- misjudged the retail versus-- brand fight, as to-- who would be gaining ground on the other.
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But it's not just Zika or dengue — other mosquito-borne illnesses, including Chikungunya, West Nile, and Japanese encephalitis virus are gaining ground, too.
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Turkey launched a military incursion into Syria in August to push Islamic State militants from its border and stop Kurdish fighters gaining ground.
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Gillespie rejected that characterization and said he was gaining ground against Northam because of his substantive policies and plans to bolster Virginia's economy.
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The idea of Medicare for All is gaining ground among progressive Democrats, and is becoming a major issue on the 2020 campaign trail.
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Moreover, medical abortion, achieved by taking two kinds of pills, is gaining ground on surgical abortion and is much more difficult to stop.
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But with its decision to turn off the cameras for some of its daily press briefings, the White House is quickly gaining ground.
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Yes, but: For all its current success — and it is gaining ground on Intel — AMD recently cut its financial outlook for the year.
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Syrian government forces have been gaining ground across the country under the cover of Russian airstrikes and now control the five largest cities.
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This further boosts the view that China's economy is gaining ground, after manufacturing PMI readings earlier this week also came in stronger than expected.
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From vegetable-based salami to imitation barbecue ribs, plant-based charcuterie is increasingly gaining ground among consumers due largely to health and environmental reasons.
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In an age when open-v-closed themes like immigration are rising in salience, those with clear stances on that spectrum are gaining ground.
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Amazon Video is reported to be gaining ground on Netflix in Europe, out-performing Netflix in Germany only a few months after its launch.
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In Italy, Salvini's actions and rhetoric have been popular with voters, with his right-wing League party gaining ground in municipal elections on Sunday.
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Finance Minister Lou Jiwei has attempted to inspire confidence among global investors, resulting in the offshore yuan gaining ground against a basket of currencies.
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Some unsettling recent incidents suggest violence against journalists -- and claims that it's just a joke -- is gaining ground as a "new normal" for reporters.
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In a moment of increased attention on fixing America's broken criminal justice system, calls to reform capital punishment are gaining ground across the country.
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Where right-wing populism—like the Brexit campaign—is gaining ground on the continent, it is often in the most developed, economically globalised regions.
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The poll showed Fernando Haddad, a leftist, gaining ground and indicated that Bolsonaro would likely lose against him and other opponents in an Oct.
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Minutes from the March meeting revealed Wednesday that the Fed sees the economy growing at a solid pace and inflation gaining ground as well.
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If more Democrats come out against Pelosi, it would show that the opposition is gaining ground in its effort to derail her speakers' bid.
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It's interesting that smaller progressive economies such as Switzerland, Sweden and Norway are gaining ground on the big traditional markets of Italy and Spain.
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ISIS first emerged in the summer of 2015 in the country's east, fast gaining ground and support, often among disaffected Taliban or Afghan youth.
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This summer, the idea that Al Hol is not just a humanitarian blight, but also a flashpoint for ISIS resurgence, has been gaining ground.
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Yes. Are the people who are pushing for a return to conflict not those who are gaining ground in a number of European countries?
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While paid family leave is quietly gaining ground in state legislatures, federal policy and debate related to the issue has been noisy and disjointed.
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"The Islamists are pushing boundaries and gaining ground," said Rainer Heufers, executive director of the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies, a nongovernmental think tank.
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This poll is part of a trend that has seen Bernie overtaking Warren and gaining ground on Biden nationally and in the early states.
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Google's Android Auto has been steadily gaining ground with car manufacturers, but has been quite limited geographically, as it was available only in 11 countries.
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GrubHub (GRUB) was gaining ground in premarket trading after Credit Suisse also raised its rating on the online food delivery platform to outperform from neutral.
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" This step, a Pentagon press release noted, is "happening as Iraqi security forces and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters are gaining ground as they advance toward Mosul.
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Fire crews are gaining ground against a Northern California wildfire that forced more than 1,000 people to flee their homes and has destroyed 12 homes.
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Four opinion polls published on Saturday showed Labour gaining ground on the Conservatives, with one giving May's party a lead of just one percentage point.
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EDM may be undergoing massive cultural changes across the globe, but in China, the genre is gaining ground among a crop of super-young producers.
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That is impressive given that local firms are gaining ground from multinationals in the emerging economies where Unilever makes almost two-thirds of its sales.
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To be fair, it's highly unlikely Donald Trump will win Wisconsin, but the overall trend is irrefutable: Trump has been gaining ground on Hillary Clinton.
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Miners provided the biggest uplift to the FTSE as base metal prices rose, with copper and lead gaining ground on prospects of a supply squeeze.
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French yields fell as a new centrist pact in the country's presidential election race eased market concerns about far-rightist Marine Le Pen gaining ground.
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Given that there's more 4K content available than ever (and HDR is slowly gaining ground), this will be a very welcome (and, frankly, overdue) update.
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They were part of Turkey's "Operation Euphrates Shield" meant to clear the jihadists from the border and prevent Kurdish militias gaining ground in their wake.
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Candy-flavored cigarettes have been banned since 2009, and the movement to ban menthol (mint flavoring) is gaining ground around the US and the globe.
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Republicans have better odds of gaining ground in the Senate, where 85033 Democrats are up for re-election in states President Trump won in 2016.
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Moreover, some of the polling actually indicates that Trump is gaining ground on the performance issues that the media has actually railed the loudest against.
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The resistance movement was gaining ground by the early 1980s, and the collapse of the communist system was tending toward inevitability until the bombings happened.
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"We're gaining ground and we're expanding our vantage positions," said Lieutenant Colonel Jo-Ar Herrera, another military spokesman, although he declined to comment on specifics.
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More broadly, the Catalan independence movement could inspire other fractures across the region, including in Italy, where separatist forces have been gaining ground as well.
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Those historical obstacles come at a time when the market is having a hard time gaining ground, with politics serving as a particularly disruptive force.
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The legal sports-betting industry that was gaining ground in US is grinding to a halt, like many other industries, amid the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Kansas City improved to 11-2, clinching a playoff spot and gaining ground on the New England Patriots for home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
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But these banks are gaining ground in the U.S., and upcoming regulation in Europe will help digital-only banks spread their influence in that region.
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Still, United States military and intelligence officials have argued that doing nothing in Afghanistan, where the Taliban are increasingly gaining ground, is not an option.
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BMW, Vodafone and Ericsson cited the advantages of C-V2X and the fact that this technology was gaining ground in China and the United States.
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He never imagined "Exit West" would become so grimly prescient, with the crisis in Syria displacing millions, and nationalist movements gaining ground in the West.
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Meanwhile, the Taliban has been gaining ground and there is also a growing ISIS presence in Afghanistan amid a rash of suicide bombings and beheadings.
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Ads sold by Amazon are now a major part of its business, and it is quickly gaining ground on the industry leaders, Google and Facebook.
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The bill is yet another sign of the more nativist approach to immigration that's been steadily gaining ground on the right for the past decade.
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Saying that "the enemy is in retreat on all fronts," MacFarland said U.S.-backed local forces in both Iraq and Syria have been gaining ground.
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Second, the law's passage through parliament is a sign that the political position of Mr Netanyahu is weakening, while those to his right are gaining ground.
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Even more important to Martinez is how skating has advanced in his country since he went to Sochi, with hockey teams and speed skating gaining ground.
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Indeed, the prospect of a protracted fight that is likely to drain economic and investment energy for much of next year, at least, is gaining ground.
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AMD, which has been gaining ground with its new server chips, beat estimates for quarterly profit and revenue on Wednesday, powered by its EPYC server processors.
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Trump, buoyed by polls showing him as gaining ground against Clinton, outlined what he would do on his first day as president if elected on Nov.
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Although smaller, Germany's right-wing Paralleluniversum, populated by the likes of Epoch Times and Kopp Online, is gaining ground, says Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, a think-tank.
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Although most discussion of the growing opioid epidemic has centered on America, this particularly dangerous class of drugs is gaining ground across the Atlantic as well.
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Leftist Lopez Obrador holds a double-digit lead over his nearest rival in many opinion polls, although a young center-right contender has been gaining ground.
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Most shares gaining ground were second- or third-tier stocks favoured by local retail speculators, such as Al Sagr Cooperative Insurance, which was up 1.3 percent.
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The nominal "opposition" parties that are gaining ground—the Communists, the Liberal Democratic Party and A Just Russia—are largely under the thumb of the Kremlin.
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And rogue nations such as North Korea, or terrorist groups such as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, are quickly gaining ground, military officials warn.
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The poll found that Northam is expanding his vote share in Northern Virginia, while Gillespie has been gaining ground in the western part of the state.
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But the company's overall US market share is being squeezed as smaller rivals — like Amazon Prime Video and Hulu, and soon, Disney Plus — are gaining ground.
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Another media buyer said that while Google is still the search ad category leader, Amazon is gaining ground and budgets are quickly shifting in its direction.
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Another officer, from an elite Interior Ministry unit fighting alongside federal police, said his forces were gaining ground in the Intisar district despite heavy clashes there.
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These are ways, I think, that we can really begin to advance some of women's economic interest and making sure that we're gaining ground on that.
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Also, while losses are high in the tropics, tree cover is actually gaining ground in some industrialized countries, though the losses are far outpacing the gains.
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Now, with Mr. Lamb gaining ground, they are doing everything they can to push Mr. Saccone over the finish line, including a bit of political gamesmanship.
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Mr. Stewart, the secretary of state for international development, has been gaining ground as a measured, moderate Conservative candidate, especially after a certain declaration on Saturday.
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By and large you know do you think that this a wave of nationalist populism in Europe right now, is it gaining ground or losing ground?
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A poll last week of voter intentions for the May election showed Le Pen's party gaining ground to stand neck-and-neck with Macron's centrist LREM.
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Their backing of Warren comes as opinion polls show her gaining ground against the contest's front-runner, former Vice President Joe Biden, a more moderate candidate.
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Libya has been mired in conflict since the 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, with Islamist militants gaining ground as fighting between rival factions created a security void.
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In a 2G continent, 4G is expanding fast The African market remains largely dominated by 2G packages, but high-speed mobile connections (4G/LTE) are gaining ground.
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As polls showed Buttigieg gaining ground in New Hampshire, Biden, in particular, zeroed in on him, apparently viewing him as the most direct threat to his candidacy.
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Google Cloud chief Diane Greene insists Google is gaining ground on market leaders Microsoft and Amazon, saying it is winning more half the accounts it bids on.
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ISIS didn't really have a presence in Afghanistan until it first emerged last year in the country's east, gaining ground often among disaffected Taliban and Afghan youth.
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That product is exactly the same as EpiPen, except for the label and its smaller price tag, and it has prevented other competing generics from gaining ground.
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Stocks had been gaining ground before Britons went to the polls on what turned out to be the shockingly wrong notion that the stay camp would prevail.
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Other emerging innovation hubs are gaining ground not only in the form of interest from investors, but also from workers interested in the affordable lifestyles they offer.
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DE) rose 1.9 percent after announcing a 20 billion euro plan to develop zero-emission vehicles and other constructors were also gaining ground, such as Peugeot (PEUP.
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That is, Google is gaining ground on the most looming challenge for its core business, as it has reassured investors again and again for the past year.
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Japan's Nikkei 225 index is now down more than 7 percent after briefly recovering amid news that the vote to remain in the E.U. was gaining ground.
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Voters in Poland and Hungary have already elected right-wing governments, and Britain's U.K. Independence Party and Germany's right-wing Alternative for Germany party are gaining ground.
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But everywhere in the Middle East, tensions are rising, sectarianism is gaining ground and, with a couple of miscalculations or accidents, things could spiral out of control.
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Wilde, who has two children with Sudeikis, told NBC News that the Republican opposition shows the party is "panicked" about Cockburn gaining ground in the red district.
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ISIS is rising there, the Taliban is gaining ground, the stability of the Afghan government is deteriorating by the day, and national elections are coming in October.
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Public polling has shown Mr. Sanders gaining ground, and he has outspent all of the other leading Democrats on television by a wide margin in recent weeks.
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The recent surge of corporate mergers — last year's Amazon purchase of Whole Foods being a glaring example — is gaining ground on the left as a political issue.
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Senator Bernie Sanders is surging, Senator Elizabeth Warren is slipping in New Hampshire, and Joe Biden, the former vice president, seems to be gaining ground in Iowa.
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Mr. Buttigieg said Democrats had no choice but to aggressively compete for working-class white voters if they were going to start gaining ground in such places.
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And with the huge popularity of social media accounts like Free the Nipple and Genderless Nipples, it seems the fight for women's areola equality is only gaining ground.
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Those who have had enough of a German lock on EU policies are watching and steadily gaining ground in opinion polls in Italy, France, Hungary, Romania, Poland, etc.
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ET. Oil prices were gaining ground this morning, though gains were capped by concerns that a battle for market share between Saudi Arabia and Iran could intensify further.
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But the populists are gaining ground — fast — at the same time that Britain's messy split from the EU is a constant reminder that European unity is not inevitable.
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The data shows private companies are gaining ground on state-owned enterprises, and represented 210 percent of outbound deals in 2016, up from 36 percent the previous year.
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In a post-Brexit and post-Trump-win world, there is a growing consensus that right-wing and populist parties are gaining ground, and France isn't an exception.
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Miners provided the biggest uplift to the FTSE as a sector after base metal prices rose, with copper and lead gaining ground on fears of a supply squeeze.
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Many polls show Republican candidate Donald Trump gaining ground on Democrat Hillary Clinton, seen by may as the status quo candidate, in the race for the White House.
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Average prices of data center chips fell 3 percent in the last quarter, although Intel said that reflected the fact that cheaper chips were gaining ground the fastest.
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But, with the rebels again gaining ground, Mr Assad's forces in their side of the city—and the 1.2m civilians under their control—now risk being encircled themselves.
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Groups of fighters claiming allegiance to the Islamic State have been gaining ground in small pockets of eastern Afghanistan since 2015, drawing attention from Afghan and coalition operations.
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The companies gaining ground in this sector — both in traditional healthcare and on the consumer side — are backed by some of the most high-profile investors out there.
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Uber claims Waymo's lawsuit is baseless and is only suing because they were upset they were losing top talent at a time when competing companies began gaining ground.
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Independent analysts see no sign of willingness by the government to make concessions given that its military is gaining ground, albeit with dependence on Russian and Iranian help.
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That said, he is still learning how to use his size and strength on offense, at times initiating contact with defenders and gaining ground, but then failing to capitalize.
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You've shrewdly recognized a profound change in attitude among influential sectors of the American elite, where hostility toward the traditional, classically liberal defense of free speech is gaining ground.
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With the dollar gaining ground, a decline in the value of other currencies held by China also contributed to the decline, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) said.
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Basic ideas about gender—such as shops labelling baby clothes as "boys'" and "girls'"—are being challenged, and more nuanced understanding of the meaning of "consent" are gaining ground.
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A coalition of about 100,000 forces began the operation 10 days ago, and have been slowly gaining ground toward the city, liberating villages from ISIS rule along the way.
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For these sites that are not yet damp, water is a threat—sometimes a distant one, sometimes one that's gaining ground—but for the wrecks, it's a foregone conclusion.
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PayPal's embrace of its one-time competitors like Apple and Google actually began several years ago, and is still gaining ground as the technology platforms better integrate its service.
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But because some companies, like HomeAway, funnel transactions through individuals rather than a centralized merchant of record, they may be gaining ground faster than Certify can measure, Neveu said.
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Benny Gantz, a popular ex-general whose new Resilience party is gaining ground against Likud with as many as 24 projected seats, stepped into the settlements minefield on Wednesday.
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Security officials say Rahimullah Khan's lack of experience and mismanagement, including abandoning checkpoints in several districts including around the highway, has been one factor in the Taliban's gaining ground.
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The idea of a sales tax on tech firms, which France introduced in July, prompting Mr Trump to tweet angrily about "Macron's foolishness", is gaining ground in other countries.
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However, with Maren Morris and Kelsea Ballerini gaining ground – and new albums and tours from Faith Hill and Shania Twain – next year's list may be a bit more balanced.
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The campaign is gaining ground in the wake of the recent El Paso and Dayton shootings — but it's not the first effort by teens to call for gun control.
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Ilyaas: Yes, I voted for a left-leaning party, purely because I think it's important—especially now—to counter the right-wing populism that is gaining ground in Europe.
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"As we see the Iraqis willing to fight and gaining ground, let's make sure that we are providing them more support," Obama said in an interview with CBS News.
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"This backlash shows that the concept of data privacy is gaining ground in China, and increasingly users are less willing to trade privacy for convenience or entertainment," he said.
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Sanders was gaining ground in Iowa and New Hampshire, he remained competitive in Nevada, and he was tied with Biden in California, the state with the most Democratic delegates.
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Hajji Agha-Lalai Dastgiri, the deputy governor for Kandahar, said that the Taliban were again turning their attention to Kandahar after gaining ground in neighboring provinces in recent years.
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Yes, China is gaining ground and may eventually overtake the U.S., but for now, we are the biggest game in town, more than three times the size of China.
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But mosquito-carried dengue fever - usually thought of as a tropical disease - is gaining ground in temperate western Nepal as climate change brings warmer temperatures and changing weather conditions.
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A major reason is that Microsoft is gaining ground with Teams, a Slack competitor, that the software giant bundles into its Office 365 cloud-based suite of productivity programs.
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GameStop's collectibles business — mostly licensed merchandise of Pokemon and Marvel characters — is gaining ground among adults who want a statue of their favorite characters on their desks, Raines said.
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Recognizing the threat they pose to America, the United States provides over $1.9 billion in aid to African militaries and police forces to prevent terrorist groups from gaining ground.
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The ban was ruled unconstitutional in 2015, but bans on telemedicine abortion have nonetheless prevented the method from gaining ground—and kept women from a revolutionary method of accessing care.
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Mr. Sanders, the Vermont senator, has raised some $0003 million to Hillary Clinton's $127 million, but he is gaining ground after raising $5 million more than she did last month.
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Widodo was polling well in the most populous island of Java, and gaining ground in battleground provinces such as West Java and Banten where he struggled in 2014, Thohir said.
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In 2017, the U.K. received almost 1,000 greenfield investment projects worth more than $33 billion — but it was overtaken as the top recipient by Germany, with France also gaining ground.
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There's also growing competition from other energy sources and applications, with electric vehicles and renewables gaining ground and challenging the place of oil and gas in transportation and power production.
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Gantz, whose new Resilience party is gaining ground against Netanyahu's Likud with as many as 24 projected seats, has said he wanted to strengthen settlement blocs in the West Bank.
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While China is quickly gaining ground in everything from sports to military spending and economic output—as news outlets regularly confirm—the country's propaganda efforts remain subtle and mostly underreported.
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In many ways, we are using this experience, especially post-NAFTA, as a role model for gaining ground in other regions, like Europe, the Far East and the Middle East.
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This transition has effectively become the norm in much of Europe, and as Lesthaeghe points out, it is gaining ground in regions as diverse as East Asia and Latin America.
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Accordingly, Huawei's recently launched Mate 30 phone comes without any Google apps at all, in a major blow to the company's hopes of gaining ground in the Western smartphone market.
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Now, Tuesday's primaries in Georgia, Texas and Kentucky again spotlighted how women are gaining ground and will play a significant role in key races that could determine the House majority.
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Dutch skater Sven Kramer opened up with two laps remaining in the 16-lap race, pushing up the speed in the peloton and gaining ground on the early pace-setters.
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A poll shows John R. Kasich gaining ground in Michigan, where Donald J. Trump has a double-digit lead and his appeal to white blue-collar workers is being tested.
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So even though the area has had for a Republican congressional representative for almost 40 years, Democrats seem to be gaining ground, a trend that continued with Ossoff's strong showing.
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Elizabeth Warren entered the 260 Democratic primary as something of a frontrunner, underperformed in early polls, but has been gaining ground back recently and emerged as a top-tier contender.
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China's government and companies may compete against U.S. rivals in the global AI race, but they are aware that gaining ground won't be easy without a certain amount of collaboration.
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The Taliban are slowly gaining ground and control much of the countryside, but, thanks to American backing, and especially air support, the Afghan army retains control of all the cities.
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Steyer, a billionaire from California who has swamped the airwaves in Iowa and elsewhere with ads, was a surprise last-minute addition to the debate after gaining ground in polls.
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"It's not that cars are losing ground, it's that New Yorkers are gaining ground, literally," said Danny Pearlstein, a spokesman for the Riders Alliance, an advocacy group for transit riders.
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China is gaining ground in a range of technologies that experts say could give the country an economic and military edge, including artificial intelligence, facial recognition, microchips and quantum computing.
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Though Warren didn't receive double-digit support in the Hill-HarrisX poll, other surveys have shown the Massachusetts senator gaining ground after struggling with the key demographic over the summer.
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Brown, a Midwestern economic populist, would have eaten into Trump's working-class support -- a loss Trump could not offset by gaining ground among, say, people of color, or younger voters.
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The impetus to crack down on plastic pollution has been rapidly gaining ground, said Maurie Cohen, a professor who specializes in sustainable consumption at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
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On Monday, Netanyahu told reporters he and Putin spoke by telephone about Syria, whose Russian-backed president, Bashar al-Assad, has been gaining ground in an eight-year civil war.
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That hashtag has been gaining ground on Twitter, part of a safety campaign started by University of South Carolina students, who are grappling with the murder of a fellow student.
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Senior Corps is the prototype for an idea that is fast gaining ground - engaging the rapidly growing ranks of older Americans for a range of intergenerational projects for the greater good.
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But gene-swapping and Darwinian selection would have merged these different upstarts into a single lineage, which has since colonized virtually every environment on Earth, preventing new upstarts from gaining ground.
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The Kenyan shilling is seen gaining ground in the coming week from Thursday's 102.15/35, as commercial banks unwind long dollar positions amid reduced dollar demand from oil importers, traders said.
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But while the development of contraceptives aimed at men, rather than women, is gaining ground, interest in male birth control from large pharmaceutical companies just isn't there, according to one expert.
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"With policy easing speculation gaining ground and the Finance Minister talking down the yen, it is clear they do not want a stronger currency," said Niels Christensen, FX strategist at Nordea.
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But, with 800 staffers in the state, his huge ad spend, and his growing list of endorsements from more than 50 party officials in the state, Bloomberg is gaining ground fast.
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Even if specific results turn out to be mistaken, an experimental, iterative, data-driven approach to policymaking is gaining ground in many places, not just in dedicated units, but throughout government.
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The abrupt reversal has made the company a target of ire from progressives like U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who are swiftly gaining ground and influence in the U.S. Democratic party.
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With populist candidate Marine Le Pen gaining ground, all eyes are on the first round of the elections, which will take place in April and could cause volatility in the market.
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But with the traditional right embracing them so loudly in the context of a resurgent far right, there's no question that the far right itself is gaining ground as an ideology.
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Among other currencies gaining ground, hit a four-month highagainst the U.S. dollar on Thursday as industrial output rose a better-than-expected 2.4 percent from a year ago in February.
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" In Britain, the phenomenon hasn't taken hold with the same effect as in other countries, but "the conditions that enable a fake news industry to thrive could be gaining ground here.
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Traders said that with Wall Street gaining ground, investor risk-aversion in the stock market has receded somewhat, but they remain cautious in the currency and bonds markets - limiting the upside.
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Nonetheless, we are gaining information and gaining ground in our understanding of what took place, and we're going to continue to press until we get the information out to the public.
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The Dow has been up for five straight days, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq for six, with the S&P 500 gaining ground in 14 of the past 0003 sessions.
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Nike and its Jordan brand have been dominant in the U.S. footwear market for years, but Adidas and Under Armour are gaining ground by revamping their brands and introducing new products.
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In the wake of the Democratic convention at the end of July, Clinton was enjoying a comfortable lead in most of the polls, but Trump began gaining ground in late August.
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She continued and protected the system that he had built, in particular by refusing to sell government and government-guaranteed bonds purchased during the Crash, even after the economy was gaining ground.
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And it seems that will forever be the case for A2: gaining ground and supporters the traditional way, ploughing along his own path while the rest of the world played catch up.
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In Syria, the forces of Bashar Al-Assad have retaken Palmyra with the help of Russian military might and in the north the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces are steadily gaining ground.
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A coalition of around 100,000 forces began an operation on October 17 to retake Mosul, and have been slowly gaining ground toward the city, liberating villages from ISIS rule along the way.
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But despite the request gaining ground—and support from the Clinton campaign—it still lacks the names of key electors like Bill Clinton, Andrew Cuomo, and Bill de Blasio from New York.
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In September alone, the Nikkei jumped 5.5 percent to post the biggest monthly gain since last October, with such laggards as financial shares gaining ground on the back of rising U.S. yields.
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Concerns raised notably by French President Emmanuel Macron that Britain, long lukewarm on European integration, risked thwarting efforts to strengthen the bloc if it hung around in limbo, were "gaining ground rapidly".
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Most turkey in the US is still consumed through supermarkets and retail, but in recent years, National Turkey Federation data has shown turkey gaining ground in the food service industry as well.
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Basic courtesies like holding the door at the entrance to the Metro so it does not slam in the face of the next person are gaining ground, particularly among young urban professionals.
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The hearing represents a step forward for the legislation that is gaining ground in the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, since Ways and Means has jurisdiction over health care issues. Rep.
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Sterling looks set for more volatility, especially if there are signs that support for a "hard" Brexit - crashing out of the European Union without a trade deal in place - is gaining ground.
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Others might benefit from a concept gaining ground called supported decision-making, in which a disabled person consults with a knowledgeable and trusted supporter while retaining the ability to make decisions independently.
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The Republican movement to overturn D.C.'s aid-in-dying law, which allows terminally ill patients to get prescriptions to end their lives, is gaining ground in Congress, Kaiser Health News reports.
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But the company's fourth-quarter report is an encouraging sign that IBM's financial performance is stabilizing, and perhaps the transformation effort led by Virginia M. Rometty, the chief executive, is gaining ground.
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Pluto TV, Xumo, and Tubi have been gaining ground with viewers a few years now, as people abandon traditional TV services and search for cheaper, streaming alternatives to complement subscriptions likes Netflix.
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Democrat Conor Lamb is gaining ground in Pennsylvania's closely watched special election and holds a 220006-point lead over Republican Rick Saccone, according to a poll released a day before the race.
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Such dependence could complicate President Trump's moves to extricate the United States from the 17-year-old war against Taliban insurgents — a war in which they lately appear to be gaining ground.
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Ruben Gallego — who, similarly to Reid, represents a heavily Latino constituency in a region of the country where Democrats are gaining ground — gave a speech that was much more along Reid's lines.
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On Monday, the Sanders campaign billed the endorsement from Bamberg as the start of a surge in South Carolina, citing recent polling that shows the Vermont senator steadily gaining ground against Clinton.
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It could be the start of a trend as more schools fearful of shootings consider adopting the technology, which has been gaining ground on city streets and in some businesses and government agencies.
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With inflation gaining ground in the euro zone, the ECB said earlier this month it would end its crisis-era bond buying program — originally designed to ward off deflation and stimulate the economy.
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China has been gaining ground in resource-rich Latin America, raising concern in Washington that the world's second-largest economy is building up influence amid a tense trade war between the two countries.
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"I really lost my momentum around the turn," he said of Maximum Security's foul, which came when the colt veered from the rail just as several horses were gaining ground on the leader.
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Like several other colonial powers, Denmark still allowed slavery in the Caribbean, but abolition movements at home were gaining ground, and the status of slaves brought to Europe from the colonies was murky.
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The event comes as the race between the two major party candidates has tightened, with Trump gaining ground or pulling ahead of Clinton in some national and swing-state polls in recent weeks.
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LG has long trailed Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, and Lenovo in worldwide marketshare, but it's gaining ground in the U.S. where according to comScore, it accounts for 2100 percent of the total smartphone market.
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So-called biosimilars are gaining ground in Europe, which has been faster to adopt their use than the United States, offering savings to healthcare systems and threatening sales of companies making original products.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is the top presidential pick of the Iowa Democratic caucuses, a CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll published Saturday night shows — but his nearest rivals are gaining ground.
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Second, Lyft is gaining ground on Uber in terms of market share as Uber reels from its cultural and leadership problems, at a rate that we haven't seen before between the two rivals.
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In high-tech exports—think aircraft, computers, pharmaceuticals—China bypassed the United States as the world leader in patents and is gaining ground as the second-leading publisher of biomedical research journal articles.
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Direct lending has been gaining ground since the financial crisis as borrowers look for alternative sources of capital to offset a decrease in bank capital, as lenders try to improve their balance sheets.
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The Canucks posted their second win in three games, while the Stars took their second straight loss, which prevented Dallas from gaining ground on St. Louis for third place in the Central Division.
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A Monmouth University poll released Monday showed a 13-point drop in his support and a virtual tie with Sanders and Warren, while an Emerson University survey published Tuesday showed Sanders gaining ground.
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A health care industry group on Thursday launched a digital ad campaign against "Medicare for all," as health care companies ramp up their efforts to fight the idea gaining ground on the left.
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Just take it from these guys: Today, Richard Branson may be flying high with his multinational conglomerate Virgin Group, yet that's not to say business wasn't "topsy-turvy" as it was gaining ground.
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Her campaign expressed confidence that she would weather the political turbulence, but acknowledged that optimism about gaining ground in places like Ohio and Iowa, where the demographics favor Donald J. Trump, was fading.
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China poses unique risks to Starbucks: Customers may not want to pay for pricey coffees, considered a luxury product in a market with a nascent coffee culture, and local chains are gaining ground.
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Sanders' edge in New Hampshire, a state he won by more than 20 points in the 2016 primaries, comes as polling from CNN and others in Iowa and nationally shows him gaining ground.
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A. "Cutting the cord" — canceling a cable (or satellite) subscription in favor of streaming video over a broadband internet connection — is gaining ground, and several services offer a variety of live television channels.
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The result kept the Yankees from gaining ground on the Boston Red Sox, who lost, 3-2, at the Tampa Bay Rays but retained their three-game lead atop the American League East.
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Unthinkable only a decade ago, both the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany and Spain's Vox are gaining ground as their countries' third-largest parties, garnering millions of votes and scores of parliamentary seats.
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Canova maintains he's gaining ground, citing a recent internal campaign poll showing him 8 points behind Wasserman Schultz (a separate poll from a super PAC backing the congresswoman had her up 33 points).
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" It noted "the single-parent, antisocial habits, prevalent among some working-class whites; the anti-'acting white' rap culture of inner-city blacks; the anti-assimilation ideas gaining ground among some Hispanic immigrants.
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With online shopping gaining ground year after year, Cyber Monday has surpassed Black Friday as the preferred day for deals around the holiday season for all age groups, according to a new study.
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Biden, according to the poll, remains the most electable candidate in voters' minds, with 48 percent saying he's the one to beat Trump in the 2020 general election, but Warren is gaining ground.
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It's less about gaining ground than treading water: The losing party is effectively out of the playoff race, while the winning side simply stays in the conversation in a muddled conference title race.
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Though Trump's strong evangelical support in South Carolina came as a surprise to many political observers, VICE News found Trump gaining ground with these voters as we traveled across South Carolina's conservative Upstate region.
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An opinion poll by the Tecne agency - the first since the crisis began - had the League's support falling, at 31.3%, and the PD and 5-Star both gaining ground, on 24.6% and 20.8% respectively.
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The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union will endorse Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, giving the Democratic candidate a welcome boost as polls in Iowa and New Hampshire show Senator Bernie Sanders gaining ground.
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While polls originally placed centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron as the lead contender against the extreme right-wing Marine Le Pen, recent numbers show that far-left candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon has been gaining ground.
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Still, the activity shows how Medicare for All is gaining ground as an idea among Democrats, and that it is sure to be on the table when Democrats have united control of Washington again.
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That means that geo-engineering short-cuts are gaining ground attention, ranging from ways to extract carbon from the air to more controversial schemes such as injecting chemicals into the stratosphere to dim sunlight.
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The company has been steadily expanding its business of selling video or display ads — the square and rectangular ads on sites across the web — and gaining ground on the industry leaders, Google and Facebook.
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The movement is gaining ground across North America as well as around the world, with researchers looking into how it could improve health outcomes for chronic diseases such as diabetes, obesity and heart disease.
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Turkey launched its first major military incursion into Syria three weeks ago to try to push back Islamic State militants from its border and prevent Kurdish militia fighters from gaining ground in their wake.
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A poll carried out by 40db and published in El Pais on Sunday gave similar results, with the Socialists and the PP gaining ground and the newcomers Unidas Podemos, Ciudadanos and Vox losing seats.
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The Syrian government, aided by Russian air strikes and allied militia including Iranian forces, is gaining ground against rebels in western Syria, this week capturing the town of Sheikh Maskin near the Jordanian border.
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Mr. Söder faces a stiff challenge from the far-right, anti-Muslim Alternative for Germany party, which has been gaining ground in wealthy, largely Catholic Bavaria and has been campaigning on fears of Islamization.
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Writing the National Climate Bank into the CLEAN Future Act, which has been billed as a more moderate alternative to the Green New Deal, is a sign that the idea could be gaining ground.
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Coal and nuclear owners say that capability gives their fuel sources important national security advantages over wind, solar and natural gas, the alternatives that have been gaining ground in power markets around the country.
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Pete Buttigieg, whose presidential campaign has been steadily gaining ground in Iowa over recent weeks, sits narrowly atop the 2020 Democratic field in the first-in-the-nation caucus state, according to a survey.
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A dangerous assumption is gaining ground in our national conversation and that is the notion that protecting the rights of one group can only come at the expense of protecting the rights of another.
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Additionally, video-centric media platforms like Snapchat are also gaining ground in the UK: Among the coveted teenage demographic, usage and engagement rates have topped that of the US for the same demographic in 2015.
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"As a direct consequence of the Russian military campaign, the murderous Assad regime is gaining ground, the moderate Syrian opposition is loosing ground and thousands more refugees are fleeing toward Turkey and Europe," Tusk said.
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By drawing more attention to Gabbard, she further boosted her legitimacy particularly in the eyes of more libertarian, often wildly offbeat voters and political elements with whom the representative for Hawaii was already gaining ground.
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With the green party gaining ground in the European Parliament election in May and the French government criticized for going slow on fighting pollution, Macron needs someone with strong green credentials to replace de Rugy.
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The version of Islam practised here owes more to the moderate views of Nahdlatul Ulama, a mass Muslim organisation with roots in the countryside, than to the more doctrinaire teachings gaining ground elsewhere in Indonesia.
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With the Green Party gaining ground in the European Parliament election in May and the French government criticized for going slow on fighting pollution, Macron needs someone with strong green credentials to replace de Rugy.
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The currency was gaining ground for a second session in a row after Trump refrained from specifically mentioning Mexico in his inauguration speech last Friday or taking initial actions that would disrupt trade with Mexico.
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Now, as the S&P approaches its 200-day moving average, its ability to break above that technical resistance will determine whether or not stocks can keep gaining ground, said Craig Johnson of Piper Jaffray.
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Sanders won big in the state during the 28503 primary and currently leads Warren in the latest polls, but she is quickly gaining ground ahead of the first-in-the-nation primary on Feb. 22019.
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Germany's SAP announced upbeat results in the seasonally tough first quarter, saying it was gaining ground on its main competitors Salesforce and Oracle in them cloud and that its margin recovery was firmly on track.
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And there could be more weakness ahead for currencies across central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Rabobank told clients, especially if U.S. President Donald Trump starts gaining ground in his reform pledges.
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N.L.: We find ourselves in the moment of the protest vote or the protest candidate — the Sanders and Trump campaigns, populist parties from the right and left gaining ground throughout Europe, and, of course Brexit.
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Candidates who are right-wing populists and friendly toward Russia are gaining ground across Europe, thanks, in part, to Russian interference along the lines of what Moscow was accused of doing in the United States.
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After struggling to win over black voters in the early stages of the primary, the Massachusetts senator appears to be gaining ground with a demographic that will play a pivotal role in determining the nomination.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Crews battled dozens of wildfires raging across California on Wednesday, gaining ground on several of the more destructive blazes as forecasters warned that hot, dry, tinderbox conditions would persist across the U.S. West.
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Turkey launched a military incursion into Syria shortly after the wedding attack in a bid to push the radical jihadist group away from its border and prevent Kurdish militia fighters from gaining ground in their wake.
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The Business Roundtable, made up of CEOs of the nation's top companies, warns in a national innovation agenda out later today that the U.S. focus on R&D is lagging, and other countries are gaining ground.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin's share of the cryptocurrency market is sliding, with a host of alternative digital coins gaining ground as developers race to create digital cash that can gain a footing in mainstream commerce and finance.
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As smartphone penetration in Africa increases -- it went from 13% in 2010 to 11% in 2013 -- streaming services are gaining ground, giving the music made on the African continent more opportunity to find a global audience.
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But in recent years, the company has been gaining ground in its fight against malware and exploits, thanks in part to the use of machine learning and AI to spot problem apps before users install them.
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However, while the TV still has a strong toehold for now in terms of total minutes spent viewing, when you delve into the data from other angles, you can see where the smartphone is gaining ground.
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But the proposal is gaining ground: A bill co-sponsored by House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi would create a tax credit that would pay parents $125 each month for every child under the age of three.
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That tie-up, which the regulator is probing, is driven in part by the rise of discounters Aldi and Lidl, who are gaining ground on Britain's big four grocers, as well as the growth of Amazon.
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Velarde has previously said that Trump, who has been gaining ground against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in opinion polls, could trigger a new global economic depression if he does a fraction of what he has proposed.
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By continuing to rack up small wins, Cruz is gaining ground on the New York real estate mogul, who has thus far failed to shift his focus on the local-level campaigning necessary to win delegates.
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The extra return investors demand to hold French rather than German debt, for example, hit multi-year highs earlier this month on concern far-right Marine Le Pen was gaining ground in the country's presidential campaign.
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Even now, far into a response that, with ample U.S. support was gaining ground, the government of Tanzania is choosing to sabotage its own success against HIV with a "crackdown" or accelerated persecution of gay people.
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Concerns about Le Pen gaining ground were also eased after French Socialist presidential candidate Benoit Hamon and hard-left candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon indicated on Sunday that they had failed to agree on a possible alliance.
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VERONA, Italy — As the fatalities have piled up, with a daily accounting of the dead serving as a grim scorecard on whether Italy is gaining ground in its war with the coronavirus, there have been milestones.
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But Beijing is rapidly gaining ground on its American rival, by churning out naval vessels and making technological advances, according to Andrew Erickson, professor of strategy at the US Naval War College's China Maritime Studies Institute.
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He added that there is "no need for a federal push for school choice" because the options are increasingly gaining ground, leading to 61 private school choice programs in 30 states and the District of Columbia.
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" Plus, the WSJ reported that Marianne Gambelli, Fox News president of advertising sales, will be gaining ground at "New Fox," overseeing ad sales "for most of its assets, including sports channels and the Fox broadcast network.
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But one element of the American renewable energy experience is gaining ground in Europe, namely the use of power purchasing agreements (PPAs) with utilities to buy electricity at a fixed price for years at a time.
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With the government gaining ground backed by Russian air power, international diplomacy is struggling to make headway toward an overall negotiated settlement to the war that has killed 250,000 people and forced 11 million from their homes.
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Meanwhile, Al Qaeda is gaining ground in the Middle East and North Africa, the Los Angeles Times reports, a move that would force the U.S. and other allies to stay longer and bolster their military operations there.
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The banking sector's staggering losses have been compounded by the political uncertainty in Italy and Europe as a whole, especially with Italy's eurosceptic Five Star Movement party gaining ground and becoming the country's most popular political party.
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In middle-income markets, local actors are gaining ground fast—in Brazil, Botica Comercial Farmacêutica peddles nearly 30% of perfume, says RBC Capital, an investment bank, and in India Ghari Industries sells more than 17% of detergent.
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And rather than gaining ground incrementally once he came back en route to his climactic Masters triumph, the rejuvenated star emerged fully formed, like Athena springing from the head of Zeus, from the moment he resumed play.
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Oil prices were both gaining ground during Asian trade; U.S. crude futures added 1.89 percent, at $44.14 after settling at $218.43 a barrel, while Brent futures at $45.11, up 1.55 percent from its settlement price at $44.43.
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While Matt Damon continues to do interviews to promote his movie Downsizing/defend the rights of men who merely sexually harass women instead of raping them, there is a movement gaining ground in reaction to his comments.
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The searches came after French government bond yields rose sharply on news of a poll showing leader Marine Le Pen gaining ground on her main election rivals, independent Emmanuel Macron and conservative former prime minister Francois Fillon.
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TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Forces backing Libya's internationally recognized government fought house-to-house battles with troops loyal to commander Khalifa Haftar in southern parts of the capital Tripoli on Sunday and appeared to be gaining ground.
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The move to introduce a cashback card is part of PayPal's quickly evolving strategy to increase its traction at point-of-sale, where mobile payments alternatives like Apple Pay, Android Pay, and Samsung Pay are gaining ground.
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Firefighters began gaining ground on wildfires that killed at least 240 people in the past week, the deadliest blazes in California's history, as winds eased and searchers combed charred ruins for more victims with hundreds still missing.
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"A rally in European stocks Monday propelled the regional benchmark to its best daily percentage performance in nearly 2900 months after polls showed support for the U.K. remaining in the European Union gaining ground," MarketWatch proclaimed Monday.
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"Expectations of a fiscal stimulus package seem to be gaining ground in the domestic market on the back of weak economic data and heightened slowdown concerns in the economy," economists at HDFC Bank wrote in a note.
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The vote forced the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron, paves the way for another Scottish independence referendum and deals a blow to unity across continental Europe at a time when other breakaway movements are gaining ground.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose almost 1 percent against the euro on Tuesday, to its highest in two months, after another opinion poll showing far-right French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen gaining ground hit the single currency.
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These alternative learning programs are gaining ground with big tech companies that had recruited primarily from schools like Stanford, Caltech and M.I.T. LinkedIn is one company that has decided to look further afield for software engineering candidates.
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Turkey's main interests in Syria writ large are to prevent the Kurds from gaining ground — which is mostly separate from the situation in Idlib right now — and to prevent any more refugees from flooding across its border.
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But in a sign that hardliners are gaining ground, Zanganeh also said last week the contracts were amended to enable Iran to develop its oil and gas fields either through a buy-back system or other methods.
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Regular visitors to Chelsea and other blue chip gallery districts and members of the global art fair jet set have seen clay and porcelain steadily gaining ground on paint, ink, and more conventional sculptural materials like bronze.
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Tick-carried Lyme disease, for instance, is gaining ground from Russia to Britain to Croatia as temperatures rise, while dengue fever – carried in by travelers – risks gaining a foothold in southern European countries such as Italy and Greece.
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Modi faced criticism early on in the campaign for failing to create jobs and for weak farm prices, and analysts as well as politicians said the election race was tightening with the main opposition Congress party gaining ground.
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Germany is facing a rise in far-right sentiment as well, with the country's Alternative for Deutschland party gaining ground in polls, but it's still trailing well behind Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats party and Martin Schulz's Social Democrats.
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But he said a backlash against migration was also gaining force in Sweden at a time when a populist far-right anti-immigrant party was gaining ground and when public sentiment against migrants was hardening in some quarters.
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Only the extreme-right anti-European Front National (FN, polling between 30 and 40 percent) seems well organized and emboldened by the British referendum, and by strong anti-EU forces gaining ground in Austria, Italy and the Netherlands.
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And so the powerful ending to Dragon's Dogma really does hinge on the potential for Pawns to become people, for Chosen One stories to eradicate themselves in their telling and prevent those like them from gaining ground again.
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She trails Cuomo, who was backed by 95% of state party delegates on Wednesday, in the most recent polls by more than 20 points despite gaining ground since entering the contest a little more than two months ago.
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Phoenix (CNN)Opportunity and necessity alike are pushing Democrats to focus more intently on gaining ground across the Sun Belt in next week's election, from Florida and Georgia in the Southeast to Nevada and Arizona in the Southwest.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives have retained their lead over the opposition Labour Party ahead of the June 8 election, but with Labour gaining ground, an Orb poll published by the Telegraph showed on Saturday.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has been gaining ground in the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination and has even surpassed former Vice President Joe Biden, a new CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll of likely Iowa caucusgoers shows.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention late Wednesday confirmed the first possible "community spread" of the coronavirus in the U.S. — a troubling sign that the COVID-19 virus could be gaining ground in local cities and towns.
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Abdul-Amir Rasheed Yar Allah, the head of the operations center in Nineveh Province, who is overseeing the Mosul battle, pointed the finger at the Federal Police, complaining that their once audacious assault was no longer gaining ground.
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But the proposition that it could, long a dream of an environmental movement as wary of nuclear energy as it is of fossil fuels, has been gaining ground among policy makers committed to reducing the nation's carbon footprint.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (I-Vt.) gaining ground on Sen.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) must include a discussion of new financial services, a Mexican negotiator said on Wednesday, singling out so-called fintech companies rapidly gaining ground in the region.
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"So far we've heard reports of government forces gaining ground here and there and there have been a few notable successes," Dmitry Trenin, a former colonel in the Russian army and director of the Carnegie Moscow Center, told Reuters.
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Even Without Amazon, Tech Could Keep Gaining Ground in New York In the wake of Amazon bailing on NYC, there's been much clucking that the city squandered a once-in-a-generation chance to become a tech power house.
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Permission will have to be asked of the Italian government each time, case by case, for the drones to take off to defend military personnel at risk during operations against the Islamic State, which is gaining ground in Libya.
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This is not a new dilemma: Labour has been gaining ground in cosmopolitan, urban areas since 2005, while the Conservatives have done the same in declining towns and rural areas, points out Will Jennings of the University of Southampton.
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A part of TikTok's ambitious global expansion plan has been its more recent targeting of emerging markets — like India and Indonesia — where the company's quietly launched "TikTok Lite" app has been gaining ground in the latter half of 23.6.
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Moreover FIFA's European counterpart is planning a 2018 kick-off for the Nations League, a new continent-wide tournament, and club-led initiatives like the International Champions Cup, a series of annual friendly exhibition tournaments, are also gaining ground.
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The eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA) has been gaining ground in recent months and had committed to pursuing opponents in the desert region north and east of Sabha after losing and recapturing two key oil ports last month.
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Instead, if anything, it's worsened, all while China grows at a much faster rate than would otherwise be possible, gaining ground on the U.S. Third, are tariffs a useful deterrent in a broader effort to level the international market?
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Russia was near the bottom, though gaining ground on the U.S. Source: Ipsos Among individual nations, India has the most positive view of the U.S. at 70 percent, which is a decline of 15 percentage points from last year.
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Food prices have been gaining ground since hitting a near seven-year low in January after four straight annual declines, and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Agency (FAO) now expects them to be stable for the next decade.
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Then, Simon Ostrovsky reports from Libya, where rival militias are trying to beat back ISIS fighters who are gaining ground and taking advantage of the lack of central leadership and political unrest in the country following Muammar Gaddafi's death.
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CAROLYN NYGREN CURRAN New Bern, N.C. To the Editor: It's time for Democrats to recognize that their characterization of Donald Trump's supporters as stupid, ignorant and even deplorable is damaging their chances of gaining ground with working-class voters.
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The U.S. already has around 8,500 troops on the ground in the region, but this new effort is a bid to boost a combat force tasked with destroying the Taliban, which has been gaining ground against Afghan government forces.
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Even in concerned discussions of the far right movements gaining ground in Europe over the past year — in which countries like Hungary, France and Sweden have been often mentioned — Germany seemed to be politely left out of the conversation.
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Ultraprocessed foods are gaining ground in our diets In the United States, 61% of an adult's total diet comes from ultraprocessed foods, in Canada, it is 103%, and in the UK, that proportion is 63%, a recent study found.
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BEIRUT/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Syrian government troops backed by Russia and fighters backed by the United States made separate advances against Islamic State on Friday, gaining ground in new offensives that have put unprecedented pressure on the self-declared caliphate.
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With Warren consistently gaining ground in Iowa, Harpootlian said he'd hope focus groups in the first caucus state test "thematic approaches," including gauging potential caucusgoers' support for "Medicare for All" and what it is that they like about Warren.
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But it was also adding a new beat to the narrative, one that has been slowly gaining ground over the past few years, most recently with the coverage of the pregnancies of Beyoncé and Wonder Woman star Gal Godot.
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Machar's rebels are on the back foot in what used to be the main theater of war further north, but they claim to be gaining ground in Equatoria, which has been the epicenter of violence for the past year.
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When he appeared to be gaining ground, Mr. Christie's opponents unleashed an avalanche of negative commercials against him, highlighting New Jersey's poor credit rating and Mr. Christie's decision to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, and invoking the bridge scandal.
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It's a very old-fashioned concept based on the way smaller communities used to help each other, but it's gaining ground now, as more people seek ways to connect to each other and make changes in the face of overwhelming odds.
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The Italian right, encouraged by the weakening of the center-left government, now looks healthier than it has for five years, with the apparently immortal Silvio Berlusconi (81 next month), still head of the Forza Italia party, among those gaining ground.
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Services like Uber's — even amidst all of the controversy around its work culture and upheaval in its executive leadership — have been gaining ground as an alternative to car ownership, but they are also eating into the business of mass-transit services.
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Since the real economy started gaining ground on the corporate and financial sectors in late 2014, Goldman Sachs shares have shed 16 percent of their value and the compensation set aside per Goldman employee was down more than 12 percent.
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Ankara launched the Euphrates Shield operation, bringing rebels backed by its own armour and air force into action against Islamic State, in August, aiming to clear the group from its border and stop Kurdish groups gaining ground in that area.
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Gaining ground with their refreshingly trippy DJ sets in pubs and clubs, the pair went on to "reanimate" a sterling series of major artists––The Chemical Brothers, Goldfrapp, Franz Ferdinand––to much acclaim, creating several unusual dancefloor anthems in the process.
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Within those racial and ethnic groups, Republicans have been gaining ground among white non-Hispanic voters, and now hold a larger advantage over Democrats in terms of party identification among whites than at any point since 1992, according to Pew's analysis.
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The talks between Le Drian and Messahel also included the situation in the Sahel, two years after Algeria helped mediate a peace deal in Mali between the government and Tuareg rebels, in part to help stop Islamist militants gaining ground.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling rose almost 1 percent to its highest in two months against the euro on Tuesday, profiting from broad sales of the single currency after another opinion poll showed far-right French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen gaining ground.
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Archie: Even before the influence of the newborn royal baby, Archie was gaining ground: it moved up more than 200 points on the U.S. charts last year to break into the Top 1,000 for the first time in 30 years.
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Talk that the European Central Bank will lift the ban on buying bonds yielding less than its deposit rate appears to be gaining ground, prompting benchmark euro zone two-year bond yields to fall far below money market interest rates.
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Signs that centrist Emmanuel Macron is gaining ground in the race to be France's next president have helped calm markets fearful that anti-euro Le Pen could deliver an electoral shock like those in Britain and the United States last year.
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Four analysts and consultants contacted by Reuters confirmed Aldi now offers the lowest prices in private label consumer products in the states it operates, although they did say Wal-Mart is gaining ground in the states they are conducting price tests.
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What I worry the most about is when I was mentioning, that authoritarianism is gaining ground, and if we don't figure out these big economic challenges, we have seen really bad things happen when people are under enormous economic strife.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - A once-fringe separatist movement in Cameroon's Anglophone regions is gaining ground after a year of state repression that has undermined moderate voices and raised concerns the majority French-speaking nation may face a prolonged period of violence.
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But others argue that such a tactic has failed with past administrations, and that by establishing a personal relationship with Kim up front, Trump has as good a chance as any other US president of gaining ground with the Kim regime.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Talk of Alberta separating from the rest of Canada is gaining ground ahead of April 16 elections, as a number of political parties in the country's energy heartland seek to capitalize on voter anger with federal policies.
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The novel coronavirus is rapidly gaining ground in the U.S. In recent days, instances of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, have been confirmed among patients located in California, New Hampshire, Oregon, New York, Rhode Island, and Florida.
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"Google has built differentiation based on its key strengths with cloud-native capabilities and AI, so it's important for Microsoft to step up its game," Castanon-Martinez previously said to Business Insider, adding that Google's G Suite is "rapidly gaining ground."
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Trump has trailed Hillary Clinton in most every national poll since he effectively clinched the Republican nomination, though Gallagher noted two recent polls that show Trump gaining ground or even leading, despite most other polls showing Clinton with more significant leads.
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"We know all too well that we live in a world where isolation trends are gaining ground, however, we all know that protectionism is not a solution," Michel Temer, the Brazilian president, told an audience in Davos, Switzerland on Wednesday.
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" Irking some grammarians, Spanglish is indeed gaining ground, evident in the way characters in telenovelas are speaking, Daddy Yankee's reggaetón lyrics or ads like the Wendy's commercial in which sweethearts bond over bacon cheeseburgers served on buns of "pan de pretzel.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso strengthened on Tuesday, gaining ground for the second day in a row after a historic slump last week on concerns U.S. President-elect Donald Trump could crimp trade with Latin America's No. 2 economy.
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Polls showing Republican Donald Trump gaining ground on Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House sparked a slide on global equities markets, with the benchmark S&P 500 index headed for its seventh straight day of declines.
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By the end of the next two decades, BP says that renewables will provide most of the world's electric power, with wind, solar and other renewable energy sources gaining ground at a faster pace than any fuel through human history.
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Sanders has argued that he is a more authentic choice to be the party's nominee as he tries to undermine Clinton's double-digit lead in national polls by gaining ground in the important early nominating states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Pepper says that victory, and results in last year's congressional elections, show Democrats are gaining ground in the fastest growing areas in the state, including the big cities and surrounding suburbs - even though Democrats failed to gain any new House seats.
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It said Trump also emphasized the continuing importance of the U.S.-Afghanistan Strategic Partnership and his support for Ghani's government, which is faced with an emboldened Taliban-led insurgency that is still gaining ground after more than 15 years of war.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened the Paris Peace Forum, which followed a ceremony in the French capital to mark the centenary of the end of World War One, with a warning that "blinkered" nationalism was gaining ground in Europe and beyond.
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Analysts have warned that signs Lopez Obrador is gaining ground could weigh on the peso due to uncertainty about what he could do to free-market reforms seen under Pena Nieto, such as an opening of the energy sector to private investment.
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Office carpools organized in person were a nice idea when they first started gaining ground during the Second World War, but interest dropped off a lot before the Internet came around and made it easier to connect people going the same way.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Economic recovery in the euro zone is gaining ground and some data point to robust momentum in the first quarter despite uncertainty over Brexit, China's rebalancing and new U.S. policies clouding the outlook, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
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We saw no tirades by the likes of former leader of the English Defense League Tommy Robinson, who festers on hatred and bigotry but never goes to war against the far-right extremism that is gaining ground every day across the West.
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Notable among stocks gaining ground was low-cost airline Wizz Air, which jumped 4 percent - its biggest daily rise in three months - after saying annual profit would be in the upper half of a range that it previously forecast on "robust" demand.
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CALGARY, Alberta, April 9 (Reuters) - Talk of Alberta separating from the rest of Canada is gaining ground ahead of April 16 elections, as a number of political parties in the country's energy heartland seek to capitalise on voter anger with federal policies.
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The constant reminders of potential combustibility have further dented Samsung's reputation and shaved as much as $14 billion off its market value, just when it looked to be gaining ground on Apple, its longtime rival, with its new line of sleek Galaxy smartphones.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton and her Democratic allies, unnerved by the tightening presidential race, are making a major push to dissuade disaffected voters from backing third-party candidates, and pouring more energy into Rust Belt states, where Donald J. Trump is gaining ground.
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Based on the positive signs in Kansas and Georgia's primary, "Democrats are gaining ground at a rate that will put a large number of seats in play during the 2018 midterms," DCCC spokeswoman Meredith Kelly wrote in a memo after Montana's race.
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The Memphis Grizzlies (41-36), who lost Sunday to Orlando, remain a half-game ahead of the Trail Blazers, with the next three teams — the Dallas Mavericks (39-38), Utah Jazz (39-33) and Houston Rockets (38-39) — all gaining ground following wins.
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"While we are distressed to learn of the reports of Jemima Sumgong's positive drug test, if true, they indicate that we are gaining ground in our long-standing fight against doping," Tim Hadzima, general manager of the consortium, said in a statement.
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" Poll: Kelli Ward gaining ground in ugly Arizona Senate primary - ABC15 : "With less than a month to go before Arizona&aposs Primary Election Day, an exclusive OHPI/ABC212 poll shows the race tightening for U.S. Senate in both primary and general elections.
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Yet racial polarization in the electorate hasn't actually increased over the last year: Relative to where he stood last November, Trump has lost white support, including working-class-white support, while either holding his own or actually gaining ground with blacks and Hispanics.
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There's a similar dynamic between Sanders and Biden at play over uniting the country, with 39% saying Biden has the best shot at that while 22% name Sanders, but with Sanders gaining ground since December (14% named him in the December poll).
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The big picture: Axios' Fadel Allassan notes his efforts appear to be working, as a New York Times/Siena College poll of voters likely to attend the Iowa caucuses shows him gaining ground, with 18% backing him as Biden slipped to 17%.
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Though the specifics of these forces are unique to France, the underlying dynamics are more broadly relevant and may help to explain a mystery that has puzzled many: why far-right populism is gaining ground in many seemingly stable and wealthy liberal democracies.
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If Chinese consumers tighten their belts and eschew iPhone upgrades, for example, the financial damage could be acute for JD. In contrast, rivals Alibaba and the recently-listed Pinduoduo are gaining ground in wooing new shoppers in the far reaches of the People's Republic.
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Rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc, which has been gaining ground with its new EPYC chips for servers, reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Wednesday but forecast fourth-quarter revenue below estimates due to falling demand for its graphics chips from cryptocurrency miners.
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As of late, the markets seem to have been pricing in a win by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, however global stock indices and the U.S. dollar have come under pressure in recent sessions, as polls suggest Republican candidate Donald Trump is gaining ground.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The Pakistani opposition party led by former cricket star Imran Khan is gaining ground in opinion polls ahead of a July 25 general election, with one survey showing it pulling ahead of the ruling party and another showing it only slightly behind.
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A Metroscopia poll for the left-leaning daily El Pais on Sunday also showed the PP and Ciudadanos gaining ground, but found no possible two-way majority except for a grand coalition of the PP and the Socialists, an option that has been widely rejected.
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The spot iron ore market also started gaining ground amid a volatile price environment as the Chinese had no qualms breaking term contracts when prices plunged: Paying a penalty and procuring fresh spot cargoes was cheaper than honoring the higher prices agreed to earlier.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, slowly gaining ground in the crowded Democratic presidential primary, appeared on MSNBC on Wednesday for a friendly town-hall event, which gave her ample opportunity to describe her signature policies and deliver some of her most reliable applause lines.
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When security officials are pressed on the situation in Ghor, Ms. Koofi said, they say they have to balance justice with security — and that if they go after the perpetrators, they will side with the Taliban who are already gaining ground in the province.
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The results are broadly in line with a separate opinion poll published on Tuesday by newspaper El Financiero, which gave leftist Lopez Obrador an 11 point lead, with Anaya, the former chairman of the conservative National Action Party, gaining ground fast and Meade gaining slightly.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Defense bill talks set to start amid wall fight Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument MORE (D-Mass.) gaining ground in her presidential bid and Sens.
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Europe has been the most aggressive in taking on Silicon Valley, but a tougher approach is gaining ground in the United States, where the Federal Trade Commission is considering imposing a multibillion-dollar fine against Facebook, and lawmakers have called for new data-privacy regulations.
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The warnings of al Qaeda's resurgence come as Afghanistan faces perhaps the most significant summer fighting season in decades, with government security forces facing huge internal challenges, the Taliban both gaining ground and building links to al Qaeda, and ISIS increasing its footprint in the country.
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Though AppsFlyer's study found Palo Alto-based AppLovin has established itself as the best network for gaming apps beyond Facebook and Google, IronSource is gaining ground having "almost doubled its market share, surpassing Unity Ads ... with the 4th largest piece of the pie," the report said.
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While it's easy to point to products like the Pebble Smart Watch as a sign that crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter are gaining ground against traditional institutional financiers and angels, the reality is that the vast majority of projects were never in the sights of Sand Hill Road.
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Instead -- as the first Latina ever elected to Congress (a fact she herself didn't know until after she'd won her seat) -- Ros-Lehtinen offers a glimpse into just how much Congress has changed for women and minorities in a body where they are steadily gaining ground.
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Most investment goes to large-scale plants, and to hydropower in particular, but small solar power initiatives are also gaining ground -- an estimated 5 per cent of households in sub-Saharan Africa now use some form of solar lighting, compared with 1 per cent in 2009.
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But the failure of the Trump administration and congressional Republicans to meaningfully address gun violence could constitute a fatal death blow to their 2020 electoral chances to win back suburban voters and especially suburban women, a crucial segment of the electorate where Democrats are gaining ground.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE (D-Mass.) is gaining ground on top-tier White House contenders Sen.
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LONDON — Nigel Farage, the right-wing politician who was one of the drivers of Britain's push to leave the European Union, spoke on Thursday in favor of holding a second referendum on the country's membership in the bloc, an idea that has gradually been gaining ground.
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Employers may boast a slight increase in staff diversity and data may show women gaining ground in male-dominated industries, but according to Tina Tchen, the lawyer spearheading the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund and Michelle Obama's former chief of staff, the surface has barely been scratched.
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Trump recently tweeted a picture of himself as Pepe, anti-semitic illustrations depicting Pepe are gaining ground, Clinton posted an "explainer" breaking down the use of Pepe, and as a result of all this, the Anti-Defamation League added Pepe to their Online Hate Symbols Database.
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The New Zealand dollar, or kiwi, fell to its lowest levels since late May on Monday after a final tally of votes at the weekend showed the opposition Labour-Green bloc gaining ground over the ruling National Party, although the latter still has the largest number of seats.
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The naira remained at the record low of 418 per dollar hit on Tuesday on the black market, as dollar shortages curb activity on the official interbank market where the currency was offered as rates as weak as 365.25 this month before gaining ground after central bank interventions.
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To the Editor: Re "'Reigniting Dreams': An N.B.A. Star's School Is Gaining Ground" (front page, April 13): Bravo to LeBron James and the I Promise School community for giving children what each one deserves and requires: caring relationships, people who genuinely believe in them, and support for their parents.
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His question cut to the heart of the line that the Pentagon is trying to straddle in the war against the Taliban, who are gaining ground and now control more territory in Afghanistan than they have since an American invasion ousted them from power nearly 2302 years ago.
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Warren has been gaining ground on her fellow Democratic White House contenders former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE and Sen.
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Valuation: Nearly $2 billionCustomer base: Not disclosed, but has issued more than 140 million cardsWhy it's a potential target: The payments space is one that has seen considerable change in recent years, with the consolidation of established players and startups gaining ground as the world continues to digitize.
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The pound has fallen 2.5 percent in trade-weighted terms in less than four weeks =GBP as opinion polls showed the opposition Labour party gaining ground on the ruling Conservatives before polling day, raising the prospect of no party winning an overall parliamentary majority and some form of coalition government emerging.
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Read more: The California power outages show how dire the wildfire crisis has gotten — 9 of the state's 10 biggest fires came in the last 16 yearsEast of Los Angeles, firefighters were also gaining ground on a blaze that ripped through a Riverside County mobile home park, destroying dozens of residences.
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Tom Davis, who served as chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee from 1999 to 2003, argued in an interview that the Republican Party has been losing voters among "whites elites in Northern suburbs" while gaining ground in the heartland, from Appalachia to struggling towns and counties like Fall River, Mass.
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I suspect her history of mismanagement will continue and that regardless of the outrageous things her friends say, the desperate measures she makes to victory, she will continue to struggle in gaining ground – not only with women voters, but with all voters who see through her veil of dishonesty and deceit.
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Singapore is gaining ground as a startup destination that locates founders within striking distance of Greater China whilst also giving them access to Southeast Asia, a nascent but fast-growing market where the "internet economy" is tipped to reach $200 billion by 2025 according to a recent report co-authored by Google. Ucare.
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With the student loan crisis gaining ground as a key issue in the 2020 presidential race, a new CNBC and Acorns survey has found that a majority of Americans now believe the value of a college education is inextricably tied to whether they have to go into debt to pay for it.
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This movie is setting records you probably didn't even know existed Avatar still holds the top spot on the all-time worldwide list with $2.8 billion, and though The Force Awakens is gaining ground it's not clear whether it will ultimately triumph on the global stage the way it has in North America.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE (I-Vt.) remain the top two candidates in most national polls, Warren appears to be gaining ground on them.
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"When it comes to music/Everyone's so rude/Jealous of anyone who's gaining ground/and I'll admit that I'm the same" Hawley sings on "At My Age," addressing the hypocrisies that come with being an artist and having a vision that other people want to control or hate you for, for whatever reason.
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Mr. Söder, who holds regular citizens' office hours to hear from voters directly, has made it his mission to lure back voters from the AfD, which has been gaining ground in Bavaria ever since its 63-mile land border with Austria became the main gateway for migrants into Germany in 2015 and 2016.
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While most rental brands seem to be gaining ground in the J.D. Power 2016 North America Rental Car Satisfaction Study, they all hover between a solid B- and C+. Compare that to Apple, which has a J.D. Power score of 840 out of 1,000, just above the average of 835 for mobile phone brands.
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Mr. Tsipras's political opponents, who have been gaining ground in opinion polls, have noted that the country will remain under foreign supervision for years to come and will still be subject to harsh austerity measures, including a package approved by Parliament last week that includes further pension cuts, tax increases and privatization of state assets.
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Both Democrats and Republicans condemned the images emerging in Virginia this week, but the scandal was an unwelcome blow to Democratic Party leaders in a swing state that will play a key role in the 2020 White House race and where the Democrats have been gaining ground, helped by growing strength with women and minorities.
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The campaign by the island's ethnic Greek majority to expel the British, who had ruled the island as a protectorate since 1878 and as a crown colony since 1925, drew on two contrasting kinds of rhetoric: the anti-colonial militancy that was gaining ground all over the world, and the much more conservative ethos of Greek nationalism and irredentism.
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Executives from companies including AT&T Inc, Mastercard and Southern Co also addressed the gathering, sharing strategies for gaining ground against cyber criminals and hackers working on behalf of nations including China, Iran, North Korea and Russia that the U.S. government charges have carried out a string of digital attacks on the United States in recent years.
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And a poll released by Monmouth University on Monday found Mr. Kasich gaining ground against Donald J. Trump, though Mr. Trump still had the support of 36 percent of likely Republican primary voters, followed by Senator Ted Cruz of Texas at 23 percent, Mr. Kasich at 21 percent and Senator Marco Rubio of Florida at 13 percent.
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"I felt like we had been gaining ground and since those words caught on — #MeToo — it completely changed the landscape, and I do believe we'll hand our daughters a different world than the one we grew up in," Williams told the outlet, while also admitting that Brett Kavanaugh's Senate hearing and possible confirmation felt like a blow in the wrong direction.
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The British public is split over whether to remain in the European Union, but with opinion polls showing the 'out' campaign gaining ground, Cameron wants to hold the referendum as soon as possible.. EU officials have said there are still worries about whether some of Britain's demands will set a precedent, leading other countries to demand changes to their membership agreements.
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Related: Chris Christie Once Mocked Donald Trump for 'You're Fired' Fame — Now He's Endorsing Him Despite Trump's series of wins on Tuesday, Rubio insisted that his recent attacks on the businessman, whom he has called a "con artist" who is trying to take over the Republican Party, are beginning to work, arguing that his campaign is gaining ground as Trump's poll numbers begin to fall.
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His announcement comes as the GOP is gearing up for war in Minnesota, a state where Republicans are keen on gaining ground after President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE narrowly lost there by roughly 1.5 points in 2016.
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The idea of a future need for a UBI to grease the wheels of the capitalist economies has been gaining ground with some economists and technologists, driven by the notion that tech-fueled automation will result in fewer jobs — leading to the obvious question: how will people earn money to pay for the goods and services that will fire future economies if there aren't enough jobs to go around?
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The Mexican peso is gaining ground against the U.S. dollar as Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's poll numbers sag, and some analysts see a causal link between the two movements.
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EDT * Indexes: Dow down 0.313 pct, S&P up 20.31 pct, Nasdaq up 27 pct (Adds market reaction to Fed statement, changes dateline, byline) By Stephen Culp NEW YORK, March 2748.21 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq reversed earlier losses, gaining ground after the U.S. Federal Reserve concluded its two-day policy meeting by holding a key interest rate steady and affirming its dovish monetary policy stance.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans MORE (I-Vt.) is gaining ground nationally, according to a survey from Quinnipiac University Poll released on Monday.
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Ahead of the report, data from SimilarWeb that was exclusively shared with Business Insider signaled where Netflix was gaining ground internationally: Exclusive data that predicted Netflix's big Q2 subscriber miss suggests international growth has bounced backWhile the strong international showing may have satisfied some investors, others are looking to the fourth quarter and 2020 to firm up their bets on how Netflix will stand against soon-to-be rivals like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus.
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The radical new Economic Freedom Fighters (EEF) is also gaining ground across the country, though it is still a distant third force behind the ANC and DA. It is winning support from black voters frustrated about inequality in country where black people make up 80 percent of the 54 million population, yet most of the economy in terms of ownership of land and companies remains in the hands of white people, who account for around 8 percent of the population.
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"The peso is rallying and, more importantly, it has more room to appreciate as [Democratic nominee] Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE continues to climb in the polls—gaining ground on Donald Trump, who has proposed policies that could potentially hurt Mexico's economy," Nomura Latin America strategist Benito Berber said, according to the Journal.
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Dan CrenshawDaniel CrenshawHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement House committee advances drone legislation MORE (R-Texas), who previously served as a Navy SEAL, said he's skeptical about whether Turkey will abide by the terms of the deal, adding he feels it's critical the U.S. has a presence to prevent ISIS from gaining ground and to remain informed on what's taking place in the region.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is gaining ground on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in New Hampshire, according to an Emerson College poll released Friday.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) gaining ground on Biden following their strong debate performances.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is gaining ground on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in the swing state of Virginia, according to a new poll.
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