Did your team feel as though you had a shot?
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Two minutes later, Mitrita had a shot go off the crossbar.
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With 17:06 remaining, Kulemin had a shot blocked by McDonagh.
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"We had a shot there with the bases loaded," Showalter said.
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I think everybody could have had a shot in this game.
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She's already had a shot and a dangerous cross to Diani.
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He might have had a shot at the Hall of Fame.
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Tom Harkin was in the race; Clinton never really had a shot.
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Because no one thought Trump had a shot in hell of winning.
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For a moment, at least, Slager had a shot at completely dodging accountability.
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The Nuggets brought back Jokic but he had a shot blocked by Harden.
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We needed to get up there and finally did and had a shot.
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She was over thinking she had a shot at doing anything about her career.
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Which makes you wonder if Sanders really ever had a shot to begin with.
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"Nobody thought he had a shot at this," Bloomberg told CNBC's "Halftime Report " Tuesday.
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Average penis size compared to a shot glass (before you had a shot anyway).
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Because you get to do something you didn't think you had a shot at.
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Both teams had a shot at the victory during a hard-fought fourth quarter.
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It was to be played only if Tech had a shot at postseason eligibility.
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I had a shot of whiskey for the first time ever at her insistence.
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I'm the only one since Koufax who has had a shot at the record.
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Maybe if I'd been applying to Jazz Hands magazine, I'd have had a shot.
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Brazil had a shot to reach the podium before falling apart on uneven bars.
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"I didn't think we had a shot to win it there about halfway," Jones said.
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Duke scored the game's first five points while the Panthers had a shot-clock violation.
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Smart had a shot at the buzzer bounce off the rim to seal the result.
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We had a shot there at trying to get one, but they did a good job.
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He and Sergey were determined to change the world, and I believed they had a shot.
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If Stewart had gotten around Logano, he would have at least had a shot at winning.
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This was the first vaping product that actually had a shot at switching an existing smoker.
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So, the four liberals had a shot at persuading him to move left on social issues.
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In Bangkok on Thursday, he was asked whether Thailand had a shot at hosting a World Cup.
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Texas had a shot in the eighth after Nomar Mazara doubled reliever Lou Trivino with one out.
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McClure had a shot to tie it as time expired, but the desperation heave came up short.
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Restricting the supply, they thought, would ensure that each driver had a shot at making a decent living.
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These diverse voices haven't had a shot, and I think it's important for the money to follow that.
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Pete knew he "had a shot," after they connected over Scotch eggs, he told the Times last year.
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Price, according to Reuters, was aggressive in looking for prestige content that had a shot at winning awards.
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They portrayed Trump supporters who still believed he had a shot as being out of touch with reality.
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The notion that Mckesson ever had a shot gets a chuckle out of Anthony McCarthy, Pugh's communications director.
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"I really thought we had a shot," Mr. Buttigieg said of his presidential campaign in his opening monologue.
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When it became clear she had a shot at making the Olympics, her break turned into a resignation.
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But this time, the group's core members, who numbered no more than seven, thought they had a shot.
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When he announced his candidacy, virtually nobody thought he had a shot at securing the Republican Party nomination.
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They took a hired car to Jones' home, Jane Doe told detectives, where she had a shot of whiskey.
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T.J. Warren had a shot to tie the score with 238 seconds left and the Suns down by two.
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Maybe twenty years ago, we still had too many poor people, but they believed that they had a shot.
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The Rob Ford era demonstrated that someone as shameless as Mr. Trump had a shot as a political figure.
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"I knew that he was much, much quicker and had a shot to potentially win the race," he said.
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Jordan Eberle had a shot carom off the top post and then had a putback attempt deflected by Georgiev.
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Most of these workers, especially those lucky enough to carry a union card, had a shot at upward mobility.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are excitedly watching a race where their candidate should never have had a shot in a normal moment.
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" Downs pointed out that when Pence was in Congress "he probably had a shot at becoming Speaker of the House.
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But he said he would not do so unless he thought he had a shot of ousting the California Democrat.
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For a time there was speculation that Rupert's daughter Elisabeth, who founded the Shine reality TV juggernaut, had a shot.
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There was a moment earlier this year when it looked like Democrats had a shot at the majority, after Republican Sens.
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I might have been more of a normal kid and would've had a shot at appealing to a larger, mainstream audience.
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Colorado nearly won it with about a minute remaining in overtime, but Landeskog had a shot clang off the left post.
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"I've had a shot of whiskey in my coffee every morning for 100 years," he said at his 107th birthday party.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk set the bar high, recently emailing employees that the company "had a shot" of delivering 100,000 cars.
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This one might have had a shot once, "Florida senator Marco," but odds are Senator RUBIO will meet the same fate.
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Pavelski had a shot from the slot, but Niemi made a glove save with just over six minutes left to play.
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Cops say Price reeked of booze, though she insisted she only had a shot of vodka and a lemon drop martini.
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He had a shot for another birdie on No. 6, but his chip from the fringe sat just outside the cup.
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Evan didn't understand that Amanda was turning him down and inexplicably walked away from this conversation thinking he still had a shot.
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John Kasich is the most popular on Wall Street, but no one said they thought he had a shot at the presidency.
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So I was actually happy to hear when she got a Netflix deal, because we might've finally had a shot at competing!
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He had a shot at the record with less than a second remaining but missed his final free throw of the night.
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Just days ago, the movie industry was divided on whether "Endgame" had a shot at hitting $300 million in the domestic market.
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He said he still thought his candidate had a shot and so was incensed by Ms. Wasserman Schultz's presumptive support of Mrs.
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At the halfway point, a group of about two dozen runners had a shot at the lead, running a 23:05:55.
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In their matchup today, the Eagles and Falcons each had a shot to prove their mettle as one of the NFC's best.
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Hoppert: He was impeded in the Derby and finished 13th, but he never had a shot anyway to secure his first win.
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Gulati was referring to the fact that Clint Dempsey had a shot hit the woodwork in the final minutes of the game.
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Bell said he thought his boat would have had a shot at winning even if Wild Oats XI had not broken down.
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And a few people were convinced that DiCaprio had a shot at clinching another golden award this summer — at the Rio Summer Olympics.
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The right winger had a shot for a fourth goal on a third-period power play, but goalie Scott Darling foiled the attempt.
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NSC didn't think they had a shot after hearing big-name musicians were also up for the gig, but got the call ... GHOSTBUSTERS!
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Kelly Catlin, 23, won a silver medal in cycling at the 2016 Olympics and had a shot at gold at the 2020 Games.
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CEO Elon Musk had raised expectations in an email to staff last week when he said Tesla had a shot at hitting 100,000.
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New York also played without Starlin Castro, who had a shot in his right wrist on Saturday, and Matt Holliday, who was sick.
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No sane person would think about it if they had a shot right now because of how bad things are in this country.
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"I wish we'd had a shot at Bake Off," Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos said in an interview with The Telegraph last week.
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Comedy is where African Americans have had a shot, as opposed to science fiction, particularly television, has almost been completely closed to black writers.
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Justin Bibbins had a shot at knocking down a go-ahead 3-pointer, but it rimmed in and out with six seconds to go.
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Rangers center Derick Brassard had a shot blocked, but the puck caromed across to the ice to a wide-open left winger J.T. Miller.
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"There was a time in this game when you had a shot," said Collins, who said he was worried that Syndergaard could be suspended.
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Carson had a shot during the fall, but Cruz has sucked up nearly all of the support from evangelicals that once flocked to him.
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She said the campaign had "a shot" at winning over undecided voters who do not now support Mr. Trump but who dislike Mrs. Clinton.
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"If there was a protected bike lane where cars are parked and a cement block separating, he would have had a shot," she said.
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However, the film didn't land a single Oscar nod (even though I really thought Elba had a shot at joining the Supporting Actor race).
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State Senator Raymond J. Lesniak of Union, N.J., a Democrat and the sponsor of the sports betting bill, still thought the state had a shot.
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But after the story started coming out, after a month or six weeks into it, I definitely felt like we had a shot at that.
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I thought I had a shot at getting them on the Confirmed app because I was able to get a first round Kylie Lip Kit.
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Coinye (the Shitcoin Formerly Known as Coinye West) might have had a shot, too, had its developers not been sued by Kanye for trademark infringement.
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Though it took an historic effort by James, they still made the Finals where they would have had a shot against any non-Warriors team.
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I soon began to think about where I might be able to get a gold medal, and I thought I had a shot at swimming.
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McGowens had a shot to win it for the Panthers in regulation, but his 3-point try with six seconds left was off the mark.
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That said, Guardians 2 already faced its first test this weekend with a pair of newcomers that had a shot at eating into its audience.
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And that's why Obama, who stayed silent through all sorts of Trump era atrocities, feels that he simply must intervene if Bernie had a shot.
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Suddenly, almost anyone had a shot at the nomination, and political outsiders—George McGovern in 22008, Jimmy Carter in 22012, Ronald Reagan in 21—flourished.
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The Warriors had a shot at a tie, but Jordan Poole's desperation 3-point attempt in the final two seconds was blocked by Gilgeous-Alexander.
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"After my career, I was thinking that I had a shot to be a Hall of Famer," Rivera said on a conference call with reporters.
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We had a shot in which Neytiri falls into a specific position, and because she is lit by orange firelight, it lights up the nipples.
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But when we got the World's Fastest Man at LAX, we had to ask if MLS teams like the L.A. Galaxy even had a shot.
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Ellie Soutter won bronze at the European Youth Olympic Winter Festival in Turkey last year and had a shot at competing in the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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Shortly after Diana died in a car accident in Paris in 1997, Trump told an interviewer he would have had a "shot" at dating her. Nice!
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"I think with me, I took one bad shot and had a shot blocked, that's two times in a row," said Wall, who added 17 assists.
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AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes told reporters the revenue target was a "tough ask at the moment" but the airline "had a shot" of making it.
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But he impressed in the preseason, making a 56-yard field goal in Thursday's game, and had a shot to be picked up by another team.
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New Orleans failed to score on its next two possessions as it had a shot-clock violation and Aldridge blocked and rebounded a shot by Moore.
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He realized that smartphones were a game changer and that he had a shot at founding the company that would integrate smartphone ordering into people's lives.
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Christian Mejia thought he had a shot at getting out of immigration detention in rural Louisiana after he'd found a lawyer to help him seek asylum.
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But Democrats aren't in the room on those legislative efforts and the President just nuked the lone House GOP effort that had a shot at passage.
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Shalane's mother never had a shot at the Olympics; she was too far ahead of her time, as there were no Olympic distance events for women.
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Conor McGregor actually had a shot against Floyd Mayweather ... but he would get straight-up SMASHED by Manny Pacquiao -- so says ex-UFC star Brendan Schaub.
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I asked Volz if he thought he might be hurting the Republican Party if Amendment 214 had a shot at turning Florida from purple to blue.
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Before the conoravirus outbreak, Biden was on track for a 400-delegate lead this weekend and had a shot at clinching the nomination outright April 28.
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"Once I saw he was down for the Scotch egg, I knew it had a shot," said Mr. Buttigieg, who is the mayor of South Bend.
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Last week, an internal email said the U.S. company had "a shot" at delivering 100,000 cars globally in the July-September quarter, industry journal Electrek reported.
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However, Ilkay Gundogan also had a shot deflected onto the crossbar and also had claims for a penalty waved away after a challenge by André Gomes.
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During the Obama years, many of the conservative bills that made it through the House never had a shot of being signed by former President Barack Obama.
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This is the time when candidates who never had a shot at the Republican nomination but were hanging in through New Hampshire drop out of the race.
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Republicans once were hopeful they had a shot in Colorado, but GOP recruiting failures led to the nomination of conservative Darryl Glenn, who is trailing Democratic Sen.
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A competing news source—The New York Spectator—almost had a shot when they hired Serena to write a column about the goings-ons in her life.
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"I don't think he ever really had a shot, but this pretty much kills any real chance he had of winning over the conference," the aide said.
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Texas' Matt Coleman III had a shot to win the game with two seconds on the clock but missed, and the contest headed into an extra period.
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While there she noticed that the left side of her lip felt swollen (it wasn't) and numb — as if she had just had a shot of Novocain.
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So as soon as Trump had a shot at a deal, he took it—even though what he ultimately took was the Democrats' first short-term offer.
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Did their parents explain the ethical complexity of the admissions process, and how some kids are destined for top schools while many others never had a shot?
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The Flyers had a couple of good early chances as Sanheim had a shot saved by the right pad of Murray with 17:52 left in the first.
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"I try to drink a lot of water, try not to do shots—although I just fucking had a shot—and try to drink sessionable beers," Cantley says.
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It was not until the 25th minute that Spain had a shot on target, with Silva sending a free kick straight into the arms of keeper Ali Beiranvand.
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If Adkins had started making movies 15 or 20 years earlier, he probably would've had a shot at legit mainstream stardom, similar to Van Damme and Steven Seagal.
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A few weeks ago, Jonathan Nicola was the star player on his high school basketball team, with a coach who believed he had a shot at going pro.
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"You only got the bonus if you won, so we wouldn't have come if we didn't think he had a shot," the owner Paul Reddam said of Nyquist.
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Black, who had a shot at becoming Tennessee's first female governor, had forfeited the powerful Budget Committee chair position in the House in her bid for the governorship.
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We&aposve seen this throughout the primary season, that in cases of races where the Democrats had a shot to win, they threw it away by going hard left.
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Snowden had a shot, boasting both a big-name star in Joseph Gordon-Levitt, a major director in Oliver Stone and the topical weightiness of an awards season player.
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Had she wrapped up the nomination with a series of early, big wins, she would likely never have had a shot at bringing Sanders' passionate supporters into her camp.
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Louisville entered last weekend believing it had a shot of becoming a top-10 team and exited with more questions than answers following a disappointing home loss to Clemson.
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Cristiane, who had a goal disallowed and had a shot kicked off the line in the first half, got the goal her hard work deserved in the final minute.
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"I hit my drive left and then had a shot that flew off a downslope," said the 20-year-old after a 75 gave her a total of 214.
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The Warriors, who led by eight two minutes into the final period, had a shot at a win, but Russell misfired on a 3-pointer shortly before the horn.
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After the chaos of the 1960s and the stagnation of the 1970s, conservatives finally had a shot at governing, and nothing was off-limits for honest debate among us.
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Fisher was in the top 12%, but still had a shot at admission on the basis of other criteria, like extracurricular participation, test scores, and yes, racial diversity considerations.
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Remember, Dez had a shot to play for the Saints in 2018 ... but he tore his Achilles in a practice with the squad just hours after signing with them.
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"And we had a shot at him and I took it and that shot was pinpoint accurate, and that was the end of a monster," Trump said of Soleimani.
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C Matthew Peca, called up the Lightning, made his NHL debut Wednesday night and had a shot and two hits in 13:03 of ice time against the Canadiens.
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The 23-year-old defensive lineman had a shot with the Oakland Raiders in 2019 -- but was cut in training camp after coaches said he looked lazy and unmotivated.
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We all loved watching it and the science had moved up enough and you see it a lot here at re:Mars that we thought we had a shot at it.
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Of 11 teams competing this year, five still had a shot at winning the season's twin weekend races on a temporary track along the waterfront in Brooklyn's Red Hook neighborhood.
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Five months ago, Holzhauer, a sports bettor from Las Vegas, had a shot at surpassing the $21 million Ken Jennings won during his record 2995-game winning streak in 279.
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Baylor had a shot to tie or win it with three seconds left, but Motley missed a short jumper in the lane and forward Ishmail Wainright missed a follow attempt.
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The next day, [music journalist] Job de Wit called me and asked if I had a shot of Ice T and his wife Coco, who had been topless on stage.
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"We likely wouldn't have had a shot at getting inside Casa Padre tonight had @SenJeffMerkley not tried and been turned away before us," MSNBC correspondent Jacob Soboroff tweeted Wednesday evening.
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But the fact that Malowney even thought this argument had a shot suggests the degree to which Fox News, and cable TV more broadly, is seen as stirring up Islamophobia.
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Fetini describes herself as historically "on the fringes when it came to voting," preferring left-wing candidates like Ralph Nader and Dennis Kucinich, who never had a shot of winning.
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But for all the last-minute votes in favor, there were myriad bills that did not make it to the finish line — or, in many cases, never had a shot.
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I'm a glutton for punishment (and a good workout), so when I had a shot at giving Whoop a try, I jumped to take it to learn more about myself.
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Sloan had planned ahead and expected to stop in between the bike ride and the run to sit and pump, until she saw she had a shot at a personal best.
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Last year, its Atom processors even looked like they had a shot at denting Qualcomm's market dominance, thanks in large part to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chip's power and heat issues.
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A Dog's Purpose might have had a shot at challenging Split, if not for the leaked on-set video of one of the film's dog performers being forced into choppy waters.
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He finished far behind Sanders in Nevada's caucuses, and his struggles with African Americans meant he never had a shot to truly compete in South Carolina, where Joe Biden won handily.
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Nick Holden and Jimmy Vesey whiffed on a loose puck in the crease early in the frame, and Vesey had a shot ring off the crossbar in the last four minutes.
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So imagine the surprise of fans when this week's episode had a shot that featured a regular ol' modern day coffee cup sitting on the table as characters celebrated something (some spoilers).
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She also said she began having more fun than she ever had, and as she looked toward to Berlin this fall, she thought she had a shot at a good, fast race.
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" Unlike Alex, who honestly never had a shot compared to Jordan, it isn't "I thought, now I know" it's, "I've always known, but I've waited to say it until I was sure.
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Asked last Thursday whether Sanders needed to win in New York, senior Sanders advisor Tad Devine said that if the campaign beat expectations in later contests, the senator still had a shot.
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Power Rangers never really had a shot at competing — it serves a narrower audience than the Disney flick — but it emerged from its opening weekend with a domestic estimate of $40.5 million.
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By the way, with the NBA Draft coming up on Thursday -- we asked Chuck if he thought LiAngelo Ball had a shot at getting his name called ... and he didn't say no!
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The story marched on, but I really thought we had a shot if a branching path might lead us off to couple's therapy or even an erotic third to spice things up.
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Embiid and Gallinari each had a shot in the closing seconds of regulation to give their teams the lead but could not convert, and the game went into overtime tied 107-107.
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I finally had a shot at owning my own bricks when someone let me know about an auction: The Sports Arena was being sold off in bits and pieces before its demolition.
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After more than a decade of involvement in women's soccer, Mariyam Mohamed felt she had a shot of making a convincing case to voters picking Asia's female representative on FIFA's governing council.
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After Robinson and Butler hit consecutive 23-pointers to get Miami even at 254-all with 29.8 seconds remaining in the fourth period, both teams had a shot at a regulation win.
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However, Lillard had a shot blocked by Green, and after Portland got the ball out of bounds with 3.3 seconds left, Lillard misfired on a desperation 3-pointer, ending the Trail Blazers' season.
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"I&aposll be frank with you, I hope he won&apost be angry at me: we had a shot of vodka and had some sausages at the end of a workday," Putin said.
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It was Baffert's first starter in America's greatest race, and he was eager because Cavonnier had just won the Santa Anita Derby and definitely had a shot to capture the blanket of roses.
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She did not crack 2 percent of the vote in any other contest, putting her far out of range for delegates, though she had a shot at some in next month's Hawaii primary.
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It reached a peak when Horford had a shot knocked away on a drive to the basket, which caused Budenholzer to run down the court behind Smith and pick up a technical foul.
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Tom Wilson nearly gave Washington a 1-0 lead in the opening minutes when he had a shot at an open net from just outside the crease, but his shot hit the post.
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The consensus take was that Democrats probably had a shot at netting the 23 seats they would need to take control of the House of Representatives—but not much more, in all likelihood.
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Former President Bill Clinton said he had a shot at killing bin Laden before 9/ 11, but to do so he would have had to destroy a town and kill 300 innocent people.
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In addition, the team said pitcher Mark Leiter Jr., who had a shot of making the big-league roster coming into camp, underwent Tommy John surgery earlier this week and will miss the season.
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Last November, after her second son was born, Ms. Ade sat down with her co-workers and asked them to be honest about whether the film had a shot at being selected for Cannes.
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Hillary Clinton was leading by about 3 to 4 percentage points in the polls, and Grim had written a piece attacking Silver for his claim that Donald Trump still had a shot at victory.
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The Giants (28-212) were running the ball aggressively with Saquon Barkley — and when they suddenly had a shot at the comeback, it was Odell Beckham Jr. and Evan Engram who got them there.
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That Murkowski had a shot at all was the result of a combination of factors — from her family background to an unusual grassroots coalition — that would be hard to replicate in Alabama in 2017.
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There was really no way they had a shot at winning more seats in the Senate, much less a majority; the whole plan was just to stave off the bleeding and try again in 2020.
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"We weren't exactly sure how big she was, initially, but after a 2 minute blistering run, she jumped completely out of the water, I wish I had a shot of that," Michalove wrote on Facebook.
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While I have had many struggles in life , I always knew in the back of my mind that I had a shot at pursing any dream I deemed worthy of my time, energy and skill.
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The major effect it has had is to increase the numbers of candidates on the ballot in the primary, with many also-rans believing they had a shot at being one of the top two.
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One such fund, proposed by the Winklevoss brothers, looked like it had a shot and the Bitcoin community rallied around it, only to have their hopes dashed when the SEC denied its application in March.
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He lost the faith of his beloved Khaleesi, Daenerys Targaryen, and when things had a shot of turning around, he got greyscale, a terminal Westerosi disease that eats at the flesh and eventually destroys the mind.
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It was a more hopeful time, one where it looked like services from Microsoft (Skype), Google (Google Voice), and Apple (iMessage and FaceTime) had a shot at breaking the one-device, one-number hold on things.
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Rubber companies in those countries also had a shot at boosting prices, with 10 producers trying to restrict supply into the SICOM exchange in Singapore, one of the main price-setting processes for rubber in Asia.
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With two weeks left, Columbus still had a shot at home ice in the opening round and maybe even first place overall, but they lost six straight before finally getting a win in Sunday night's season finale.
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Daniel Goldberg, legal director of Alliance for Justice, said John Bush's confirmation was "disturbing," but he still felt that Democrats and advocacy groups had a shot at blocking nominees in the future if they had questionable records.
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This is a story about skiing, and about a gifted and charismatic athlete who had a shot at professional status — but it's really about 'the blast zone of mental illness,' which radiates out into so many lives.
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Golden State had a shot to force a Game 7 on Father's Day despite the absence of Durant and Thompson, Kevon Looney's chest and shoulder ailments and Toronto's clear advantages in the length, depth and health departments.
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P told us he was gunning for an assistant coach job with the New Orleans Pelicans this summer, and when we got Horry out at LAX we had to ask if he thought the Colonel had a shot.
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Despite a campaign that never had a shot of landing him in the White House and only made the ballot in 11 states, McMullin has rapidly built up his image as a principal irritant of President-elect Donald Trump.
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So if you had a shot where you're panning from, say, Chris to Hulk, you actually want to pan from Chris to Hulk, not Chris to Mark — because Mark is 28'83" or what have you, but Hulk is 28'26".
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Each team had a shot to break a 113-all in the final seconds of regulation, but T.J. Warren stole a Graham pass on Charlotte's last possession before Malcolm Brogdon misfired on a desperation 34-footer at the horn.
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Kinkaid even got help late in the third when Burns had a shot at an open net on the power play but did not get all of a fluttering puck, and defenseman John Moore blocked it in the crease.
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Coming onto the field in the 54th minute against Kansas FC on Saturday, Pugh had a shot on goal, but for all the anticipation her signing inspired, she's still a teenage rookie still getting used to her new team.
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So, when I started riding a bike, and even when people started to tell me that I had a shot at becoming a professional cyclist, my previous endeavours taught me, despite my foolish ambition, to at least be skeptical.
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If he had a shot in New Hampshire, it was the possibility that he'd grab more moderate and conservative voters in the party; instead, it seems Klobuchar and Buttigieg split most of those votes, leaving little room for Biden.
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Still, Roche points to numerous ongoing studies in lung and other cancers that include Tecentriq, contending it still had a shot at beating rivals to market in first-line treatment of small cell and first-line squamous cell lung cancer.
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The Crimson Tide trailed 67-65 and had a shot to tie the game, but Jaylen Forbes' layup attempt with five seconds left was blocked by Yves Pons, who made two free throws on the other end to ice the game.
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On Monday, the misses came in all varieties: Vardy blasted straight at the keeper after breaking in alone; Adam Lallana had a powerful shot palmed away; Alli had a shot saved off the line and blasted another over the bar.
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DeMarcus Cousins looked as if he had a shot at the offensive rebound, but he couldn't get his hands on it — so the ball rolled, and kept rolling, all the way to half-court, where no one could get control.
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Everyone from Pharrell Williams to Eminem had a shot to ask Rihanna anything—and Laverne Cox did us all a huge favor by whipping out a very important question about one of the most iconic looks the Barbados-born star has taken on.
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"When something is so poorly done, it never had a shot — and rightfully so," said Senator John Liu, a Queens Democrat who graduated from a specialized school, the Bronx High School of Science, and holds a key position on an education committee.
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After Dejounte Murray had pulled the Spurs even at 2110-all with 215 seconds to go in regulation, Hart had a shot at a game-winner, but he saw his driving attempt roll off the rim under heavy pressure just before the horn sounded.
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At the time, the belief was that when the International Olympic Committee made the call to cut an event, wrestling got axed because FILA, its international governing body, was too complacent and gave no consideration to the idea they had a shot of being cut.
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Earlier on June 16th Jeff Weaver, Mr Sanders's campaign manager, conceded that the senator was no longer lobbying superdelegates, putting an end to an argument made by some Bernie fans: that they still had a shot at the nomination by winning over office-bearers.
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The Russian team equalized fewer than 10 minutes later when Aleksey Miranchuk scored, coming close to a second moments later when he headed over from close range, before midfielder Joao Mario had a shot cleared off the line by Leonardo Bonucci in the 78th minute.
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Regarding the Solar Roof's cost efficiency, he struck a more cautious tone than Tesla did in 2017, saying it had "a shot" at being as expensive as or cheaper than a non-solar shingle roof plus the average cost of electricity for a single-family home.
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The Boston Red Sox had a shot at clinching a division title with a win on Tuesday — they failed — while at the extreme other end of the group, the Arizona Diamondbacks were all but eliminated from contention for both the National League West and the wild-card.
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The reaction to Ms. Theron's performance in film circles had been so euphoric that Universal and its Focus Features label thought the movie had a shot at becoming a new "Bourne Identity," which arrived to $37.3 million in ticket sales in 2002, after adjusting for inflation.
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Whats-his-face and whats-his-face — Eric's challengers for the last rose of the night — had barely registered for weeks (apparently their names are Matt and Adam), but we were forced for two final hours to pretend as if they had a shot at marrying Rachel.
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The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Vikings last week, officially securing their spot against the New England Patriots in this year's Super Bowl—the first time in more a decade the Eagles have had a shot at the championship after losing out to the Patriots back in 2005.
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"I think it was about the eighth inning when I punched out somebody and they said that was 217 — that was the first time I heard the number, so I knew I had a shot at going out for the ninth and 1163," Scherzer told reporters after the game.
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Seemingly overnight, countless people from around the world were convinced they also had a shot at the top prize, and poker was changed forever, with ripple effects that could be felt throughout popular culture and the many industries that sprung up to support the explosive interest in the game.
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Sanders said he had "a shot" to win upcoming primaries in West Virginia, Oregon and Kentucky and argued his new momentum means that even if Clinton's victory is now seen by many Democrats as inevitable, she is hardly enjoying the triumphant march to the finish line that she hoped for.
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There is probably so much business that there is room for more than one winner, but if you asked before Sunday if IBM had a shot in this mix against its formidable competitors, especially those born in the cloud like AWS and Google, most probably wouldn't have given them much chance.
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Juan, let me start with you, there may be a bit of an effort here by Donna Brazile to come clean on some of what was happening with the DNC that proves that Bernie Sanders really never had a shot given the financial control that Hillary took before the primary was even over.
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Sam Gagner had a shot bank off him before going into the net to put his team on the board at 9:37 of the first period, and Alex Chiasson reached the 153-goal mark for the first time in his career by redirecting a McDavid shot-pass just under five minutes later.
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Kulwicki, who was named on 46 percent of ballots, rallied from a 278-point deficit to win the 1992 series title, edging Bill Elliott by 10 points — then the closest margin in Cup history — after a thrilling season finale at Atlanta in which Davey Allison also had a shot at the championship.
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And even after falling apart on 12, he still had a shot to at least tie as late as the 16th hole—there had already been three holes-in-one there Sunday—but he biffed his putt after a good tee shot and then bogeyed 17 to end his hopes of repeating as winner.
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Mr. Dittrich very much wanted to interview Mr. Molaison, and you can see why he thought he had a shot: He was connected to him not just through his grandfather but also through Suzanne Corkin, the neuroscientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who worked most closely with H.M. She just happened to be his mother's oldest friend.
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Huffman's actions were made public earlier this year after the FBI sting operation known as "Operation Varsity Blues" identified the actress, best known for her role in "Desperate Housewives," as one of the 51 people who had in some way contributed to a widespread plot to bribe or cheat kids' way into elite universities they wouldn't have otherwise had a shot at attending.
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Here's the question, so I have no idea, and as far as I'm concerned, they're f---ing themselves because the vote that's not there is one of the only reliably conservative votes, so any case that's coming up through this next year that was going to be a 5:4 decision for the conservatives is now moved, so they basically they're going to spend a year losing, pretty much, any case they had a shot with.
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Many Orioles fans believed that Jackson's April holdout effectively doomed their team to that finish; while it's hard to imagine that he could have single-handedly erased their 10.5 game deficit—Weaver estimated to Sports Illustrated in August that "If we'd had him all season, there's no question we'd be five games closer to first"—Jackson certainly would have had a shot at his second AL MVP award if he'd come to Baltimore straight from spring training.
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Read more:The NBA passed anti-tampering rules that include random audits of teams after the wildest summer of player movement everGiants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winThe Clippers realized they had a shot to get Kawhi Leonard when he visited Doc Rivers' Malibu home but forced the Lakers to go to his hotelNick Kyrgios said he lost concentration during a loss at the Laver Cup because he saw 'a really hot chick in the crowd'
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They had a shot at a division title going into their last game of the season but saw their title hopes fade when Peyton Manning led Denver to a victory over the San Diego Chargers to give the Broncos the No. 1 seed in the A.F.C. The Chiefs accomplished the 10-game winning streak by splitting up Charles's carries between Charcandrick West and Spencer Ware, continuing to pressure the quarterback even when Houston was out, and winning the turnover battle consistently thanks to the efficiency of Alex Smith and a defense that was as opportunistic as it was stingy.
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