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But the Parisian delegation thinks it has the upper hand.
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For now, Mr. Sanders's progressive vision has the upper hand.
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An assassin by trade, Villanelle always has the upper hand.
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Trump has the upper hand and the Democrats have no hand.
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And Mr. Kim seems convinced that he has the upper hand.
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One faction has the upper hand and then it does not.
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It does seem like Disney has the upper hand right now.
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Second, the President's legal team has the upper hand by default.
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"The person creating the fake always has the upper hand," Farid said.
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But Rick, it turns out, has the upper hand — psychologically and physically.
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Most of the state's voters believe that Clinton has the upper hand.
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Whoever has the upper hand has no incentive to come to terms.
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To be sure, Kennedy has the upper-hand in deep-Red Louisiana.
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Whoever has the upper hand has less incentive to come to terms.
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Doesn't US President Donald Trump love negotiations where he has the upper hand?
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Anderson says Amazon also has the upper hand on selection and delivery times.
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If so, ObamaCare wins and Sanders has the upper hand in the debate.
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Republicans still believe the GOP has the upper hand in the general election.
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Mr. Trump, advisers said, still believes he has the upper hand with Democrats.
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Crist also has the upper hand when it comes to demographics and fundraising.
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South Korea has the upper hand in the dispute, since it controls the islands.
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She has the upper hand, argument-wise, but definitely the lower hand, life-wise.
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As long as the new memory has the upper hand, his fear is suppressed.
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"The U.S. administration probably has the upper hand in this currency war," he added.
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The power struggle has given rise to uncertainty over who has the upper hand.
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SHODAN always has the upper hand, she anticipates your next move, and self-corrects.
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When it comes to relationships, who has the upper hand: the pumpkin or the thief?
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"The administration recognizes that in the short run it has the upper hand," he continued.
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And based on the new trailer, it looks like Scarlet Witch has the upper hand.
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Kendall finally has the upper hand, but does he know where to go from here?
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Cynicism has the upper hand, after years of what many say were empty promises of improvement.
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After the second summit, Trump now has the upper hand with both North Korea and China.
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For now, Khartoum has the upper hand in the online battle between between democracy and dictatorship.
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But for now, that's not happening, Cramer said, arguing President Donald Trump has the upper hand.
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The Pentagon has begun to publicly acknowledge that in missiles, at least, China has the upper hand.
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Which has the upper hand will become clear only once he begins making appointments and proposing laws.
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It is an indication that the group is confident that its favored candidate has the upper hand.
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The writers clearly needed to orchestrate a Negan arrival in which the Saviors' leader has the upper hand.
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Meanwhile, Trump signaled he supports both bills — leaving it unclear which piece of legislation has the upper hand.
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Now, with climate deniers in Congress and in the White House, the oil industry has the upper hand.
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For the time being, she said, commanders appeared to have concluded that Mr. Maduro has the upper hand.
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But more than anything else he is an America First deal-wrangler who knows he has the upper hand.
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So, I still maintain Chuck has the upper hand in this even if he is losing everything he loves.
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If you leave early because of the anxiety, you'll feel defeated, as if the anxiety has the upper hand.
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The Taliban likely doesn't to make too many concessions because it currently has the upper hand in the war.
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While it is unlikely he will regain control of all of Syria, he already has the upper hand generally.
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Most business leaders are, like many opinion polls, split over which side of the debate has the upper hand.
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So China clearly has the upper hand in this dynamic, which means that Russia has much weaker negotiating power.
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Some Democrats tacitly admitted that the White House currently has the upper hand -- but predicted the tables would turn.
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Fear has the upper hand today, with equities falling and the dollar weakening against the yen and the euro.
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Though the woman has the upper hand in terms of age, she is often a conquest for the virile dude.
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In their final confrontation, Walter has the upper hand over David, and David says Walter has to make a choice.
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Overall, analysts believe the United States has the upper hand in its trade war with the world's second largest economy.
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But while the Maduro government has the upper hand inside Venezuela, two external forces are putting pressure on the regime.
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While Mr. Erdogan has the upper hand, he faces his most serious competition ever and is, experts say, running scared.
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Several aerospace and trade experts believe Boeing has the upper hand because the ITC sides more frequently with U.S. companies.
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" That being said, the source says Jenner, 18, "likes Tyga's attention" – and the fact that she "has the upper hand now.
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During his fight with his murderer, Gregor Clegane (known as the Mountain), Oberyn easily has the upper hand — until he doesn't.
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For now Mr Kabila, who has ruled Congo since inheriting the job from his dad in 2001, has the upper hand.
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However, Apple still probably has the upper hand in visibility, thanks to its long-running and recognizable "Shot on iPhone" campaign.
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It's hard to say who has the upper hand here, but I strongly suspect that all is not as it seems.
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This then also gives some insight as to who has the upper hand in negotiating a fight between McGregor and Mayweather.
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Apple has the upper hand here, so if data security and privacy matter to you, you'll want to buy a HomePod.
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The United States has the upper hand in any negotiations with North Korea, but North Korea is playing the long game.
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But it's hard to say that the U.S. has the upper hand because China is not showing any signs of relenting.
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General Khalifa Hifter, the militia leader, has the upper hand on the ground, and appears to be the biggest wild card.
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Mr. Cayo said the fines were not worth negotiating now because the city has the upper hand in the coming trial.
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Based on design, it depends on your preference or whatever, but I definitely think the iPhone XS has the upper hand here.
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I'm careful not to overstate the case here, the United States still has the upper hand in a whole lot of ways.
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Regardless, Trump appears to believe he has the upper hand with Democrats and can force them to back to the negotiating table.
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But he insisted the U.S. has the upper hand with China, pointing to other strong economic indicators and China's sputtering stock market.
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But there's still no denying that a competent player with a 9600 dpi mouse and better aiming skills has the upper hand.
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His character now has the upper hand and puts him in solitary confinement, where Noah comes face to face with his demons.
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Renault, 15% owned by the French state, has the upper hand even though most of the revenues, volumes and profits come from Japan.
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So far FedEx still has the upper hand in terms of market share, but the "brown" company is putting up a good fight.
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Hong Kong has the upper hand over Singapore in terms of investment banking, particularly in corporate-finance businesses such as mergers and acquisitions.
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The Trump administration, which has in recent days referred to China as a "predatory economic government", reckons that it has the upper hand.
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Uncertainty over which side has the upper hand lingers in the streets of Kunduz, where memories of last year's deadly rout are fresh.
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In this dynamic, Beijing has the upper hand if President Trump is solely focused on "out confronting" China instead of "out competing" it.
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But if the Democratic nominee spends too much effort placating the elite special interests and the Twitter mob, Trump has the upper hand.
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And with Democrats losing their appetite for another shutdown over immigration, right now it looks like the inaction caucus has the upper hand.
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It is not clear at any point which man has the upper hand, and that sense of unease exacerbates the film's hallucinatory quality.
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For Moscow, it had signaled that it still has the upper hand in the war and in peace negotiations being pushed by Zelensky.
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China now has the upper hand on a strategic issue that will define East Asia's economic and political outlook for the foreseeable future.
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What he does have is the incentive to race to the bomb so that, if and when talks occur, he has the upper hand.
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Theresa thinks she has the upper hand through said moneymen, and points out that the board is sending a representative who will back her.
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Arriving at a key strategy to successfully restrict the regime requires to first understand why the IRGC has the upper hand on the ground.
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He said that while Home Depot has the upper hand now, no one should give up on Lowe's — or its new CEO, Marvin Ellison.
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She still has the upper hand in most of the crucial swing states, such as Pennsylvania and Florida, that will likely decide the election.
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Obviously, someone who is more rested in that moment has the upper hand over someone who just put himself or herself through the wringer.
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Qualcomm is confident it has the upper hand in its legal battle with Apple, which began with a $1 billion royalty dispute in January.
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And the frontline, just on the outer edge of the Old City, is so fluid, it's often hard to tell who has the upper hand.
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If you ever wondered who has the upper hand in the employment relationship, you don't need to think long to come up with the answer.
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Translated into layman's terms, the report measures "control" -- in which one side runs an area -- and "influence" -- in which one side has the upper hand.
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DataCubes has the upper hand on its competitors in other states because of its proximity to many medium-size insurance companies in Illinois, Lee said.
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The greenback has the upper hand in a trade war scenario over emerging markets, analysts said, and tariffs may actually narrow the U.S. trade deficit.
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But with the military standing by Mr. Maduro, an analyst told us, commanders appear to have concluded Mr. Maduro has the upper hand for now.
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Just as the EU sets the terms when countries apply to join the club, it also has the upper hand when a country decides to leave.
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The Luxembourg-based court's ruling could determine who has the upper hand on competition policy in this issue, said Assimakis Komninos, a partner at White & Case.
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France has the upper hand (foot?) thanks in part to its captain and goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, who helped the team go undefeated in the group stage.
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He thinks the U.S. has the upper hand against Beijing, because China relies on exports for growth, and might find it hard to replace its imports.
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We combed through 2503 Federal Election Commission filings to find which celebs keep cutting checks for Pete, Bernie and Liz ... and Buttigieg has the upper hand.
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The greenback has the upper hand over emerging market currencies in a trade war scenario, analysts said, and tariffs may actually narrow the U.S. trade deficit.
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President Trump, betting with real currency — American strength — apparently has the upper hand, and the concessions President Xi Jinping is likely to make won't be mere tokens.
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The U.S. has the upper hand in pivotal emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and quantum computing, in part because American universities and companies boast world-class talent.
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I went there – SORKIN: And where this trade war and tariff war starts and where you think it ends, and who has the upper hand at this point?
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However, the sense of immersion you get in VR is so overwhelming, in a sense, that in that respect it kind of has the upper hand to [me].
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If his boxing were a little more serviceable he could maneuver himself into the fence positions where he has the upper hand without taking half as much punishment.
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While Biden still has the upper hand on the rest of the field, his poor debate performance showed he is vulnerable, making each debate all the more important.
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According to Chick-fil-A, the chain has the upper hand when it comes to customer service because it invests more than other companies in training its employees.
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New York arguably has the upper hand when it comes to high fashion, but the arrival of these new shops and labels will have more fashionistas looking west.
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Canada undeniably has the upper hand, with no imminent elections or impending political deadlines, and a new trade deal with the EU entering into force just weeks ago.
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The administration of President Donald Trump has the upper hand as it's "wielding the threat of automobile tariffs pretty effectively," said Tobias Harris, vice president at Teneo Intelligence.
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Hayman Capital Management founder Kyle Bass said the U.S. has the upper hand during trade negotiations with China and doesn't see the depreciation of China's currency as problematic.
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"We will see more and more friction between the parties, given that we are seeing more and more this sense that Assad has the upper hand" against Syrian rebels.
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JOHN Ad buyers don't like to jump out of their seats at these things — ad prices could go up if the network senses that it has the upper hand.
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Read: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably knows it The U.S. and its allies launched airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons facilities Friday evening.
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The bottom line: This is a large victory for UnitedHealthcare, which terminated its contract with Envision and now has the upper hand in negotiating rates for Envision's health care services.
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A bonanza is far from assured: competition to help with the restructuring of the Middle East's largest economy is fierce, and Riyadh has the upper hand in negotiations over fees.
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President Donald Trump has the upper hand in the China trade war because tariffs are hurting the Chinese economy way more than the U.S. economy, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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But it could unveil a number of deals favouring widebody jets where it has the upper hand against Airbus, including at least a dozen 787 aircraft for Korean Air Lines.
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President Donald Trump has the upper hand in trade talks with China despite false claims that he made at a Wednesday rally with supporters in Florida, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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"I hope that, at the end, reason has the upper hand and that we are in a position in the home straight to be able to seal a deal," he continued.
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The finale will likely feature Cersei's trial—her nude walk through the city was apparently just the High Sparrow's idea of a bail bond—and the Faith has the upper hand.
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But the profit motive and the iron grip of special interest groups who believe in shooting the most treasured mammals on Earth for prestige, most unfortunately, still has the upper hand.
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He believes the U.S. has the upper hand in negotiations, because China depends on the U.S. as an export market and its domestic economy is slowing more than official statistics indicate.
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He has the confidence of a man who's rarely challenged but always has the upper hand when he is; he's used to others agreeing that he's the smartest person in the room.
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The show is forever switching which of these two men has the upper hand, on both a moral and tactical level, so that rigid definitions of right and wrong no longer apply.
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Turkey's offensive in Syria has ground to a halt at al-Bab and after Erdoğan's apology to Putin for shooting down the Russian plane, it is clear Russia has the upper hand.
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While both sides are furiously playing the blame game, McConnell thinks he has the upper hand and plans to raise pressure on Democrats by forcing votes on resolutions to reopen the government.
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However, once an agitated patient has the upper hand, actively choking a staff member, hitting them with a weapon, or with knife or gun in hand, then an escalation of force seems inevitable.
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Trump seems to be of the mindset that the United States has the upper hand in its trade negotiations with China, since the US economy and stock market have been holding up well.
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Read more: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably probably knows it Still, both leaders will have more to talk about then just their own tensions in Syria.
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Despite Apple's warnings and market volatility, the Trump administration believes the US has the upper hand in negotiations because the American economy is relatively strong compared to China's, according to two administration officials.
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But too many Americans seem very much O.K. with Trump, so much so that he is very much in the running to win, although Clinton clearly has the upper hand at the moment.
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Drawing back the stage curtains of the unconscious, he shows us a world where laws are flouted and norms are trashed, where senseless violence is rampant and the id has the upper hand.
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READ: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably know that "The continued crisis and escalation has some domestic politics benefits, but overall, the costs are higher," Oliker said.
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"The U.S. has the upper hand over China in technology, defense and international influence, and therefore the country will continue to have a strategic initiative over Beijing for the foreseeable future," it said.
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But it's clear that Trump has the upper hand: A poll released this week shows that around six in 10 Republican voters see Trump, rather than Ryan, as the leader of their party.
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" The administration continues to insist it has the upper hand, with Mr. Trump reiterating in a tweet last week that he is ready to raise tariffs and urging China to "stop playing around.
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The regime's push for a comprehensive peace treaty to replace the armistice it signed in 1953 to end the Korean War suggests Pyongyang believes it has the upper hand in negotiations with Washington.
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US defense officials say the F-35 has the upper hand over top Chinese stealth fighters such as the J-20, which Beijing showed off to the public for the first time in November.
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Now, as Recode has reported, with Google and Disney looking and then moving on from the process, it is Benioff who has the upper hand if he makes a decent enough offer for Twitter.
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This suggests Ivanka has the upper hand in the relationship, something we already knew from the Fire and Fury anecdote where they make a pact that she gets to run for president before Jared.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said President Donald Trump has the upper hand in trade talks with China and that the country would have to bend a bit to stop tariffs from going higher.
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The pro-life advocates claim that the embryo has "personhood rights," yet this would imply that the embryo, with no life yet breathed into it, has the upper hand over the adult biological father.
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TransferWise is also planning to launch a card, but, for now at least, Revolut has the upper hand here with the ability to issue a company's employees with free corporate cards for spending abroad.
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The battle for social media dominance features two goliaths: and — and while the latter currently has the upper hand, the former has a shot at a come-from-behind victory, two investors recently explained.
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But even at dealing, Leah has the upper hand: Her glitzy magazine internship gives her access to similarly hedonistic hipsters (the kind who buy cheap, tacky clothes to wear ironically, you know the sort).
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While some teams at Viacom, such as the ad-sales and marketing groups, and other staffers who work across Viacom's networks, are concerned about layoffs, others believe Viacom has the upper hand over CBS.
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President Trump is ready to shut down the government over his central campaign promise—building a wall along the southern border—and he seems to believe he has the upper hand in this debate.
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Against all odds, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad remains in power, and, thanks to the backing of Russia and Iran, he now has the upper hand on the rebels militarily — an outcome once unthinkable.
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Comcast currently has the upper hand in the bidding war after it made a 14.75 pound a share offer for Sky in July, which trumped an earlier 13 pound a share bid by Fox.
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Cockell's book lucidly addresses biology's great mystery: If we grant that life is an interplay of chance and necessity, in the words of the French biochemist Jacques Monod, then which has the upper hand?
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The money mill that undergirds many of China's aggressive -- if not reckless -- assets buying in Hong Kong and overseas may be coming to a temporary halt, if the cat has the upper hand this time.
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The bottom line: A verdict won't end the legal battle, as either side can appeal and other cases remain, but it could well determine who has the upper hand as the dispute enters its endgame.
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It is not clear which faction within the U.S. administration has the upper hand, and Senator Ted Cruz and Representative Mario Diaz-Balart this month introduced legislation to add the Brotherhood to the terrorist list.
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Now, it has the upper hand in a ruling coalition and the latest opinion polls put it at around 30 percent, overtaking its coalition partner, the 5-Star Movement, as the country's most popular party.
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I don't know if it's good or bad (for U.S. President Donald Trump's re-election efforts.) In an event like this typically the administration has the upper hand until it attracts so much negative attention.
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Read: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably knows it Defense Secretary James Mattis and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Joseph Dunford briefed the media from the Pentagon.
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Nigeria has said the insurgency, and its rival Boko Haram, are on the back foot, as the sides engage in a battle of propaganda to show who has the upper hand in the decade-long conflict.
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But it could unveil a number of deals favouring widebody jets where it has the upper hand against Airbus, including at least a dozen 787 aircraft for Korean Air Lines and some demand for 777 freighters.
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With Russian and Iranian military support, Assad firmly has the upper hand in the war with rebels who have been trying to topple him with backing from states including Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United States.
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The Echo still has the upper hand when it comes to third-party support and you can even buy into the Echo ecosystem with the even cheaper $50 Echo Dot (which come in a six-pack).
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Bayh, who strategists say still has the upper hand, went from a double-digit lead in August to a 4-point edge, within the margin of error in a WTHR/Howey Politics poll, earlier this month.
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IS THERE ONE POLICY THAT'S COMING OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE OR IS THIS SOMETHING THAT'S BEING COORDINATED, OR IS THIS SOMETHING THAT CHANGES BASED ON WHICH SIDE HAS THE UPPER HAND ON ANY GIVEN DAY?
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It's as if Herzog, whose fear and loathing of nature has always been underwritten by a healthy respect, is reminding us—and maybe himself—that Mother Nature still has the upper hand, at least for now.
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But it could unveil a number of deals favoring widebody jets where it has the upper hand against Airbus, including at least a dozen 787 aircraft for Korean Air Lines and some demand for 777 freighters.
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Comcast currently has the upper-hand in the fight for Sky after it offered 14.75 pounds a share for the broadcaster last month, trumping a sweetened 393 pounds a share bid that Fox made earlier in July.
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Find out what stocks Cramer said are winners here President Donald Trump has the upper hand in trade talks with China despite false claims that he made at a Wednesday rally with supporters in Florida, Cramer said.
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Okay, Ramsay for sure has the upper hand troops-wise, what with his thousands-strong Bolton army and the support of the Umbers and the Karstarks — two big houses that reneged on their loyalty to the Starks.
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"After a strong performance from Boohoo on Tuesday, much was expected from ASOS," said Jefferies analyst David Reynolds, describing the ASOS results as "solid" but noting that Zalando has the upper hand in scale, imperative for ecommerce success.
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"Right or wrong, many investors still feel the U.S. has the upper hand in this battle and will win in the end," says Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at the Schwab Center for Financial Research.
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While it's generally assumed that the Trump administration has the upper hand with the current Supreme Court (with a five-justice conservative majority, two of whom were appointed by Trump), the administration has an uphill battle in this case.
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Now that the United States and Europe are entering the frenemy stage of their relationship, Europe can take solace knowing it has the upper hand in at least one key respect: The euro has been thumping the dollar lately.
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Pinned and spread-eagled in a wedding dress against an Audi's shiny black hood by Stephen Dillane as Man, it's clear that Ms. Blanchett's Woman still has the upper hand or even, as things turn out, the upper phallus.
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I reached out to him to discuss what Trump should expect when he sits down with the canny former Russian KGB operative-turned-president, how the meeting could go wrong, and why Putin almost certainly has the upper hand.
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Many analysts say that while sanctions may be hurting North Korea, Kim may believe he has the upper hand and is unlikely to give up his full nuclear capability, considering it vital to the survival of his family dynasty.
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The European firm already has the upper hand in the market for smaller jets, where it has outsold Boeing, but is being outgunned in the market for bigger jets like the A330neo which was delivered to its first customer on Monday.
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But technological bets and partnerships on that plane could reshape the engine industry for the next two decades and influence who has the upper hand when Airbus and Boeing come to renew the main part of their fleets in 15 years.
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"Pyongyang is desperate for sanctions relief, so the U.S. has the upper hand in the negotiation process [and] it can press for more concessions in the coming weeks," Ramon Pacheco Pardo, an expert on North Korea at King's College London, told VICE News.
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While lawyers and legal experts have told VICE News that Congress likely has the upper hand in most of these fights from a legal perspective, they could take months to play out, and could stretch out beyond the end of Trump's first term.
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Beijing is even making light of American "petulance" as Trump threatens another round of punishing trade measures that would affect $200 billion of Chinese exports to the U.S. Trump could do that: He has the upper hand, legally and morally, in this dispute.
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But Hassett made it clear on Thursday that the White House believes that the US has the upper hand in the trade battle with China, saying the declining earnings of companies in the country "puts a lot of pressure on China to make a deal."
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Body language expert Patti Wood, author of Snap: Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma, noticed that in many of the photos where they are holding hands, Ivanka is the one leading, suggesting that she has the upper hand in the relationship.
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You tell it to your volunteers when it looks like your movement has hit a wall or when it looks like your opposition has the upper hand, and you want to show your teammates that many people have faced obstacles before, and overcome them.
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If, as Trump believes, the US has the upper hand in trade talks and can exert more economic pain on China with tariffs, the Chinese consumer may start to feel the pinch and buy fewer US products -- even if it's not for political reasons.
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Aides to Mr. Trump say the president believes that the United States has the upper hand on China, with an ability to impose tariffs on a far larger number of goods than the Chinese can match given that America imports far more than it exports.
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Generally, the executive branch has the upper hand when it comes to foreign affairs, so the Obama administration has credibility when it comes to offering advice about how it will affect Americans abroad and how the law would be interpreted by the Justice Department.
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READ: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably know that "The U.S. president in a telephone conversation... said he would be glad to see [Putin] in the White House, would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," Lavrov said.
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READ: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably know that Human rights groups have repeatedly called for the parties to allow inspectors to access the sites, saying the more time passes the more difficult it will be to hold the regime accountable.
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In the never-ending battle for riches, influence and cultural domination, Silicon Valley now has the upper hand over Washington, DC. The two metros have consistently been atop rankings of the most affluent urban areas in recent years, at least according to Census data on median household incomes.
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Russell, LeVert and Spencer Dinwiddie gave the Sixers fits off the dribble and buried open looks from 3-point range, and a team that got hot late and just made the playoffs suddenly has the upper hand on the road over a 51-win team stocked with stars.
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READ: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria Macron told French television Sunday night that he had managed to persuade Trump to keep a ground force in Syria in the long term, contrary to the president's public statements earlier this month that he wanted to bring the troops home.
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Navarro, who has told Trump that the impacts of the tariffs would be minimal, currently has the upper hand with the President and has convinced him that making good on his 2016 campaign promises on trade would win his praise from the people who helped vault him to the White House.
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They say success is the best revenge, and if that's really true then Nicki Minaj has the upper hand in this beef with Remy Ma. For close to two weeks it was radio silence on Nicki's side as Remy proceeded to drop TWO songs: "shETHER" and "Another One," both targeted at Barbz.
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This has made it hard for the US to reach some kind of peace deal with the Taliban despite nine years of trying (the Trump administration tried again in earnest as recently as last August.) Basically, the Taliban doesn't seem to want to make concessions because it currently has the upper hand in the war.
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Rewrites with further quotes from court, background on Viacom) By Lisa Richwine LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A judge called Sumner Redstone's deposition "strong evidence" that the media mogul knew what he was doing when he ejected an ex-girlfriend from his life, suggesting Redstone has the upper hand in a trial over his mental competence that began on Friday.
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While he is skeptical of information that the Chinese government releases, Cramer said the numbers will help decipher who has the upper hand in the trade war with the U.S. "If they're not-too-hot, not-too-cold, well that might mean they'll be less willing to make concessions [and] this thing's going to drag on," he said.
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And in that same arc, when the Skrulls descend upon Wakanda they're greeted by this, a garden of Skrull heads: Black Panther also plays a pivotal role in Marvel's recent Secret Wars crossover, outsmarting Doctor Doom and allowing his teammate Reed Richards to take Doom down: Essentially, no one ever has the upper hand against Black Panther.
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Neither is interested in the other in any way that even vaguely resembles romance, but it becomes clear at some point that Benjamin has the upper hand simply because of who he is: free, young, wealthy, with his whole life in front of him, and she needs him, on some level, to assure her she's not invisible.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIn terms of theming and customization, Samsung has the upper hand here, although we've just seen the first signs of theming appear in Android Q. The One UI has a Wallpaper and themes entry on the Settings menu that has no equivalent on stock Android on the Pixels, so you've got a lot more options to play around with.
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It puts Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a delicate position: He likely wants to respond in a way that makes it appear as if India has the upper hand in this week's altercations — to boost his and his party's standing ahead of elections — while at the same time preventing the outbreak of another war, which could destabilize the region.
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And when she yells at him, thinking she finally has the upper hand, the camera gazes up at her from Joe's point of view on the floor below her — after she has knocked him over — which would traditionally give her some degree of power over him, but she's also positioned so that she becomes a small figure isolated against a giant black frame.
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Trump tops Clinton by four points as better able to handle trade with other countries, a topic that was one of few high points for Trump in the debate, while Clinton has the upper hand, narrowly, on several other issues raised in Monday's debate, including taxes (48% Clinton to 46% Trump), the criminal justice system (48% Clinton to 45% Trump), ISIS (48% Clinton to 44% Trump).
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) on Thursday praised Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's presidential campaign, saying it has the upper hand in the general election.
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We can expect some additional responses by Russian President Vladimir Putin -- he matched the US and UK responses almost to a tee (60 Russians expelled from the US and 1 diplomatic property seized = 43 Americans expelled from Russia and 1 diplomatic property seized; 23 Russians expelled from the UK = 23 UK diplomats expelled from Russia.) Putin likes to show that he has the upper hand, so he may still try to publicly exhibit his disdain for the international response to Skirpal by upping the ante -- even just slightly.
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